Sylvia Lent (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Sylvia Lent" in English language version.

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William Winfield Scott, History of Passaic and Its Environs (Lewis Historical Publishing Company 1922): 73.
International Who's who in Music and Musical Gazetteer (Current Literature Publishing Company 1918): 369.
"Sylvia Lent Creates Excellent Impression in Berlin Concerts" Musical Courier (December 14, 1922): 59.
"Sylvia Lent Scores in Dresden" Musical Courier (December 28, 1922): 33.

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Karen Frankenstein, biography.

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"German Critics Praise D. C. Artist" Washington Times (December 7, 1922): 23. via Newspapers.com

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"Music and Musicians" Washington Post (July 13, 1919): E3.
Richard Aldrich, "Music" New York Times (March 6, 1923): 26.
"Sylvia Lent Comes Home" Washington Post (February 26, 1928): F1.
Elizabeth E. Poe, "In the Realm of Musical Affairs" Washington Post (March 21, 1926): F6.
"Sylvia Lent Its Soloist" New York Times (November 6, 1924): 23.
"Sylvia Lent Possesses Rare Old Montagnana" Washington Post (March 4, 1928): F1.
Mozelle Horton, "Sylvia Lent, Young and Girlish, is from Family of Musicians" Atlanta Constitution (December 11, 1934): 3.
"Sylvia Lent Wins Deserved Ovation" Washington Post (January 30, 1933): 3.
"Capital Girl Plays in Kent Hour Tonight" Washington Post (February 20, 1927): F10.
"Violinist Sylvia Frankenstein" Washington Post (March 27, 1972): C4.

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"Sylvia Lent, Soloist" Sausalito News (April 3, 1936): 3. via California Digital Newspapers Collection.

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Discography of American Historical Recordings, "Sylvia Lent (instrumentalist: violin)" (accessed November 19, 2017).

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Gilbert Ross, "The Auer Mystique" Michigan Quarterly Review 14(3)(Summer 1975): 311-312.
Gilbert Ross Papers, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan.