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Unidentified Bob Fass radio show, undated 1 open reel audiotapes (1/4")

'" (original), and "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." A recording of a Bob Dylan concert, likely 1974, plays. Songs

Musicians (including Peter Stampfel?) are in the studio. They play "Cajun Polka," "Silver Wings," "The Bottle Let Me Down," "Okie from Muskogee'/'Hippie From New York City," "It's Time For Lovin'" (original), and "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." A recording of a Bob Dylan concert, likely 1974, plays. Songs performed are "Lay Lady Lay," "It Ain't Me Babe," "Ballad of a Thin Man." Unidentified song plays ('Ace of Diamonds'?).

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Bob Fass Recordings and Papers, 1935-2011, bulk 1963-1991
  3. Series II: Other radio shows, circa 1960s-2006
  4. Subseries II.5: Radio show unidentified, 1963-2006, undated

Subseries 2: Business and Publicity Materials, 1925-1988

scrapbook spanning his career, from music school concerts in Budapest from 1925; through his active period

Serly thoroughly documented his performing and composing career, best represented in an oversized scrapbook spanning his career, from music school concerts in Budapest from 1925; through his active period in the 1930s and 1940s, playing under Leopold Stokowski, Eugene Ormandy, and Arturo Toscanini; to his later years in the Pacific Northwest. Scrapbook includes an almost complete record in programs of performances of Serly's work, as well as clippings, reviews, and personal letters. Also, provides a record of Bartók's reception in New York during his exile and tributes to him after his death. Other notables in the scrapbook include Kodály, Ezra Pound, and Geza Frid. Subseries 2 also contains a file of newspaper clippings kept by Serly; a collection of clippings about Ezra Pound, mostly from the 1970s; a folder of orchestra programs from Serly's career; and original copyright forms and contracts for his published work.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Tibor Serly papers, 1905-1992
  3. Series II: Personal and Business Materials, 1911-1992

Subseries I.3: Judy Johnson, 1914-1995 (bulk 1988-1995)

singer. This subseries comprises concert scores and parts for several of these arrangements. The context
of these arrangements - whether they were produced for an album, for the concert stage, or for some

Lindsey married Judy Johnson in 1954 and ultimately produced a number of arrangements for the singer. This subseries comprises concert scores and parts for several of these arrangements. The context of these arrangements - whether they were produced for an album, for the concert stage, or for some other event - is not always clear, with the exception of two folders originally labeled as "audition music" and "bows music." Many of Lindsey's arrangements for Johnson are in sketch form: either handwritten onto, or interleaved with, the original published sheet music of the song that he was arranging. Many annotations suggest that Lindsey used these scores to accompany Johnson himself. Although Johnson was born "Betty Bonney" (and went by this name earlier in her career) and occasionally referred to herself by her married name, "Betty Lindsey," all of Lindsey's arrangements list her as "Judy Johnson."

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Mort Lindsey scores and papers, 1909-2007, bulk 1942-2007
  3. Series I: Collaborations with Performers, 1914-2007 (bulk 1958-2007)

Clippings Album 6, 1935-03 – 1935-12; 1934

Includes articles, reviews of concerts and productions, concert programs and announcements

Includes articles, reviews of concerts and productions, concert programs and announcements, interviews, and photographs. The file also includes photographs of the album covers (two covers, one has "1933" written on it, and the other, "1934-1935"). The main topics are: the continuation of the tour around the Soviet Union (Sverdlovsk, March 1935; Cheliabinsk, March 1935; Baku, August 1935; Tbilisi, August 1935); the work on the ballet 'Romeo and Juliet' (incl. "'Romeo and Juliet' as Ballet", Moscow News, May 25, 1935 (author -- Sergei Prokofiev); "The Love for Three Oranges" (incl. "Broshiura o vozobnovlenii 'Liubvi k Trem Apel'sinam' v Leningrade", January 1934 (scan of a part of the brochure); world tour with Robert Soetens (Madrid, November 1935; Casablanca, December 1935; Algiers, December 1935; Tunis, December 1935.) The file also includes a collection of materials related to "The Love for Three Oranges", which are dated as of 1934. " Page numbers in album: 38-102. Materials from 1934 were likely in a different album, so the numbering restarts at 1 at the beginning of the 1934 part. Album page numbers are mostly missing in 1934 materials. Some of the materials may appear more than once in the photocopy, since a few pages were scanned multiple times in order to zoom in or show items that were partially covered by other items.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Serge Prokofiev Archive, 1917-2012
  3. Series VIII: Newspaper Clippings, 1916-2000s
  4. Subseries VIII.5: Clippings Album, 1933-1935

BBC newscast/North Korea music 1 open reel audiotapes Box 24, Container audio_072

Access Copy CD# 69, 70. 1) Radio Pyongyang - concert of representative Red Chinese music in honor

Access Copy CD# 69, 70. 1) Radio Pyongyang - concert of representative Red Chinese music in honor of Zhou En Lai ??? Arr. Folk song; chamber music violin +piano on Chinese theme, martial song - Chinese orchestra - suite based on folk material - good quality - NK patriot song / 2) Russian accordion music - Radio Pyongyang - nat'l anthem - fair quality - Russian arr. Russian service radio Pyongyang

  1. C.V. Starr East Asian Library
  2. Theodore Richards Conant Collection, 1949-2010, bulk 1953-2000
  3. Series III: Audio Visual, 1943-1991
  4. Subseries III.3: Audio

Cohen, Ira. On Feet of Gold. London: Synergetic Press. 1986, 1986 Box 19, Folder 5

concert (with handwritten notations and contact information for "Darin c/o Nexus 006" on back) at the page

First edition. Signed by author to Ossian MacLise on the t.p.: "for Ossian, past present/& future/from your God Father/always Ira [drawn symbol]/June 10, 1990. Includes a torn ticket to a Don Cherry concert (with handwritten notations and contact information for "Darin c/o Nexus 006" on back) at the page 75, where Cohen's poem about Angus LamLise )"Ballad of the Gone MacLise") begins.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Angus and Hetty MacLise papers, 1950s-2010
  3. Series III: Friends, Associates, and Other Material Not Directly Related to the MacLises, 1960s-2010
  4. Subseries III.1: Ira Cohen
  5. Published Works

Old Guard of New York and Bronx Historical Society walking tour, 1976 Box ph 06, Folder 4

Ensemble's Brass Quintet plays a concert at the Woolworth Chapel lawn, audience of 200 sat in shade of

4 items: Old Guard of New York - Honoring fallen comrades at their Woodlawn memorial, memorial ceremony for John McCullagh, First Chief of Police for the combined boroughs of New York, Bronx Arts Ensemble's Brass Quintet plays a concert at the Woolworth Chapel lawn, audience of 200 sat in shade of Woodlawn's linden tree, walking tour by the Bronx Historical Society in Woodlawn (100 in attendance

  1. Avery Drawings & Archives
  2. Woodlawn Cemetery records, 1863-1999
  3. Series III: Photographs
  4. Subseries 4: Events

Series II: The American Opera Singer, circa 1997-1999

Opera and Concert from 1825 to the Present (New York: Doubleday, 1997). Also included are clippings and

This series includes correspondence, publicity material, clippings, and photographs related to Davis's 1997 monograph The American Opera Singer: The Lives and Adventures of America's Great Singers in Opera and Concert from 1825 to the Present (New York: Doubleday, 1997). Also included are clippings and printouts of reviews of his book, and printouts of online message boards about the publication. This series comprises floppy disks containing various drafts of the monograph.

  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Peter G. Davis Papers, 1912-2021, bulk 1948-2021

Variations for oboe and military band - Rimsky-Korsakov. Song of the Volga boatmen - arr. Stravinsky. March of the Soviet Police - Shostakovich. Concertstuck for clarinet and military band - Rinsky-Korsakov. Soviet Police March - Khachaturian. Symphony No. 19 Op. 49 - Miaskovsky

Secondary creator: Gennady Rozhdestvensky/Stockholm Concert Band
  1. Rare Book & Manuscript Library
  2. Serge Prokofiev Archive, 1917-2012
  3. Series VI: Audio-Visual Collection, 1927-2012
  4. Subseries VI.2: Compact Disks, 1931-2012

Administrative Material and Ephemera, 1987-1989 ; 12 boxes

dinners, the Dance Uptown performance, Barnard Performs! benefit concert featuring alumnae Suzanne

This series contains correspondence, memos, contact lists, invitations, flyers, programs, publicity, newsletters, calendars, schedules, budgets, and other ephemera. Materials relate to the logistics regarding the planning and execution of the Centennial Celebration, including the convocation and associated dinners, the Dance Uptown performance, Barnard Performs! benefit concert featuring alumnae Suzanne Vega and Laurie Anderson, Barnard Collects art exhibit, and the conference, Educating for the Future: Ethics and the Academy.

  1. Barnard Archives & Special Collections
  2. Centennial Office, 1963-1989

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