Editing Timeline of musical events (section)

== 1910s ==
* '''[[1919 in music]]''', '''[[1919 in British music]]''', '''[[1919 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Pete Seeger]], [[Merce Cunningham]], [[Carl Ruggles]], ''Toys''
* '''[[1918 in music]]''', '''[[1918 in British music]]''', '''[[1918 in Norwegian music]]''' – [[Phonograph cylinder]]s become obsolete; the [[Society for Private Musical Performances]] is founded in Vienna by [[Arnold Schoenberg]]; Death of [[Claude Debussy]]
* '''[[1917 in music]]''', '''[[1917 in British music]]''', '''[[1917 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Lou Harrison]], [[Ella Fitzgerald]], [[John Lee Hooker]], [[Dinu Lipatti]], [[Isang Yun]]; First hit [[jazz]] recordings by [[Original Dixieland Jass Band]], Death of [[Scott Joplin]]
* '''[[1916 in music]]''', '''[[1916 in British music]]''', '''[[1916 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Milton Babbitt]], [[Henri Dutilleux]], [[Alberto Ginastera]], [[Betty Grable]], [[Harry James]], [[Dinah Shore]],
* '''[[1915 in music]]''', '''[[1915 in British music]]''', '''[[1915 in Norwegian music]]''' – ''[[An Alpine Symphony]]'' by [[Richard Strauss]]; Birth of [[Billie Holiday]], [[Frank Sinatra]], [[John Serry, Sr.]]; [[Tom Brown (trombonist)|Tom Brown]] starts billing his group as a "[[Jazz|Jass]] Band"
* '''[[1914 in music]]''', '''[[1914 in British music]]''', '''[[1914 in Norwegian music]]''' – "[[St. Louis Blues (song)|St. Louis Blues]]" published; first [[calypso music]] recordings
* '''[[1913 in music]]''', '''[[1913 in British music]]''', '''[[1913 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Muddy Waters]], [[Vinicius de Moraes]], [[Benjamin Britten]] English Composer; [[Igor Stravinsky]]'s ''[[The Rite of Spring]]'' is premiered in Paris.
* '''[[1912 in music]]''', '''[[1912 in British music]]''', '''[[1912 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Woody Guthrie]], [[Lightnin' Hopkins]], [[John Cage]]
* '''[[1911 in music]]''', '''[[1911 in British music]]''', '''[[1911 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Robert Johnson (musician)|Robert Johnson]], ''[[Der Rosenkavalier]]'' by [[Richard Strauss]] premieres in [[Dresden]], Death of [[Gustav Mahler]], Austrian composer and conductor
* '''[[1910 in music]]''', '''[[1910 in British music]]''', '''[[1910 in Norwegian music]]''' – Birth of [[Howlin' Wolf]], [[Artie Shaw]], [[John H. Hammond]], [[Django Reinhardt]]; "[[Let Me Call You Sweetheart]]"