the 1920s featured the birth of the american songbook and the standard of ragtime.
the 1920s featured the birth of the american songbook and the standard of ragtime.
the 1920s featured the birth of the american songbook and the standard of?
ragtime
section::::singers.:contemporary singers.:radio.









































british broadcaster michael parkinson devoted a considerable part of his bbc radio 2 programme "parkinson's sunday supplement", which aired from 1996 to 2007, to this genre of music.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- great american songbook foundation









































bullet::::- traditional pop music









































bullet::::- jazz standards









































bullet::::- show tunes









































bullet::::- lounge music









































bullet::::- tin pan alley









































bullet::::- songbook









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- the great american songbook foundation









































bullet::::- the society for the preservation of the great american songbook









































bullet::::- the american songbook preservation society









































bullet::::- popular songwriters and the great american songbook









































bullet::::- pbs special on the great american songbook
great american songbook
the great american songbook foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the music of the great american songbook. located on the campus of the center for the performing arts in carmel, indiana, the songbook foundation's administrative offices are located on the gallery level of the palladium, a 1600-seat concert hall that opened in january 2011. the organization was previously known as the michael feinstein foundation for the education and preservation of the great american songbook and the michael feinstein great american songbook initiative; in july 2014, the organization's board of directors voted to change its name to the great american songbook foundation.
great american songbook foundation