A Dictionary of Music and Musicians/Jullien's Military Journal
JULLIEN'S MILITARY JOURNAL, a periodical répertoire of music arranged for a military band, consisting of dances, marches, selections from operas, oratorios, symphonies, etc. It was started by Jullien in the year 1847, but in 1857 came into the hands of Messrs. Boosey & Co., by whom it is published every alternate month as 'Boosé's Supplementary Journal,' to distinguish it from 'Boosé's Military Journal,' a monthly répertoire of a similar kind started by Charles Boosé the eminent bandmaster in 1846, and published by Messrs. Boosey since 1850. [See Military Journals.] [App. p.687 omits this reference]
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