Unmusical New York; A Brief Criticism of Triumphs, Failures, & Abuses

Originally published in 1905, this scathing critique of the New York music scene attacks everything from the quality of performances to the behavior of audiences. Despite its polemical tone, the book offers a valuable insight into the cultural life of turn-of-the-century America.

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