Box 118
Are you Stickin'
Box 118
Bakiff
Box 45
Beggars Holiday Script
Box 118
Black Beauty
Box 118
Black Beauty, Big Piano Interlude
Box 118
Black Beauty
Box 45
Black Brown and Beige, Original Ellington Orchestra Version
Box 49
Black, Brown and Beige--Black, Brown Parts--Jazz Band
Box 50
Black, Brown and Beige--Beige Parts--Jazz Band
Box 78
Black, Brown and Beige--Parts (Orchestral Arrangement by Peress)
Box 115
Black, Brown and Beige
Photocopy of pencil score with markings
Box 115
Black, Brown and Beige
Box 117
1943 BLACK "Work Song", 1993
Reconstruction by Peress, "not proofed," 1993
Box 117
1943 BLACK "Work Song," "Come Sunday," "Light", 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999, no markings
Box 117
1943 BLACK "Work Song," "Come Sunday," "Light", 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999, with conducting markings
Box 117
1943 BROWN "West Indian Dance," "Emancipation Celebration," "The Blues", 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999
Box 117
1943 BEIGE, 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, "Corrected," 1993, Premiered Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, January 21, 1999
Box 117
1943 BEIGE, 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999, no markings
Box 117
1943 BEIGE, 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999, with conducting markings
Box 117
1943 BEIGE, 1993-1999
Reconstruction by Peress, 1993-1999, with conducting markings
Box 120
Black, Brown and Beige
Peress orchestration, original pencil full score; and copy of Schirmer published score
Box 45
Black and Tan Fantasy
Box 118
Blue Belles of Harlem
Box 76
The Blues
Box 77
The Blues
Box 118
Bojangles
Box 118
Boy Meets Horn
Photocopy of score and parts; engraved score with markings
Box 117
Celebration
Peress working score, "Last Orchestral Symphonic Work of D. K. Ellington unpublished;" photocopy of manuscript with pencil markings, with note "First performance 5/16/72 Jacksonville Symphony, Florida"
Box 76
Come Sunday
Box 118
Cotton Tail
Box 118
Day Dream
Box 118
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
Box 118
Goin Up!
Box 115
The Golden Broom and The Green Apple
Box 115
Grand Slam Jam
Box 77
Harlem
[Orchestrated by Luther Henderson and Maurice Peress?]. Parts. Copyright 1952 by G. Schirmer, Inc. This arrangement copyright 1988 by G. Schirmer, Inc.
Box 58
Harlem--Parts--Symphonic Brass and Jazz Band Originals
Box 115
Harlem
Orchestrated by Luther Henderson and Maurice Peress. Full score, 2 different copies.
Box 102
Harlem
Photocopy, with markings.
Box 115
Harlem
Revised. Orchestrated by Luther Henderson and edited by John Mauceri.
Box 136
Harlem
Harlem – full score, revised
Box 118
Jack the Bear
Box 118
Ko Ko
Box 118
Mood Indigo
Score with markings; copy marked "corrected"
Box 118
Moon Mist
Peress manuscript; missing piano part
Box 76
New World A-Comin'
Box 116
New World A-Comin'
Piano Solo Part and 2 Piano Arrangement
Box 116
New World A-Comin'
Full Score - Peress arranged and edited
Box 118
Portrait of Bert Williams
Queenie Pie
Box 116
The River
Full Score: Riba, Meander, Vortex, Spring, Giggling Rapids, Lake
Box 118
Rockin' in Rhythm
Box 118
Rose of the Rio Grande
Box 76
The Shepherd
Box 118
Star Spangled Banner
Photocopy of Peress manuscript
Box 116
Three Black Kings
Full score – Ellington and Mercer Ellington, Orchestrated by Peress, and the harp part (includes markings).
Box 137
Les Trois Rois Noirs
Full score – orchestrated by Luther Henderson
Box 116
Two Dancers In Love
Peress orchestration, notes and working manuscript of score, with parts
Duke Ellington Carnegie Hall 1943 Reconstruction by Peress
Box 115
Ellington Gems: A-Train, Don't Get Around Much, Prelude to a Kiss, Satin Doll, Mood Indigo, 1994-1995
Arranged for orchestra by Peress, 1994-1995
Box 77
Three Vocalises: The Mooch, Creole Love Call, Transbluency
Working manuscript and parts
Box 57
Photocopies from the Smithsonian
Includes Black, Brown and Beige poem, one page Queenie Pie sketch in Ellington's hand