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David Hall was the founding Editor of the ARSC Journal, and, from 1980 to 1982, President of the ARSC. He was the founding curator of recorded sound at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, which grew into a division known as the Rodgers and Hammerstein Sound Archives. He also had been a record critic for Stereo Review.

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  • Hall, David (1940). The Record Book, A Music Lover's Guide to the World of the Phonograph. New York: Smith & Durrell. LCCN 41-1274; OCLC 404089 (all editions).
    1. [1st] Supplement. New York: Smith & Durrell. 1941 [1940] – via Internet Archive (Boston Library Consortium, Wellesley College).  
    2. The Record Book, A Music Lover's Guide to the World of the Phonograph. With Supplement (Special ed.). New York: Smith & Durrell. 1942 [1940]. LCCN 50-46760.
    3. 2nd Supplement. New York: Smith & Durrell. 1943 [1940, 1941] – via Internet Archive (Public.Resource.Org, Digital Library of India).  
    4. The Record Book, A Music Lover's Guide to the World of the Phonograph. Includes 1st Supplement (©1941) and 2nd Supplement (©1943) (Complete ed.). New York: Citadel Press. 1946 [1940]. LCCN 46-11855.
    1. Via HathiTrust. (University of Michigan Library).  
    2. Via Internet Archive – via Internet Archive.
    3. Re-Print. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1978 [1948]. LCCN 78-5686.
    1. 64 Page Booklet. 1941.
    2. Columbia Record Catalog, 1942. pp. 425–436 – via Internet Archive (Media History Digital Library).  
    3. Columbia Record Catalog, 1943. pp. xiii–xxx – via Internet Archive (shellackophile).  
    4. Columbia Record Catalog, 1944. pp. xvii–xxiv – via Internet Archive (Media History Digital Library).  
    5. The Record Book. Chapter 1 (International ed.). 1948. pp. 3–7 – via Internet Archive.
  • Hall, David; Levin, Abner Fisher (1910–2000) (1955). The Disc Book. New York: Long Player Publications – via HathiTrust.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 55-4152.
    Abner Levin had been general manager for Sam Goody in New York City, once deemed the largest record store in the world.
Magazines, journals, news media, and blogs
  • Classical Music Guide Forums (The) (April 17, 2000). "David Hall RIP". Retrieved March 27, 2022.
    1. "The Mapleson Cylinder Project: A Preliminary Report" (PDF). 3 (3): 4–13. 1981.  
    2. "A Provisional Mapleson Cylinder Chronology" (PDF). 3 (3): 14–20. 1981.  
    3. "A Mapleson Afterword: Further Notes on the Mapleson Cylinder Project at the Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound, New York Public Library" (PDF). 14 (1): 5–10. 1982.  
  • Hall, David. Recorded Sound (Recorded Sound ran for 86 issues, from May 1961 to July 1984). Column: "The Mapleson Cylinder Project". Journal of the British Institute of Recorded Sound. ISSN 0034-1630.
    1. "The Mapleson Cylinder Project". (82): 39–59. July 1982.
    2. "Repertoire, Performers, and Recording Dates". (83): 21–55. January 1983.
    3. "A Mapleson Notebook". (86): 5–28. July 1984.
  • Hall, David. Ovation. "The Magazine for Classical Music Listeners". 320 West 57th Street, New York, New York.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location (link) ISSN 0196-433X.
    1. "The Mapleson Cylinder Recordings: Live at the Met, 1901–1903". 5 (9): 26–33. October 1984.
    2. "The Mapleson Cylinder Recordings: Live at the Met, 1901–1903 — And the Project to Transfer Them to Discs". 5 (10): 19–21. November 1984.
    1. Part 1. 13 (4): 142–145. October 1964.
    2. Part 2. 13 (5): 102–106. November 1964.
    3. Part 3. 13 (6): 92–96. December 1964.
  • New York Times (The); Copage, Eric V. (May 20, 2000). "Abner Levin, 88; Ran Store at Dawn of LP Era".
    1. Permalink. Vol. 149 (Late ed.). May 20, 2000. p. 11 (Section B) (digital image 26) – via TimesMachine. ProQuest 431438921.
    2. New York Times Blog. May 20, 2000.   ProQuest 2233506609.
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