Listening to music -- Old folk-melodies of the Old World -- Folk-music in the New World (North America) -- Music that tells a story -- program music -- National idiom expressed through composed music -- Pattern : simple form -- The art-song -- Chamber music : small instrumental combinations -- Lyric types -- Building the orchestra -- The orchestra interprets "Romantic" music -- Suites : contrast in dances -- serial story-telling -- Ballet -- telling a story in music and dance -- The hey-dey of English music -- Opera in Italy -- Il trovatore -- Music in this century -- Famous preludes -- vocal and instrumental -- Music of the American Indian, tribal and composed -- American music of Negro origin and composition -- Theme with variation : rondo and the rondino -- Pan-American music -- Kinds of program music -- Music for the piano and its forerunners -- Florid arias from opera -- Fantasy in composed music -- Composed music from old home-lands : Scandinavia -- Composed music from old home-lands : Russia -- American music on its way -- Sonata form : sonata, symphony, sonatina -- The "Pastoral" symphony -- Beethoven -- Later Italian opera : Aïda, by Verdi -- MacDowell and DeKoven : American composers -- Famous concert overtures -- Russian ballet -- Carmen, an opera (Bizet) -- The symphonic poem -- Music of the church : motet, chorale, cantata, and oratorio -- Music of a later day in England -- Famous concerted music from opera -- Masters of the symphony : Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven -- Masters of the symphony : Mendelssohn, Berlioz, and Franck -- Masters of the symphony : Tschaikowsky and Brahms -- Melodic music played upon solo instruments -- Composed music from old home-lands : Italy, Spain and France -- Composed music from old home-lands in Central Europe -- The pipe organ and its music -- From "play-cart" to light opera -- The "new school" of American music.

Colección Teología.