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Start Over Repository Rare Book & Manuscript Library Creator Barry, Frederick, 1876-1943 Subjects Scores (documents for music)

Frederick Barry papers, 1910-1943 21 linear feet (127 volumes in 56 boxes + 14 CMI boxes with duplicative nos # 7-20 (70 items in Voyager). CMI boxes listed below: Box 7: The Alcayde: Manuscript in Process Box 8: The Alcayde: Souvenirs: Pieces for the Piano, Viola and Piano, etc. Box 9: The Alcayde: Completed Man. And Songs Box 10: The Alcayde: Completed Manuscripts Box 11: The Alcayde: Souvenirs - Original Score of "The Pledge" Box 12: The Alcayde: Theme Book I Box 13: The Alcayde: Rehearsal Copies Box 14: The Alcayde: Drum Song - Personal Copy Box 15: The Alcayde: Souvenirs - Original Score of "The Buccaneer" Box 16: The Alcayde: Scraps Box 17: The Alcayde: Rejected Numbers and Fragments Box 18: The Alcayde: [illegible] Personal Copies Box 19: The Alcayde: Old MSS Box 20: The Alcayde: No. 4 and 20 (Gypsy Trio and Friar's Song) Box A: The Alcayde Personal Copy (2 folders))

Barry, Frederick, 1876-1943

Manuscripts and lectures notes. The lecture notes are filed in 127 volumes arranged by subject. Professor Barry's interest in music is represented by the holograph manuscript of a voluminous musical composition"The Alcayde" composed in the late 1890s.

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