From the ballad singers of the 19th century to the jazz musicians of the 1920s, A Hundred Years of Music in America offers a comprehensive overview of the country's musical history. Drawing on extensive research and firsthand accounts, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the development of American music over the course of a century.

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