Visit Texas Music Museum between February and September 2013 to learn about and enjoy the music of Texas Native Americans such as Kiowa, Wichita, Caddo and many more. Spaniards brought the first cattle and horses to Texas, spurring cattle ranching in Texas. The exhibit includes materials on early cowboy songs. In the early 1800s immigrants from many parts of Europe settled in Texas. Many of these immigrants were classical composures, musicians, and music teachers which led to the develop-ment of early symphonies and publishing companies, German singing societies, community bands, and dance halls. The early 1900s saw the development of early Mexican American bands, orquestras, early gospel, blues, jazz, popular music and country with emerging talent such as fathers of country music Vernon Dalhart and Eck Robertson, and King of Ragtime Scott Joplin.