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Highlight: Columbia University Orchestra concerts are interspersed throughout this folder.
Abstract Or Scope: Materials collected by Howard Shanet to send to President Michael Sovern regarding a $5000 donation to the Music Performance Program and the Columbia University Orchestra: correspondence between Shanet and Robinson, a letter template sent by President Sovern, notes from a phone conversation with Robinson; notes relating to Robinson's 1975 donation of a Heckell bassoon to the Columbia University Orchestra. Notes relating to Robinson's 1973 donation to the Music Department. Tickets and programs for Columbia University Orchestra concerts are interspersed throughout this folder.

Highlight: concerning concerts in the USA, France, Italy, Spain, England, the Soviet Union and Germany; and the
matters included musical societies such as the Aeolian Company in the USA, Concerts Populaires de
Bruxelles, and Concerts Pasdeloup in Paris; music publishers such as Breitkopf and Härtel in Leipzig
Abstract Or Scope: The majority of this subseries consists of letters, mostly to Serge Prokofiev, as well as drafts of his letters to others. Also included here are letters addressed to others (generally members of the Prokofiev family), as well as documents pertaining to them.

Highlight: Begins with the end of a recorded faculty concert at Mannes School of Music from June 21, 1971
Abstract Or Scope: Begins with the end of a recorded faculty concert at Mannes School of Music from June 21, 1971. Followed by very different music and banter. Towards the end Anita Hoffman makes a guest appearance and discusses her book.

Highlight: For Robert Goulet. Three onion-skin concert scores in pencil: "The Seventh Dawn" (15 pages. 61
Abstract Or Scope: For Robert Goulet. Three onion-skin concert scores in pencil: "The Seventh Dawn" (15 pages. 61 measures); "Too Good" (9 pages. 62 measures); "All I Do Is Dream of You" (13 pages. 77 measures).

Highlight: Korean court music Sujechon by ROK concert music 4) Kayagum with ??? - Nogum Bangcho by Pak Kwi Hui B
Abstract Or Scope: Access Copy CD# 117, 118. A) 1) Korean classical music - radio show VOA 2) The song of bird 3) the Korean court music Sujechon by ROK concert music 4) Kayagum with ??? - Nogum Bangcho by Pak Kwi Hui B) Kayagum Sanjo - Korean??? By KBS children's Korean folk songs

Highlight: photocopy of pages from a book titled The Greatest Songs - American, and a concert score of "What Are You
Abstract Or Scope: A reharmonization of the "Jeopardy Theme," a conductor score of "Merv's Theme," an annotated photocopy of pages from a book titled The Greatest Songs - American, and a concert score of "What Are You Doing In Bed With My Wife" arranged by Tom Kubis for Jack Sheldon.

Highlight: зал им. П. И. Чайковскогі (Tchaikovsky Concert Hall). Contains a piece by Юлисес Кэй (Ulysses Kay
Abstract Or Scope: Большой Симфонический Оркестр Всесоюзного Радио (Orchestra of the All-Union Radio Committee), conducted by Рой Гаррис (Roy Harris) and Геннадий Рождественский (Gennady Rozhdestvensky) at the Концертньій зал им. П. И. Чайковскогі (Tchaikovsky Concert Hall). Contains a piece by Юлисес Кэй (Ulysses Kay). Multiple copies.

Highlight: Poster (28" x 40") by Jorge Pineda for a concert of Spanish and Dominican composers presented by
Abstract Or Scope: Poster (28" x 40") by Jorge Pineda for a concert of Spanish and Dominican composers presented by Latinarte. Performed in New York on October 14, 1988 in Cami Hall, and in Santo Domingo on October 21, 1988 at the National Theater. (2 signed copies, numbered 132/200 and 182/200)

Highlight: ," "Photosynthesis" which appeared in ROOF I; workshop notes, material for a concert/reading "Amin's Dream" at Naropa
Abstract Or Scope: Poetry and creative works by James Sherry including multiple drafts of "Lazy Sonnets," "Photosynthesis" which appeared in ROOF I; workshop notes, material for a concert/reading "Amin's Dream" at Naropa 1976; correspondence with Tom Savage; and misc poetry by Beverly Day and Ann Katz.

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