SUBJECT INDEX OF THE ENTIRE SITE. SC (G) WC-1530.

SUBJECT INDEX OF THE ENTIRE SITE. (2) SC (G). WC- 1530
5/2. This means Chapter 5, Section 2. Then there will be a list of Topics within that Section.
1883 World’s Columbian Exposition. 9/1
1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. 5/1
6 NEWBURY STREET STUDIOS. 6/2
70TH. BIRTHDAY FOR B. J. 6/2
ACCOMPANIST.
American Guild of Organists. 5/2
AMERICAN MUSIC EDUCATION. 6/2
APOLLO: TENTH ANNIVERSARY. 3/4
APOLLO CLUB: FORMATION. 3/1
Apollo Club-B. J. Resigns. 5/4
APOLLO CLUB PUBLIC REHEARSALS. 3/3
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1872-1873. 3/1 APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1873-1874. 3/1 APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1874-1875. 3/2
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1875-1876. 3/2

APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1876-1877. 3/3
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1877-1878. 3/3
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1878-1879. 3/4
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1879-1880. 3/4
APOLLO CLUB SEASON 1880-1881. 3/4
Apollo Club Season 1881-1882. 11th. 4/1
Apollo Club Season 1882-1883. 12th. 4/1
Apollo Club Season 1883-1884. 13th. 4/2
Apollo Club Season 1884-1885. 14th. 4/2
Apollo Club Season 1885-1886. 15th. 4/2
Apollo Club Season 1886-1887. 16th. 4/3
Apollo Club Season 1887-1888. 17th. 4/3
Apollo Club Season 1888-1889. 18th. 4/3
Apollo Club Season 1889-1890. 19th. 4/4
Apollo Club Season 1890-1891. 20th. 4/4
Apollo Club Season 1891-1892. 21st. 5/1
Apollo Club Season 1892-1893. 22nd. 5/1
Apollo Club Season 1893-1894. 23rd. 5/2
Apollo Club Season 1894-1895. 24th. 5/2
Apollo Club Season 1895-1896. 25th. 5/2
Apollo Club Season 1896-1897. 26th. 5/3
Apollo Club Season 1897-1898. 27th. 5/3
Apollo Club Season 1898-1899. 28th. 5/4
Apollo Club Season 1899-1900. 29th. 5/4
Apollo Club Season 1900-1901. 30th. 5/4
Apollo Sings for the Funeral of John H. Stickney. 5/1
APOLLO-SPRING 1881. 3/43
Apthorp, William Foster. 2/3
Apthorp Lecture. 5/3
ARLINGTON CLUB. 3/4
Artistic Growth-1860’s
Attacks on Lang Through Tucker and Foote. 4/2
AVERAGE WEEK. 3/3
B. J.’S SISTER-MARIETTA (ETTA) AND FAMILY MUSICALES. 3/1
B. J. as a Piano Salesman. 2/1
Bach Birthday Concert. 4/2
Bach Concerts. 5/3
Bayreuth. 5/3
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 1-Boston Premier. 2/3
Beethoven Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello and Piano with BSO. 4/1
BERLIOZ: DAMNATION OF FAUST. 6/1
BERLIOZ: DAMNATION OF FAUST-THREE TIMES! 3/4
“Best concert in its history.” 5/2
Bible Songs and Youthful Voices. 1/1
BIRTHDAY, 70th. FOR B. J. 6/2
Birthday Wishes from the Family for MRL’s 100th.. 10/1
BIRTH OF MALCOLM LANG. 3/4
BIRTH OF ROSAMOND. 3/3
Boston: 1850. 1/1
BOSTON CHURCH CHOIRS. 3/3
BOSTON ORCHESTRAL CLUB. 3/1
BOSTON PHILHARMONIC CLUB. 3/2
BOSTON PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. 3/4
Boston Singers (Replaced Boylston Club) 4/4
Boston Symphony Orchestra and Lang as Piano Soloist.
(1) Beethoven-Triple Concerto. (2) Brahms-Piano Concerto No. 2. (3) Rubinstein Piano Concerto No. 3. (4) Saint-Saens-Rhapsodie d’Avergne. (5) Weber/Liszt-Polacca Brillante. 4/1
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. LANG SOLOS WITH. OTHERS SOLO.
Boston Symphony Orchestra Chorus. 5/1
BOYLSTON CLUB. 3/1
Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 with BSO. American Premiere. 4/1
Brimmer Street House Described. 9/1
Brown, Allen A. 4/2
BSO 100th. Birthday Celebration. 10/1
BSO 1966 Honor. 10/1
BSO Subscriber Since 1881, First Concert, to the Present: MRL. 10/1
von BULOW. 3/2
BUNKER HILL-100TH ANNIVERSARY. 3/2
Burrage Room-see Ruth Burrage Room.
Carreno, Teresa. 2/2
CECILIA AFTER LANG. 6/2
CECILIA-BEGINNINGS. 3/2
CECILIA CONTINUED. 3/3
CECILIA DETRACTOR. 3/4
CECILIA SEASON 1876-1877. 1st. Indep. 3/3
CECILIA SEASON 1877-1878. 2nd. Indep. 3/3
CECILIA SEASON 1878-1879. 3rd. Indep. 3/3
CECILIA SEASON 1879-1880. 4th. Indep. 3/4
CECILIA SEASON 1880-1881. 5th. Indep. 3/4
CECILIA SEASON 1880-1881 CONCLUDED. 3/4
Cecilia Season 1881-1882. 6th. 4/1
Cecilia Season 1882-1883. 7th. 4/1
Cecilia Season 1883-1884. 8th. 4/2
Cecilia Season 1884-1885. 9th. 4/2
Cecilia Season 1885-1886. 10th. 4/2
Cecilia Season 1886-1887. 11th. 4/3
Cecilia Season 1887-1888. 12th. 4/3
Cecilia Season 1889-1890. 14th. 4/4
Cecilia Season 1890-1891. 15th. 4/4
Cecilia Season 1891-1892. 16th. 5/1
Cecilia Season 1892-1893. 17th. 5/1
Cecilia Season 1893-1894. 18th. 5/1
Cecilia Season 1894-1895. 19th. 5/2
Cecilia Season 1895-1896. 12th. 5/2
Cecilia Season 1896-1897. 21st. 5/3
Cecilia Season 1897-1898. 22nd. 5/3
Cecilia Season 1898-1899. 23rd. 5/3
Cecilia Season 1899-1900. 24th. 5/4
Cecilia Season 1900-1901. 25th. 5/4
CECILIA SEASON 1901-1902. 26th. 6/1
CECILIA SEASON 1902-1903. 27th. 6/1. HAVERHILL.
CECILIA SEASON 1903-1904. 28th. 6/1
CECILIA SEASON 1904-1905. 29th. 6/2
CECILIA SEASON 1905-1906. 30th. 6/ 2
CECILIA SEASON 1906-1907. 31st. 6/2
CECILIA SINGS GOV. WOLCOTT FUNERAL. 6/1
CENSUS-1880. 3/4
CHADWICK PREMIER WITH APOLLO CLUB. 3/4
Chadwick-Support by Lang. 4/3
CHAMBER MUSIC: SPRING SERIES 1876. 3/2
Chaminade of America. 9/1
Chickering Agent. 1/1
CHICKERING ANNIVERSARY CONCERT. 6/1
Chickering Hall Dedication.
CHICKERING ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS. 6/1
Chickering piano for Master Lang. 1/1
Choral Premiers of Margaret’s. 8/1
Choral Training Techniques of Lang. 4/2
Christmas Season-1864. 2/2
CLIQUE IN BOSTON. 3/4
Columbian World Exposition, 1883. 9/1
Columbian World’s Exposition, 1893 in Chicago. 5/1
Complimentary Concert for B. J., March 1860. 2/1
Concert Arias, Three. 9/1
Concerto (Piano) Performances Through 1900. 5/4
Concert to Help the Patriots of Crete. 2/3
Costume Ball. 4/3
CRAMER PIANOFORTE STUDIES. 3/3
Critics of Lang. 5/1
Damnation of Faust. 4/1
DEATH. Benjamin Johnson Lang. 6/2
Death. Margaret Ruthven Lang. 10/1
DEATH OF FRANCES’ MOTHER. 6/1
Debut as Pianist in Boston. 2/1
Diphtheria. 4/1
DITSON FUND MEETING. 6/1
Dixey, R. C. 2/3
Dixey, Richard C. 2/2
Dramatic Overture and Witichis. 9/1
Dramatic Overture and Witichis Reviews. 9/1
Dutton, Alice-Early Lang Piano Pupil. 2/2
Dvorak Composition Lesson(s).
Dwight, John S. 2/1
DWIGHT COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. 3/4
EARLY CHORAL GROUPS; 3/1
Early Piano Teachers of B. J.’s. 1/1
Essay-From Literature to Music. 5/2
Etude Interview with Lang About his Teaching. 5/3
EULOGIES. 6/2
European Study for B. J. Three Years or Not. 1/1
EUTERPE. 3/4
Ex-Governor Wolcott’s funeral. 5/4
Fall of 1870. 2/3
Family Portraits. 5/3
Farm: Second Summer Season-1896. 5/2
Farm: Summer Seasons 1897-1901. 5/4
Farm: Third Summer Season: 1897. 5/3
Father B. and B. J. Music Rooms in Salem. 2/1
Father Benjamin and B. J. in a joint concert. 1/1
Father Benjamin’s Businesses. 1/1
Fidelio. 4/1
FINAL CONDUCTING APPEARANCE. 6/2
FINANCIAL WORTH. 6/2
First Child. 2/2
First Lectures. 2/3
First Symphony Series. 2/3
First Walpurgis Night. 2/1
FOOTE, ARTHUR. 3/2
Frances’ Singing Lessons. 2/3
Frances’ Stand. “Opposing Electrocution.” 9/1
Frances Morse Lang-Death 10/1
Franz Liszt Dinner. 4/1
From Literature to Music-Essay.
FUNERAL. 6/2
“Genius.” Musical America Article about Margaret. 8/1
Gericke, Wilhelm. 4/2
Gilmore’s Jubilee. 4/3
Gilmore Concert. 2/3
Globe Theatre Concerts. 2/3
Gottschalk and Lang. 2/1
Gottschalk and Lang. II. 2/2
GREAT BOSTON FIRE. 3/1
HALL OF FAME. 6/2
Handel and Haydn 50th. Anniversary. 2/2
Handel and Haydn Accompanist-October 1859. 2/1
Handel and Haydn-First Triennial Festival. 2/3
Handel and Haydn Salary. 4/4
Handel and Haydn Society. 2/1
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY. 3/2
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY-LANG CONDUCTS. 3/3
Handel and Haydn Society-Lang conducts. “Was the best concert ever.”
Hannah Lang letter-1864. 2/2
HARVARD-MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE. 6/2
Harvard Musical Association New Home. 5/1
Harvard Musical Association Orchestral Concerts. 2/2
HAVERHILL CHORAL SOCIETY. 6/1
Haydn’s-The Seasons. 2/2
Heavenly Noel, The. 9/1
Henschel and the B.S.O. 4/1
HENSCHEL, HELEN, BOSTON CONCERT. 6/1
Henschel: Miss Helen’s Boston Debut Recital. 5/4
HENSCHEL, LILLIAN JUNE BAILEY. b. 1860, d. 1901. 3/3
HENSCHEL MARRIAGE. 3/4
Hill Burlingame, Edward. 5/2
Hood, Helen 4/1
Hook and Hastings Studio Organ. 5/2
HOUSE AT 8 OTIS PLACE. 3/1
House Warming: Harvard Musical Association 9/1
Hymn of Praise for Charity. 4/4
Hymn of Praise Premier. 2/1
Immaculate Conception Church. 4/2
INCHES, MRS. LOUISE PAINTED BY SARGENT. 4/3
Irish Love Song. 9/1
Irish Love Song Lives On. 10/1
ISABELLA (MRS. JACK GARDNER) PAINTED BY SARGEANT. 4/3
Jaell, Alfred. 1/1
JOSEFFY AND LANG. 3/4
Joy, Clara F. Early Lang pupil. 2/3
King’s Chapel: Easter and Christmas 1895. 5/2
King’s Chapel: Elijah. 5/4
King’s Chapel: Vespers. Lang’s Magic as an Organist. 4/4
King’s Chapel-Christmas 1890. 4/4
KING’S CHAPEL-CHRISTMAS 1902. 6/1
KING’S CHAPEL-CHRISTMAS 1903. 6/1
KING’S CHAPEL-VESPER SERVICES 1907. 6/2
Lang’s Home: 1864. With Burrages. 2/2
LANG’S INFLUENCE LIVES ON. 6/2
Lang’s Circle Performs with the BSO. Boston Symphony Orchestra.
LANG’S MOTHER DIED. 3/2
Lang’s Musical Position in Boston. 4/1
Lang’s Musical Talks. 5/2
Lang’s Works Premiered by the Apollo Club. 4/2
LANG AS ASSISTING ARTIST. 3/3
Lang as B.S.O. Conductor?
LANG AS HANDEL AND HAYDN ORGANIST: Third Triennial Festival. 3/2
Lang Assists. 4/3
Lang, Benjamin Johnson. 1/1
Lang, Margaret Ruthven. 2/3
Lang- Musical Dictator of Boston. 5/3
Lang on Piano Playing. 5/1
LAST CECILIA CONCERT. 6/2
Lecture Business-Lang, Chadwick, Paine and Elson. 4/2
Lectures on Piano Technique. 4/2
Lincoln’s Funeral. 2/2
Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Concert. 2/1
Liszt and Lang. 4/3
MacDowell, Edward Alexander. 4/3
MacDowell, Mrs. 10/1
Margaret’s First Performances. 8/1
Margaret’s Musical Style. 8/1
Margaret Aged 101. 10/1
Marriage to Frances Morse Burrage. 2/1
MECHANICS’ HALL CONCERTS: 1873 MARCH. 3/1
MECHANICS’ HALL CONCERTS: 1874 FEBRUARY-MARCH. 3/2
MECHANICS’ HALL CONCERTS: 1875 APRIL. 3/2
MECHANICS’ HALL CONCERTS: 1876 MARCH. 3/3
MECHANICS’ HALL CONCERTS: 1880. 3/4
MEMORIAL CONCERTS FOR B. J. 6/2
Mendelssohn: Son and Stranger. 4/1
Mendelssohn-Eighth Book of Songs Without Words. 2/3
MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB & THE CATHOLIC CHORAL SOCIETY. 3/1
Mendelssohn Quintette Club Performances-1860 to 1869. 2/3
Mercantile Hall Concerts. 2/3
Messages From God. 1927-1939. 10/1. Complete at the end of the chapter.
Missa Solemnis-Beethoven. Cecilia Sings at Symphony Hall Dedication. 5/4 Popular
Missing Pieces: MRL. 9/1
Missing Symphony: MRL. 9/1
MISS ROBBINS AND THE ACTRESS, MISS MAUDE ADAMS. 6/1
Monster Organ. 2/2
More B. J. Solo Appearances. 2/2
More MRL Song Performances. 8/1
MRL’s Biographies of Early Life. 8/1
MRS. GARDNER’S NEW MUSIC ROOM. 6/1
Munich Conservatory Instructors. 8/1
Munich: Margaret begins her studies. 4/2
Munich Study-1885. 8/1
Murder. 5/4
Music Hall Organ Concerts. 2/3
Music Hall Organ Dedication. 2/2
Music Hall Organ: 1865-66 Season. 2/2
Musicians’ Aid Concert. 5/4
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. 3/1
Nevin, Ethelbert. 4/1
New Boston Farm: First Summer Season-1895. 5/2
New England Conservatory. 2/2
NEWBURY STREET STUDIOS, #6. 6/2
Nikisch, Arthur. 4/4
Nikisch, BSO, Play for Margaret’s Instruction. 8/1
Ninth Cecilia Season. 1884-1885. 4/2
Ojala-1889 Paris World’s Fair. 8/1
Ojala-Washington, D. C. Performance. 8/1
Old South Organist-1859. 2/1
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS OF LANG. 3/4
Organ Positions: Early. 1/1
Organ Positions: Old South Church. 1859-1864. South Congregational Church. 1864-1888. King’s Chapel. 1888-1909. B. J.’s Studio Organs. 1/1
OTHER CHARITABLE EVENTS (1) (2) (3). 6/1
Other Concert Groups. 2/2
Other Concerts. 2/3
PAINE- AZARA. 6/1
Parsifal: Second Time. 5/1 May 4, 1892.
Parsifal: First Time. 4/4 April 15, 1891.
PARSIFAL: Third Time. 6/1 January 6, 1903.
Peace Jubilee: 1869. 2/3
Peace Jubilee, World: 1872. See World Peace Jubilee.
Performances c. 1899. 9/1
Personality. 5/3
Petersilia, Carlyle and Lang. 2/3
Philharmonic Society Soloist. Lang plays Tchaikovsky. 4/1
Pianoforte Concerto Concerts-First Series-1887. 4/3
Pianoforte Concerto Concerts-Second Series-1888. 4/3
Pianoforte Concerto Concerts-Third Series-1890. 4/3
Piano Instructor-Lang’s methods. 4/4. See also: Teacher of Piano. 2/3
PIANO RECITALS. 3/4
Pianos: Special Double Piano and Silent Practice Piano.
Piano Technique Lectures-1867 and 1883. 2/3
Portraits of Lang Family-see Family Portraits
Premiers of Beethoven and Liszt/Schubert. 2/3
PRESIDENT HAYES VISIT. 3/3
RAISED $1,000,000+ FOR THE ENDOWMENT. 6/2
RESIGNS FROM THE CECILIA. 6/2
Return to Boston-1888. 8/1
RETURN TO HARNESS. 3/1
Rival Pianists of Lang-Perabo and Petersilia. 2/2
Royalties: Margaret Contacts Her Publisher. 9/1
RUBINSTEIN PIANO CONCERTO IN G WITH BSO-BOSTON PREMIER. 3/1, 4/1
RUDERSDORF, MADAME ERMINA. 3/1
Ruth Burrage Library of Orchestral Scores. 5/4
RUTH BURRAGE ROOM-MOVED. 6/2
RUTH BURRAGE ROOM SUMMER 1872. 3/1
Saint-Saens Rhapsodie d’Avergne with BSO. 4/1
Salem Academy of Music and Salem Choral Society. 1/1
Salem-Amphions. 2/1
SALEM CONCERT. 3/2
Salem Concert. B. J. as Pianist. 1863. 2/2
Salem Concerts. 3: 1866-67. B. J. conducts a “BSO.” 2/3
Salem Oratorio Society. 2/3
SALEM ORATORIO SOCIETY. 3/1
Salem Oratorio Society. 4/4
Sargent’s painting of Mrs. Jack Gardner. 4/3
Sargent’s painting of Mrs. Louise Inches. 4/3
Satter and Lang. 2/1
Schumann Piano Works. 4/2
Season 1888-1889. 13th. 4/4
SECOND SERIES OF CONCERTS AT THE GLOBE THEATRE. 3/1
Shakespeare Birthday Concert. 2/2
Ship-Typical Journey. 5/2
Singing with the Boston Symphony. 4/4
Social Events. 5/1
SON AND STRANGER-MENDELSSOHN. 3/3
Song Performances. 9/1
SOUTH BOSTON CHORAL UNION, CHELSEA CHORAL SOCIETY. 3/1
South Congregational Church-Lang leaves. 4/3
South Congregational Church Organist. 2/2
Specific Characteristics-Dramatic Overture. 9
St. Botolph Club. Chadwick Describes. 4/2
ST. BOTOLPH CLUB. HISTORY. 3/4
ST. SAENS: NOEL-CHRISTMAS ORATORIO. 3/4
ST. SAENS-CONCERTO NO. 2. 3/3
ST. SAENS PIANO CONCERTO NO. 2 IN NEW YORK CITY. 3/3
STRAUSS: ENOCH ARDEN. 6/1
STRAUSS, RICHARD IN BOSTON. 6/2
Student Apes the Master. 5/4
Student Concerto Concerts. 2/3
STUDENT CONCERTO CONCERTS II. 3/1
Summer 1860-Europe. 2/1
Summer 1866-Europe. 2/2
Summer-1867. 2/3
Summer- 1871. Europe. 2/3
SUMMER-1875. 3/2
Summer-1885. 4/2
Summer-1888. Europe. 4/3
Summer-1897. Europe. 5/3
Summer- 1871. Europe. 2/3
Summer-1888. Europe. 4/3
Summer-1897. Europe. 5/3
Summer-1900. 5/4
SUMMER-1904. 6/2
TABLE GOSSIP. 6/1
Taste in Music: How Can it be Cultivated and Refined? 5/4
Tchaikovsky. 4/1
TCHAIKOVSKY PIANO CONCERTO NO. 1 WORLD PREMIER. 3/2
Teacher and Pupil. The Early 1860s. 2/2
Teacher of Piano. 2/3 see also: Piano Instructor-Lang’s Methods. 4/4
The Ditson Fund. 5/3
THE SINGING CLUB. 6/1
THOMAS CHORAL SOCIETY. 3/2
TOPICS AND PREMIERS. 6/1
TREMONT TEMPLE CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS OF LANG. 3/4
TREMONT TEMPLE NEW ORGAN. 3/4
TREMONT TEMPLE REOPENING. 3/1
TRIPS BACK TO EUROPE. 3/4
Trip to Europe. 1891. 4/4
Tucker, Hiram G. 2/3
Tucker, Hiram G., Concert. 5/4
VON BULOW. 3/2
Wagner: A French Life of-Lang, Preface. 5/1
WAGNER AND LANG. 3/3
Weber/Liszt Polacca Brillante with BSO. 4/1
Will-Margaret’s. 10/1
WINCH, MR. JOHN F. MR. WILLIAM WINCH. 3/2
Woolf Edward, Benjamin. 2/3
WOOLF EDWARD, BENJAMIN-CRITIC. 3/4
WORCESTER RECITAL. 3/1
World Columbian Exposition, 1883. 9/1
World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, 1893. 5/1
WORLD PEACE JUBILEE; 1873. 3/1
YALE DEGREE. 6/1
Year In Europe-1869 to 70: Berlin Concert. Rome and Liszt. April. Vienna Concert. June. July. August 12th. 2/3
Yet More MRL Song Performances. 9/1
Youthful Voices. 2/1
Zerrahn, Carl. 2/1

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