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The Music Journal was monthly publication. It was founded in 1943 as the Music Publishers Journal by Al Vann (1900–1973) and Fred Waring. The series ran from September to June, originally 9 issues per year, but later, 10 issues per year. The final issue was published in 1985.

Production
Since its first issue in 1942, the publication had been printed in New York. Beginning September 1951, the Music Journal was printed in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (in the Poconos), by the Hughes Printing Co.

Music Journal Annual Anthology

Awards

 * January 30, 1963 – The Society of Business Publication Designers bestowed its Award of Merit for 1962 on The Music Journal "for overall effectiveness of the concept, the design and the realization of a business magazine published in 1962." This is the first time that a music magazine has ever been given such an award.

Publisher

 * Shawnee Press
 * Fred Waring Enterprises, Inc.
 * Music Journal, Incorporated

Other publications of Music Journal, Incorporated

 * Music and Artists, launched in 1968 and was published bi-monthly (February-March, April-May, August-September, October, November, and December)

Editors
Ennis D. Davis (1902–1953)

Margaret Maxwell
 * Margaret Maxwell, who had formerly been staff of Gannett Newspapers in Rochester for nine years, was, in June 1952, appointed Executive Editor, and in 1953, Managing Editor of the Music Journal, to succeed the late Ennis Davis. Maxwell had joined the staff of the Music Journal in 1950 as a contributing editor.  Maxwell had studied music at Carnegie Mellon University and also earned a degree in musicology from the Eastman School of Music.  The Music Journal, at that time, was owned by Waring Enterprises Inc., headed by Fred Waring.

Sigmund Spaeth (1885–1965), at age 70, accepted the offer from the publisher, Al Vann, to serve as editor of the Music Journal. He served in that role for ten years — until his death in 1965.

Robert Cumming succeeded Spaeth as editor in 1965

Publishers
Al Vann was publisher of the Music Journal at the time of his death in 1973. His was survived by his wife, Dorothy Swartz, who suceeded him as publisher.

Announcement in 1957
Music Journal Annual, as a compilation of information of value to music educators and students of music education, as well as suppliers of the field, is this 1957 Annual. Music Journal is now combined with the Educational Music Magazine, for more than three decades a periodical of stature and prestige, established and published by the Educational Music Bureau of Chicago. It is worthy of note that the editors and publishers of the merged Music Journal and Educational Music Magazine are carrying on and extending one of the distinctive services for which the EMM and its former publisher, Educational Music Bureau, are widely regarded.

This is the cataloguing and dissemination of information regarding all worthy available music education materials. The Annual gives graded listings of some 5,000 instrumental and vocal music titles, some 900 record albums, a selection of more than 150 books on music, besides many articles and special features including pictures and biographical sketches of forty contemporary composers. And of course advertisements galore representing most of the important publishers and manufacturers of the period.

Price of the book is $3.00-and worth it. To subscribers to the Music Journal and EMM combination, new or renewals ($3.00), the Annual is available for $1.00. Address: Music Journal-Educational Music Magazine, Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania."

Library links
Music Journal

Music Journal, Annual Anthology

Not sure

Musicians & Artists

Access

 * Sage
 * Music Journal

Addresses

 * Music Journal, Inc., of 1776 Broadway, New York, New York.

Resources

 * Fred Waring papers, 1922–1984: Penn State University Libraries