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1941 in music
This is a list of notable events in music that took place in the year 1941.
==Events==
*January 5 – Ernesto Bonino makes his début on Italian radio.
*January 15 – Olivier Messiaen's ''Quatuor pour la fin du temps'' is premiered by the composer and fellow prisoners-of-war in Stalag VIII-A in Silesia.
*January 20 – Béla Bartók's ''String Quartet No. 6'' is premièred in New York City.
*February 11 – Glenn Miller receives his first gold disc, for ''Chattanooga Choo Choo''.
*May – Woody Guthrie writes and records "Roll On, Columbia, Roll On" and "Grand Coulee Dam" among other folk songs in Portland, Oregon on a commission from the Bonneville Power Administration; these are released as ''The Columbia River Collection''.
*May 10 – London's Queen's Hall, venue for The Proms, is bombed by the Luftwaffe. The concert series relocates to the Royal Albert Hall.
*August 18 – In a brutal police operation in Nazi Germany, over 300 Swing Kids are arrested, marking the end of tolerance to swing music.
*Alan Lomax (working for the Library of Congress) discovers Muddy Waters and Son House, among others
*Les Paul designs and builds the first solid-body electric guitar.
*Enrico Gentile leaves Quartetto Ritmo. Felice Chiusano replaces him and the group is renamed Quartetto Cetra.
*Dutch Leschan sisters of Trio Lescano become Italian citizens.
*The National Negro Opera Company is launched in Pittsburgh, USA.
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