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Highlight: the Faculty of Fine Arts (1904), the University's glee club, the chapel organist, and public concerts
Abstract Or Scope: Correspondence between Leonard B. McWhood and the president of Columbia University. McWhood's appointments included assistant in music, tutor in music, and adjunct professor of music. Correspondence relates to a variety of subjects.

Highlight: Notes: Statement of expenses of concert given on 15 February 1927. Signed by L.Tseitlen, F.Levin

Highlight: Sender organization: Le Guide du Concert Hebdomadaire, Le Guide Musical Mensuel

Highlight: ) Sunday concert - 1: chinese harp 2: string quartet 3: oboe solo "The Sherperdess" / 4) Voice of Free
Abstract Or Scope: Access Copy CD# 53, 54. 1) Japanese radio 2) Radio Japan 3) Eisenhower - address to Korean Nat'l Assembly June 20th, 1960 (Horace Underwood ???) / Track Two Radio Peking (repeat) 1) Editorial comment 2) Sunday concert - 1: chinese harp 2: string quartet 3: oboe solo "The Sherperdess" / 4) Voice of Free Korea - special program Eisenhower visit includes cuts of speech (Nat'l Assembly) + commentary 3) KBS - "French by Radio)

Highlight: Notes: Manchester Prokofiev 2003 Festival. Performed in the Brown Shipley Concert Hall RNCM. 2 CDs

Highlight: " plays. "Just Plain Folks" by a woman believed to be Ada Jones plays. The Edison Concert Band plays a
Abstract Or Scope: "Roaming In the Gloaming" by Harry Lauder plays. An Irish song plays. Parade/instrumental music plays. "I'll Take You Back To Italy" by Irving Berlin plays. The Edison Military Band plays "The Blue Ribbon March." "A Stein Song" by Richard Hovey plays. "Sweer Adeline" plays. "Under the Anheuser Bush" plays. "Just Plain Folks" by a woman believed to be Ada Jones plays. The Edison Concert Band plays a song.

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