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Highlight: Notes: From a compilation of concert reviews (other composers include Rakhmaninov, Reger). Extracts

Highlight: This series contains concert and recital programs kept by Kay. This series is further divided into
Abstract Or Scope: This series contains concert and recital programs kept by Kay. This series is further divided into two subseries: the first includes programs that feature works by Kay and the second contains programs for performances in which no work by Kay was performed. Both subseries are arranged chronologically by year of performance.

Highlight: includes print material relating to various Douglas Moore memorial concerts. Also includes publications
Abstract Or Scope: From productions around the United States, including: programs, newspaper clippings, photographs, printouts of articles, brochures, advertisements, correspondence with "Doeheads," singers, critics, and opera companies. Opera companies represented among the memorabilia include: New York City Opera, Central City Opera, San Francisco Opera, Indiana University Opera Theater, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Connecticut Opera, Calgary Opera, Austin Lyric Opera, Washington Opera, Governor's School for the Arts. Also includes print material relating to various Douglas Moore memorial concerts. Also includes publications about the real Baby Doe Tabor and the Tabor Opera House. Includes a copy of Gabriele's address book. Some of this material was originally in a folder titled "Baby Doe Party."

Highlight: , including their famed Promenades and Rug Concerts given at Philharmonic Hall.
Abstract Or Scope: Peter Wexler (1936– )'s set design for "Lizzie Borden." New York, chalk and pencil on paper, 1965. Peter Wexler designed the sets and lighting for the New York City Opera world premiere of "Lizzie Borden." This drawing with its austere staircase, depicts the Fall River, Massachusetts, Borden house interior, used to great dramatic effect in the premier and its NYCO revival of the same production in 1976. Over the course of his long career, Peter Wexler has also designed productions for, among many others, the Metropolitan Opera, Broadway and off-Broadway, regional theater, film, TV, and the New York Philharmonic, including their famed Promenades and Rug Concerts given at Philharmonic Hall.

Highlight: . Nathaniel Prime, July 14, 1813, Cambridge; Address on sacred music delivered at a concert, Feb. 8, 1820
, Troy; Address to Sagana missionaries, Oct. 17, 1821; Address on sacred psalmody. Concert, July 11, 1821
Abstract Or Scope: This file includes Orientation and installation of a minister-notes of persons, places, dates, 1816-1818; Ordination of church officers- notes on places and dates, 1818-1821; Installation of Mr. Nathaniel Prime, July 14, 1813, Cambridge; Address on sacred music delivered at a concert, Feb. 8, 1820, Troy; Address to Sagana missionaries, Oct. 17, 1821; Address on sacred psalmody. Concert, July 11, 1821, Troy; Excommunicatio; Notes in book titled, "Theological School" with some unbound/inserted manuscript note sheets; Exegesis; Adversaria, or a Common Place Book, Dec. 10, 1789; Place Book, June 24, 1786; Contents of different chapters in Old Testament (2 v.); Introduction to expounding the New Testament, June 2, 1793, with four sermons; Other numbered sermons; Other sermons, unnumbered.

Highlight: , programs, special concerts and projects, and target sector work. Lastly, there are records related to
Abstract Or Scope: This sub-subseries consists of the files of Stephen King, Jamie Radner, Surita Sandosham and Evelyn B. Maiman. The latter was a Comptroller; the others were Directors of Finance and Administration during the 1980s and 1990s. The creator of a particular file, if known, is noted on the file folder.