"Whence Comes the Lady Tympanist?" Gender and Instrumental Musicians in America, 1853-1990

Beth Abelson Macleod

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Beth Abelson Macleod; “Whence Comes the Lady Tympanist?” Gender and Instrumental Musicians in America, 1853–1990, Journal of Social History, Volume 27, Issue 2,

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