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It should be pointed out that as a composer himself, Wilder's primary emphasis is doing an analysis of composers and their creative efforts.

Wilder devotes whole chapters to only six artists: Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, Cole Porter, and Harold Arlen. Vincent Youmans and Arthur Schwartz share another chapter; Burton Lane, Hugh Martin, and Vernon Duke share one more. Wilder gives one chapter to the songwriters he deems the "The Great Craftsmen": Hoagy Carmichael, Walter Donaldson, Harry Warren, Isham Jones, Jimmy McHugh, Duke Ellington, Fred Ahlert, Richard A.Whiting, Ray Noble, John Green, Rube Bloom, and Jimmy Van Heusen.Wilder concludes with a catch-all 67-page chapter entitled "Outstanding Individual Songs: 1920 to 1950" that includes other individual songs that he considers memorable.Wilder's list is subjective, and focuses on composers more than lyricists.