http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/organizations/US-dlcm http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012.2 04851cpcaa22006251a 4500 20121721011734.8 060421i18681989xx eng 2006577403 2009536070 i 1868/1989 k 1932/1957 ML31.R64 Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958. Artur Rodzinski collection, 1868-1989 (bulk 1932-1957). EAD master sort node: @alpha_character^r^@alpha_srt^rodzinski^@title^Artur Rodzinski Collection^@href^http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012^@aggregate^mu^@ead_file_name^mu009012.xml^@eadid^mu009012^ 5,000 items 62 containers 30 linear feet The Artur Rodzinski Collection focuses on Rodzinski’s professional work as a conductor and his personal life in the United States, Europe and Latin America. It covers Rodzinski’s performances (live, radio and sound recordings), schedules and biographical information. The collection also includes material related to Rodzinski’s wife Halina. The materials primarily consist of correspondence, annotated music, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, legal documents, programs and advertisements. Most of the collection is in English, with a significant amount of material in Polish. Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958. Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958 Correspondence. Rodzinski, Halina. Rodzinski, Halina Correspondence. Diamond, David, 1915-2005 Correspondence. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990 Correspondence. Schuller, Gunther. Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Gould, Morton, 1913-1996. Lieberson, Goddard, 1911-1977 Correspondence. Rodzinski, Halina. Our two lives. New York Philharmonic. Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Cleveland Orchestra. Teatro comunale di Firenze. Teatr Wielki w Warszawie. Conductors (Music) Correspondence. Correspondence. aat Clippings (Information artifacts) aat Programs (Documents) aat Photographic prints. aat Rodzinski, Halina. Library of Congress, Music Division EAD http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012 EAD PDF http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012.3 LCCN Permalink http://lccn.loc.gov/2006577403 Reading Room http://www.loc.gov/rr/perform/ XML http://findingaids.loc.gov/source/main#mu009012 EAD METS http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012.4 music/ead http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu009012 Artur Rodzinski Collection Prepared by the Music Division of the Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress
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Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2009 Finding aid written in English. 2010 April Editorial revisions made to this finding aid by Nancy Seeger in April 2010. Collection Summary Artur Rodzinski Collection 1868-1989 (bulk 1932-1957) ML31.R64 Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958 5,000 items 62 containers 30 linear feet Collection material primarily in English and Polish. Music Division Library of Congress
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The Artur Rodzinski Collection focuses on Rodzinski’s professional work as a conductor and his personal life in the United States, Europe and Latin America. It covers Rodzinski’s performances (live, radio and sound recordings), schedules and biographical information. The collection also includes material related to Rodzinski’s wife Halina. The materials primarily consist of correspondence, annotated music, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, legal documents, programs and advertisements. Most of the collection is in English, with a significant amount of material in Polish. Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

 People Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990--Correspondence. Diamond, David, 1915-2005--Correspondence. Gould, Morton, 1913-1996. Lieberson, Goddard, 1911-1977--Correspondence. Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958--Correspondence. Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958. Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958. Rodzinski, Halina--Correspondence. Rodzinski, Halina. Rodzinski, Halina. Rodzinski, Halina. Our two lives. Schuller, Gunther. Organizations Cleveland Orchestra. Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. New York Philharmonic. Teatr Wielki w Warszawie. Teatro comunale di Firenze. Subjects Conductors (Music)--Correspondence. Form/Genre Clippings (information artifacts) Correspondence. Photographs. Programs. Administrative Information Provenance

The collection was given to the Library of Congress on January 4, 1999 by Richard Rodzinski, Rodzinski’s son.

 Processing History

The Artur Rodzinski Collection was processed by Amber Thiele, a CIRLA Fellow in the Music Division, on January 2008. This finding aid was prepared with Corel WordPerfect 9. In 2009, Nancy Seeger edited and coded the finding aid for EAD format.

 Transfers

Sound recordings have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division of the Library of Congress.

 Copyright Status

The status of copyright on the materials of the Artur Rodzinski Collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

 Access and Restrictions

The Artur Rodzinski Collection is open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Performing Arts Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

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 Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: container number, Artur Rodzinski Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

 Biographical Note

Artur Rodzinski was born in Spalato, Dalmatia (now Croatia) to Hermana Jozefa Rodzinski and Jadwiga Wiszniewski Rodzinska on January 2, 1892. Hermana, a Polish surgeon in the Austrian Army, was transferred to Lvov (formerly Lemberg and Lwów), Poland around 1897. Rodzinski's mother, Jadwiga, was a musician. At age 6, Rodzinski learned to play the piano and at age 15 was a page-turner during concerts in Lvov. In 1917, he served in the Austrian Army on the Russian front until he was wounded. After serving in the military, he married Ilse Reimesch, a German pianist. Rodzinski earned a law degree at the University of Vienna and took advanced musical classes at the Vienna Musical Academy with Joseph Marx and Franz Schreker in composition; Franz Schalk in conducting; and Emil von Sauer in piano. Returning to Lvov, he continued his music lessons with Jerzy Lalewicz. In 1918, Ilse gave birth to a son, Witold Rodzinski. To support his family, Rodzinski played the piano in a cabaret run by Marek Windheim and later as a piano accompanist for visiting singers and instrumentalists.

Rodzinski began as a choral conductor before making his debut as an orchestra conductor in 1920 at the Lwów Opera with Ernani. In 1921, he was employed with the Philharmonic in Warsaw (Filharmonia Narodowa) and became the first conductor of the Warsaw Opera (Teatr Wielki w Warszawie ). In the ensuing years, Rodzinski introduced Strauss’s Der Rosenkavalier, Wolf-Ferrari’s I gioielli della madonna, and Ravel’s L’heure espagnole.

In November1925, Leopold Stokowski invited Rodzinski to visit Philadelphia, where he made his debut as a conductor in the United States with the Philadelphia Orchestra on November 15, 1925. In 1926, Rodzinski was a guest conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra and was later appointed assistant conductor with a signed contract through Concert Management Arthur Judson. Rodzinski made his debut in New York with the Philadelphia Orchestra conducting the premiere of a Miaskovski symphony. During the following three years in Philadelphia, he was in charge of the opera and orchestral departments of the Curtis Institute of Music, where Ilse taught piano.

Rodzenski left Philadelphia to become the director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in 1929. During the next three years in California, he guest conducted the Hollywood Bowl, the Young People’s Concert Series, the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Cleveland Orchestra. In 1933, Rodzinski became a United States citizen.

In September 1933, Rodzinski became the conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra for the next ten years. Under Rodzinski, the Cleveland Orchestra became a leading virtuoso ensemble as he directed important performances such as the American premiere of Shostakovich’s Lady Macbeth of the Mzensk District on June 31, 1935. Additionally, he conducted the Cleveland Orchestra for Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) national broadcasts and for Columbia Records sound recordings from 1939-42. During Rodzinski’s summer breaks, he often stayed at White Goat Farm in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, farming and raising goats. He would later sell his goats around 1941 to raise bees. In addition, during his breaks, Rodzinski worked as a guest conductor for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 1934 and 1937. Other guest conductor positions between 1936-38 included the Salzburg Festival, Chicago’s Ravinia Festival, appearances in Budapest, Paris, Salzburg, Vienna, and at Los Angeles’s Hollywood Bowl. He was the first American conductor to lead the Vienna Philharmonic. In 1937, upon Arturo Toscanni’s request, Rodzinski assembled and trained the National Broadcast Corporation’s (NBC) new symphony orchestra.

In 1934, Rodzinski divorced Ilse and married Halina Lilpop Wieniawsk in Warsaw, Poland, on July 19th. In 1936, he was decorated with the Polonia Restituta by Count Potocki. He was awarded, in 1938, an honorary music degree from Oberlin College and a Diplôme d’Honneur in France for his program of Polish music at the Paris International Exposition. In 1940, the Polish Relief Concert requested Rodzinski’s services, which resulted in a free concert to support the war around 1942.

In December 1942, Rodzinski signed a contract to be the music director of the New York Philharmonic. He appointed Leonard Bernstein as his assistant conductor the following year. Rodzinski conducted broadcasts for CBS with the New York Philharmonic from 1944-46. On January 23, 1945, Halina gave birth to Rodzinski’s second son, Richard (Riki). In 1946, Rodzinski sold White Goat Farm to Arthur Percival and bought an old golf course in Lake Placid, New York. Renaming Chubb Hill to Riki Hill, after his son, he started building a house. After difficulties in the terms of renewing his contract, he resigned from the New York Philharmonic in February 1947.

Rodzinski spent the next eleven months as the conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and opened their season at the Ravinia Festival on October, 7, 1947. In 1947, the film “Carnegie Hall,” was released. Rodzinski made a cameo appearance. In 1948, he directed Tristan, starring Kirsten Flagstad in her first concert in the United States after the war. Conflicts with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s management would end Rodzinski last permanent position as a conductor.

After leaving Chicago, Rodzinski, often traveling with his family, served as a guest conductor in the United States, Latin America and Europe. In November 1948, Rodzinski suffered his first heart attack in London, which canceled his schedule until the winter of 1949. He gave a performance in Los Angeles before conducting the 1949-50 season of the Havana Symphony Orchestra. During mid-season break, he conducted at a spring festival in San Francisco’s War Memorial Opera House. The Havana Symphony Orchestra management asked Rodzinski to be their permanent conductor, but when the musicians disbanded, the conductor was without an orchestra. His next engagements, managed by Sociedad Musical Daniel, were in Argentina at the Teatro Colon, Uruguay and Brazil.

Sociedad Musical Daniel, using their European contact Felicitas Keller, arranged work for Rodzinski in Europe. In 1951, he debuted at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, followed by concerts in Venice, Naples, Los Angeles and Panama. In January and February 1952, Rodzinski performed at the Teatro Comunale di Firenze. Later that year, he started recording for Radio Audizioni Italia (R.A.I.) broadcasts, which continued through 1958. Additionally, Rodzinski conducted at the Teatro Comunale di Firenze during the 1952 Maggio Musicale Fiorentino. In September, Rodzinski performed at the Biennale di Venezia. He returned to New York to record with Remington Records for several weeks before returning to Florence, where he suffered an internal hemorrhage. Rodzinski recovered to conduct Prokofiev’s War and Peace at the 1953 Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, which was the first time the opera was performed outside of Russia. After spending the summer in Lake Placid, he returned in September 1953 for a three month engagement in Naples at the Teatro San Carlo. During that time, Rodzinski also performed Wagner’s Tannhäuser in Florence. Programs followed in Brussels, Milan, Torino, and Rome.

In 1954, Rodzinski conducted the Vienna Symphony Orchestra for the Westminster Recording Company. Additionally, he performed with the Accademia di Santa Cecilia Orchestra, on Radio Italiana di Roma broadcasts and at Teatro alla Scala. In September 1954, and again in 1956, Rodzinski recorded in London with Westminster. Upon his return to Italy, chest pains caused him to cancel his engagements until December 25, 1954. He then conducted the Accademia di Santa Cecilia Orchestra at the Teatro Argentina, but had to cancel the second program due to bronchitis. He recovered to perform in Florence, Rome, Torino, and with the R.A.I. ensemble.

During 1955-57, Rodzinski spent many hours performing on R.A.I. broadcasts between other concerts and resting. He conducted Tristan at the 1957 Maggio Musicale Fiorentino. During September 1957, Rodzinski recorded with Electrical and Musical Industries, Ltd. (EMI) in London, but he then fell into a brief coma, an illness that caused him to reschedule the completion of the work. In April 12, 1958, Rodzinski conducted the annual concert for Pope Pius XII at the Vatican, sponsored by R.A.I. Rodzinski returned to the United States in September 1958. On November 10, 1958, Rodzinski gave his last performance of Tristan at the Chicago Lyric Opera. Just seventeen days later, on November 27, 1958, Rodzinski died of heart failure in Boston, Massachusetts.

 Scope and Content Note

The Artur Rodzinski Collection focuses on Rodzinski’s professional work as a conductor and his personal life in the United States, Europe and Latin America. The collection covers Rodzinski’s performances (live, radio and sound recordings), schedules, and biographical information. The materials primarily consist of correspondence, annotated music, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, legal documents, programs and advertisements. Other items include: photographs, notes, an address book, announcements, bills, brochures, catalogs and schedules. Most of the collection is in English, with a significant amount of material in Polish. Other languages include: Italian, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Hebrew and Japanese. A portion of the collection comes from Rodzinski’s wife, Halina, including items relating to her book, personal correspondence and articles published after the conductor’s death. Printed music that was not annotated was removed from the collection and is cataloged separately in the Library of Congress Music Division’s general collections.

 Organization of the Artur Rodzinski Collection

The Artur Rodzinski Collection is organized into six series:

Correspondence Annotated Music Scrapbooks Subject Files Legal Documents Miscellaneous http://lccn.loc.gov/2006577403 Container List Box/Folder Contents 1-11 Correspondence, 1931-1976, bulk 1938-1953

This series contains letters, telegrams, invitations, and postcards. Some letters include contracts, schedules, programs, bills, royalty statements, business cards, brochures, photographs, advertisements, newspaper clippings and magazine articles. The correspondence documents Rodzinski’s professional life, such as the scheduling of guest conductor positions, programs and publicity; reviewing and finding scores; signing contracts; and responding to requests from composers, conductors, other performers and fans. The materials cover performances in the United States, Latin America and Europe. There is personal correspondence, including salutations from friends. Some of the major correspondents are Ada Finzi, Goddard Lieberson, and Ernesto de Quesada. Rodzinski’s outgoing correspondence was often written and/or typed by his wife, Halina, or one of his secretaries. Some of the correspondence is addressed to Halina, instead of Artur, and includes information requested for her book, Our Two Lives. While the majority of the series is in English, a significant amount is in Polish with smaller amounts in Italian, German, Russian, French and Spanish.

The series is arranged alphabetically and then chronologically.

 A.F. of M. see American Federation of Musicians. Local 802 1/1 A.I. Root Company, 1942 1/2 Abram, Jacques, n.d. 1/3 Accademia di Santa Cecilia, 1952-1953 see also Porrino, Ennio Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia see Accademia di Santa Cecilia 1/4 Achron, Lindon, 1942 see also Alexander, Josef 1/5 Acro Associates, Inc., 1950 Adams, Jack see Jack Adams and Co. Adams, Robert see Jack Adams and Co. 1/6 Adler, Clarence, 1951 1/7 Adler, Frederick Charles, 1945 Adler, Hans see Konzert-Direktion Hans Adler 1/8 Adler, Max, 1949 1/9 Adomián, Lan, 1945 1/10 Advise & Regis, 1952 1/11 Agenzia Internazionale Concerti, 1949-1950 1/12 Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale, 1950-1953 see also Finzi, Ada 1/13 Ahrendt, Karl, 1948 see also Alexander, Josef 1/14 Ainsley, W.M., 1944 1/15 Akon, Alfred, 1945 1/16 Akron Beacon Journal, 1942 1/17 Albert B. Ashforth, Inc., 1949-1951 1/18 Alberto, Pisani, 1953 1/19 Albi Manufacturing Company, Inc., 1953 ALCI see Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale Alcotea see Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale 1/20 Alexander, Josef, 1942-1947 Alexeeva, Mrs. see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) Allen, George Venable see United States. Embassy (Yugoslavia) Allen, Kenneth L., Jr. see Kenneth Allen Associates, Inc. Allen, Larry see Music Corporation of America 1/21 Am-Rus Music Corporation, 1942 American-Canadian Concerts and Artists see Kachouk, Michel 1/22 American Federation of Musicians. Local 802, 1949-1950 1/23 American Music Center (New York, N.Y.), 1948 1/24 Amkniga Corporation, 1934 1/25 Anders, Marieo L., 1942 Anderson, Lois see Anderson, Oliver William 1/26 Anderson, Oliver William, 1949 Anello, John see Milwaukee County (Wis.). Park Commission 1/27 Angelicum dei Frati Minori, 1953 Antell, Eleanor see National Concert and Artists Corporation 1/28 Antheil, George, 1943-1950 1/29 Antonini, Alfredo, 1947 Antrim, Thomas M. see Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 1/30 Argentina. Consulado General (New York, N.Y.), 1950 1/31 Armed Forces Master Records, Inc., 1942 Armitage, Merle see Cowles Magazines, Inc. see Simon and Schuster, Inc. 1/32 Armsby, Leonora Wood, 1945-1950 1/33 Arneill, James Rae, 1949 1/34 Arnell, Richard, 1945 Arnold, Alfred see Arnold Motorcycle Company 1/35 Arnold Motorcycle Company, 1942 1/36 Arnovick, Peter Gerald, n.d. Arnstein, Karl see Goodyear Aircraft Corporation Arpesani see Teatro alla Scala 1/37 Arrowhead Music Camp, 1948 1/38 Art of Musical Russia Co., n.d. 1/39 Arthur, Nela, 1937 1/40 Ashe, B.F., 1949 1/41 Aspuru, Manuel, 1950 1/42 Associated Music Publishers, 1942-1953 Associated Musicians of Greater New York see American Federation of Musicians. Local 802 1/43 Associated Negro Press, 1944 1/44 Aszkenazy, n.d. 1/45 Automobile club d’italia, 1952 1/46 Autori, Franco, 1943-1945 1/47 Avshalamoff, A., 1950-1951 1/48 Babin, Vitya Vronsky, n.d. 1/49 Bacevičius, Vytautas, 1944 1/50 Bacon, Ernst, 1945 Bacon, Jacqueline see Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra 1/51 Baker, Sidney, 1950 Baker, W.D. see Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles Ball, Mary see National Concert and Artists Corporation Baltimore Symphony Orchestra see Stewart, Reginald 1/52 Bank of England, 1948-1949 1/53 Barber, Samuel, 1936-1945 1/54 Barera, Orlando, n.d. 1/55 Barkentin, Marjorie, 1934-1935 1/56 Barrett, Edward Ware, 1951 Barrett, Ethel see Gingold, Josef 1/57 Barrett, Herbert, 1942-1945 Barrett, Jim see Gingold, Josef 1/58 Barrie, George N., 1944 1/59 Barron, Rick & Rockmore, 1942-1949 Barry, Roberto F. see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. 1/60 Barwig, Norbert J., 1950 Barzin, Leonee see National Orchestral Association (U.S.) 1/61 Basham, Lenard, 1945 Bass, William see Columbia Records, Inc. 1/62 Bate, Stanley, 1942-1945 Bauer, Karl F. see Associated Music Publishers 1/63 Baume, Emile, 1944-1945 1/64 Bay Cities Music Association, 1929 Bazykin, V. see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) Bean, Betty Randolph see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. see San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission 1/65 Bechert, Paul, 1949 1/66 Becker, John J., 1947-1948 Beek, Johanna see Nederlandsche Concertdirectie Behrens, Edith see Columbia Records, Inc. Béique, Pierre see Concerts Symphoniques de Montréal Benardi, Mr. see Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale 1/67 Bennet, Robert Russell, 1943 1/68 Berenbau, 1950 1/69 Berezowsky, Nicolai, 1942-1943 1/70 Berg, Daniel George, 1945 1/71 Bergamini, Herbert M., 1950 1/72 Bergen Evening Record, 1943 1/73 Berkshire Music Center, 1942 Bernard R. La Berge, Inc. see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. Bernhardt, Sarah see Beu Bernstein, Leonard see Bergen Evening Record see Pelletier, Wilfrid Best, Allen see Universal Recording Co. Inc. 1/74 Beu, 1951 1/75 Beu, Sidney, 1937 BHB see Boosey, Hawkes, Belwin Inc. 1/76 Biennale di Venezia, 1952 1/77 Biétry-Salinger, Jehanne, 1950 1/78, 13/1 Biggs, Edward Power, 1943-1944 1/79 Binder, Abraham Wolf, 1945 Bird, Remsen D. see Hollywood Bowl Association Bishop, Warden see Willy-Overland Motors 1/80 Blackwell, Ellen Lee, 1942 1/81 Blair, Floyd G., 1949 1/82 Bliss, Arthur, Sir, n.d. 1/83 Bloch, Ernest, 1944-1945 1/84 Block, Frederick, 1942-1943 1/85 Bloomfield, Fowerbaugh and Ray, 1948-1949 1/86 Bloomfield, Kitty E., 1949 Bloomfield, Louis A. see Bloomfield, Fowerbaugh and Ray 1/87 Bloomfield, Theodor, 1943-1948 1/88 Blossom, Betty, n.d. 1/89 Boas, Ernst Philip, 1949 Bodenstein, Meyer see Barron, Rick & Rockmore Bogen, Samuel A. see Davies, Charles 1/90 Bolet, [Jorge], 1951 Bolin, Luis A. see Spanish State Tourist Department Bonetti, Jose Alberto see Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Bonisconti, Angiolamaria see Radio audizioni Italia 1/91 Bonsetetten, Betty, 1949 1/92, 61/1 Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1942-1951 1/93 Boosey, Hawkes, Belwin Inc., 1944 1/94 Bornschein, Franz Carl, 1942 1/95 Borós, Paul, n.d. 1/96 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1936-1950 Bouchonnet, N.D. see Office Artistique Continental 1/97 Bowles, Paul, 1945 1/98 Bowles, Peter, 1945 Boyd, Margaret R. see Stadium Concerts, Inc. Bradford, Lindsay see New York Committee of the National War Fund 1/99 Brailowsky, Alexander, 1944-1952 Brailowsky, Ela see Brailowsky, Alexander; see Brailovsky, Sacha 1/100 Brailowsky, Sacha, 1947-1953 see also Brailowsky, Alexander Brainina, Balbina see Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury 1/101 Brant, Henry, 1948 1/102 Braunstein, Josef, 1942 Breitenfeld, Frederick see Davies, Charles 1/103 Briggs, Mrs. Robert, 1944 2/1 Brill, Belle G., 1943 2/2 British Consulate Central, New York, 1940 Broadcasting Corporation of Japan see Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai Broder, Nathan see G. Schirmer, Inc. 2/3 Brott, Alexander, 1945 2/4 Broude Brothers Limited, 1950 Brown, Lolita see Time, Inc. 2/5 Brown, Royal, 1976 2/6 Browne, Kenneth H., 1949 Brun, Marie G. see Chateau Elysée 2/7 Brundage, Story and Rose, 1942-1953 2/8 Buchkniga, 1934 2/9 Buchman, Frank, 1942 2/10 Bucholz, R.J., 1942 2/11 Buell, Raymond Leslie, 1943 Burns, T.J. see Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 2/12 Buryin, Richard, 1943 2/13 Busch, Frieda, 1939-1940 Bustini, Alessandro see Accademia di Santa Cecilia Byman, Barnett see National Orchestral Association (U.S.) 2/14 Byrns, Harold, 1942-47 2/15 B miscellaneous, 1942 Cabot, Hugh see Russian War Relief, Inc. CAC see Canadian Concerts and Artists 2/16, 13/2 Cadman, Charles Wakefield, 1943-1944 2/17 Cadman Choral Club of Santa Ana, Calif., 1933 Caillet-Bois, Horacio see Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Caldwell, William A. see Bergen Evening Record 2/18 Calvin, I.B., 1942 see also Cleveland Orchestra 2/19 Camilla, 1953 2/20 Campese, Gino, 1950 2/21, 61/2 Canadian Concerts and Artists, 1945 2/22 Carisch, 1950-1953 2/23 Carissimo, 1951 2/24 Carl, n.d. 2/25 Carl Fischer Inc., 1945 2/26 Carnegie Hall Recording Co., 1951 Carpenter, Allan see Wolf & Davis Carpenter, Ellen see Carpenter, John Alden 2/27 Carpenter, John Alden, 1935-1950 Carson Ruff, Margaret see Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.) 2/28 Carter, 1943 Carter, Edward Clark see Russian War Relief, Inc. 2/29 Carvalho, Eleazar de, 1946-1951 see also Sociedad Musical Daniel 2/30 Casadesus, Robert, 1944 Casillo, Irene see Agenzia Internazionale Concerti 2/31, 60/1 Cassidy, Claudia, 1948-1951 CBS see Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 2/32 Celentano, Rosario, 1942 2/33 Centropa Concert Organisation, 1948-1953 Cesar Cianfoni, D. see Cianfoni, D. Cesar 2/34 Chajes, Julius, 1944 2/35 Chapin, Katherine Garrison, n.d. Chappell and Co. see Heilner, Irwin 2/36 Charles Foley, 1942 Chase, Richard G. see Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Company 2/37 Chateau Elysée, 1950 2/38 Chemical Bank and Trust Company (New York, N.Y.), 1951 2/39 Chicago Friends of Symphony, n.d. 2/40 Chicago Musical College, 1949 2/41 Chiesa, Miss., 1950 2/42 Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1951 2/43 Cia., 1949 2/44 Cianfoni, D. Cesar, 1942-1943 2/45 Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, 1947-1948 2/46 City Center of Music and Drama (New York, N.Y.), 1944-1950 see also Violin Teachers Guild 2/47 Civic Symphony Society (Denver, Colo.), 1945 2/48 Claflin, Avery, 1943 Claire, Marion see Weber, Henry 2/49 Clark H. Getts, Inc., 1944 2/50 Clark, W.A. Junior, 1930 2/51 Clemens, Clara, 1935-1937 Cleveland Institute of Music see Rubinstein, Beryl 2/52 Cleveland Orchestra, 1936-1953 2/53 Coffy, John, n.d. 2/54 Cohen, Harriet, 1952 2/55 Cole, Rossetter Gleason, 1942-1943 2/56 Cole, Ulric, 1939 2/57 Coleman, Frank A., 1947 2/58 Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 1944 2/59 Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System), 1942-1946 2/60 Columbia Graphophone Company (U.S.), 1948 Columbia Recording Corporation see Columbia Records, Inc. 2/61, 13/3 Columbia Records, Inc., 1940-1951 see also Lieberson, Goddard 2/62 Concert Management Arthur Judson, 1942-1944 2/63 Concerts Symphoniques de Montréal, 1950-1953 Conciertos Daniel see Sociedad Musical Daniel 2/64 Conciertos Zabaleta, 1950 Confalone, Joe see Borós, Paul Conoboy, LeRoy see Municipal Electric Plant Continental Casualty Company see Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Company 2/65 Copland, Aaron, 1943 Coppicus, F.C. see Metropolitan Musical Bureau 2/66 Cordero, Roque, 1951 2/67 Corker, Eve, 1951 2/68 Coro, Armando J., 1949-1950 Corti, Mario see Accademia di Santa Cecilia 2/69 Cosmos Travel Bureau, Inc., 1949 Costanzo, Pasquale see Teatro di San Carlo 2/70 Cowell, Henry, 1945 2/71 Cowles Magazines, Inc., 1949 Cox, Mrs. Leonard see Cox, Sylvia van Rensselaer 2/72 Cox, Sylvia van Rensselaer, 1945 Crandall, Mrs. R. Percy see George M. Horn Company 2/73 Crapski, B. Hutteu, 1948 2/74 Creston, Paul, 1942-1946 2/75 Crist, Bainbridge, 1943 2/76 Crofoot, S. Elizabeth, 1942 2/77 C miscellaneous, 1942-1949 3/1 Dadant & Sons, 1942 3/2 Daly, Michael L., 1943 Danneman, Betty see Kahgan, Philip A. see Southern California Symphony Association 3/3 Datyner, Herman, 1950-1951 3/4 Davies, Charles, n.d. 3/5 Davies, Joseph Edward, 1943 Davies, Richbertg, Tydings, Beebe & Landa see Muriel Francis 3/6 D’Avignon, Francis W., 1951 Davis, Edwina see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) Davis, Jack C. see Muriel Francis Davis, Wilfrid L. see Jack Adams and Co. 3/7 Davison, Martha Taylor, 1942 3/8 Dawson, William Levi, 1943 3/9 De Bebenedetti, Cecilia Benedit, 1950 3/10 De Filippi, Amedeo, 1942 De Gennaro, Mrs. M. see Mayfield & Mayfield 3/11 De Koos, G., 1948-1949 3/12 De Meeus, Mrs. M., 1945 De Rojas, Pascual see Patronato Pro-Música Sinfónica 3/13 De Sabata, Victor, 1952 De Viteri Lafronte, Rosa see George M. Horn Company 3/14, 60/2 DeGraff, Arthur C., 1951 3/15 Della Chiesa, Angelica, 1952 3/16 Denecke, Julia, 1947 Denecke, Mrs. Henry see Denecke, Julia 3/17 Denya, Marcelle, 1944 Derqui, Guillermo P. Mackintosh see Argentina. Consulado General (New York, N.Y.) DesRosiers, Marguerite see Concerts Symphoniques de Montréal 3/18 Devlin, Ann, n.d. 3/19 Diamond, David, 1941-1948 3/20 Dicostanzo, 1951 3/21 Dimitrovsky, A., 1943 Dispeker, Thea see W. Colston Leigh, Inc. Diton, Carl see Associated Negro Press 3/22 Dobrowen, Issay, 1938 Dolan, Patrick see Columbia Records, Inc. 3/23 Donkin, D.J.C., 1951 Donnola, Frank J. see Liberty Music Shops, Inc. Donohue, William M. see Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 3/24 Doremus, Arthur L., 1944-1945 3/25 Dorfmann, Ania, 1950 3/26 Dow, Dorothy, 1950 Dowling, Lyle see Oxford University Press Downes, Irene see Downes, Olin 3/27 Downes, Olin, 1939-1957 see also National Symphony Orchestra Association (Washington, D.C.) 3/28 Driver, Tom Faw, 1943 3/29 Drucker, Vlady, 1950 3/30 Dufort, Ursula, 1951 Dufy, Gaston see Images Musicales 3/31 Duke, Vernon, 1943-1948 Dyer, Joseph H. Jr. see San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission Eardenson, Mrs. L. see Downes, Olin 3/32 Eames, Henry Purmort, 1942-1943 3/33 Earle Ferris Company, 1946 Edwards, Christine see Columbia Records, Inc. Eger, Joseph see New York Orchestral Society Inc. 3/34 Ehrenpreis, W.J., 1952 3/35 Ehrman, Lillian May, 1944 3/36 Elkan-Vogel Co., 1942 see also Jack Adams and Co. Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) 3/37 Emerson, Faith, 1942 Ennis, Marcia see Ravinia Festival Association 3/38 Eppert, Carl, 1943 3/39 Eppert, Hertha, 1945-1948 3/40 Epstein, Maryi M., 1950 3/41 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 1949-1953 Escoe, Emanuel see Stern, Eskoe & Stern Esser, Grace Denton see Music Academy of the West 3/42 Essex County Symphony Society, 1942-1948 3/43 Etler, Alvin, 1948 3/44 Evans, Bert, 1943-1944 Evans, Wilbur see Galaxy Music Corporation Eyer, Ronald F. see Musical America 3/45 Eyle, Felix, 1942-1950 F.B. Ford Company see Ford, John B. Jr. 3/46 F.C. Taplin Company, 1942 3/47 F.H. Turner & Co., 1942 3/48 Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles, 1949 Fassett, James H. see Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 3/49 Feine, Vivian, 1947 Feist, Leonard see Mercury Music Corporation 3/50 Fekete, Zoltan, 1943 3/51 Fele, 1951 3/52 Ferraresi, Aldo, 1952 3/53 Feuermann, Emanuel, 1941 3/54 Field, Joseph, 1945 Field, Marshall see Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury Filarmonica see Sociedad Musical Daniel 3/55 Fine, Vivian, 1947 3/56 Finzi, Ada, 1949-1951 see also Biennale di Venezia 3/57 Finzi, Ada, 1952-1953 see also Biennale di Venezia 3/58 Fitch, Edith, 1949 see also Stern, Escoe & Stern 3/59 Fitelberg, Jerzy, 1937-1947 3/60 Fitelberg, Tamara, 1937 3/61 Fitelson and Mayers, 1934-1935 Fitelson, H. William see Fitelson and Mayers 3/62 Flagg, Richard B., 1951 3/63 Flagstad, Kirsten, 1950 3/64 Fletcher, Grant, 1947 3/65 Ford, Hazel Hopkins, 1949 3/66 Ford, John B. Jr., n.d. 3/67 Forkner, Claude Ellis, 1949-1951 3/68 Foss, Lukas, 1944-1954 Foster, George A. see New Orleans Symphony Society Foster, H.P. see Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Fox, Mrs. Paul J. see Polish Arts Club 3/69 Fraenkel, Bessie Bartlett, 1942, 1950 Francis, Muriel see Muriel Francis 3/70 Frank, Marco, 1945 3/71 Frank S. Hartley Jewels, 1949 Frankel, Cecil see Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States see Sturdy, L. Alice Frankenstein, Alfred Victor see San Francisco Chronicle see San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission Franklin, F. see Franklin Typewriter Service 3/73 Franklin Typewriter Service, 1949 Franze, Johannes see Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina) 3/74 Frederiksen, Sigurd, 1943 Freeman, Jay C. see Rudolph Wurlitzer Company Freitag, Trude see Rychtarik, Richard Frey, Louise see New York Philharmonic 3/75 Friedberg, Carl, 1950 Friedgut, Harry see City Center of Music and Drama (New York, N.Y.) see Essex County Symphony Society Frischler, Erica see Frischler, Hermann Frischler, Heinz see Frischler, Hermann 3/76 Frischler, Hermann, 1951 3/77 Fuchs, Josef, 1945 3/78 Fuleihan, Anis, 1944-1945 3/79 Fust, Joseph, 1950 3/80 Fziki, n.d. 3/81 F miscellaneous, 1950-1953 3/82 G. Ricordi & Co., 1950 3/83 G. Schirmer, Inc., 1942-1951 Gabrilowitsch, Clara see Clemens, Clara 3/84 Gabrilowitsch, Ossip, 1933-1935 3/85 Galaxy Music Corporation, 1947 3/86 Galeen, Henrik, 1945 3/87 Gamsjäger, Rudolf, 1952 3/88 Ganz, Rudolph, 1943-1947 3/89 Garbousova, Raya, 1945-1946 3/90 Gardner, Samuel, 1945 Gehle, Frederick W. see United States. War Finance Division 4/1 Geiger, Robert C., 1947 4/2 General Electric Company. Lamp Dept., 1942 4/3 General Electric X-Ray Corporation, 1942 4/4 General Motors Corporation. Cadillac Motor Car Division, 1949 4/5 Genia, 1951 4/6 George, Earl, n.d. 4/7 George M. Horn Company, 1949 4/8 Gesensway, Louis, 1943 Ghedini, Giorgio Federico see Angelicum dei Frati Minori 4/9 Gibson, Francis P., 1944 4/10 Gibson, Gordon, 1942 4/11 Gilbert, Helen, 1945 Gilbert, Richard see Columbia Records, Inc. 4/12 Gilman, Lawrence, 1937 4/13 Gimpel, Jakob, 1943-1944 Gingold, George see Gingold, Josef Gingold, Gladys see Gingold, Josef 4/14 Gingold, Josef, 1949 Giulini, Leopoldo see Angelicum dei Frati Minori 4/15 Glenn, Carroll, 1942 4/16 Goberman, Max, 1943 4/17 Gold, Ernest, 1943 see also Mills Music, Inc. Goldberg, Albert see Los Angeles Times 4/18 Goldfuss, Abraham, 1942 4/19 Goldie, Arthur, 1944 4/20 Goldovsky, Boris, n.d. Goldsmith, B.A. see Henri Stern Watch Agency, Inc. 4/21 Golschmann, Vladimir, 1938-1949 4/22 González, Ramón, 1944 4/23 Goodyear Aircraft Corporation, 1943 4/24, 61/3 Goossens, Eugene, Sir, 1938-1946 Gould, Morton see Mills Music, Inc. 4/25 Graene, Jack, 1944 4/26 Graf, Herbert, 1939 Grant, Margaret see Berkshire Music Center 4/27 Gravely Manufacturing Co., 1942 4/28 Great Britain. Embassy (U.S.), 1944 Green, C. Alfin see Pan American World Airways, Inc. 4/29 Green, Ray, 1945-1948 4/30 Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst, 1949-1952 4/31 Greene, Lorenzo Johnston, 1943 Greimer, A.W. see Steinway & Sons Greinert, E. see Stadium Concerts, Inc. Greissle, Felix see G. Schirmer, Inc. 4/32 Grey, Robert G., 1940-1945 4/33 Griffeth, Merle R., 1943 Griffis, Stanton see United States. Foreign Service 4/34 Griffith, Kenneth, 1942 Griffith, Lena see Essex County Symphony Society Grigg, Barbara see Time, Inc. Grilli, Marcel see Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai 4/35 Gronowetter, Freda, 1945 4/36 Gross, Bethuel, 1942 Gross, Ludwik see DeGraff, Arthur C. 4/37 Gross, Robert, 1945 Grove, Anheli see Sztark, H. and A. Grunes, David J. see Am-Rus Music Corporation 4/38 Guggenberg, Markus von, 1952 4/39 Guggenheimer, Minnie Schafer, 1944 Guggenheimer, Mrs. Harles S. see Guggenheimer, Minnie Schafer Gump, H. N. see Clark H. Getts, Inc. 4/40 Guthrie, James K., 1936-1947 4/41 G miscellaneous, 1951 Haas, Alexander F. see San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission 4/42 Hadley, Henry Kimball, 1934 4/43 Haensel & Jones, 1942-1945 see also Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) 4/44 Hageman, Richard, 1938-1943 Hahn, Edgar A. see Mooney, Hahn, Loeser, Keough & Freedheim 4/45 Haieff, Alexei, 1943 Halász, László see City Center of Music and Drama (New York, N.Y.) Haley, Thomas J. see New York (City). Dept. of Finance Halifax, [Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, Earl of] see Great Britain. Embassy (U.S.) Hall, David see Columbia Records, Inc. 4/46 Halusza, Riki, 1951 4/47 Hammer, Heinrich, 1944-1947 4/48 Handler, Nathan E., 1945 Hansen, Katherine see Music Teachers’ Quarterly 4/49 Hanson, Howard, 1945 Hanzl, Rudolf see Wiener Philharmoniker Happ, Eugene see South Bend Symphony Orchestra 4/50 Harold Holt, Ltd., 1949-1950 Harp, Raleigh see Carnegie Hall Recording Co. Harris, Johana see Harris, Roy 4/51 Harris, Roy, 1936-1948 see also Gingold, Josef 4/52 Harry Smith Recordings, 1942 4/53 Harty, Hamilton, Sir, 1935 Hartzog, H.H. see A.I. Root Company 4/54 Harvey, Russell, 1943 4/55 Haubiel, Charles, 1942-1945 Hauser, Arthur A. see Carl Fischer Inc. Havener, Helen see National Federation of Music Clubs Hawkes, Ralph see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. 4/56 Haynes, Nita, n.d. Hays, C. Lansing Jr. see Leve, Hecht, Hadfield & McAlpin Hays, Will Harrison see Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Hearst, Siegfried see National Concert and Artists Corporation 4/57 Heilner, Irwin, 1944-1945 Heinsheimer, Hans W. see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. see Boosey, Hawkes, Belwin Inc. see G. Schirmer, Inc. Heller, Gesine see Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury 4/58 Hendl, Walter, 1945-1951 4/59 Henri Stern Watch Agency, Inc., 1949 4/60 Henry Holt and Company, 1950 4/61 Hernández, Leopoldo, 1950-1951 4/62 Herou, Karl-Thore, 1951 4/63 Hess, Harold F., 1943-1944 4/64 Hicks, George Raymond, 1945 4/65 Hier, Ethel Glenn, 1945 4/66 Higgins, Grover, 1942 Hite, George E. Jr. see Milbank, Tweed, Hope & Hadley 4/67 Hoffman, Earl, 1947 4/68 Hoffman, Irwin, 1945 4/69 Hofmann, Josef, 1936-1937 Hogg, Ima see Houston Symphony Society 4/70 Holbrooke, Dan, 1948-1949 4/71 Hollywood Bowl Association, 1949-1951 see also Southern California Symphony Association Holt, Harold see Harold Holt, Ltd. Hope Associates see Earle Ferris Company Hope, Constance see Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division 4/72 Horenstein, Jascha, 1943 4/73 Hornblower & Weeks, 1942-1949 4/74 Houston Symphony Society, 1947 4/75 Hoving, Walter, 1944 4/76 Huber, Frederick, 1942 4/77 Huberman, Bronislaw, 1935-1936 4/78 Hubert, Marcel, 1944 4/79 Hugh, Ross, 1945 4/80 Hughes, Adella Prentiss, 1942 Hughes, Mrs. see Pettis, Ashley 4/81 Hull, Helen, 1945-1946 Hurd, Frederick see Brundage, Story and Rose 4/82 Hutcheson, Irmgart, 1937 Hyndman, R.V. see G. Schirmer, Inc. 4/83 H miscellaneous, 1950 Il Sindaco di Firenze see La Pira, Giorgio 4/84 Images Musicales, 1947-1948 4/85 Imparato, Giovanni, 1949 Incisoria Dischi see Alberto, Pisani 4/86 Insana, Silvio, 1947 4/87 Internal Revenue Agent in Charge, 1942 International Exposition of the Arts see Nabokov, Nicolas Irish, Mrs. Leiland Atherton see Southern California Symphony Association 4/88 Isham & Isham, 1949-1950 Isham, Robert F. see Isham & Isham 4/89 Jabs, Russell, E., n.d. 4/90 Jachimowicz, Jan, 1951 4/91, 60/3 Jack Adams and Co., 1948-1950 5/1 Jacobi, Frederick, 1943 5/2 Jacobs, Ivan, 1945 5/3 Jaffe & Stern, 1953 Jaffin, Theodore S. see Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst 5/4 Jafke, Orville W., 1951 Jarmel, Dorle see National Federation of Music Clubs Jelliffe, Rowena Woodham see Karamu House 5/5 John F. White, Inc., 1949 5/6 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1945 5/7 Johnson, Thor, 1943-1945 see also Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 5/8 Jones, Isabel Morse, 1950 5/9 Jones, Mrs. T. Catesby, 1943 5/10 Jospe, Erwin, 1945 Judd, G.E. see Boston Symphony Orchestra Judson, Arthur see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) see Concert Management Arthur Judson see New York Philharmonic see Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury 5/11 Juilliard School of Music, 1949-1950 Jurres, André see Stichting Donemus 5/12 Kachouk, Michel, 1949 5/13 Kahgan, Philip A., 1949 5/14 Kahn, Erminie, 1944-1945 5/15 Kappel, Gertrude, 1936 5/16 Karamu House, 1942 5/17 Kastner, Alfred, 1945 5/18 Kaston, Henryk, 1942 5/19 Kaston, Maryna, n.d. 5/20 Kaufman, Louis, 1945 5/21 Kaufman, Schima, 1944 5/22 Kay, Ulysses, 1947 Kaye, Bess W. see American Music Center (New York, N.Y.) 5/23 Kaye, S. A., 1952 5/24 Kazu, 1951 Keller, Felicitas see Sociedad Musical Daniel 5/25 Kenna, Gilbert, 1942 5/26 Kenneth Allen Associates, Inc., 1953 5/27 Kenyon, Doris, 1938 Kerby, Elvira see G. Ricordi & Co. 5/28 Kern, Imre, 1949 5/29 Kerr, Jessie, 1949 5/30 Kerr, Muriel, 1945 Khalatov, Semen see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) Kilbane, M.A. see Vosburgh, Carl J. 5/31 Kinander, Robert, 1949 5/32 Kinandr, Margaret, 1949 Kindler, Hans see National Symphony Orchestra Association (Washington, D.C.) Kircher, Halite see Luchini, F. 5/33 Kisch, Royalton, 1948 5/34 Klaerchen, 1949 5/35 Klyor, Victor I., 1942 Knight, F.M. see Ravinia Festival Association 5/36 Kohs, Ellis B., 1947 5/37 Kolberg, Hugo, 1945-1950 5/38 Kondracki, Michal, 1945 Konovalov, Mr. see Radamsky, Sergei 5/39 Konrad, Robert, 1942 5/40 Konzert-Direktion Hans Adler, 1951-1953 5/41 Kopp, Leo L., 1949 5/42 Korn, Richard, 1946 5/43 Korolewicz-Waydowa, Janina, 1935 5/44 Korotkin, Fred, 1942

One photograph of Korotkin with his collection of photographs of famous people.

 5/45 Koshetz, Marina, 1944-1949 5/46 Kosmetos, John, 1942-1945 5/47 Kostelanetz, Andre, 1945 5/48 Kotkowski, Gustavo, 1950 Koudriavtzeff, Nicolas see Canadian Concerts and Artists 5/49 Koussevitzky, Serge, 1945-1949 5/50 Koutzen, Boris, 1943 5/51 Krasoff, Wanda, 1950 5/52 Krehm, Ida, 1944-1951 5/53 Kreutz, Arthur, 1943-1945 5/54 Krueger, Karl, 1938-1949 5/55 Krymskaia A.S.S.R. (R.S.F.S.R.). Narodnyĭ komissariat prosveshcheniia, 1934 5/56 Kuhn, Mrs., n.d. Kunze, Otto see Marionette Productions 5/57 Kurenko, Maria, 1944 Kurtz, Efrem see Earle Ferris Company Kuypers, Mr. see Harris, Roy 5/58 Kvasnes, n.d. 5/59 Kyne, Alice, 1944 see also Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) see also Haensel & Jones see also New York Committee of the National War Fund see also Webster, Mrs. N.C. 5/60 La Pira, Giorgio, 1954 LaBerge, Bernard R. see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. 5/61 Labunski, Felix, 1943-1946 Lafronte, Rosa de Viteri see George M. Horn Company Lagodzinski, Teofil S. see Pulaski Day Memorial Committee Lake Placid Drama Festival see Piscator, Erwin Lake Placid Hardward Co., Inc. see Lake Placid Plumbing & Heating Co. 5/62 Lake Placid (N.Y.), 1949-1950 5/63 Lake Placid Plumbing & Heating Co., 1949 5/64 Lamkoff, Paul, 1948 5/65 Lane, Martin B., 1942 Larry Allen, Inc. see Music Corporation of America 5/66 Lasek, K., 1948 Lasker, Doris Kenyon see Kenyon, Doris 5/67 Lauterbach, Otto, 1942 5/68 Law offices of Howard E. Reinheimer, 1942 5/69 Law offices of Harold R. Soden, 1949 see also Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn Lawrence Evans Artist Management, Inc. see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) 5/70 Lawrence, Robert, 1965 5/71 Lazăr, Filip, 1934 Lazare, P. see M. Baron Co. Lea see Beu 5/72 Lease, Marvin, 1942 5/73 LeBrasseur & Oakley, 1949 5/74 Lee, Dai-Keong, 1940-1948 5/75 Lee, Everett, 1949 5/76 Lees, Benjamin, 1953-1970 5/77 Leff, David D., 1942 Legrand, O. see Leningradskaia gosudarstvennaia filarmoniia 5/78 Lehman Radio Salon, 1951 Leiser, Henri see William Morris Agency Leningrad Philharmonic see Leningradskaia gosudarstvennaia filarmoniia 5/79 Leningradskaia gosudarstvennaia filarmoniia, 1934 5/80 Leschke, Hans, 1950 5/81 Leve, Hecht, Hadfield & McAlpin, 1950-1951 5/82 Levenson, David M., 1942 5/83 Levicoff, Pearl R., 1944 Levin, Harold H. see Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn 5/84 Levin, Sylvan, 1935 Levine, Marks see Maier, Guy see National Concert and Artists Corporation 5/85 Levy, Joseph L., 1950 Levy, Mrs. Joseph see Hollywood Bowl Association 5/86 Lewando, Ralph, 1949 5/87 Lhevinne, Rosina, 1944 Liberson, Ryessa D. see Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo kul’turnoĭ sviazi s zagranitseĭ (Soviet Union) 5/88 Liberty Music Shops, Inc., 1953 5/89 Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, 1942 Liberty United Department see Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Libidins, David see Zirato, Bruno 5/90 Lieberson, Goddard, 1942-1945 see also Robeson, Paul see also Russian War Relief, Inc. 5/91 Lieberson, Goddard, 1946-1953 see also Robeson, Paul see also Russian War Relief, Inc. 6/1 Life, 1949 6/2 Lilien, Ignace, 1947-1951 6/3 Lilleback, Anne G., 1949 6/4 Lily, Herbert D., 1942 6/5 Lincer, Mary, 1943 6/6 Lincer, William, 1943 6/7 Liong, Hock, 1951 6/8 Lipkin, Arthur Bennett, 1936-1942 6/9 Lipstone, Lousi R., 1949 Lira Espejo, Eduardo see Conciertos Zabaleta Littledale, Clara Savage see Muriel Francis Litvinoff, Maxim see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) Lobenstein, Irmengard see Rot-Weiss-Rot 6/10 Lockwood, Normand, 1938-1943 6/11 Loesser, n.d. 6/12 Long, Johnny, 1944 6/13 Loomis, Clarence, 1945 6/14 Lopatnikoff, Nikolai, 1943-1947 Lord, G. Frank see Wheeler & Taylor, Inc. 6/15 Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, 1949-1951 6/16 Los Angeles Times, 1949 6/17 Lóska, 1945 Lotish, J.D. see Amkniga Corporation 6/18 Luce, Clare Boothe, 1953 6/19 Luchini, F., 1952 6/20 Lustig, Ludwig, 1949-1950 6/21 Lynn, Nora, 1949 6/22 Lyons, Edna, 1945 6/23 L miscellaneous, 1943-1950 6/24 M. Baron Co., 1942 6/25 M. Steinert & Sons, 1942 6/26 Maazel, Marvin, 1953 6/27 Maciejewski, Roman, 1945 MacKinnon, Douglas A. see Armed Forces Master Records, Inc. 6/28 Maesch, L.K., 1942-1943 6/29 Magaloff, Nikita, 1950 6/30 Maggio musicale fiorentino, 1951-1952 see also Radio audizioni Italia 6/31 Magin, James Ch. H., 1945 6/32 Maier, Guy, 1942 6/33 Małcużyński, Witold, 1943 Malinverni, Carlo see Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale 6/34 Maliszewski, W., 1934 6/35 Malko, Nicolai, 1945 6/36 Mamorsky, Eleanor Lodge, 1943 Mamorsky, Morris see National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Manley, Michael F. see Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 6/37 Mapleson, Alfred J., 1952 6/38 Marian, Epstein, 1942 6/39 Marionette Productions, 1951 Marre, Lotte see Frank S. Hartley Jewels 6/40 Mártay, Béla, 1942 6/41 Martina, Sister M., 1942 6/42 Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1945 6/43 Massachusetts. Dept. of Corporations and Taxation, 1942 6/44 Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Company, 1950 Masterpieces of the 20th century see Nabokov, Nicolas Mathieu, André see Pelletier, Wilfrid 6/45 Matzenauer, Margarete, 1945 Mauder, Jack G. see General Motors Corporation. Cadillac Motor Car Division 6/46 Maxwell, J. G., 1942 6/47 May, Frank G., 1945 6/48 Mayfield & Mayfield, 1952 Mayfield, Earle B. Jr. see Mayfield & Mayfield 6/49 Maynor, Dorothy, n.d. MCA see Music Corporation of America 6/50 McArthur, Edwin, 1943-1947 6/51 McBride, Robert, 1942 McCann, Mary N. see New Orleans Symphony Society 6/52 McCullagh, E. Perry, 1942 6/53 McDonald, Harl, 1942-1945 6/54 McGinnis, Robert, 1942 6/55 McKay, George Frederick, 1945 6/56 Meilink & Company, Inc., n.d. 6/57 Mena, Luis E., 1939 6/58 Menuhin, Yehudi, 1943 6/59 Merchandise Mart (Chicago, Ill.), 1948 6/60 Mercury Music Corporation, 1943 6/61 Mero-Irion, Yolanda, 1942 6/62 Merrill L. Thomas Real Estate Insurance, 1948-1951 Mertens, André see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) see Haensel & Jones see Mertens, Parmelee & Brown, Inc. 6/63 Mertens, Parmelee & Brown, Inc., 1949 6/64 Metropolitan Musical Bureau, 1946 6/65 Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.), 1951 Meyer, Abe see Music Corporation of America 6/66 Michal, Grunspan, 1942 6/67 Milbank, Tweed, Hope & Hadley, 1949 6/68 Milhaud, Darius, 1945 6/69 Miller, Charles, 1942-1945 6/70 Miller, Charles, 1943 6/71 Millett, O.E., 1944 6/72 Mills Music, Inc., 1942-1945 6/73 Milwaukee County (Wis.). Park Commission, 1950-1951 6/74 Miness, Irwin, 1951 see also Jaffe & Stern 6/75 Ministero delle Poste e delle Telecommunicazioni, 1952 6/76 Mischakoff, Mischa, 1942 6/77 Mitchell, Raymond Earle, 1943-1950 Moe, Henry Allen see John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation 6/78 Mohaupt, Richard, 1942-1943 6/79 Monath, Hortense, 1944 6/80 Monroe, Harry L., 1948 6/81 Montagu’s and Cox & Cardale, 1951 Monteux, Doris Gerald see Monroe, Harry L. 6/82 Mooney, Hahn, Loeser, Keough & Freedheim, 1942 6/83 Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc., 1949 6/84 Moreland, Helen Hall, 1949 6/85 Morgan, D.P., n.d. Morgenthau, Mrs. Henry Jr. see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) 6/86 Morini, Erica, 1946 6/87 Moritz, Edvard, 1942-1943 6/88 Moross, Jerome, 1942 6/89 Morris, Harold, 1942-1947 Morris, Newbold see Violin Teachers Guild 6/90 Morris, Suzy, 1950 Morris, Willavene S. see Music Guild 6/91 Morse, Richard, 1945 Moscow State Philharmonic Orchestra see Moskovskaia gosudarstvennaia filarmoniia. Simfonicheskiĩ orkestr 6/92 Moskovskaia gosudarstvennaia filarmoniia. Simfonicheskiĩ orkestr, 1935 6/93 Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, 1940 Moye, L. see Professional Insurance Company 6/94 Muenzer, Hans, 1942 Munch, Charles see Boston Symphony Orchestra Mungo, F. see Automobile club d’italia 6/95 Municipal Chorus of San Francisco, 1950 6/96 Municipal Electric Plant, 1953 Municipalidad de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires see Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina) 6/97 Muriel Francis, 1951 6/98 Murray, J. Ralph, 1949 6/99 Music Academy of the West, 1950 6/100 Music Corporation of America, 1949-1950 Music Daniel see Sociedad Musical Daniel 6/101 Music Guild, 1942 6/102 Music Research Foundation, Inc., n.d. 6/103 Music Teachers’ Quarterly, n.d. 6/104 Musical America, 1944 6/105 Musical Arts Association (Cleveland, Ohio), 1939 6/106 Musical Courier, 1950-1951 Mutch, J.E. see National Symphony Orchestra Association (Washington, D.C.) Muto, Mrs. Irene see Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America 6/107 Myers, Richard, 1945 6/108 Mycielski, Zygmunt, 1950 7/1, 13/4 M miscellaneous, 1939-1945 7/2, 60/4 Nabokov, Nicolas, 1941-1952 7/3 Napiwocki, Edward, 1942 Napiwocki, Janina see Napiwocki, Edward 7/4 Nathan, Flora, 1945 National Arts Foundation see Smith, Carleton National Association for American Composers and Conductors see Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried 7/5 National Broadcasting Company, Inc., 1942-1945 7/6 National City Bank of New York, 1949 7/7 National Concert and Artists Corporation, 1942-1950 see also Maier, Guy 7/8 National Concert and Artists Corporation, 1951-1953 see also Maier, Guy 7/9 National Federation of Music Clubs, 1945 see also Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried 7/10 National Orchestral Association (U.S.), 1944-1945 7/11 National Symphony Orchestra Association (Washington, D.C.), 1938-48 NBC see National Broadcasting Company, Inc. 7/12 Nederlandsche Concertdirectie, 1952-1953 7/13 New Orleans Symphony Society, 1951 7/14 New York (City). Dept. of Finance, 1951 7/15 New York Committee of the National War Fund, 1944 7/16 New York Hospital. Society, 1949 7/17 New York (N.Y.) Municipal Broadcasting System, 1945 7/18 New York Orchestral Society Inc., 1965 7/19 New York Philharmonic, 1943-1946 7/20 New York Post, 1947 New York Telephone Company see Mayfield & Mayfield 7/21 New York Times, 1949 see also Downes, Olin NHK see Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai Nichols, William Ichabod, 1905- see Muriel Francis 7/22 Nies-Berger, Edouard, 1942-1947 7/23 Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai, 1952-1953 7/24 Noelte, A. Albert, 1942 Noma see Beu 7/25 Norden, Norris Lindsay, 1943 7/26 North Elba (N.Y. : Town), 1949 Northcutt, John Orlando see Hollywood Bowl Association 7/27 Northland Motors, 1952 7/28 Novaes, Guiomar, 1947 Novik, Morris S. see New York (N.Y.) Municipal Broadcasting System Novotná, Jarmila see Music Research Foundation, Inc. 7/29 N miscellaneous, 1942-1954 7/30 Oakes, J. Thomas, 1947 7/31 Odnoposoff, Adolfo, 1950-1951 7/32 Office Artistique Continental, 1949-1953 Okun, Maxwell see Jaffe & Stern 7/33 Oldani, Luigi, 1952-1953 7/34 Orchestral Association (Chicago, Ill.), 1948-1949 Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal see Concerts Symphoniques de Montréal 7/35 Organización de conciertos gérard, 1950 Organizzazione Internazionale Concerti see Finzi, Ada 7/36 Osham, Mr., 1949 7/37 Ostroff, Irving, 1951 7/38 Ovanin, Nikola Leonard, 1968 Owens, Blanche A. see Cadman Choral Club of Santa Ana, Calif. 7/39 Oxford University Press, 1949 7/40 O miscellaneous, 1942 PAA see Pan American World Airways, Inc. 7/41 Paderewski, Ignace Jan, 1934 Painchaud, P. T. see Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 7/42 Palester, Roman, 1947-1952 7/43 Pan American World Airways, Inc., 1949 Parents’ Institute (New York, N.Y.) see Muriel Francis Parker, Caroline Bird see Town Hall Club 7/44 Parkinson, John, 1949 7/45 Parks, Robert O., 1944-1945 Parmelee, Horace J. see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) see Haensel & Jones Parmenter, Ross see New York Times 7/46 Pash, Donald A., 1945 7/47 Passagila, 1951 Pateras Pescara, Aurelio see Pescara, Aurelio Pateras Pescara, Regina see Pescara, Aurelio 7/48 Patronato Pro-Música Sinfónica, 1949-1950 Patt, Benjamin C. see Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. 7/49 Paul Small Artists Ltd., Inc., n.d. 7/50 Pechter, Israel E., 1951 Peebles, Leighton H. see War Production Board 7/51 Pellegrini, Giovanni, 1951

Two photographs: 1) Pellegrini 2) Nuovo timpani.

 7/52 Pelletier, Wilfrid, 1943 7/53 Pennario, Leonard, 1944-1946 Perc [Percival, Arthur] see [Powers], Dorotha Perkins, Luke L. see Lake Placid Plumbing & Heating Co. 7/54 Pescara, Aurelio, 1943-1945 7/55 Pettis, Ashley, 1935 Peyton, Ann M. see United States. Foreign Service 7/56 Phillips, Burrill, 1943 7/57 Pilecki, Leon, n.d. 7/58 Pimsleur, Solomon, 1943 Piovesan, Alessandro see Biennale di Venezia 7/59 Piscator, Erwin, 1950 7/60 Pittsburgh Symphony Society, 1949 7/61 Poland. Ambasada (USSR), 1942 7/62 Poleri, David, 1953 Polesny, Eleanore see Polesny, Franz Polesny, Ellis see Polesny, Franz 7/63 Polesny, Franz, 1949-1951 7/64 Polish Arts Club, 1942 Polish Embassy in USSR see Poland. Ambasada (USSR) Pollard, Fred Jr. see General Electric X-Ray Corporation Polmission see Poland. Ambasada (USSR) 7/65 Popov, Gavriil Nikolaevich, 1934 Porges, Frank T. see Columbia Records, Inc. 7/66 Porrino, Ennio, 1952-1953 7/67 Porter, Emily, 1942 Porter, Kenneth see Isham & Isham 7/68 Portis, Robert B., 1950 7/69 Powell, John, 1945 7/70 [Powers], Dorotha, 1949 7/71 Prawy, Marcel, 1951 Preves, Milton see Gingold, Josef Preves, Rebecca see Gingold, Josef 7/72 Price, Florence, 1942-1943 Prime, E. Gardner see Isham & Isham 7/73 Primrose, William, 1943 7/74 Professional Insurance Company, 1949-1950 7/75 Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn, 1952 Prouty, A.W. see M. Steinert & Sons 7/76 Pulaski Day Memorial Committee, 1949 7/77 Puletz, Rudy, 1944 Quesada, Alfonso de see Sociedad Musical Daniel Quesada, Ernesto de see Carvalho, Eleazar de see Sociedad Musical Daniel Quesada, Ernesto de, Jr. see Sociedad Musical Daniel Quick see Cowles Magazines, Inc. Quimby, Arthur W. see Cleveland Orchestra 7/78 Quinn, Alfred, Price, 1942 R.A.I. see Radio audizioni Italia 7/79 Rabin, George, n.d. Radamsky, Marie see Radamsky, Sergei 8/1 Radamsky, Sergei, 1934-1935 see also Fitelson and Mayers see also Vosburgh, Carl J. 8/2 Radio audizioni Italia, 1948-1957 8/3 Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division, 1949 Radio Italiana see Radio audizioni Italia Radiotelevisione italiana see Radio audizioni Italia 8/4 Rapée, Erno, 1936 8/5 Rathaus, Karol, 1939-1951 Rathaus, Rudolf see Witkowski, Franiszek 8/6 Rathner, Norma, 1950 8/7 Rauch, Greta, 1950 see also Columbia Records, Inc. 8/8 Ravinia Festival Association, 1942 Razzi, Giulio see Radio audizioni Italia 8/9 Read, Gardner, 1942-1945 8/10 Regules, Marisa, 1950 8/11 Reifsmann, Oscar, 1949 8/12 Reiner, Fritz, 1949 Reiner, Gabriel see Cosmos Travel Bureau, Inc. Reinheimer, Howard E. see Law offices Howard E. Reinheimer 8/13 Reisenberg, Nadia, 1941 8/14 Reisman, Alexander, 1942 8/15 Reiss, Egon, 1949-1950 8/16 Reiter, Max, 1938-1939 Remington Records, Inc. see Jaffe & Stern see Miness, Irwin Rensselaer Cox, Sylvia van see Cox, Sylvia van Rensselaer Research Program on the U.S.S.R. see Slusser, Robert M. 8/17 Reyes, Angel, 1950 Ricci, Lisena see Luchini, F. 8/18 Richards, Mrs. Lisle C., 1944 8/19 Richter-Tomsa, Elsa R., 1950 Rickman, Edwin, T. see Municipal Chorus of San Francisco 8/20 Ricordi Americana, 1950 8/21 Riegger Wallingford, 1942 8/22 Ringbuchandlung, 1937 8/23 Ringwall, Rudolph, 1942 8/24 Riviera Beach (Fla.), 1949 Rizzo, Francis A. see Steinway & Sons Robbins, Cynthia see Muriel Francis 8/25 Robertson, Mrs. Ola, 1944 8/26 Robeson, Paul, n.d. Robin, J. see Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo kul’turnoĭ sviazi s zagranitseĭ (Soviet Union) 8/27 Robison, Vivian Gilpin, 1944 8/28 Robofsky, Abrasha, 1945 8/29 Rochester Civic Music Association, 1947 8/30 Rockefeller, Blanchette Hooker, 1951 Rockefeller, Mrs. John D. Jr. see Rockefeller, Blanchette Hooker 8/31 Rockmore, Clara, 1945 Rockmore, Robert see Barron, Rick & Rockmore 8/32 Roder, Milan, 1943 8/33 Rodzinska, Jadwiga, 1940-1950 8/34 Rodzinski, Artur, 1953 8/35 Rodzinski, Halina, 1949-1951 see also Sociedad Musical Daniel 8/36 [Rodzinski], Ilse, 1951 8/37 [Rodzinski], Witold, 1949-1952 8/38 Rogers, Bernard, 1940-1948 8/39 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1946 Rose, Alfred L. see Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn 8/40 Rose, Leonard, 1943-1947 see also Gingold, Josef Rosen, Leo see Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst 8/41 Rosenberg, Robert, 1944 8/42 Rosenthal, Manuel, 1946-1947 Rosenwald, Hans see Chicago Musical College 8/43 Ross, Hugh, 1950 8/44 Rot-Weiss-Rot, 1952 8/45 Roth, Feri, 1944-1945 8/46 Rothe, Friede F., 1945 8/47 Rothfarb, Harry, 1944 8/48 Roxas, Emilio Amico, 1942 8/49 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 1958 8/50 Rozenberg, J., 1949 8/51, 60/5 Rubinoff Enterprises, 1944 Rubinoff, Philip see Rubinoff Enterprises 8/52 Rubinstein, Beryl, 1933-1935 Ruddock, Albert B. see Hollywood Bowl Association 8/53 Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, 1945 Ruff, Margaret Carson see Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.) 8/54 Rupp, Franz, 1944 8/55 Russian War Relief, Inc., 1942 Russian War Relief, Inc. Massachusetts Committee see Russian War Relief, Inc. 8/56 Rychlik, C.V., 1942 8/57 Rychtarik, Richard, 1952 8/58 Ryerson, Edward L. (Edward Larned), n.d. 8/59 R miscellaneous, n.d. 8/60 Sabatini, Guglielmo, 1943 8/61 Sadlier, John D., 1944 8/62 Salzedo, Carlos, 1935 8/63 Sam Goody, 1959 Samaroff Stokowski, Olga see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) 8/64 Saminsky, Lazare, 1935-1946 Saminsky, Lillian see Saminsky, Lazare 8/65 Sammet, Inge, 1945 Samuel, Marge see Muriel Francis 8/66 San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission, 1949-1951 8/67 San Francisco Chronicle, 1949-1950 San Francisco Municipal Chorus see Municipal Chorus of San Francisco 8/68 Sawyer, A.G., 1953 8/69 Sawyer, Sylvia, 1953 8/70 Sax, Segei, 1945 8/71 Schachet, Gomez, 1934-1935 8/72 Schaefer, Mrs. James G., 1945 Schaffner, Max see Sam Goody 8/73 Schaller, Helen, 1950 Schiff, Bennett see New York Post 8/74 Schikola, Gustav, 1952 8/75 Schmitz, Elie Robert, 1943-1945 Schnitzer, Germain see Jack Adams and Co. 8/76, 60/6 Schoenberg, Arnold, 1945 8/77 Scholz, János, 1944 8/78 Schroth, Gerhard, 1947 8/79 Schubart, Mark, 1945-1963 8/80 Schulhof, Andrew, 1945-1952 8/81 Schuller, A., 1942 9/1 Schulz, Carl Theo, 1942 9/2 Schuman, William, 1949 9/3 Schuster, Joseph, 1946 9/4 Schwartz, Rudolph, 1942 9/5 Schwarzman, Jascha, 1945 9/6 Schwarzwald, Arnold, 1945 9/7 Scott, Thomas, 1945 Seaman, Julian see United States. Office of War Information 9/8 Secor, Ethan A., 1942 See, A.M. see Rochester Civic Music Association 9/9 Seiniger, Samuel, 1943 Selby, John see National Symphony Orchestra Association (Washington, D.C.) 9/10 Seltzner, Jennie, 1943 9/11 Semler, Mrs. Ralph, 1945 9/12 Sendrey, Albert, 1944 9/13 Serly, Tibor, 1945 9/14 Sevitzky, Fabien, 1938-1946 Seward, James M. see Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 9/15 Shanet, Howard, 1948 Sheffield, James C. see Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance Company 9/16 Sheinfeld, David, 1945 9/17 Shoemaker, Sam, 1942 9/18 Shostakovich, Dmitriĩ Dmitrievich, 1924 see also Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.)

Postcard with photograph of Shostakovich.

 9/19, 60/7 Shuk, Lajos, 1941 9/20 Shumsky, Oscar, 1943 Siciliani, Francesco see Maggio musicale fiorentino see Teatro comunale di Firenze see Poleri, David Sidlo, Thomas L. see Cleveland Orchestra 9/21 Siegfried Weiss Life & General Insurance, 1951 9/22 Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury, 1944 Simkhovitch, Mrs. V. G. see Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury 9/23 Simon and Schuster, Inc., 1949 9/24 Simon, Eric, 1942 Simon, Henry William see Simon and Schuster, Inc. Simondi, Paolo see Ricordi Americana Singher, Eta see Singher, Martial 9/25 Singher, Martial, 1946 Singher, Mrs. Martial see Singher, Martial Sink, Charles A. see University of Michigan. University Musical Society Skinner, C. M. see Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Montpelier, Vt.) 9/26 Skolovsky, Zadel, 1945 Sloan, M. L. see General Electric Company. Lamp Dept. 9/27 Slobodokaya, Ada, 1950 9/28 Slusser, Robert M., 1953 9/29 Smeterlin, Jan, 1944-1946 9/30 Smith, Carleton, 1936-1951 9/31 Smith, David Stanley, 1942 Smith, Gertrude see Boosey & Hawkes Inc. Smith, Harry see Harry Smith Recordings Smith, Leonard see Columbia Graphophone Company (U.S.) Smith, Moses see Columbia Records, Inc. Smith, Oscar see Akron Beacon Journal 9/32 Snowdon, Edward W., 1945 9/33 Sociedad Musical Daniel, 1949-1950 see also Carvalho, Eleazar de 9/34 Sociedad Musical Daniel, 1951-1953 see also Carvalho, Eleazar de Soden, Harold R. see Law offices of Harold R. Soden see North Elba (N.Y. : Town) see Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn 9/35 Sokoloff, Nikolai, 1942 9/36 Solovieff, Miriam, 1945 9/37 Somalvico, Georgio, 1951 9/38 Sonnenschein, Robert II, 1949 9/39 South Bend Symphony Orchestra, 1947 Southard, Paul see Columbia Records, Inc. 9/40 Southern California Symphony Association, 1942-1947 see also Kahgan, Philip A. see also National Concert and Artists Corporation Soviet Union Embassy see Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.) 9/41 Soviet Union. Posol’stvo (U.S.), 1942-1944 Sowulewski, Edward see United Artists Publishing Company 9/42 Spaeth, Sigmund Gottfried, 1943-1945 9/43 Spanish State Tourist Department, 1950 Specter, Edward see Pittsburgh Symphony Society 9/45 Speiser, Herbert A., 1944 9/46 Spelman, Timothy Mather, 1945 Spivakovsky, Erika see Spivakovsky, Tossy 9/47 Spivakovsky, Tossy, 1943-1945 St. Anthony’s Polish National Catholic Church see Pulaski Day Memorial Committee 9/48 Stadium Concerts, Inc., 1942 9/49 Stanley, Louis, 1953 Stark, Mack see Mills Music, Inc. 9/50 Stauber, Don G., 1947 9/51 Stegmann, G.F., 1949 Steimle, Leonard see Arrowhead Music Camp Stein, Jack see American Federation of Musicians. Local 802 9/52 Stein, Leon, 1947 9/53 Stein, Lillian Fuelis, 1943 Stein, William L. see Poleri, David 9/54 Steinberg, William, 1944-1949 9/55 Steinert, Alexander, 1950 9/56 Steinway & Sons, 1940-1953 Steinway, Ruth see Steinway, Theodore E. 9/57 Steinway, Theodore E., 1949 9/58 Stern, Escoe & Stern, 1948-1950 Stern, Harold H. see Jaffe & Stern 9/59 Stern, Margaret, 1949 9/60 Sternberg, Daniel, 1945 9/61 Steuerman, Hilda, 1950-1951 see also University of Miami 9/62 Stevenson, Barbara, 1945 9/63 Stewart, Reginald, 1944 9/64 Stichting Donemus, 1950-1953 9/65 Stiedry, Fritz, 1942 9/66 Still, William Grant, 1940-1948 9/67 Stock, Frederick A., 1940 see also Maier, Guy 9/68 Stoessel, Albert, 1938 9/69 Stojowski, Sigismund, 1944 Story, Bradford F. see Brundage, Story and Rose Strakacz see Poland. Ambasada (USSR) 9/70 Strasfogel, Ignace, 1943 9/71 Strauss, Carolyn, n.d. 9/72 Strauss, Robert N., n.d. 9/73 Sturdy, L. Alice, 1934-1964 9/74 Suarez, Ada, 1949 Suffern, Carlos Aurelio see Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina) 9/75 Sunberg, Harold, 1943-1944 9/76 Surrey Clinic, 1948 9/77 Sutro, Ottilie, 1945 Sutro, Rose see Sutro, Ottilie 9/78 Sved, Alexander, 1942 Swanson, Carroll see Dadant & Sons 9/79 Sweeney, John S., Jr., 1949 10/1 Swift, Charles H., 1935-1949 Swift, Claire see Swift, Charles H. 10/2 Szantho, Enid, 1944-1946 Szell, George see Cleveland Orchestra 10/3 Szigeti, Joseph, 1942 10/4 Sztark, H. and A., 1959 10/5 S miscellaneous, 1949-1952 10/6 Tansman, Alexandre, 1942-1946 Taplin, F.C. see F.C. Taplin Company Taubman, Martin H. see Centropa Concert Organisation see Sociedad Musical Daniel Taylor, Alice see Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra 10/7 Taylor, Miss., 1950 Taylor, William A. see Musical Courier 10/8 Teatro alla Scala, 1950 10/9 Teatro Colón (Buenos Aires, Argentina), 1950-1951 10/10 Teatro comunale di Firenze, 1951-1953 10/11 Teatro di San Carlo, 1950-1953 10/12 Teatro La Fenice, 1953 10/13 Teatro massimo (Palermo, Italy), 1949 10/14 Temianka, Henri, 1944-1946 10/15 Teyte, Maggie, 1946 10/16 Therrien, Henri, 1945 Therrien, Jeanne see Therrien, Henri 10/17 Thew, Francis, 1948 This Week Magazine see Muriel Francis 10/18 Tho, 1951 Thomas, Merrill L. see Merrill L. Thomas Real Estate Insurance 10/19 Thomson, Virgil, 1944-1947 10/20 Time, Inc., 1949-1953 10/21 Toch, Ernst, 1942-1943 10/22 Todd, n.d. 10/23 Todd, John B., n.d. 10/24 Toldi, Julius, 1949 Tollafield, Chas M. see A.I. Root Company Tollefsen, Carl H. see Violin Teachers Guild Tompkins, M. E. see Associated Music Publishers 10/25 Torke, George, 1942 10/26 Toscanini, Arturo, 1934-1936 10/27 Town Hall Club, 1944 Trammell, Niles see National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Trencher, Bernard see Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. Tribune Company see Cassidy, Claudia 10/28 Triggs, Harold, 1942-1945 10/29 Troytchack, Edith L., 1945-1950 Tuck, Jay Nelson see New York Post 10/30 Turner, Thomas, 1943 Turner, Tyler see Columbia Records, Inc. 10/31 Tyborowski, C., 1939 Uhlfelder, Gerado see Organización de conciertos gérard 10/32 Ulehla, Ludmila, 1942 10/33 Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Montpelier, Vt.), 1942 10/34 United Artists Publishing Company, 1947 United Newspapers Magazine Corporation see Muriel Francis United Mutual see Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 10/35 United States. Bureau of the Public Debt, 1949-1950 10/36 United States. Dept. of the Treasury, 1944 United States. Dept. of the Treasury. Fiscal Service see United States. Bureau of the Public Debt 10/37 United States. Embassy, 1934 10/38 United States. Embassy (Yugoslavia), 1952 10/39 United States. Foreign Service, 1949-1950 10/40 United States. Office of War Information, 1945 10/41 United States. War Finance Division, 1944 10/42 Universal Recording Co. Inc., 1942 10/43 University of Miami, 1951 10/44 University of Miami. Symphony Orchestra, 1949 10/45 University of Michigan. University Musical Society, 1942 10/46 Usigli, Gastone, 1943-1950 USSR Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries see Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo kul’turnoĭ sviazi s zagranitseĭ (Soviet Union) 10/47 Valdemar, 1948 10/48 Valentine, May, 1949 Valmarana see Teatro La Fenice Van Rensselaer Cox, Sylvia see Cox, Sylvia van Rensselaer 10/49 Van Vactor, David, 1940 10/50 Vardell, Charles Gildersleeve, 1943 10/51 Venture Sales Co., 1942 Venturini, Anna see Radio audizioni Italia 10/52 Vienesa, Endecha, n.d. 10/53 Vienot, Mrs. Y.M., 1951 Viggiani, Pela Empreza Viggiani-Dante see Jack Adams and Co. see Elkan-Vogel Co. 10/54 Violin Teachers Guild, 1943 10/55 Vitalis, George, 1948 Viteri Lafronte, Rosa de see George M. Horn Company Vogel, Adolph see Jack Adams and Co. see Elkan-Vogel Co. VOKS see Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo kul’turnoĭ sviazi s zagranitseĭ (Soviet Union) Volpe, Marie see University of Miami. Symphony Orchestra 10/56 Von Hallberg, Gene, 1945 10/57 Vosburgh, Carl J., 1934-1935 see also Barkentin, Marjorie see also Cleveland Orchestra see also Fitelson and Mayers see also Musical Arts Association (Cleveland, Ohio) see also Radamsky, Sergei Votto, Pariso see Teatro comunale di Firenze see Radio audizioni Italia 10/58 Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvo kul’turnoĭ sviazi s zagranitseĭ (Soviet Union), 1934-1944 10/59 Vyner, Louis, 1949 10/60 V miscellaneous, 1950 10/61 W. Colston Leigh, Inc., 1942-1945 10/62 Wagenaar, Bernard, 1943-1947 10/63 Wagner, Charles L., 1944 10/64 Wagner, Friedelind, 1942 10/65 Wagner, Joseph, 1943 Walcott, Mrs. John W. see Walcott, Muriel 10/66 Walcott, Muriel, 1949-1950 see also Sweeney, John S., Jr. Wallenstein, Alfred see Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Wallerstein, Edward see Columbia Records, Inc. Walpole, Floyd F. see Civic Symphony Society (Denver, Colo.) 10/67 Walter, Bruno, 1945 Walter, Nelly see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) 10/68 War Production Board, 1945 10/69 Warburg, James Paul, 1939-1940 10/70 Ware, Harriet, 1942 10/71 Warner, John A., 1940 10/72 Warner, Philip, 1947 10/73 Warnow, Mark, 1944 Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisłlawa Moniuszki see Maliszewski, W. 10/74 Wasia, n.d. Watson, Archibald R. see Troychack, Edith L. Wayne, W. see Organización de conciertos gérard 10/75 Weber, Henry, 1940 10/76 Webster, Mrs. N.C., 1944 Wecker, Karl see Hollywood Bowl Association Weigl, Mrs. Karl see Weigl, Vally 10/77 Weigl, Vally, 1945 Weinhold, Kurt see Columbia Concerts Corporation (Columbia Broadcasting System) Weiss, Paul M. see Carl Fischer Inc. Welch, James T. see Muriel Francis 10/78 Wells, Carter, 1950 10/79 Wells, Summer, 1941 Wertheim, Arnold see Acro Associates, Inc. Wetherell, Ward E. see Massachusetts. Dept. of Corporations and Taxation 10/80 Wheeler & Taylor, Inc., 1942 Wheeler-Imparato, Ester Belle see Imparato, Giovanni White, Charles Lafayette see Sturdy, L. Alice 10/81 White, Clarence Cameron, 1943 White, Sister Mary see Surrey Clinic Whitman, H.N. see Hornblower & Weeks Wien, Walter see United States. Embassy (Yugoslavia) 10/82 Wiener, Elmer A., 1949 10/83 Wiener Philharmoniker, 1952 10/84 Wieter, Helga, 1951

Two photographs of Wieter.

 Wiley, John Cooper see United States. Embassy Wilkins, John M. see John F. White, Inc. 10/85 Wilkomirski, Michael, 1942 William L. Stein, Inc. see Poleri, David 10/86 William Morris Agency, 1945 10/87 Willy-Overland Motors, 1949 Wilson, A.E. see United States. Bureau of the Public Debt Winsch, M.J. see Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. 10/88 Winson, S.A., 1949 10/89 [Wishard], Sciff, 1942 10/90 Witek, Eugene, n.d. 10/91 Witkowski, Franiszek, 1942 10/92 Wittell, Chester, 1945 10/93 Wolf & Davis, 1948-1950 Wolf, Walter B. see Wolf & Davis Wolfe, Florence see National Concert and Artists Corporation 10/94 Wolfes, Felix, 1945 Wolpin, Edward A. see Heilner, Irwin Woods, Baldwin M. see Music Corporation of America 10/95 Wooldridge, John de L., 1944-1945 10/96 Woulff, Mr., 1953 Wright, Mrs. Frank Lloyd see Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd 10/97 Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd, 1950 10/98 Wymetal, William, 1942 10/99 W miscellaneous, 1948 10/100 Xauώ, Ernesto, 1950 11/1 Yardumian, Richard, 1945 11/2 Young People’s Record Club, Inc., n.d. 11/3 Zanin, Lt., 1951 11/4 Zaremba, Sylvia, n.d. 11/5 Zayas, N. L. Hernandez, 1950 11/6 Zeisl, Eric, 1943-1947 11/7 Zemachson, Arnold, 1942-1943 Zerbel, Gladys see Hollywood Bowl Association 11/8 Zilboorg, Gregory, 1939 Zillerbach, Harold see San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission 11/9 Zimbalist, Mary Louise Curtis Bok, 1933-1943 Ziolkowski, C.S. see Polish Arts Club 11/10 Zirato, Bruno, 1945-1949 see also Maier, Guy see also New York Philharmonic see also Walter, Bruno Zuckerman, Besse see Bay Cities Music Association Zuckerman, Mrs. Joseph see Bay Cities Music Association 11/11 Zusser, Maurice M., 1947 13-43; 52-59 Annotated Music, circa 1868-1956, bulk 1932-1947

This series is comprised of printed music, photocopied music and a few manuscripts. The majority of the music consists of orchestral, chamber and choral works; the bulk of the publications are in English, in addition to German, Polish, Russian, French and Japanese. These scores have been annotated with conductor marks, stamps, and composers’ inscriptions. A few of the scores have pasteovers. Printed music that was not annotated was removed from the collection and cataloged separately in the Music Division’s general collections.

The series is arranged alphabetically by composer and then by title.

Albéniz, Isaac 13/5-6 Fête dieu à séville. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 13/5 Printed full score 47 p. 13/6 Copyist and photocopy parts

Second movement in “Iberia”

 Altisent, Juan 52/1 Concierto: para oboe y orquesta. Barcelona: [s.n.], 1954 34 p. Andreae, Volkmar 14/1 Kleine suite, für Orchester, op. 27. Leipzig: F.E.C. Leuckart, [1910-1919?] 46 p. Andriessen, Hendrik 14/2 Variaties op een thema van Couperin: voor fluit met begleiding van strijkorkest harp. Amsterdam: Donemus, 1944 Photocopy; [34] p. Antheil, George [Symphonies, no. 5] 52/2 Fifth symphony: (“Joyous”) [S.l.: s.n.], 1947-48 Photocopy; 117 p. Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel 14/3 Concerto (D-dur) instrumentée pour petit orchestre. Berlin: Edition Russe De Musique, 1911 26 p. Bach, Johann Sebastian 14/4 Bist du bei mir. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Arranger’s holograph; 4 p.

Arranged by Stanleigh P. Friedman.

 [Orgelbüchlein] 14/5 Due chorali = zwei choräle. New York: Universal-Edition, 1925 12 p.

Transcribed from organ for orchestra by Vittorio Gui.

 Our father in heaven... 14/6 Bach, Chorale: our father in heaven (vater unser im Himmelreich) [page 1] New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1937 4 p.

Arranged for string orchestra by Arcady Dubensky.

2 copies.

 14/7 The passion of our Lord according to St. Matthew. Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1916 xii, 262 p.

Piano arrangements by Julius Stern and Robert Franz.

Text translated and adapted by John Sullivan Dwight.

Revised and edited by Louis Koemmenich.

 [Präludium und Fuge, organ, BWV 534, F minor; arr.] 52/3 Prelude und fugue in F minor (S. 534) San Diego, Calif.: Music Graphics Press, 1978 Photocopy; 46 p.

Transcribed for orchestra by Eugene Zádor.

 14/8 Ricercare a 6 voci aus dem “Musikalischen Opfer” über ein thema Friedrichs des Grossen. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1930 16 p. [Sonaten und Partiten, violin, BWV 1001-1006. Partita, no. 3. Gavotte en rondeau; arr.] 14/9 Gavotte en rondeau: from the sixth violin sonata of Johann Sebastian Bach. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Arrangers’s holograph; 13 p.

Arranged by Stanleigh P. Friedman.

 14/10 St. Matthew passion: chorus 1 “Come, ye daughters” [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 25 p.

Abbreviated version.

 [Suites, orchestra, BWV 1067, B minor] 14/11 Suite in H moll: für Flöte, zwei Violinen, Viola, Violoncell und Contrabass. Leipzig: F.E.C. Leuckart, [n.d.] 25 p.

Ausgeführtem Accompagnement versehen seinem Freunde Julius Schäffer zugeeignet von Robert Franz.

 15/1 Toccata, (C-dur). I. Präludium. II. Adagio. III. Fuga. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1930 64 p. Baron, Maurice [Ode to democracy. Vocal score. English] 15/2 Ode to democracy: a musical setting of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. New York: M. Baron Co., 1947 [26] p. Bartók, Béla [Magyar parasztdalok. Selections] 15/3 Ungarische Bauernlieder = Magyar parasztdalok = Chansons paysannes hongroises. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1937 30 p. [Music, celesta, percussion, string orchestra] 15/4 Musik für Saiteninstrumente, Schlagzeug und Celesta: in 4 Sätzen. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1937 119 p. Beethoven, Ludwig van 15/5 Andante con variaioni themaSonate [front cover] [S.l.: s.n, n.d.] Copyists; 74 p.

v. Jos. Klein

 [Symphonies, no. 3, op. 55, E♭ major] 15/6 Symphonien für grosses Orchester, no. 3, Es dur, op. 55Dritte Symphonie, op. 55, Eroica [page 3] Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [n.d.] 96 p. or p. (113)-(206) [Symphonies, no. 9, op. 125, D minor] 16/1 Symphonie für grosses Orchester, no. 9, D moll, op. 125. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [n.d.] 276 p. [Symphonies, no. 9, op. 125, D minor] 16/2, 17/1 Symphonie nr. 9 D moll - D minor - Rè mineur, op. 125. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [n.d.]

Parts.

 Berlioz, Hector 18/1 Marche Troyenne: tirée de l’opéra les Troyens á Carthage. New York: Edwin F. Kalmus, [n.d.] Photocopy; 35 p. [Troyens. Chasse royale et orage] 18/2 Symphonie descriptive. New York: Edwin F. Kalmus, [n.d.] Photocopy; 32 p. Bernstein, Leonard 59/1 The age of anxiety: symphony no. 2 for piano and orchestra (after Auden)Symphony no. 2 (The age of anxiety) [front cover] New York: [s.n.], 1949 Photocopy; 2 v. Part I, Part II

“Reproduced by Presto Reproductions.”

 Bilotti, Anton 18/3 Roman suite: for string orchestra. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; [38] p. Bliss, Arthur, Sir 18/4 Checkmate: a ballet in one scene with a prologue. London: Novello and Company, 1937 92 p. 18/5 Concert suite from Checkmate. London: Novello and Company, 1938 168 p. [Concerto, piano, B♭ major] 18/6 Concerto for piano and orchestra. London: Novello and Company, 1940 100 p.

Piano solo with orchestra arranged for second piano.

Commissioned by the British Council for the British Week at the New York World’s Fair 1939.

 Bloch, Suzanne 18/7 To the children: elegy for string orchestraTo the war children: elegy for string orchestra [paper inserted] New York: [s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 10 p. Brahms, Johannes [Symphony, no. 1, op. 68, C minor] 19/1 Symphonie (C moll) für grosses Orchester. Berlin: N. Simrock, [1877] 100 p. [Symphony, no. 3, op. 90, F major] 19/2 Dritte symphonie (F dur) für grosses Orchester. Berlin: N. Simrock, [1884] 109 p. Burleigh, Cecil 52/4 Symphonic trilogy: Symphony no. 1 (Creation), Symphony no. 2 (Prophecy), Symphony no. 3 (Revelation) [S.l.: s.n.], 1945 Photocopy; 3 v. 68 p., 77 p., 52 p. Cadman, Charles Wakefield 19/3 American suite for string orchestra. New York: Composers Press Inc., 1938 16 p. Carpenter, John Alden 59/2 Serenade. [S.l.: s.n.], 1948 Photocopy; 45 p. Cesana, Otto [American symphony, no. 2] 19/4 Second American symphony. New York: Edgar Stillman-Kelley Society, 1937 155 p. Chabrier, Emanuel 19/5 España: Rapsodie pour orchestre. Paris: Enoch Frères &Costallat, [n.d.] 61 p. Copland, Aaron 19/6 Quiet city, by Aaron Copland, for strings, trumpet and English horn (oboe) New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1941 15 p. Couperin, François [Sultane. Gravement: arr.] 19/7 Overture and allegro: from la sultane suite. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel, 1944 23 p.

Orchestration and free transcription by Darius Milhaud.

Cowell, Henry 52/5 American pipers. [S.l.: s.n.], 1943 Photocopy; 15 p.

Written at the request of the League of Composers for Dr. Artur Rodzinski and the New York Philharmonic Symphony.

 19/8 Concerto for piano and orchestra. Partition d’orchestre. Paris: M. Senart, 1913 63 p. 19/9 Hymn and fuguing tune no. 2, for string orchestra. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1944 Photocopy; 7 p. 19/10 Symphonic set: for symphony orchestra, in five movements. New York: Arrow Music, 1939 57 p.

Symphonic opus 17.

2 copies.

 Damrosch, Walter 20/1 An Abraham Lincoln song: for baritone solo, chorus of liberated slaves and orchestra: on Walt Whitman’s poem O Captain! My Captain! New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1936 24 p. [Man without a country. Vocal score] 20/2 The man without a country. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1937 167 p.

Libretto by Arthur Guiterman.

 Daniels, Mabel Wheeler 20/3 Pastoral ode for flute and strings. New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1940 27 p. Debussy, Claude 20/4 La Mer: trois esquisses symphoniques partition d’orchestre. Paris: A. Durand & Fils, 1905 137 p. [Poèmes de Ch. Baudelaire. Let jet d’eau: arr.] 20/5 Le jet d’eau, poème de Charles Baudelaire. Paris: A. Durand & Fils, 1907 Full score and parts Delius, Frederick 20/6 2 Stücke für kleines Orchester. I. On hearing the first cuckoo in spring. Beim ersten Kuckuckaruf im Frühling. II. Summer night on the river. Sommernacht am flusse Partitur. Cöln am Rhein: Tischer & Jagenbert, 1913 14 p. [Village Romeo and Juliet. The walk to the Paradise Garden] 20/7 Intermezzo: The walk to Paradise Garden (Entr’acte from a village Romeo and Juliet) Wien: Universal-Edition, 1934 20 p. Dello Joio, Norman 59/3 To a lone sentry: for solo piccolo, clarinet, trumpet, and brass, percussion, and strings. [S.l.: s.n.], 1943 Photocopy; 14 p. Diamond, David [Rounds, string orchestra] 20/8 Rounds for string orchestra, 1944. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel, 1946 44 p. Donovan, Richard [Ricercare, oboe, string orchestra] 21/1 Ricercare for oboe and string orchestra. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; 18 p. Dubensky, Arcady 21/2 Fanfare. New York: G. Ricordi, 1939 Full score and parts

Introduction to the “Star Spangled Banner.”

 Duke, Vernon 21/3 Concerto (G) for violin solo and orch[estra] [S.l.: s.n.], 1940-41 Photocopy; 72 p.

Reduction for violin and piano.

 Dvořák, Antonín 21/4 Neue Slavische Tänze: (Dritte Sammlung) Leipzig: Röder’schen Offloin, [n.d.] Photocopy; 114 p.

Op. 72 Heft I.

 21/5 Neue Slavische Tänze: (Vierte Sammlung) Leipzig: Röder’schen Offloin, [n.d.] Photocopy; 110 p.

Op. 72, Heft II.

 [Slovanské tance, op. 46] 21/6 Slavische Tänze. Leipzig: Röder’schen Offloin, [n.d.] Photocopy; 136 p.

Op. 46, Heft II.

 [Symphony, no. 8, op. 88, G major] 21/7 Symphonie nr. 4, in G-dur, op. 88. Leipzig: Musikwissenschaftlicher Verglag, 1941 106 p. Fairchild, Blair 22/1 A Bel-ebat. Paris: Durand & Cie., 1937 9 p.

V. 2 Midi Sous Les Ormes.

 Finn, William Joseph 22/2 Orchestral settings of five a cappella numbers of the 16th century. New York: William J. Finn, 1938 63 p. Fitelberg, Jerzy 59/4 Nocturne for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 63 p. 22/3 Polish pictures: suite for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1946 Photocopy; 105 p. Foss, Lukas 53/1 Piano concerto no. 2. New York: Carl Fischer Inc., 1953 Photocopy; 148 p. 22/4 The song of songs: second biblical solo cantata: in 4 movements for soprano and orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1946 Photocopy; 31 p. Frederiksen, Sigurd 22/5 Sailor Sail your luck: overture on a sea-chantey. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Holograph; 39 p.

Translated by S.F.

 Fuga, Sandro [Concerto sacro. Vocal score. Latin] 22/6 Concerto sacro: riduzione per canto e pianoforte. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1949 61 p. Fuleihan, Anis 53/2 Three Cyprus serenades for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; 61 p.

Previously titled Divertimento [front cover and title page].

 Gabrieli, Giovanni 22/7 [Untitled] [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; p. 15, 18

Folder contained address for Hans David.

 Gargiulo, Terenzio 53/3 Sinfonia (1953) [S.l.: s.n.], 1953 Photocopy; 182 p. Gaul, Harvey B. [Palestinian pastels] 22/8 Three Palestinian pastels, for string orchestra. New York: J. Fischer & Bro., [1935] 41 p. George, Earl 53/4 Introduction and allegro for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1946 Photocopy; 63 p. Gnecchi, Vittorio [Missa Salisburgensis. Vocal Score. Latin] 22/9 Missa Salisburgensis: fur Sopransolo, gemischten Chor und Orchester. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1934 81 p. Goossens, Eugene, Sir [Symphonies, no. 1, op. 58] 23/1 First Symphony, opus 58. New York: Carl Fischer Inc., 1942 155 p. Gould, Morton 23/2 Minstrel show. New York: G. & C. Music Corp., 1936 Photocopy; 32 p. Graener, Paul [Gotische Suite, orchestra, op. 74] 23/3 Gotische Suite. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1926 37 p. [Schwedische Tänze] 23/4 Drei Schwedische Tänze. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1932 22 p. Grieg, Edvard [Peer Gynt. Suite, no. 2] 23/5 Suite: der Brautraub Bruderovet (Ingrids Klage) la plainte d’Ingrid, op. 55. New York: Edwin F. Kalmus, [n.d.] Photocopy; 57 p. Haieff, Alexei [Divertimento, orchestra] 53/5 Divertimento. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 28 p. Handel, George Frideric 23/6 Allegro sarabande gigue. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1941 14 p.

Transcription for string orchestra by Fabien Sevitzky.

 [Water music. Selections; arr.] 23/7 Suite from the Water Music (Handel)Suite for orchestra (from the Watermusic) [page 1] London: Murdoch, Murdoch & Co., 1922 Full score and parts

Arranged by Sir Hamilton Harty.

 Harris 59/5 [Untitled] [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; 27 p. Hartmann, Thomas de 54/1 Symphonie - poème. Paris: Office d’Éditions Musicales, 1936 311 p. Hayden, Joel B. Jr. 23/8 Fugue in A minor for orchestra. Firenze: Stamp. G. & P. Mignani, 1939 12 p. Hérold, Ferdinand [Zampa. Ouverture] 23/9 Ouverture für Orchester zur Oper Zampa, order, die Marmorbraut. [S.l.]:Offenbacha/M Joh. André, [n.d.] 42 p. Hindemith, Paul 24/1 Piano concerto. [S.l.: s.n.], 1945 Photocopy; p. 3-86 Honegger, Arthur 54/2 Jeanne d’Arc au Bûcher. Paris: Editions Maurice Senart, [n.d.] Photocopy; 144 p.

Poem by Paul Claudel.

 24/2 Prologue pour Jeanne d’Arc au Bucher. New York: Editions Salbert, 1947 15 p.

Poëme de Paul Claudel.

 Hovhaness, Alan 24/3 Symphony, no. 1, op. 17Exile symphony no. I [front cover] New York: Whitney Blake Music Pub., 1939 36 p.

Limited manuscript edition.

 Ifukube, Akiar [Nihon kyōsōkyoku] 54/3 Japanese rhapsody. Tokyo: Ryuginsha; New York: G. Schirmer Inc., 1937 68 p. Inghelbrecht, Désiré Emile 24/4 La nursery: 3e Recueil six pièces enfantines. Paris: Alphonse Leduc, 1920 55 p. Ives, Charles [Holidays. Decoration Day] 24/5 Decoration Day. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 29 p.

Second movement in a set of pieces for orchestra “Holidays in a Connecticut Country Town.”

 [Symphonies, no. 3] 54/4 3rd SymphonyThird Symphony [front cover] [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; 80 p. Jacobi, Frederick 24/6 Concerto for violoncello und orchestra. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1933 45 p. Jarecki, Tadeusz 24/7 Chimère: poème symphonique, op. 26. New York: Carl Fischer Inc., 1928 22 p. Jerger, Wilhelm 24/8 Partita für Orchester, op. 21. Berlin: Ries & Erler G.M.B.H., 1934 31 p. Jirák, Karel Boleslav [Symphonic variations] 24/9 Symfonické variace, op. 40. Praha: Hudební matice umělecké besedy, 1947 82 p. Kabalevsky, Dmitry Borisovich [Kola Briun ́on. Suite] 24/10 Kola Briun ́on: Master iz Klamsi: opera po Romėn Rollanu: siuita dliabol ́shogo orkestra = Colas Breugnon: Maître de Clamecy: opéra d’aprés Romain Rolland: suite pour grand orchestre. Moskva: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal’noe Izd-vo., 1941 168 p.

Op. 24.

 Kalniņš, Alfrēds [Banuta. Levads] 25/1 Baņuta: opera 4 cēlienos = Banjuta: Oper in 4 Akten. Rīgā: Komisījā Pie P. Neldnera, 1920 47 p. Karłowicz, Mieczysław [Concertos, violin, orchestra, op. 8, A major] 25/2 Koncert skryzpcowy: partytura concerto pur violon avec accompagnement d’orchestre. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1952 99 p.

Prepared by Grzegorz Fitelberg.

Edition: Polonaise de Musique.

 [Powraciace fale] 25/3 Wiederkehrende Wellen: (Powracajace fale) Tondichtung für Orchester. Berlin: Schlesinger, [1904] 67 p. Khachaturian, Aram Il’ich [Gaiane. Kolybel’naia] 25/4 No. 6 Kolybel’naia. [S.l.: AM-Rus Edition, n.d.] Photocopy; 18 p. [Gayane. Dance of the young maidens] 25/5 Tantsy iz baleta Gaianz: no. 2. Tanets devushek. Moskva: Muzykal’nyĭ Fond S.S.S.P., 1946 p. 51-74

Stamps: “Soviet Composers AM-Rus Edition Authorized Edition.”

 [Gayane. Saber dance] 25/6 Tantsy iz baleta Gaianz: no. 10 Tantes s Sabliami. Moskva: Muzykal’nyĭ Fond S.S.S.P., 1946 p. 359-390 Khalatov, S.A. 25/7 Orlitsa: Tania from Moscow, dramaticheskaia pozma dlia soprano s orkestrom, op.46. Moskva: [s.n.], 1942 Photocopy; 30 p.

Text by Victor I. Krylov.

Translated into English by N. Dvoretskaya.

It is executed in 1 time by the orchestra of all-union radio-committee and AA. Kovaleva and A.A. Ivanovĭ (soprano).

 Kodály, Zoltán 25/8 Galántai táncok = Tänze aus Galanta = Dances of Galanta. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1934 64 p. [Psalmus Hungaricus] 25/9 Psalmus hungaricus tenor szóló énekkar és = Psalmus hungaricus zenekarra für Tenor solo Chor und Orchester. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1924 68 p.

Op. 13.

 Koutzen, Boris 25/10 Mouvement symphonique pour violon & orchestre. Paris: La sirène musicale, 1931 Piano-conductor score and violin part only.

Arrangement pour violon et piano.

 Labunski, Felix [Suite, string orchestra] 54/5 Suite for string orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1946 Photocopy; 24 p.

Program and information about the piece glued to the back of the front cover.

Revised by composer in April 1946.

 Lajtha, László [Suites, orchestra, no. 1, op. 21a] 26/1 Suites pour orchestre. Paris: Alphonse Leduc, 1935 104 p. Lambert, Constant [Rio Grande. Vocal score. German & English] 26/2 The Rio Grande. London: Oxford University Press, 1929 26 p.

Poem by Sacheverell Sitwell.

German version by Beryl d Zoete.

 Larsson, Lars-Erik [Divertimentos, chamber orchestra, op. 15] 26/3 Divertimento für kleines Orchester. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1937 48 p. Lee, Dai-Keong 26/4 Introduction and allegro for string orchestra. New York: Sprague-Coleman, Inc., 1942 16 p. Lees, Benjamin 26/5 Piano concerto no. 1. [S.l.]: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1955 Photocopy; 61 p. Lefebvre, Channing 26/6 Measures on an old Welsh tune for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Manuscript; 30 p. Lilien, Ignace 26/7 Les palmes dans le vent: etude symphonique. Amsterdam: Donemus, 1950 Photocopy; 56 p. Liszt, Franz [Études d’execution transcendante. no. 5. Feux follets; arr.] 26/8 Feux follets (Irrlichter), für Orchester. Budapest: Rózsavölgyi & Co., 1934 43 p.

Arranged by Leó Weiner.

 [Préludes] 27/1 Präludien: symphonische Dichtung no. 3 = Preludes: symphonic poem no. 3 = Les préludes: poème symphonique no. 3. [Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1920-1929?] 77 p. or p. (40)-(115) [Variationen über das Motiv von Bach; arr.] 27/2 Weinen, Klagen: Variationen über ein Motiv von J.S. Bach. Budapest: Rózsavölgyi & Co., 1934 55 p.

Arranged by Leó Weiner.

 Lloyd, George [Symphony, no. 4, B.] 27/3 Symphony. London: George Lloyd, 1948 275 p. Maganini, Quinto 55/1 Tanglewood tales. [S.l.: s.n.], 1941 Photocopy; 50 p. Mahler, Gustav 27/4 Das lied von der Erde. Leipzig: Universal-Edition, 1912 99 p. 27/5 Neunte symphonie PartiturIX. Symphonie [front cover] Wien: Universal-Edition, 1912 182 p. [Symphonies, no. 4, G major] 28/1 Vierte Symphonie G durIV. Symphonie g dur sol majeur G major partitur [front cover] Wien: Universal-Edition, [n.d.] 125 p. Maklakiewicz, Jan Adam [Grunwald] 28/2 Grunwald: poemat symfoniczny. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1944 Photocopy; 54 p.

Articles in Polish pasted on back cover, 1945.

 Marek, Czesław 28/3 Sinfonia: introduction, allegro et epilogue. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1928 110 p.

2 copies.

 Marinuzzi, Gino [Concerto, no. 2, orchestra] 55/2 2° Concerto per orchestra. Milano: G. Ricordi, 1956 109 p. 28/4 Fantasia quasi passacaglia. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 55 p.

Proprietá dell’Autore.

 Martinů, Bohuslav [Symphonies, no. 2] 59/6 Second Symphony. [S.l.: s.n.], 1943 Photocopy; 97 p. McCollin, Frances 28/5 All glory laud and honor: choral prelude. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1941 9 p. 28/6 Now all the woods are sleeping: chorale prelude. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1941 5 p. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix [Ruy Blas] 28/7 Ouverture zu Ruy Blas, op. 95. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [n.d.] 38 p. or p. (315)-(352)

Serie 2 no. 14.

 Messiaen, Olivier 28/8 Les offrandes oubliées: mèditation symphonique pour orchestre. Paris: Durand & Cie., 1931 30 p. Miaskovskiĭ, Nikola [Symphonies, no. 6, op. 23] 29/1 VI. Symphonie, op. 23 = VI. Simfoniia, op. 23. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1925 228 p. [Symphonies, no. 8, op. 26] 29/2 VIII. Symphonie, op. 26 = VIII. Simfoniia, op. 26. Wien: Universal-Edition, [n.d.] 200 p. [Symphonies, no. 9, op. 28, E minor] 29/3 IX. Symphonie, op. 28 partitur = IX. simfonie, op. 28. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1929 180 p.

Includes 1 p. holograph of changes.

 [Symphonies, no. 11, op. 34] 29/4 Simfoniia; no. 11: dlia bol’shogo orkestra, op. 34 = Symphonie no. 11: pour grand Orchestre, op. 34. Moskva: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal’noe Izdatel’stvo, 1934 144 p. [Symphonies no. 12, op. 35] 29/5 Simfoniia XII dlia bol’shogo orkestra. Moskva: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal’noe Izdatel’stvo, 1932 Parts. Moniuszki, Stanislaw [Halka. Italian & Polish] 30/1 Halka: opera w 4 artach. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1951-1952 4 v., 473 p. Monteverdi, Claudio [Vespro della Beata Vergine. Selections; arr.] 31/1 Vespro della Beata Vergine: da concerto composto sopra canti fermi per coro, organo e orchestra. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1952 274 p. Moore, Douglas 55/3 Destroyer song for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1943 Photocopy; 31 p.

Commissioned by the League of Composers for a CBS premiere with the Philharmonic Orchestra and Dr. Rodzinski.

 Müller, A.F. 31/2 Mariola: Valse mussette [brillante][S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Copyist; [6] p.

Stamped "Mame Marinot copies - transpositions 20 Rue St. Lazare, Paris 9."

 Nigg, Serge 31/3 Timour (Zenon, cruel Zenon...) [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 39 p. Novák, Vitězslav 31/4 De profundis, symfonická báseň pro velký orchestr a varhany. Praha: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1945 73 p. Opieński, Henryk 31/5 Zygmunt August I Barbara: poemat symfoniczny na wielką orkiestrę = L’amour et le Destin: poém symphonique pour grand orchestre = Einer Lieve Schiksal: symphonische dichtung für grosses Orchester. Warszawa: Gebethner & Wolff, [n.d.] 80 p.

Op. 13.

 Ostrčil, Otakar [Suites, orchestra, op. 14, C minor] 31/6 Suita C moll pro velký orchestr, op. 14. Praha: Společnost Otakara Ostrčila Praha, 1939 177 p. Perkowski, Piotr 31/7 Sinfonietta. Paris: Editions Max Eschig., 1935 51 p.

Op. 17.

 Perry, Julia 55/4 Short piece for orchestra = “Piccolo pezzo per orchestra” [S.l.: s.n.], 1952 Photocopy; 35 p. Petrassi, Goffredo 31/8 Coro di morti madrigale drammatico per voci maschili tre pianoforti ottoni contrabassi e percussione. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1941 34 p. Pierné, Gabriel 32/1 L’an mil: poèm symphonique avec choeurs. Paris: Enoch & Cie, 1898 87 p. Pinto, Octavio 55/5 Senas infantis. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 35 p. Piston, Walter [Concertino, piano & orchestra] 32/2 Concertino for pianoforte and chamber orchestra. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1938 32/3 Suite, from the ballet, “The incredible flutist.” New York: Arrow Music Press, 1939 92 p. [Symphony, no. 1] 32/4 First symphony. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1945 Pollak, William [Symphonies, no. 1, op. 5, D minor] 32/5 Symphony, no. 1, in D minor, op. 5. New York: [s.n.], 1939 4 v.

I. Introduction and allegro con brioII. AdagioIII. ScherzoIV. Passacaglia e Téma Fugatum

 Ponchielli, Amilcare [Gonconda. Danza delle ore] 32/6 La Gioconda: danza delle ore, per orchestra. Milano: G. Ricordi, [1900] Photocopy; p. 723-791 [missing p. 718-722] Porrino, Ennio 55/6 La visione d’Ezechiele: perludio, adagio e corale per orchestra partitura. Milano: G. Ricordi & Co., 1937 Photocopy; 76 p. 32/7 Sardegna: poema sinfonico. Milano: G. Ricordi & Co., 1934 44 p. Porter, Quincy 55/7 The moving tide, for symphony orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 17 p. Pringsheim, Klaus [Concerto, orchestra, op. 32, C major] 55/8 Konzert für Orchester in C-dur, op. 32. Tokyo: Kaiserliche Musikakademie zu Tokyo, 1935 80 p. Prokofiev, Sergey [Liubov’k trem apel’sinam. Suite] 33/1 L’Amur des trios oranges: suite symphonique [page 1] Berlin: Edition Russe de Musique, 1926 Photocopy; 107 p.

Op. 33bis.

 [Symphonies, no. 5, op. 100, B♭ major] 56/1 5 Simfoniia. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 196 p. Rathaus, Karol [Allegro concertante, trumpet, string orchestra] 33/2 Kleines vorspiel für Streich Orchester und Trompete, op. 30 = Petit prélude pour cordes et trompette. Berlin: Edition Benno Balan, 1932 16 p. [Suites, orchestra, op. 29] 33/3 Suite für Orchester, op. 29. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1931 93 p. Ravel, Maurice [Tombeau de Couperin] 33/4 Le Tombeau de couperin: suite d’Orchestre. Paris: Durand & Cie., 1919 56 p. Read, Gardner 33/5 Passacaglia and fugue in D minor for organ, op. 34. Boston: RD Row Music Company, 1937 Organ part only; 21 p. 33/6 Sketches of the city, op. 26: symphonic suite for large orchestra after poems of Carl Sandburg. New York: Edwin F. Kalmus, 1938 39 p.

Juilliard Edition.

 [Symphony, no. 1, op. 30, A minor] 33/7 Symphony number one. New York: Affiliated Music Corporation, 1939 135 p. Reger, Max [Suite im alten stil: arr.] 33/8 Suite im alten stil. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1916 76 p. [Variationen und Fuge über ein lustiges Thema von J. A. Hiller, orchestra, op. 100] 34/1 Variationen und Fuge für grosses Orchester über ein Thema von J. Adam Hiller (1770) Leipzig: Lauterbach & Kuhn, 1907 202 p.

Stamp: “Jetzt Verlag von Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin W.8 over Verlag Lauterbach & Kuhn, Leipzig.”

 34/2 Vier Tondichtungen für grosses Orchester nach A. Böcklin.1. Der Geigende eremit. 2. Im spiel der Wellen. 3. Die Toteninsel. 4. Bacchanal. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1913 93 p. Revueltas, Silverstre 34/3 Cuauhnahuac. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1946 36 p.

Two copies.

 Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay 34/4 Le Coq d’or: conte-fable opéra en 3 actes partition d’orchestre. Leipzig: P. Jurgenson, [1907] 366 p.

Stamped “Personal property Gonsuelo Cloos Panteleieff.”

 Rosenthal, Manuel 35/1 Jeanne d’Arc: suite symphonique. Paris: Jean Jobert, 1936 135 p. Rózsa, Miklós [Serenades, orchestra, op. 10] 35/2 Serenade für kleines Orchester. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, [1933] 64 p. Sabunski, Wiktor 35/3 Concerto for piano & orchestra in C major, op. 16. [S.l.: s.n.], [1943] Photocopy; 54 p. Saminsky, Lazare 35/4 Ausonia: Italian pages, op. 39. Paris: Éditions Maurice Sénart, 1931 67 p. Sanjuán, Pedro 35/5 Liturgia negra (liturgie noire) Paris: M. Eschig, 1939 v. 2-4, 25 p., 22 p., 29 p.

v. 2 Iniciation. v. 3 Babaluayé. v. 4 Canto à Oggun.

 Schelling, Ernest 35/6 A victory ball: fantasy for orchestra. Leipzig: F.E.C. Leuckart, [1925] 72 p.

Poem by Alfred Noyes.

 Schoenberg, Arnold [Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte] 35/7 Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte (Lord Byron): for string quartet, piano, and reciter, op. 41. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1945 67 p.

This work has been transcribed by the composer for string orchestra, piano, and reciter, in which form it was first performed by the Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York under the direction of Artur Rodzinski on November 23, 1944.

 Schreker, Franz [Kleine Stücke] 56/2 Vier kleine Stücke: für grosses Orchester. Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen’s Verlag, 1930 36 p. Schuman, William [Concerto, violin] 56/3 Concert for violin and orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1947 Photocopy; 105 p. Schumann, Robert [Quintet, piano, strings, op. 44, E♭ major. In modo d’una marcia; arr.] 35/8 In modo d’una Marcia from the quintet for piano and strings. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1936 19 p.

Transcribed for string orchestra by A. Walter Kramer.

 Sgambati, Giovanni [Pezzi, piano, op. 13. Vecchio minuetto; arr.] 35/9 Vecchio minuetto. Boston: Birchard & Co., 1934 12 p.

Transcribed by Fabien Sevitzky.

For strings, flute and oboe.

 Shekhter, Boris Semenovich 36/1 Turkmenia: Siuita dlia simfonicheskogo orkestra = Turkmenien suite für symphonisches Orchester. Moskva: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal’noe Izd-vo., 1933 55 p. Shepherd, Arthur [Song of the pilgrims. Vocal score] 36/2 Song of the pilgrims: cantata for chorus, orchestra and tenor solo. Boston: C.C. Birchard & Co., 1937 30 p.

Poem by Rupert Brooke.

 Shishov, Ivan Petrovich [Symphonies, no. 1, op. 12] 36/3 Pervaia simfoniia (stepnaia) D-dur, dlia bol’shogo simfonicheskogo orkestra, op. 12 = Symphonie des Steppes (re majeur) pour grand orchestre, op. 12. Moskva: Muzgiz, 1934 189 p. Shostakovich, Dmitriĩ Dmitrievich 36/4 Antrakt = Entr’acte. Moscow: Mejdcunarodnaja Kniga, [n.d.] p. 49-64, 117-148

From Ledi Makbet mtsenskogo uezda = Lady MacBeth of the Mzensk District.

N 10 Antrakt mezhdy 6i i 7i = No. 10 Entr’acte between 6th and 7th scenes.

N7 Antrakt = No. 7 Entr’acte.

 36/5 Prelude 24 (D minor) [S.l.: s.n.], 1939 Photocopy; [14] p.

Henely Kay.

 [Symphonies, no. 3, op. 20] 36/6 Tret’ia simfoniia, op. 20, dlia gol’shogo orkestra (Pervomaiskaia) Partitura = Dritte Symphonie (Zum Ersten Mai) für grosses Orchester. Moskva:Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal’noe Izd-vo., [Staatmusikverlag], 1932 Full score and parts

Umdichtung von D. Usova.

 Sibelius, Jean Finlandia 37/1 Finlandia: Tondichtung, op. 26, nr. 7 [front cover] Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1905 25 p. [Symphonies, no. 2, op. 43, D major] 37/2 Symphonie no. 2 für grosses Orchester. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903 p. 3-145 37/3 Symphonie no. 5: partition d’orchestre. København: Wilhelm Hansen, Musik-forlag, 1921 136 p.

Op. 82.

 37/4 Tapiola: Tondichtung für grosses Orchester von Jean Sibelius. op. 112. Leipzig: Breitfopf & Härtel, 1926 60 p.

2 copies.

 Sinigaglia, Leone [Piemonte] 37/5 Piemonte: suite per orchestra (sopra temi popolari), op. 36. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1912 155 p. Skrowaczewski, Stanisław [Symphony, string orchestra, op. 25] 38/1 Symfonia na smyczki. [Cracow]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, [1956] Photocopy; 37 p. Smetana, Bedřich [Ceské tance. Selections: arr.] 38/2 Bohemian dance suite: an orchestral transcription of four piano pieces. New York: Mercury Music Corporation, 1942 80 p.

Transcribed by Harold Byrns.

 [Quartets, strings, no. 1 E minor; arr] 38/3 From my life (string quartet in E minor) New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1941 109 p.

Arranged orchestral version by George Szell.

 Smith, David Stanley 56/4 The passing of Oedipus: prelude for orchestra. [S.l.: s.n.], 1947 Photocopy; 16 p. Sonzogno, Giulio Cesare 38/4 Tango per orchestra. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1934 44 p. Spialek, Hans 38/5 Sinfonietta. New York: Chappell & Co., 1936 92 p. Stein, Leon [Hassidic dances, orchestra] 38/6 Three Hassidic dances for orchestra. New York: Transcontinental Music Corp., 1946 3 v.: 52 p., 28 p., 30p.

v. 1 Dance of the Joyous. v. 2 Dance of the Enraptured. v. 3 Dance of the exultant.

 Strauss, Johann [Fledermaus. Du und du; arr.] 38/7 Du und du Walzer aus der Operette “Die Fledermaus.” New York: Edwin F. Kalmus, [n.d.] Photocopy; 30 p.

Op. 36.

Two copies.

 [G’schichten aus dem Wienerwald] 39/1 Geschichten aus dem Wiener WaldWaltz tales from the Vienna woods [front cover] [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Printed full score; 31 p.

Copyist and photocopy parts.

 [Schatz-Walzer, op. 418] 39/2 Schatz-Walzer. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 34 p. Strauss, Richard [Der Rosenkavalier. Suite] 40/1 Rosenkavalier suite. Full score. London: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1945 86 p.

Two copies.

 [Salome. Salome’s Tanz] 40/2 Salome’s dance: La danse de Salomé [op. 54] New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1943 39 p. [Salome. Vocal score. English & German] 40/3 Salome: Musik-Drama in einem Aufzuge nach Oscar Wilde’s gleichnamiger Dichtung. Berlin: Adolph Fürstner, 1910 203 p.

Translated by Lachmann, Hedwig.

Arranged and text by Otto Singer.

 56/5 Symphonic fragment: “Die Frau ohne schatten.” New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1945 Photocopy; 33 p.

Op. 65.

 Stravinsky, Igor [Circus polka; arr.] 40/4 Circus polka. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1944 32 p. 40/5 Œdipus rex: opéra oratorio. Berlin: Edition Russe de Musique, 1927 189 p. 57/1 Symphony in three movements. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1946 120 p. [Zhar-ptitsa. Suite] 40/6 Firebird suite. New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., [n.d.] 78 p.

Re-orchestrated by the composer in 1919.

 Suppé, Franz, von [Banditenstreiche. Ouvertüre] 41/1 Ouverture zur komischen Operette Banditenstreiche für grosses Orchester. Leipzig: C.F.W. Siegel, [1868] 55 p.

Missing front cover.

 Szymanowski, Karol 41/2 Symphonie concertante pour piano et orchestre. Partition d’orchestre. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1933 112 p. Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich [Trios, piano, strings, op. 50, A minor; arr.] 57/2 Symphonie èlègiaque: in three movements (trio, op. 50) New York: Carl Fisher, Inc., 1937 3 v. 73 p., 70 p., 31 p.

v. 1 First movement: “Pezzo Elegiaco.” v. 2 Second movement: “Tema con Variazioni.” v. 3 Third movement: “Variazione Finale e Coda.”

Two copies of v. 1-2.

Thomson, Virgil 57/3 Trois portraits Parisiens = Three Parisian portraits. [S.l.: s.n.], 1944 Photocopy; 4 p., 4 p., 21 p.

Cantabile for strings (portrait of Nicolas de Chatelain).

Barcarolle for wood winds (portrait of Georges Hugnet).

Picasso [annotated Bugles and Birds (Picasso)].

On folder: 222 W. 23 NYC, Virgil Thomson. Trois portraits Parisiens (Three Parisian portraits). Cantabile pour Cordes (Nicolas de Chatelain). Barcarolle pur Bois (Georges Hugnet). Bugles et Oiseaux (Pablo Picasso).

 Turnia, Joaquín 41/3 La procession du rocio. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie., 1913 41 p. [Unidentified] Skočná 41/4 Der Nationaltanz “Skočná.” [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] Photocopy; p. 13-47 41/5 [Unidentified] [S.l.]: Universal-Edition, Manuscript; p. 21-44 Van Vactor, David [Concertos, viola, orchestra] 57/4 Concerto for viola. [S.l.: s.n.], 1940 Photocopy; 57 p. 41/6 Overture to a comedy no. 2. New York: American Music Center, Inc., 1942 69 p.

Juilliard edition.

 57/5 Variazioni solenne. New York: [s.n.], 1941 Photocopy; 60 p.

“DeVine - Chicago” [page 60].

Dedicated to Dr. Artur Rodzinski and written for the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Philharmonic Symphony Society of New York.

 Vardell, Charles Gildersleeve [Joe Clark steps out] 41/7 Joe Clark steps out: for orchestra. Rochester, N.Y.: Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, 1937 24 p. Vaughan Williams, Ralph [Symphony, no. 6, E minor] 58/1 Symphony in E minor. Full score. London: Oxford University Press, 1948 178 p. Veretti, Antonio 41/8 Ouverture della campana: per orchestra. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1952 60 p. 41/9 Sinfonia sacra: per voci maschili e orchestra. Milano: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1948 63 p. Vogel, Wladimir 42/1 Ritmica ostinata: für grosses Orchester partitur. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1932 43 p. Wagner, Joseph Frederick [Moments musical] 42/2 Two moments musical: for string quartet or string orchestra = Deux moments musicaux für Streichquartett order Streichorchester = Deux moments musicaux pour quatuor à cordes ou orchestre à cordes. Leipzig: Aug. Cranz G.M.B.H., 1938 16p.

Two copies.

 42/3 Symphony number one. New York: Affiliated Music Corporation, 1939 84 p. Wagner, Richard 42/4 Götterdämmerung [p. 615] Mainz: B. Schott’s Söhne, [n.d.] Photocopy; p. 545-615 [Ring des Nibelung. Götterdämmerung. 3. Aufzug. Selections; arr.] 42/5 Gesang der Rheintöchter aus dem Musik-Drama Götterdämmerung. Mainz: Schoot’s Söhne, 1874 Photocopy; 53 p.

Arranged by Herman Zumpe.

 [Tannhüser] 42/6 Tannhüser und der Sängerkrieg auf Wartburg. Leipzig: C.F. Peters, [n.d.] 419 p. Walton, William [Concerto, violin, B minor] 43/1 Concerto for violin and orchestra. London: Oxford University Press, 1945 172 p.

Authoritative version.

 Ward, Robert [Symphony, no. 1] 43/2 First symphony. New York: American Music Center Inc., 1942 72 p.

Juilliard Edition.

 Weinberg, Jacob 58/2 The Gettysburg address: a symphonic ode for baritone solo, chorus and orchestra: op. 36. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1936 32 p. Weinberger, Jaromír [Svanda dudák. polka] 43/3 Polka and fugue from the opera “Shvanda.” New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1942 62 p.

Transposed edition by the composer.

 43/4 Under the spreading chestnut tree: variations and fugue on an old English tune for full orchestra. New York: Boosey & Hawkes Inc., 1939 56 p. Wilder, Alec 58/3 Piece for orchestra (in three movements) [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] 60 p. Zádor, Eugene [Rondo, orchestra] 43/5 Rondo für Orchester. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1934 54 p. 43/6 Sinfonia technica: partitura. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G., 1932 114 p. 48-51 Scrapbooks, 1919-1944, bulk 1919-1933, 1944

The four scrapbooks include newspaper clippings, magazine articles and programs. The majority of the information concerns performance announcements, performance reviews, interviews and biographical information. Scrapbook 1 (1919-25) is comprised of articles in Polish with the majority relating to performances at the Teatr Wielki w Warszawie [Warsaw Opera] and the Lwów Opera. Scrapbook 2 (1925-30) consists of documents in English, German, and Italian that record Rodzinski’s time with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Curtis Institute of Music, the Pennsylvania Grand Opera Company, the Stanley Music Club, the Rochester Philharmonic, and guest appearances in New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Santa Monica County, California. Scrapbook 3 (1930-33) contains materials in English and an item in Hebrew that document the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, the Hollywood Bowl, the Young People’s Concert Series, the Cleveland Orchestra, the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Scrapbook 4 (1944) covers Rodzinski’s visit to the United States Rubber Plant in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, with the newspaper clippings in English.

The series is arranged in chronological order.

 48 Scrapbook 1, 1919-1925 49 Scrapbook 2, 1925-1930 50 Scrapbook 3, 1930-1933 51 Scrapbook 4, 1944 11-12; 44-47; 60-62 Subject Files, 1919-1989, bulk 1929-1958

This series contains newspaper clippings, magazine articles, programs, photographs, tickets, schedules, brochures, advertisements, a poster, business cards, catalogs, lists of composers’ works, a drawing and announcements. In addition, there are descriptions of Shostakovich’s opera Lady Macbeth of the Mzensk District and the process Rodzinski took to perform it. Most of the articles are announcements or reviews of Rodzinski’s performances in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. Other themes include biographical information, comparisons to other conductors, reviews of composers’ works, interviews, and Rodzinski’s travels. The majority of the documents are written in English or Polish, but also include Italian, German, Russian, and French.

The series is arranged alphabetically.

 11/12 35-letni Jubileusz Towarzystwa Śpiewu Lutnia, at the Masonic Temple in Detroit, Michigan, program, 1943 60/8 Adirondacks Festival of the Arts, 1947 44/1 Antena 3, no. 33 (September 16, 1936) 11/13 L’Approdo musicale 1, no. 4 (October-December 1958) 11/14 The Barber of Seville, 1935 11/15 Barroud, Henry, n.d. 11/16 Bernstein, Leonard, 1989 11/17 Bliss, Arthur, Sir, n.d.

Note on his Concert suite from Checkmate.

 11/18 Breitkopf & Härtel advertisement, n.d. 11/19 Budapest concert, 1937 11/20 Cadman, Charles Wakefield, 1937 44/2, 61/4 Chicago, 1947-1948 11/21, 44/3, 60/9, 61/5 Chicago Symphony Orchestra, 1947-1950, 1989

Includes programs and a statement of the Friends of Chicago Symphony.

 44/4, 60/10, 61/6 Cleveland Orchestra programs, 1933-1943 11/22, 60/11 Columbia Records Inc., 1945-1947

Includes publicity materials such as brochures, catalogs, advertisements and a poster.

 11/23 Concert Management Willard Matthews, 1935-1943

Includes brochures featuring Gertrude Gibson, Phyllis Kraeuter, Aurora Mauro-Cottone, Thomas Richner and Avron Twerdowsky.

 11/24 Cowell, Henry, n.d.

Notes on his American Pipers.

 11/25 Edwin F. Kalmus, 1927-1928, 1938

Catalog of all miniature scores, price lists of scores.

 11/26 Elektra in New York, 1937 44/5 Ernani and Eros I Psyche, 1919 60/12 Eugen Onegin, 1928 61/7 Eugenio Onieghin at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy, program, 1954 61/8 Faust at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy, 1954 11/27, 60/13 Festivale Salzvurskie [Salzburg Festival], 1936 11/28 Festivalu Wiedeńskim in Vienna, n.d. 44/6 Filharmonia Warszawska [National Orchestra of Warsaw], n.d. 60/14 Florence, Italy, 1952 11/29 Goldschmidt, Berthold, brochure, 1931 11/30 Goossens, Eugene, Sir, n.d.

A list of his works.

 44/7, 61/9 Guerra e Pace [War and Peace] at Maggio musicale fiorentino in Florence, Italy, 1953 61/10 Havana, 1949 11/31 Hindemith, Paul, n.d.

Contains performance suggestions for his op. 44, no. 4.

 44/8, 60/15 Illustracye, foreign language, 1932-1934 44/9, 60/16-17, 61/11 Interviews, honors, and memorials, 1928-1958 11/32 Jarecki, Tadeusz, n.d. 44/10, 61/12 Katerina Ismailova, program, 1965 11/33 Kondrack