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1911 in music

See also: 1910 in music, other events of 1911, 1912 in music and the list of 'years in music'.

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Scott Joplin publishes his ragtime opera, "Treemonisha".
Aino Ackté[?] and other prominent opera singers found the Domestic Opera[?] in Finland

"Alexander's Ragtime Band" by Irving Berlin
"Some of These Days" by Shelton Brooks
"Ragtime Violin" by Irving Berlin
"Baby Rose" by Louis Weslyn[?]
"Jimmy Valentine" by Edward Madden[?]
"When You're Away" by Seymour Brown[?]
"Daly's Reel" by J.M. Daly
"All Alone" by Will Dillon[?]
"Honey-Love" by Jack Drislane[?]
"The Oceana Roll" by Roger Lewis[?]
"They Always Pick On Me" by Harry Von Tilzer and Stanley Murphy[?]

May 8 - Robert Johnson, Blues guitarist and singer.
May 18 - Big Joe Turner
October 24 - Sonny Terry[?]
November 5 - Roy Rogers, singer, actor (+ 1998)

October 3 - Paul Sarebresole

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