A Documentary History of the National Association of Negro Musicians
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Up for sale is a rare, out-of-print copy of A Documentary History of the National Association of Negro Musicians, edited by renowned musicologist Dr. Doris Evans McGinty. Published in 2004 by the Center for Black Music Research (Columbia College Chicago), this comprehensive academic resource compiles crucial primary documents, records, and photographs tracing the history of the country's oldest organization dedicated to African American music preservation. An indispensable text for university libraries, music departments, African American history scholars, or collectors of rare musical reference literature. Product Details: • Format: Hardcover (Glossy casing) • Editor: Dr. Doris Evans McGinty • Publisher: Center for Black Music Research / Columbia College Chicago (2004) • Pages: 391 pages of historical documentation, correspondence, and archival text. Condition: Excellent collectible condition. The hardcover boards are pristine with a high-gloss finish, sharp corners, and a tight, secure binding. Pages are clean, white, and completely free of highlighting, marginalia, library stamps, or personal ink names. Shipped securely in a box via USPS Media Mail to ensure the corners remain perfect in transit. Please message me with any questions!
- Binding: Hardcover
- Condition: Fine
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