Stars and Stripes / The Star / American Music / Steinway & Sons / 1938 Steinway & Sons / New York City Center Light Opera Company / Chesapeake / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
France / United Kingdom / India / Saudi Arabia / Iran / Spain / /
Currency
USD / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Mostly Mozart Festival / the Newport Jazz Festival / American Ballet Theater / American Shakespeare Festival / Gershwin Prize / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Metropolitan Opera Studio / Ohio Canal / Library of Congress Gershwin Prize / /
Movie
Tin Pan Alley / /
MusicAlbum
Before / Auld Lang Syne / Broadway / /
MusicGroup
the Blind Boys of Alabama / War / General / United States Marine Band / Museum / Boston Pops Orchestra / York / /
Organization
Supreme Court / Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra / Fillmore administration / Army / Smithsonian Institution / Washington Symphony Orchestra / Air Force / Kneisel Quartet / New York’s Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra / White House Historical Association / Harkness Ballet / Boston Pops Orchestra / Congress / WHITE HOUSE / Jerome Robbins Ballet / Piano Trio / /
Person
Mary Abigail / Celeste Keppler / Cole Porter / Nutt / Carroll Glenn / Shirley Caesar / Leontyne Price / Patricia McBride / Obama / Eugene List / Lyndon Johnson / Abraham Lincoln / Pompidou / Margaret / Richard Nixon / Dolley Madison / Clinton / Mary Mary / Andrew Johnson / John Adams / Van Buren / Eisenhower / Mikhail Baryshnikov / Ford / Charlotte Greenwood / George Washington / Guy Lombardo / Wade Mainer / Jenny Lind / Theodore Roosevelt / Walter Scott / Fred Waring / John Quincy Adams / José Feliciano / Eva Longoria Parker / Edith Wilson / Dizzy Gillespie / Grace Moore / Will.i.am / Harry S Truman / Isouard / James Brown / John Philip Sousa / Jackson Buren / Sergei Rachmaninoff / Benjamin Latrobe / Earl Hines / Abigail Powers / Sarah Vaughn / Ulysses S. Grant / Dan Emmett / Esperanza Spalding / Louisa Catherine / Diana Krall / Tony Bennett / Oscar Levant / William Howard Taft / Marian Anderson / Mehul / Millard Fillmore / Helen Traubel / Pearl Bailey / Grace Coolidge / Thomas Jefferson / Martha Graham / Shah Reza Pahlevi / Rickey Minor / Lawrence Tibbett / John F. Kennedy / Zachary Taylor / Wayne Brady / Elise Kirk / Phra Pok Klao Prajadhipok / Ernest Lent / Martina McBride / Martin van Buren / Jerome Robbins / George Gershwin / Anita Johnson / Shura Cherkassy / Pablo Casals / Benjamin Harrison / Frederick Douglass / William McKinley / Fanny Elssler / Pelletier / Catel / Earl Warren / Jacqueline Kennedy / Bobby Jones / Mstislav Rostropovich / Lionel Hampton / Thalía / John Tyler / Vladimir Horowitz / Herbert Hoover / Regina Belle / Josef Hofmann / Rosa Ponselle / Helen Taft / Jimmy Smits / Stevie Wonder / Mildred Dilling / James Buchanan / Gloria Estefan / Artur Rubinstein / James Knox Polk / Florence Harding / Todd Duncan / Carter / Joseph Douglass / Andres Segovia / Chester Arthur / Aretha Franklin / Franklin Roosevelt / Boieldieu / Ray Miller / James Madison / Rutherford B. Hayes / Francis Scott Key / Emma Albani / George Bush / George F. Root / Berton / Paul Simon / Pete Escovedo / John Drew / Marc Anthony / Ronald Reagan / Thomas Greene Bethune / Jessye Norman / Al Jolson / Nelly Custis / George Lopez / Frank Sinatra / Marie Selika / /
Position
Captain / composer / President / young black concert pianist / fine amateur pianist / violinist / vice president / black artist / pianist / General / concert pianist / King / woman composer / Executive / First Lady / representative / harpist / Chief Justice / Queen / Vice-President / Commodore / composer and cellist / esteemed vocal teacher / head of state / fine amateur musician / cellist / leader / fine amateur violinist / artist / musical director / official national anthem / esteemed vocal teacher of Truman’s musical daughter / world-renowned pianist / statesman / Chief / /
WHITE HOUSE HISTORY | Timelines : Music 1790s Before the White House was completed in 1800, President George Washington and his wife Martha lived first in New York City, then Philadelphia. Washington enjoyed the theater