A Cycle of Songs

http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/organizations/US-dlcm http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012.2 09242cpcaa2201153 a 4500 20130725030714.3 120928i18941953xx eng 2012562124 i 1894/1953 k 1920/1953 ML29j.C66 Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953. Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation collection, 1894-1953 (bulk 1920-1953). Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation collection, correspondence from the collection, 1894-1953 EAD master sort node: @alpha_character^c^@alpha_srt^coolidge^@title^Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection^@href^http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012^@aggregate^mu^@ead_file_name^mu012012.xml^@eadid^mu012012^ around 56,680 items 109 containers 48.50 linear feet Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge was a composer, pianist, and patron of music. In 1925, she created the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation at the Library of Congress in support of chamber music. The collection contains Coolidge's correspondence to and from many of the prominent musical artists of the first half of the twentieth century. Extensive correspondence between Coolidge and Library of Congress librarians and administrators is also included. The remaining materials in the collection, including photographs, scrapbooks, business papers, programs, publicity materials, iconography, realia, and clippings, are available for research and will be incorporated into the finding aid at a later date. Music manuscripts of works commissioned by Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge or the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the Library of Congress comprise a substantial portion of the collection and are cataloged individually. Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953. Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953 Correspondence. Ara, Ugo, 1876-1936 Correspondence. Barrère, Georges, 1876-1944 Correspondence. Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945 Correspondence. Biggs, E. Power (Edward Power), 1906-1977 Correspondence. Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959 Correspondence. Bridge, Frank, 1879-1941 Correspondence. Carpenter, John Alden, 1876-1951 Correspondence. Casella, Alfredo, 1883-1947 Correspondence. Chávez, Carlos, 1899-1978 Correspondence. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990 Correspondence. Eichheim, Henry, 1870-1942 Correspondence. Engel, Carl, 1883-1944 Correspondence. Graham, Martha Correspondence. Harris, Roy, 1898-1979 Correspondence. Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1872-1960 Correspondence. Howe, Mary, 1882-1964 Correspondence. Jacobi, Frederick, 1891-1952 Correspondence. Kolisch, Rudolf, 1896-1978 Correspondence. Kroll, William, 1901-1980 Correspondence. Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1861-1935 Correspondence. MacDowell, Marian, 1857-1956 Correspondence. Malipiero, Gian Francesco, 1882-1973 Correspondence. Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953 Correspondence. Milhaud, Darius, 1892-1974 Correspondence. Onnou, Alphonse Correspondence. Pizzetti, Ildebrando, 1880-1968 Correspondence. Prokofiev, Sergey, 1891-1953 Correspondence. Putnam, Herbert, 1861-1955 Correspondence. Respighi, Ottorino, 1879-1936 Correspondence. Riegger, Wallingford, 1885-1961 Correspondence. Roth, Feri, 1899-1969 Correspondence. Salzedo, Carlos, 1885-1961 Correspondence. Schneider, Alexander, 1908-1993 Correspondence. Schoenberg, Arnold, 1874-1951 Correspondence. Sessions, Roger, 1896-1985 Correspondence. Smith, David Stanley, 1877-1949 Correspondence. Spivacke, Harold, 1904-1977 Correspondence. Stock, Frederick, 1872-1942 Correspondence. Strunk, W. Oliver (William Oliver), 1901-1980 Correspondence. Toch, Ernst, 1887-1964 Correspondence. Waters, Edward N. (Edward Neighbor), 1906-1991 Correspondence. Willeke, Willem Correspondence. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990. Appalachian spring. Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Berkshire Quartet. Boston Symphony Orchestra. Quatuor Pro Arte. Library of Congress. Music Division. Coolidge Auditorium (Library of Congress) Music patrons United States. Music Commissioning. Music Endowments. Music patronage United States. Chamber music festivals. Music Competitions United States. Chamber music 20th century History and criticism. Music United States 20th century. Correspondence. aat Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection (Library of Congress) DLC Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation collection. 1894-1953. Library of Congress, Music Division EAD http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012 EAD PDF http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012.3 LCCN Permalink http://lccn.loc.gov/2012562124 Reading Room http://www.loc.gov/rr/perform/ XML http://findingaids.loc.gov/source/main#mu012012 EAD METS http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012.4 music/ead http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012012 Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection Processed 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, 2012 Finding aid written in English. Collection Summary Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection 1894-1953 (bulk 1920-1953) ML29j.C66 Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953 around 56,680 items 109 containers 48.50 linear feet Collection material in English Music Division Library of Congress

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Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge was a composer, pianist, and patron of music. In 1925, she created the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation at the Library of Congress in support of chamber music. The collection contains Coolidge's correspondence to and from many of the prominent musical artists of the first half of the twentieth century. Extensive correspondence between Coolidge and Library of Congress librarians and administrators is also included. The remaining materials in the collection, including photographs, scrapbooks, business papers, programs, publicity materials, iconography, realia, and clippings, are available for research and will be incorporated into the finding aid at a later date. Music manuscripts of works commissioned by Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge or the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the Library of Congress comprise a substantial portion of the collection and are cataloged individually. 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 Ara, Ugo, 1876-1936--Correspondence. Barrère, Georges, 1876-1944--Correspondence. Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945--Correspondence. Biggs, E. Power (Edward Power), 1906-1977--Correspondence. Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959--Correspondence. Bridge, Frank, 1879-1941--Correspondence. Carpenter, John Alden, 1876-1951--Correspondence. Casella, Alfredo, 1883-1947--Correspondence. Chávez, Carlos, 1899-1978--Correspondence. Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953--Correspondence. Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953. Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990--Correspondence. Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990. Appalachian spring. Eichheim, Henry, 1870-1942--Correspondence. Engel, Carl, 1883-1944--Correspondence. Graham, Martha--Correspondence. Harris, Roy, 1898-1979--Correspondence. Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1872-1960--Correspondence. Howe, Mary, 1882-1964--Correspondence. Jacobi, Frederick, 1891-1952--Correspondence. Kolisch, Rudolf, 1896-1978--Correspondence. Kroll, William, 1901-1980--Correspondence. Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1861-1935--Correspondence. MacDowell, Marian, 1857-1956--Correspondence. Malipiero, Gian Francesco, 1882-1973--Correspondence. Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953--Correspondence. Milhaud, Darius, 1892-1974--Correspondence. Onnou, Alphonse--Correspondence. Pizzetti, Ildebrando, 1880-1968--Correspondence. Prokofiev, Sergey, 1891-1953--Correspondence. Putnam, Herbert, 1861-1955--Correspondence. Respighi, Ottorino, 1879-1936--Correspondence. Riegger, Wallingford, 1885-1961--Correspondence. Roth, Feri, 1899-1969--Correspondence. Salzedo, Carlos, 1885-1961--Correspondence. Schneider, Alexander, 1908-1993--Correspondence. Schoenberg, Arnold, 1874-1951--Correspondence. Sessions, Roger, 1896-1985--Correspondence. Smith, David Stanley, 1877-1949--Correspondence. Spivacke, Harold, 1904-1977--Correspondence. Stock, Frederick, 1872-1942--Correspondence. Strunk, W. Oliver (William Oliver), 1901-1980--Correspondence. Toch, Ernst, 1887-1964--Correspondence. Waters, Edward N. (Edward Neighbor), 1906-1991--Correspondence. Willeke, Willem--Correspondence. Organizations Berkshire Quartet. Boston Symphony Orchestra. Coolidge Auditorium (Library of Congress) Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection (Library of Congress) Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Library of Congress. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation. Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation collection. 1894-1953. Library of Congress. Music Division. Quatuor Pro Arte. Subjects Chamber music festivals. Chamber music--20th century--History and criticism. Music patronage--United States. Music patrons--United States. Music--Commissioning. Music--Competitions--United States. Music--Endowments. Music--United States--20th century. Form/Genre Correspondence. Administrative Information Provenance

Gift; Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge and family; 1924-1997.

Accruals

No further accruals are expected.

Processing History

The Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection was processed by Wayne Shirley in 1980. From 1996-2000, Kevin LaVine compiled a preliminary finding aid for portions of the collection. Nancy Seeger coded the correspondence series for EAD format in 2012.

Related Material

Additional materials related to Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge and her foundation can be found in the following Library of Congress Music Division collections: the Harold Bauer Collection, John Alden Carpenter Collection, Aaron Copland Collection, Edward MacDowell Collection, Schoenberg Correspondence Collection, and the Harold Spivacke Collection. In addition, Coolidge materials may be found in the Music Division reference section subject file, in the iconography file, shelved under ML95.C82, and in the Music Division old correspondence file.

Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.) and other applicable international copyright laws.

Access and Restrictions

Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection is open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Music Division prior to visiting in order to determine whether the desired materials will be available at that time.

Certain restrictions to use or copying of materials may apply.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: [item, date, container number], Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note Date Event 1864, Oct. 30 Born Elizabeth Penn Sprague, Chicago, Illinois, to Albert Arnold and Nancy Ann Atwood Sprague circa 1872 Began piano lessons with Regina Cohn Watson 1891 Married Frederic Shurtleff Coolidge (died 1915) 1894, Jan. 23 Son Albert Sprague Coolidge born (died 1977) 1901 Composed A Cycle of Songs based on sonnets of Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1904 Settled in Pittsfield, Massachusetts to improve husband's health 1915, Jan. 10 Father died Used half of inheritance to establish pension fund for Chicago Symphony Orchestra in her father's name circa 1915 Began studying composition with Rubin Goldmark, Percy Goetschius, Arthur Whiting, Antonio Brescia and Daniel Gregory Mason Composed string quartet 1916, Mar. 28 Mother died 1916 May Offered contract to Hugo Kortschak's quartet to move to East Coast and form Berkshire Quartet 1917 Albert Arnold Sprague Memorial Hall dedicated, given as a home for Yale University's music department by Coolidge and her mother 1918 Established home for the Berkshire Quartet and inaugurated the South Mountain (later Berkshire) Chamber Music Festival outside of Pittsfield, Massachusetts Established Berkshire Competition for composition of chamber music 1918-1924 Sponsored seven annual Berkshire Chamber Music Festivals 1921 Portrait painted by John Singer Sargent 1922 Met Carl Engel, chief of the Library of Congress Music Division Gave Berkshire competition music manuscripts to Library of Congress Suggested Library of Congress host series of concerts to feature Berkshire competition music 1923-circa 1939 Funded extensive music tours in Europe 1924 Feb. Berkshire Quartet performed at Freer Gallery of Art (3 concerts) which included six works dedicated to and/or commissioned by Coolidge 1924, Oct. 23 Sent letter to Librarian of Congress Herbert Putnam, expressing intent to establish an endowment in support of chamber music and build an auditorium for performances at the Library 1925, Jan. 23 President Coolidge [no relation] signed law authorizing Coolidge donation of the Library of Congress auditorium specifically intended for chamber music 1925, Mar. 3 President Coolidge signed into law the Coolidge Foundation at the Library of Congress to organize concerts in the auditorium and to commission new chamber music from both European and American composers 1925, Oct. 28-30 First Library of Congress festival with commissioned works by Charles Martin Loeffler, Frederick Stock and Ildebrando Pizzetti Festival carried over the radio by Navy Broadcasting Service in Arlington, Virginia 1926 Awarded honorary degree from Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. 1927 Awarded honorary degree from Smith College, Northampton, Mass. Awarded honorary degree from Yale University, New Haven, Conn. 1928 Commissioned Stravinsky to compose what would become Apollon Musagète, choreographed by Adolf Bolm Awarded honorary degree from Mills College, Oakland, Calif. 1929 Sponsored concert for Gabriele d'Annunzio at his villa on Lake Garda in northern Italy 1930 Staged a music festival in Chicago which marked beginning of her association with Hindemith Composed Piano Trio in F Major 1931 Inducted as a Chevalier of France's Legion of Honor Presented key to city of Frankfurt, Germany 1932 Established Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Medal for "eminent services to chamber music" 1933 Moved to Washington D.C. Awarded honorary degree from University of California 1934 Jo Davidson creates bronze bust of Coolidge 1934-1935 Sponsored nineteen musical radio broadcasts 1935 Awarded Order of the Crown of Belgium Awarded medal Hommage de gratitude from University of Liège, Liège, Belgium 1936 Began chamber music radio series on NBC 1937 Honored with the bestowal of the Order of Léopold, King of Belgium 1938 Awarded honorary degree from Pomona College, Claremont, Calif. 1944 Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring, a Coolidge commission, premiered at Library of Congress, choreographed by Martha Graham 1945 Commissioned the Paganini Quartet, led by Henri Temianka 1947 Composed Sonata for Oboe and Piano 1953, Nov. 4 Died, Cambridge, Massachusetts Scope and Content Note

The Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection spans the years 1894-1953, with the bulk of the materials dating from 1920 to 1953. This collection contains personal and professional correspondence to and from Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge that documents both Coolidge's role as a patron of twentieth century music and the activities of her foundation which she established at the Library of Congress in 1925. The correspondents include many of the prominent composers, musicians, conductors, and other musical figures of the time. The Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation was established in the Library for the promotion and advancement of chamber music through commissions, public concerts, and festivals. This collection provides insight into the creative process of many twentieth century composers, and other artists, who worked with Coolidge, and gives context to the circumstances surrounding Coolidge's commissions. These materials reveal the process of the foundation's commissioning work, from negotiation with artists, through creation and revision of the work, and ending with the finished piece, its performance and public reception. Artists represented in the correspondence include, Georges Barrère, Béla Bartók, E. Power Biggs, Ernest Bloch, Frank Bridge, John Alden Carpenter, Carlos Chávez, Aaron Copland, Henry Eichheim, Martha Graham, Roy Harris, Edward Burlingame Hill, Mary Howe, Frederick Jacobi, Rudolf Kolisch, William Kroll, Charles Martin Loeffler, Marian MacDowell, Gian Francesco Malipiero, Daniel Gregory Mason, Darius Milhaud, Alphonse Onnou, Ildebrando Pizzetti, Sergey Prokofiev, Ottorino Respighi, Wallingford Riegger, Feri Roth, Carlos Salzedo, Alexander Schneider, Arnold Schoenberg, Roger Sessions, David Stanley Smith, Frederick Stock, Ernst Toch, and Willem Willeke. In addition, there is correspondence between Coolidge and various Library of Congress officials, including music division chiefs Carl Engel, Harold Spivacke, Oliver Strunk and Edward N. Waters, and Librarian of Congress Herbert Putnam, concerning the creation and establishment of her foundation and the building of the Coolidge auditorium. There is extensive correspondence concerning various commissions, such as Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring, in which Coolidge and the Library work out the many details that go into bringing a commission to fruition.

The collection also documents Coolidge's other forays into supporting and sponsoring chamber music outside of the Library of Congress. There are letters relating to her early work in creating the Berkshire String Quartet, inaugurating the Berkshire Chamber Music Festival and establishing the Berkshire Competition near her home in Pittsfield, Mass. Many items detail her commissioning compositions by eminent contemporary composers abroad and her sponsorship of numerous festivals in Europe, Honolulu, Mexico City and San Juan. Ugo Ara, who first urged Coolidge to extend her festival sponsorship beyond the United States, is well represented in the collection, as is Alfredo Casella, who helped to manage the festivals and get them off the ground. Coolidge also sponsored concerts for numerous special occasions, including the "Century of Progress" in Chicago, where the Pro Arte Quartet performed. There is a significant amount of correspondence between Coolidge and the individuals and groups with whom she worked on these events.

Organization of the Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection

The Correspondence from the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation Collection is organized in one series:

Correspondence, 1894-1953 http://lccn.loc.gov/2012562124 Container List Container Contents 1-109 Correspondence, 1894-1953

Includes letters, telegrams, postcards and greeting cards. May include accompanying materials, such as financial and policy documents, articles and photographs. If researchers are unable to find a particular individual's name, they should check in folders containing general alphabetical combinations and/or ranges for that particular letter (e.g., "Al" miscellaneous or "Aa-Az" miscellaneous).

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent name.

1/2 "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 1/3 Abas Quartet 1/4 Abel, Marietta Bitter Accademia di Santa Cecilia see Rome. Accademia di Santa Cecilia 1/5 Achron, Joseph 1/6 Adams, A.F. (Wolfsohn Musical Bureau) 1/7 Adams, Crosby, Mrs. 1/8 Adams, Elizabeth Huntington 1/9 Adams, Jack 1/10 Addams, Jane 1/11 Adler, Clarence 1/12 Adler, Guido see also Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich 1/13 Adumo, A.A. 1/14 "Al" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 1/15 Albeneri Trio 1/16 Albert, Agnes (Mrs. Alexander Albert) 1/17 Albrecht, Otto 1/18 Alcock, Merle 1/19 Aldrich, Putnam 1/20 Aldrich, Richard 1/21 Alexander, Frederick 1/22 Alexander, [F?] Matthias 1/23 Alfano, Franco 1/24 Allan, Maud Allen, Bennet M. see California. University. Los Angeles 1/25 Allen, Martha Baird 1/26 Allen, Sarah C. (Mrs. Glover Allen) Allen, Warren D. see Stanford University. Allen, Warren D. 1/27 Alloo, Modeste 1/28 Alpha Mu 1/29 Altmann, Wilhelm 1/30 Altschuler, Modest 1/31 Alwyne, Horace 2/1 "Am" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 2/2 American Academy in Rome 2/3 American Academy of Arts and Letters 2/4 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2/5 American Artists' Protective Association 2/6 American Association for the United Nations 2/7 American Broadcasting Company 2/8 American Civil Liberties Union 2/9 American Geographical Society of New York 2/10 American Guild of Musical Artists 2/11 "American L" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 2/12 American Library Association 2/13 American Music Center 2/14 American Music Guild American Music Loan Libraries Project see Chase, Gilbert 2/15 American Palestine Music Association (Mailamm) 2/16 American Red Cross 2/17 American Russian Institute 2/18 American Society of Ancient Instruments 2/19 American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers 2/20 American Society of the French Legion of Honor see also France. Legion of Honor 2/21 American University 2/22 American Women's Club of Paris 2/23 Americans for Democratic Action 2/24 Ames, Elizabeth 2/25 Amfitheatrof, Daniele 2/26 Amherst College 2/27 Amory, Copley, Mrs. (Mary R.) 2/28 "Amp" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 2/29 Amyot, Etienne 2/30 Anderson, Marian (material on only) see also Cappel, C.C. (concert manager) 2/31 Andraud, Albert J. 2/32 Angell, James R. and Mrs. 2/33 Angeloni, Luigi Landucci Annunzio, Gabriele d' see D'Annunzio, Gabriele 2/35 Antal, Jeno 2/36 Antheil, George 2/37 Antioch College 2/38 Antwerp 2/39 Appel, Richard G. 3/1 "Ar" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 3/2 Ara, Ugo, 1918-1919 3/3 Ara, Ugo, 1920 3/4 Ara, Ugo, 1921 3/5 Ara, Ugo, 1922 3/6 Ara, Ugo, 1923 3/7 Ara, Ugo, 1924-1925 3/8 Ara, Ugo, 1926-1927 3/9 Ara, Ugo, 1928-1930 3/10 Ara, Ugo, 1931-1932 3/11 Ara, Ugo, 1933 3/12 Ara, Ugo, 1934 3/13 Ara, Ugo, 1935-1936 3/14 Ara, Ugo, undated 3/15 Arányi, Jelly d' 3/16 Archambeau, Iwan d', 1922-1939 3/17 Archambeau, Iwan d', 1940-1953, undated 3/18 Archbold, Ann 3/19 Arens, F.H. Arma, Paul see Weisshaus, Imre 3/20 Armand, Jeanie 3/21 Armsby, Leonora Wood 3/22 "Arn" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 3/23 Arnell, Richard 3/24 Aronoff, Max Arragon, R.F. see Reed College 3/25 Arrow Music Press Art Institute of Chicago see Chicago. Art Institute of Chicago Arts Club of Chicago see Chicago. Arts Club Arts Club of Washington see Washington D.C. Arts Club Artur Schnabel Memorial Committee see Schnabel Memorial Committee 4/1 "As" miscellaneous see also "Aa-Az" miscellaneous 4/2 Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies (in Colorado) 4/3 Associated Music Publishers 4/4 Association française d'action artistique Associazione Alessandro Scarlatti see Napolitano, Franco 4/5 Astor, Vincent, Mrs. 4/6 Astori, Alda 4/7 Atlantic Monthly 4/8 Atherton, Percy Lee 4/9 Atherton, Walter 4/10 Atwood, Oliver A. and Mrs. 4/11 Aubry, Jean 4/12 Auer, Leopold 4/13 Averino, Olga 4/14 Checks to institutions and people, with names beginning with "A", not represented by folders 4/15 "B" miscellaneous 4/16 "B" see references in correspondence files 4/17 Babin, Victor Bach, Milton J. see Young Men's Hebrew Association 4/18 Bachaus, Wilhelm 4/19 Bachmann, Edwin Bacon, Ernst see Converse College 4/20 Baerman, Henry B. Bailey, Guy W. see Vermont University 4/21 Bailhache, Anne see also Montalvo Foundation 4/22 Bailhe, George 4/23 Bailly, Louis and Helen (letters from) see also Flonzaley Quartet 4/24 Bailly, Louis and Helen (letters to, checks, and miscellaneous items) 4/25 Baird, Martha 4/26 Bakaleinikoff, Constantin 4/27 Bake, Arnold A. 4/28 Baker, Edith E. 4/29 Baker, Edwin Lothrop 4/30 Baker, Theodore (letters to only) Bales, Richard see National Gallery of Art 4/31 Ballantine, Edward and Florence 4/32 Ballard, Clara E. 4/33 Balogh, Ernõ 4/34 Baloković, Zlatko 4/35 Baltimore Museum of Art 4/36 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra 4/37 Bank of America 4/38 Bank Street College of Education see also Mitchell, Lucy Sprague 4/39 Baptiste, Georges 5/1 "Bar" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 5/2 Barati, George 5/3 Barber, Samuel 5/4 Barbier, René 5/5 Barbirolli, John Barkan, Hans see Stanford University. Barkan, Hans 5/6 Barker, Robert A 5/7 Barlow, Sam 5/8 Barnard College Barnes, Katharine B. see New York World's Fair 5/9 Barnes, Morgan 5/10 Barnes, Sarah Ellen 5/11 Barrère, Georges, 1920-1929 5/12 Barrère, Georges, 1930-1939 5/13 Barrère, Georges, 1940-1943 5/14 Barrère, Georges, undated

Includes checks.

5/15 Barrett, Herbert Barrow, R. G. see Williams College. Barrow, R. G. 5/16 Barrymore, Lionel 5/17 Bartlett, Frederic Clay and Dora 5/18 Bartlett, Ellen Strong 5/19 Bartlett-Frankel String Quartet 5/20 Bartók, Béla, 1934-1939 5/21 Bartók, Béla, 1940-1943 5/22 Bartsch, Laura Stroud 5/23 Baruch, Emanuel de Marnay 5/24 Barzin, Leon 5/25 "Bas" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 5/26 Basilides, Maria von 5/27 Bastide, Edmond 5/28 Batchelder, Alice Coleman see also Coleman Chamber Music Association 5/29 Baté, Stanley 5/30 Bathori, Jane 5/31 Bator, Victor 5/32 Bauer, A.P. 5/33 Bauer, Harold, 1917-1919 5/34 Bauer, Harold, 1920-1929 5/35 Bauer, Harold, 1930-1948 see also Beethoven Association (New York, N.Y.) 5/36 Bauer, Emilie Frances 5/37 Bauer, Marion see also Society for the Publication of American Music 5/38 Bautista, Julián 5/39 Bax, Arnold Baxter, James P. see Williams College. Baxter, James P. 5/40 Bay, E. (?) 5/41 Bayer, Karl Theodor Baytel, Leona see New York. Town Hall 6/1 "Be" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 6/2 Beach, Amy Marcy Cheney (Mrs. H.H.A.) 6/3 Beach, John and Lucy 6/4 Beale, Truxtun, Mrs. 6/5 Beaux, Cecilia 6/6 Bechert, Paul 6/7 Beckerath, Willy von 6/8 Beckett, Wheeler 6/9 Beddington, Claude, Mrs. 6/10 Beddoe, Mabel 6/11 Bedetti, Jean 6/12 Bedford, Herbert Beebe, Carolyn see New York Chamber Music Society 6/13 Beers, Jacques Beethoven (regarding a study in manuscripts) see D'Amato, Guy A. 6/14 Beethoven Association (New York, N.Y.) Beethoven Centennial see Sard, Frederick N. 6/15 Behrends, Lydia Hoffman 6/16 Behrens, Henry 6/17 Behymer, L.E., 1928-1929 6/18 Behymer, L.E., 1930 6/19 Behymer, L.E., 1931 6/20 Behymer, L.E., 1932-1941, undated 6/21 Beigel, Victor 6/22 "Bel" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 6/23 Belgium 6/24 Belgium. Ambassador 6/25 Bell, Louise de Hauteville 6/26 Belmont, Eleanor Robson (Mrs. August) 6/27 Bender, Albert 6/28 Benditzky, Naoum 6/29 Benecke, P.V.M. 6/30 Benigin, Bianca 6/31 Bennett, Arnold 6/32 Bennett, Edith 6/33 Bennett, John Hudson 6/34 Bennington College 6/35 Bentley, Cyrus, Mrs. 6/36 "Ber" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 6/37 Berenguer Concert Management 6/38 Berens, Cécile M. 6/39 Berezowski, Nicolai, 1927-1934 6/40 Berezowski, Nicolai, 1935-1951 6/41 Berezowski, Nicolai, undated 6/42 Berger, Lillian 6/43 Bergsma, William (letter to only) 7/1 "Berk" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 7/2 Berkeley, Lennox Berkeley (University of California) see California. University. Berkeley 7/3 Berkshire Athenaeum 7/6 Berkshire Evening Eagle see also Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Berkshire Evening Eagle 7/8 Berkshire Industrial Farm 7/9 Berkshire Life Insurance Company 7/4 Berkshire Museum, 1934-1949 7/5 Berkshire Museum, 1950-1953 7/10 Berkshire Music Center Berkshire Music Colony see Library of Congress. Legal advice to E.S. Coolidge 7/7 Berkshire Music Festival, 1938

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7/11 Berkshire String Quartet 7/12 Berkshire Symphonic Festival 7/13 Berkshire (Miscellany) 7/14 Berlin 7/15 Bernstein, Leonard 7/16 Bertrand, Paul 7/17 Bessemans, A. 7/18 Betti, Adolfo, 1921-1929 7/19 Betti, Adolfo, 1930-1934 7/20 Betti, Adolfo, 1935-1939 7/21 Betti, Adolfo, 1940-1941 7/22 Betti, Adolfo, undated 7/23 Bettingen, Balthasar 8/1 "Bi" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 8/2 Bichl, Lois 8/3 Bierhoff, Dr. Frederick and Mrs. 8/4 Biggs, E. Power, 1941-1942 8/5 Biggs, E. Power, 1943 8/6 Biggs, E. Power, 1944-1945 8/7 Biggs, E. Power, 1946-1949 8/8 Biggs, E. Power, 1950-1951 8/9 Birchard, C.C. & Co. Bird, Remsen see Occidental College 8/10 Birmingham, Alabama 8/11 Bispham, David 8/12 Bissell, Lillian 8/13 Bitter, Francis and Alice 9/1 "Bl" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 9/2 Black, Katherine Isabel 9/3 Black Mountain College (Black Mountain, N.C.) Blackstone, Milton see Hart House String Quartet 9/4 Blackwell, Ethel M. 9/5 Blank, Dorothy Galloway 9/6 Blank, Harry 9/7 Bliss, Arthur and Trudy, 1923-1929 9/8 Bliss, Arthur and Trudy, 1930-1941 9/9 Bliss, Arthur and Trudy, undated 9/10 Bliss, Howard 9/11 Bliss, Robert Woods and Mrs. see also Harvard University. Board of Overseers 9/12 Bloch, Alexander 9/13 Bloch, Ernest, 1917-1919 9/14 Bloch, Ernest, 1920-1929 9/15 Bloch, Ernest, 1930-1938, undated 9/16 Bloch, Ivan 9/17 Blodgett, Margaret 9/21 Blomberg, A.M. von 9/18 Blonay, André de 9/19 Blondel, R. 9/20 Bloom, Frances Bloomfield-Zeisler, Fannie see Zeisler, Fannie Bloomfield Blumberg, Lulu J. see Wind Instrument Ensemble of San Francisco 9/22 Blumenstehl, Paul 9/23 "Bo" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 9/24 Bodanzky, Artur 9/25 Bodge, Wilma Mayberry 9/26 Bodky, Erwin 9/27 Boepple, Paul 9/28 Boetzelaer, W. de, Baron 9/29 Bogue-Laberge Concert Management 9/30 Bohemian Club 9/31 Bohet, Victor 9/32 Bohlen, Frank and Ingrid 9/33 Bok, Mary Louise Curtis 9/34 Bolm, Adolph Bonis, Mél see Domange, Albert, Mrs. 9/35 Bonnet, Joseph 9/36 Bonsal, Stephan 9/37 Bonucci, Arturo 9/38 Bonvalot, Cecil 9/39 Boosey & Hawkes 9/40 Bori, Lucrezia 9/41 Borissoff, Josef 9/42 Borowski, Felix 9/43 Bos, Coenraad Valentyn 9/44 Boshco, Peter and Mrs. 9/45 Bossan, Lola 9/46 Bossi, Adolfo 9/47 Bossi, Renzo 10/1 Boston Chamber Music Club 10/2 Boston Chamber Music Guild 10/3 Boston Chamber Recording Artists 10/4 Boston, Mass. Chilton Club 10/5 Boston. Chorus Pro Musica 10/6 Boston, City of 10/7 Boston Conservatory 10/8 Boston, Mass. Ford Hall Forum 10/9 Boston. Hotel Statler 10/10 Boston Museum of Fine Arts 10/11 Boston Musical Association see also Longy, Georges Boston Negro American Chorus see Simms, Ernest W. 10/12 Boston Public Library, 1925-1929 10/13 Boston Public Library, 1930-1953 10/14 Boston Society of Early Music 10/15 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1923-1938 10/16 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1939-1942 10/17 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1943-1949 10/18 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1950-1951 10/19 Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1952-1953, undated 10/20 Boston University 10/21 Boston. Women's Music Association 10/22 Boston. Hotels 10/23 Boston. Newspapers 10/24 Boston. Miscellany 10/25 "Bostona" miscellaneous 10/26 Bote & Bock 10/27 Boulanger, Nadia 10/28 Boult, Adrian 10/29 Bourdon, Louis H. 10/30 Bourke-White, Margaret 10/31 Bowen, Catherine Drinker 10/32 Bowen, Edith Blumer 10/33 Bowen, York Bowerman, George F. see District of Columbia. Public Library 11/1 Boy Scouts of America, Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Troop see also Cagayan Valley College 11/2 Boyd, Ellen Edwards 11/3 Boyes, Shibley 11/4 Boys' Clubs see also Millikan, Robert A. 11/5 "Bra" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 11/6 Brady, Margaret Greer 11/7 Brambilla, Ormida 11/8 Brandeis, Louis 11/9 Brandeis University 11/10 Brandt, Stella S. 11/11 Branscombe, Gena 11/12 Braslau, Sophie 11/13 Brattleboro Music School 11/14 Brauer, Olga 11/15 Braun, Ida S. 11/16 Brazier, Emma Jeannette 11/17 "Bre" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous Breed, William C., Mrs. see New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra 11/19 Brennan, F. E., Mrs. 11/18 Brentano's Brescia, Cinina see Warren, Cinina Brescia 11/20 Brescia, Domenico, 1921-1929 11/21 Brescia, Domenico, 1930-1933 11/22 Brescia, Domenico, 1934-1940 11/23 Brescia, Domenico, undated 11/24 "Bri" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 11/25 Bricken, Carl see also Wisconsin. University and Chicago. University 11/26 Brickenstein, Mary and Lucy 11/27 Brico, Antonia (managerial) 12/1 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1922 12/2 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1923 12/3 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1924 12/4 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, undated

Material from 1922-1924 folders.

12/5 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1925 12/6 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1926 12/7 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1927 12/8 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, 1928 12/9 Bridge, Frank, 1929 12/10 Bridge, Frank, 1930 12/11 Bridge, Frank, 1931 12/12 Bridge, Frank, 1932 12/13 Bridge, Frank, undated

Material from 1928-1932 folders.

12/14 Bridge, Frank, 1933 12/15 Bridge, Frank, 1934 12/16 Bridge, Frank, 1935 12/17 Bridge, Frank, 1936 12/18 Bridge, Frank, 1937 12/19 Bridge, Frank, 1938 12/20 Bridge, Frank, 1939 12/21 Bridge, Frank, 1940 12/22 Bridge, Ethel, 1941-1942 12/23 Bridge, Ethel, 1943-1945 12/24 Bridge, Ethel, 1946-1949 12/25 Bridge, Ethel, 1950-1953 12/26 Bridge, Frank and Ethel, undated 12/27 Bridges, Robert, Mrs. 12/28 Brightenburg, Paul 13/1 Bristol, Mary A., 1921-1929 13/2 Bristol, Mary A., 1930-1933 13/3 Bristol, Mary A., 1934-1937 13/4 Bristol, Mary A., 1938 13/5 Bristol, Mary A., 1939-1941 13/6 Bristol, Mary A., 1942 13/7 Bristol, Mary A., undated 13/8 Britt, Horace, 1924-1939 13/9 Britt, Horace, 1941-1960 13/10 Britt, Horace, undated 13/11 Britt, Horace

Contains Christmas and greeting cards.

13/12 Britten, Benjamin 13/13 "Bro" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous Broadcasting companies see New York. Municipal Broadcasting System 13/14 Brockway, Howard 13/15 Brodetsky, Julian 13/16 Brodsky, Herbert 13/17 Bronson, Ilya 13/18 Brookings, Isabel 13/19 Brooks, Ernest 14/1 "Bros" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 14/2 Brosa, Antonio and Peggy, 1929-1935 14/3 Brosa, Antonio and Peggy, 1937-1942 14/4 Brosa, Antonio and Peggy, 1943-1949 14/5 Brosa, Antonio and Peggy, 1950-1953 14/6 Brosa, Antonio and Peggy, undated 14/8 Brower, Harriette Brown, Annie Florence see The Oakland Forum Brown, Arthur, Jr. see San Francisco Art Association 14/9 Brown, Caroline Arthur 14/10 Brown, Eddy 14/11 Brown, Elizabeth Sutton 14/12 Brown, John Nicholas 14/13 Brown University Brown, Wilson see United States Naval Academy 14/7 Browne & Nichols School, Cambridge, Massachusetts 14/14 Brownrigg, Ethel Parks 14/15 "Bru" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 14/16 Bruckner Society of America 14/17 Bruneau, Alfred 14/18 Brunswick, Mark 14/19 Brussel, Robert 14/20 Brussels. Conservatoire royal de musique 14/21 Brussels. Palais des beaux-arts 14/22 Brussels. Société philharmonique 14/23 Brussels. Université 14/24 Brussels. Miscellany Bruyn, Gertrude V. see Mount Holyoke College 14/25 Bryan, Gordon 14/26 Bryn Mawr 15/1 "Bu" miscellaneous see also "B" miscellaneous 15/2 Buch, Richard 15/3 Buck, Dudley 15/4 Buck, Pearl 15/5 Budapest String Quartet 15/6 Budapest-Trio 15/7 Budapest 15/8 Buffalo Symphony Orchestra (and other things from Buffalo, N.Y.) 15/9 Buffin, Baron Victor 15/10 Buhler, Ulysse 15/11 Buhlig, Richard Bulfinch Street Church see Ives, Henry G. 15/12 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists see also Urey, Harold C. 15/13 Bunche, Ralph J. (material about him only) see also United Nations Fund of the American Association for the United Nations, Inc. 15/14 Burdick, A. A., Mrs. 15/15 Bureau of Educational Experiments Burg, Willem van den see Van den Burg, William 15/16 Burgin, Richard 15/17 Burgsthal, Richard 15/18 Burian, Hans 15/19 Burlin, Natalie Curtis 15/20 Burling, Louise 15/21 Burr, Allston 15/22 Burr, Johanna Hess 15/23 Busch, Adolf 15/24 Busch String Quartet Butler, Nicholas Murray see Columbia University. Nicholas Murray Butler Buxbaum, Walter see Thacher School 15/25 Byrnes, Alice S. (Mrs. Eugene Byrnes) 15/26 Byrns, Harold 15/27 "B" unidentified 16/1 "C" miscellaneous 16/2 Cabot, Henry B. 16/3 Cabot, Richard C. 16/4 Čadek, Ottokar T. 16/5 Cadman, Charles Wakefield 16/6 Cagayan Valley College see also Boy Scouts of America, Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Troop 16/7 Cage, John 16/8 Cahan, Sydney S. 16/9 Cahier, Sara Jane (Mrs. Charles Cahier) 16/10 Cahill, Mary D. 16/11 Cahuzac, Louis 16/12 Caldwell, Emily L. 16/13 Caldwell, Gladys, 1914-1928 see also Los Angeles Public Library 16/14 Caldwell, Gladys, 1929 16/15 Caldwell, Gladys, 1930 16/16 Caldwell, Gladys, 1931 16/17 Caldwell, Gladys, 1932 16/18 Caldwell, Gladys, 1933 16/19 Caldwell, Gladys, 1934 16/20 Caldwell, Gladys, 1935 16/21 Caldwell, Gladys, 1936 16/22 Caldwell, Gladys, 1937 16/23 Caldwell, Gladys, 1938 16/24 Caldwell, Gladys, 1939 16/25 Caldwell, Gladys, 1940 16/26 Caldwell, Gladys, 1941 16/27 Caldwell, Gladys, 1942 16/28 Caldwell, Gladys, 1943 16/29 Caldwell, Gladys, 1944 16/30 Caldwell, Gladys, 1945 16/31 Caldwell, Gladys, 1946 16/32 Caldwell, Gladys, 1947 16/33 Caldwell, Gladys, 1948 16/34 Caldwell, Gladys, 1949 16/35 Caldwell, Gladys, 1950 16/36 Caldwell, Gladys, undated 16/37 Caldwell, Gladys (to Caldwell), undated 17/1 "Calh" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 17/2 Calhoun, Lucy 17/3 California Institute of Technology 17/4 California Society of Composers 17/5 California. University. Berkeley. Deutsch, Monroe E. 17/6 California. University. Berkeley. Elkus, Albert, 1933-1939 17/7 California. University. Berkeley. Elkus, Albert, 1940-circa 1952 17/8 California. University. Berkeley. Elkus, Albert, undated 17/9 California. University. Berkeley. Popper, William 17/10 California. University. Berkeley. Sproul, Robert Gordon and Ida, 1931-1934 17/11 California. University. Berkeley. Sproul, Robert Gordon and Ida, 1935-1936 17/12 California. University. Berkeley. Sproul, Robert Gordon and Ida, 1937-1939 17/13 California. University. Berkeley. Sproul, Robert Gordon and Ida, 1940-1948 17/14 California. University. Berkeley. Sproul, Robert Gordon and Ida, undated 17/15 California. University. Berkeley. Miscellany 17/16 California. University. Los Angeles California. University of Southern California see Southern California. University 17/17 California. Miscellany 17/18 Callaway, Paul 18/1 "Cam" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 18/2 Cambridge, Massachusetts. City government 18/3 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Society for Early Music 18/4 Cambridge Trust Company 18/5 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Miscellany 18/6 Camley, A.M. 18/7 Campbell, Ada Rumsey (Mrs. Treat Campbell) 18/8 Campbell, Ivy Meldrum 18/9 Campbell, Napoleon A. and Mrs. (Mary P. Campbell) 18/10 Cann, F. Louis 18/11 Cantacuzène, Julia 18/12 Cape Cod Institute of Music 18/13 Cappel, C.C., 1936-1941 18/14 Cappel, C.C., 1942 18/15 Cappel, C.C., 1943 18/16 Cappel, C.C., 1944 18/17 Carabo, Madeline 18/18 Carfagno, Simon 18/19 Carl, William C. Carl Fischer Inc. see Fischer, Carl (firm) 18/20 Carll, Lotta 18/21 Carmosino, Mario 18/22 Carnegie Hall 18/23 Carolina Art Association 18/24 Carpenter, George A. and Mrs. 18/25 Carpenter, John Alden and Ellen, 1917-1932 18/26 Carpenter, John Alden and Ellen, 1933 18/27 Carpenter, John Alden and Ellen, 1934-1939 18/28 Carpenter, John Alden and Ellen, 1940-1945 18/29 Carpenter, John Alden and Ellen, undated 18/30 Carpenter, Nellie, 1921-1932 18/31 Carpenter, Nellie, 1933-1934 18/32 Carpenter, Nellie, 1935-1937 18/33 Carpenter, Nettie 18/34 Carr, Lillian (Mrs. Clyde Carr) 18/35 Carreño, Teresa 18/36 Carriére, Henri Bouvier 18/37 Carrington, Margaret (Mrs. William T. Carrington) 18/38 Carroll, Amy Keith 18/39 Carruth, William W. and Mrs. 18/40 Carson, Nellie 18/41 Carter, Artie Mason 18/42 Carter, Elliott Cook 18/43 Carter, Mabel S. 18/44 Casadesus, Henri 18/45 Casadesus, Marius 18/46 Casadesus, Robert 18/47 Casals, Pablo, 1917-1929 18/48 Casals, Pablo, 1930-1952 18/49 Casals, Susan Metcalfe, 1917-1919 18/50 Casals, Susan Metcalfe, 1920-1927 18/51 Casals, Susan Metcalfe, undated 18/52 Casals Festivals 19/1 "Case" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 19/2 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1922-1924 19/3 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1925 19/4 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1926-1928 19/5 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1929 19/6 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1930-1931 19/7 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1932-1933 19/8 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1934 19/9 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1935-1936 19/10 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, 1937-1945 19/11 Casella, Alfredo and Yvonne, undated 19/12 Casella, Enrique 19/13 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario, 1929-1931 19/14 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario, 1933-1950, undated 19/15 Castle, Margaret F. (Mrs. William R. Castle) 19/16 Castro, Juan José 19/17 Cate, Marian Wolsey 19/18 Cathedral Choral Society, Washington, D.C. 19/19 Cave-Cole, Ethel CBS see Columbia Broadcasting System 19/20 "Ce" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 19/21 Central Union Trust 19/22 Century Association 19/23 Century of Progress International Exposition (1933-1934 : Chicago, Ill.) 19/24 Ceriani, Edwige Balbi 19/25 "Ch" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 19/26 Chabay, Leslie 19/27 Chadwick, George Whitefield 19/28 Chaffee, Marie Kreutz 19/29 Chalifoux, Alice Chalmers, Gordon see Kenyon College 19/30 Chalmers, William J. and Mrs. 19/31 Chalupt, René Chamber Music Society of Kansas City, Missouri see Kansas City, Missouri: Chamber Music Society of Chamber Music Society of San Francisco see San Francisco, Chamber Music Society of 19/32 Chamberlain, Edith (Mrs. Selah Chamberlain) 19/33 Chambers, Bert Coe, Mrs. 19/34 Chandler, Roy 19/35 Chanler, Margaret (Mrs. Winthrop Chanler) 19/36 Chapin, Rosamond 19/37 Chapiro, Fania 19/38 Charbonel, Avis Bliven 19/39 Chardon, Yves 19/40 Charleston, S.C. 19/41 Charlton, Loudon 19/42 Charpentier, Gustave 19/43 Chase, Gilbert (report on the American Music Libraries Loan Project) 19/44 Chase, William 19/45 Chaumont, Émile 19/46 Chávez, Carlos, 1936 19/47 Chávez, Carlos, 1937 19/48 Chávez, Carlos, 1938-1939 19/49 Chávez, Carlos, 1940-1962, undated 19/50 Cheatham, Kitty Chennevière, Daniel see Rudhyar, Dane 19/51 Cherkassky, Eugenie 19/52 Cherkassky, Paul 19/53 Chessé, Ralph 19/54 Chevy Chase Club (Chevy Chase, Md.) 20/1 "Chi" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 20/2 Chicago A Cappella Choir 20/3 Chicago. Art Institute of Chicago 20/4 Chicago. Arts Club 20/5 Chicago. Civic Music Association see also Borowski, Felix 20/6 Chicago Civic Opera Company 20/7 Chicago. Cliff Dwellers 20/8 Chicago. The Cordon Chicago. Exposition, 1933 see Chicago Civic Opera Company 20/9 Chicago. Field Museum of Natural History 20/10 Chicago. Fortnightly Club 20/11 Chicago. Friday Club 20/12 Chicago Historical Society 20/13 Chicago. Hotels 20/14 Chicago. Miscellany 20/15 Chicago Musical College 20/16 Chicago Musical Guild 20/17 Chicago. Newberry Library 20/18 Chicago. Newspapers 20/19 Chicago. Northern Trust Company, 1916-1921 20/20 Chicago. Northern Trust Company, 1922-1924 20/21 Chicago. Northern Trust Company, 1925-1927 20/22 Chicago. Northern Trust Company, 1928-1934 20/23 Chicago. Northern Trust Company, 1935-1953 20/24 Chicago. Presbyterian Hospital 20/25 Chicago Symphony Orchestra see also Stock, Frederick A. 20/26 Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Voegeli, Henry Edward, 1922-1935 20/27 Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Voegeli, Henry Edward, 1936-1938 20/28 Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Voegeli, Henry Edward, 1939-1943, undated 20/29 Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pension Fund Gift, 1916 20/30 Chicago University. Bricken, Carl see also Bricken, Carl 20/31 Chicago University. Hutchins, Robert M. 20/32 Chicago Univeristy. Miscellany Chicago. Women's Symphony Orchestra see Moneak, Elena 21/1 Child, Bertha Cushing 21/2 Child, Richard Washburn 21/3 Childs, Harris R., Mrs. Chilton Club see Boston, Mass. Chilton Club 21/4 China. Consul Chisholm, Frank P. see Tuskegee Institute 21/5 Chittenden, Kate S. Chorley, Kenneth see Colonial Williamsburg Chorus Pro Musica see Boston. Chorus Pro Musica 21/6 Christian Science Monitor 21/7 Christiani, C. E. 21/8 Christie, Winifred 21/9 "Ci" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 21/10 Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons 21/11 Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts 21/12 Civil Rights Congress 21/13 "Cl" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous Clapp, Verner W. see Library of Congress. Clapp, Verner W. 21/14 Claremont College 21/15 Clark, Celia (Mrs. Tobin Clark) Clark, Edward T. see Jacob's Pillow 21/16 Clarke, Dora 21/17 Clarke, Eric T. Clarke, Rebecca see Friskin, Rebecca Clarke 21/18 Claudel, Paul 21/19 Claus, Emilio 22/1 "Cle" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 22/2 Cleary, Jane F. 22/3 Clemenceau, Paul 22/4 Clement, Ada 22/5 Cleveland Museum of Art 22/6 Cleveland Orchestra 22/7 Cleveland. Miscellany Cliff Dwellers (Club) see Chicago. Cliff Dwellers 22/8 Clifton, Chalmers 22/9 Close, Ruth Lorraine 22/10 Close, Upton (material on only 22/11 Closson, Ernest 22/12 Cloud, Robert 22/13 Clough-Leighter, Henry T. 22/14 "Co" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 22/15 Coates, John 22/16 Cobbett, Walter Willson 22/17 Cœuroy, André 22/18 Coffey, Valbert 22/19 Cogswell, Julia 22/20 Cohen, Ellen Gertrude 22/21 Cohen, Ethel S. Cohen, Frederic see Music Institute 22/22 Cohen, Harriet, 1925-1932, undated 22/23 Cohen, Harriet, 1933-1937 22/24 Cohen, Harriet, 1938-1941 22/25 Cohen, Harriet, 1947-1953 22/26 Coit, Dorothy 22/27 Coit, Mary and John, 1925-1934 22/28 Coit, Mary and John, 1935-1945 22/29 Coit, Mary and John, undated 22/30 "Col" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous Colbert, Henry see Colbert-Laberge Concert Management 22/31 Colbert-Laberge Concert Management, 1948-1952 22/33 Colbert-Laberge Concert Management, 1953, undated 22/34 Colby, Edward E. 22/35 Coleman Chamber Music Association see also Batchelder, Alice Coleman 22/36 Coleman, Margaret 22/37 Coleman, Persis, 1928-1929 see also Mills College 22/38 Coleman, Persis, 1930-1932 22/39 Coleman, Persis, 1933-1934 22/40 Coleman, Persis, 1935-1939 22/41 Coleman, Persis, 1940-1952 22/42 Coleman, Persis, undated 22/43 Colledge, George Leyden 22/44 College of the Pacific College of the Sacret Heart see Sacret Heart, College of the 22/45 Colles, H. C. 22/46 Collins, Anthony 22/47 Colonial Dames of America 22/48 Colonial Williamsburg Colony Club (New York, N.Y.) see New York. Colony Club 22/49 Colorado. University 22/50 Colorado College see also Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center 22/51 Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center 23/1 "Colt" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 23/2 Colt, Henry 23/3 Colt, Samuel and Frances 23/4 Colton, Olive A. 23/5 Columbia Broadcasting System. Fassett, James H. 23/6 Columbia Broadcasting System. Gannon, Theo F. 23/7 Columbia Broadcasting System. Taylor, Davidson 23/8 Columbia Broadcasting System. Miscellany

Includes letter to Oliver Daniel.

23/9 Columbia Concert Management see also Judson, Arthur 23/10 Columbia University. Butler, Nicholas Murray Columbia University. Mason, Daniel Gregory see Mason, Daniel Gregory 23/11 Columbia University. Miscellany Colwell, Kent G. see New York. Guaranty Trust Company 23/12 "Com" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 23/13 Comfort, Annabelle 23/14 Comité Monument à du Claude Debussy 23/15 Committee of 100 see also National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 23/16 Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America. Herring, Hubert 23/17 Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America. Miscellany 23/18 Compinsky, Alec and Manuel Composers Press see Haubiel, Charles 23/19 Comstock, Dorothy Conant, James Bryant see Harvard University 23/20 Conger, Luther Stowell Conklin, Groff see Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America. Miscellany 23/21 Conkling, Roscoe P. Conley, Peter D. see San Francisco Symphony Orchestra 23/22 Connecticut College 23/23 Conrad, Doda 23/24 Consolo, Ernesto 23/25 Conte, Silvio O. 23/26 Contemporary Music Forum, N.Y. 23/27 Converse, Frederick Shepherd 23/28 Converse College 23/29 "Coo" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 23/30 Cook, Thomas, and Son 23/31 Cooke, James Francis Cooke, Maude see Boston. Hotel Statler 24/1 "Cool" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 24/2 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1922-1924 24/3 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1925-1927 24/4 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1928-1929 24/5 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1930-1932 24/6 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1933-1934 24/7 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1936-1939 24/8 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), 1940-1949 24/9 Coolidge, Albert Sprague and Mrs. ("Peg"), undated 24/10 Coolidge, Alison J. Coolidge, Arlan R. see Brown University 24/11 Coolidge, Calvin, Mrs. 24/12 Coolidge, Charles A. 24/13 Coolidge, D. H., Mrs. 24/14 Coolidge, Elizabeth (granddaughter) see also Winship, Thomas and Elizabeth 24/16 Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague. Miscellany 24/17 Coolidge, Frederick 24/18 Coolidge, John 24/19 Coolidge Memorial Home 24/20 Coolidge Quartet 24/21 Coolidge: Miscellany and Unidentified 25/1 Coonley, Louise Root 25/2 Cooper, Ada 25/3 Cooper, Charles 25/7 Copeland, George 25/4 Copland, Aaron, 1937-1943 25/5 Copland, Aaron, 1944-1952 25/6 Copland, Aaron: material on Pultizer Prize 25/8 Copley, Richard, 1925-1928 25/9 Copley, Richard, 1929-1933 25/10 Copley, Richard, 1934-1936 25/11 Copley, Richard, 1937 25/12 Copley, Richard, 1938-1940 25/13 Copley, Richard, undated Coppet see De Coppet, Andre 25/14 Coppicus, F. C. 26/1 "Cor" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 26/2 Corbin, Edythe 26/3 Corcoran, James Bennison 26/4 Corcoran, Rosamond Eustis The Cordon see Chicago. The Cordon 26/5 Cornell College 26/6 Cornell University see also Quarles, James T. 26/7 Cornish School 26/8 Cornish Trio 26/9 Corti, Mario 26/10 Cortot, Alfred 26/11 Cos Cob Press Cosmopolitan Club (New York, N.Y.) see New York. Cosmopolitan Club 26/12 Costa Leonilda Moreira de Sa' e 26/13 Cottenet, F. M. Coulon, Gaston Verhuyck see Verhuyck-Coulon, Gaston 26/14 Councilman, Elizabeth 26/15 Councilman, Wigglesworth T. Country Concert Association of San Mateo County see San Mateo. Country Concert Association 26/16 Couper, Mildred 26/17 Cousins, Margaret E. 26/18 Cowell, Henry and Sidney 26/19 Cowell, Joseph G. 26/20 Cowles, Walter Ruel 26/21 Cox, Gardner, Mrs. (Phyllis) 26/22 "Cr" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 26/23 Crane, Eleanor R. Crane, Winnie Davis see Pittsfield (Mass.) Community Music School 26/24 Crane-Gartz, Kate 26/25 Crawford, John and Joanna 26/26 Creative Concerts Guild, Boston 26/27 Crepax, Gilberto 26/28 Croiza, (Madame) 26/29 Crosby, Daniel Crosten, William L. see Stanford University. Crosten, William L. 26/30 "Cu" miscellaneous see also "C" miscellaneous 26/31 Cuba 26/32 Cummington School of the Arts 26/33 Cumpson, Harry 26/34 Cunningham, Edith Perkins 26/35 Cunningham, Ellen Painter 26/36 Cunninghan, Francis and Marcia 26/37 Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia Curtis, Mary Louise see Bok, Mary Louise Curtis Curtis, Natalie see Burlin, Natalie Curtis 26/38 Cushing, Carolyn K. 26/39 Cutter, Ephraim 26/40 Cuvelier, Marcel 26/41 Czechoslovakia 26/42 "C" unindentified 26/43 "D" miscellaneous 26/44 Dadmun, Paul 26/45 Dadmun, Royal Dalcroze, Émile Jacques see Jacques-Dalcroze, Émile 26/46 Dale, B. S. 26/47 Dalton, William B. 26/48 D'Amato, Guy A. 26/49 Damesek, Abbe 26/50 Damon, Edith S. 26/51 Damrosch, Frank 26/52 Damrosch, Walter and Margaret 26/53 Dana, Ethel Nathalie Dana, Richard H. see Music Press 26/54 Dance International 26/55 Dandelot, Arthur 26/56 Dandy, Ralph 26/57 Daniel, Oliver 26/58 Daniell, Jennie P. 26/59 Daniels, Mabel 26/60 Dann, Hollis 26/61 Dannreuther, Gustav 2/34 D'Annunzio, Gabriele 27/1 "Dar" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous d'Archambeau, Iwan see Archambeau, Iwan d' 27/2 Darden, Constance 27/3 Dare, Ann see also Davis, Peter 27/4 Dartmouth College 27/5 Dartnell, Betty 27/6 Dasch, George 27/8 Davico, Vincenzo 27/7 Davidson, Jo Davies, D. C. see Chicago. Field Museum of Natural History 27/9 Davies, Fanny Davies, Milton J. see Columbia University. Miscellany Davies, Thurston see Colorado College 27/10 Davis, Florence Wyman 27/11 Davis, George Gibson 27/12 Davis, Hazel 27/13 Davis, James J. 27/14 Davis, Peter see also Dare, Ann 27/15 Davis-Chase, Anita Davison, Archibald T. see Harvard University 27/16 Dawes, Anna L. 27/17 Dawes, Catherine 27/18 Dawson, David and Joanna Day, Myrtle see Musicians Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy 27/19 "De" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 27/20 Deakin, Kyra Alanova 27/21 Dean Paul, Irene 27/22 Deane, Frederick and Julia 27/23 Debs, Eugene, Memorial Fund 27/24 De Busscher, Henri 27/25 Debussy, Emma Claude Decker, Clarence R. see Kansas City, Missouri. University of of Missouri, Kansas City 27/26 De Coppet, Andre 27/27 De Coppet, E. J. and Pauline 27/28 De Dedinszky, Gisella 27/29 Deering, William 27/30 De Forest, Amy B. (Mrs. Henry L.) 27/31 De Hauteville-Bell, Louise 27/32 Dehe, Willem 27/33 Deis, Carl 27/34 De Koven, Anna 27/35 De Kresz, Géza see also Kresz, Géza de 27/36 De Lamarter, Eric 27/37 Delaney, Robert M. 27/38 Delano, Frederick 27/39 DeLee, Edith 27/40 Delmas, Marc 27/41 Delvigne, Oscar 27/42 De Mare, Jeanne 27/43 Dempster, Germaine 27/44 De Navarro, Mary 27/45 Deneke, Margaret 27/46 Denis, Ivan 27/48 Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich see also Adler, Guido 27/49 Dennis, Alfred Lewis 27/50 Dennison, George 27/51 Densmore, Frances 27/52 Dent, Edward J. De Pascal, Vincent see Pascal, Vincent de 27/53 De Pasquale, Joseph and Maria see also Pasquale, Joseph de 27/54 De Sayn, Elena 27/55 Desderi, Ettore 27/56 Désormière, Roger 27/57 Despret 27/58 Dessoff, Margarete 27/59 Dethier, Edouard 27/60 Detroit Symphony Orchestra see also Gabrilowitsch, Ossip and Clara 27/61 Detroit miscellany 27/62 Dettori, G. 27/63 Deutsch, Alice 27/64 Deutsch, Max Deutsch, Monroe E. see California. University. Berkeley. Deutsch, Monroe E. 27/65 De Vally, Antoine 27/66 Devī, Ratan 27/67 Dexter, Graham C. 27/68 Deyo, Ruth D'Harnoncourt, Eberhard see Harnoncourt, Eberhard d' 28/1 "Di" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 28/2 Diamond, David 28/3 Dick, Marcel Dieckhoff see Germany. Embassy, Washington, D.C. 28/4 Dieudonné, Clemence 28/5 Diggle, Roland 28/6 Dike, Paul Harrison, Mrs. 28/7 Diller, Angela 28/8 Dillon, Fannie Charles 28/9 Dispeker, Thea see also Casals Festivals District of Columbia see also Washington, D.C. 28/10 District of Columbia Federation of Music Clubs 28/11 District of Columbia. Public Library 28/12 "Do" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 28/13 Dodd, Helen Chamberlin 28/14 Dodd, Jean Margaret 28/15 Dodge, Lucy W. 28/16 Dohnányi, Ernõ, Mrs. 28/17 Doktor, Paul 28/18 Dole, Nathan Haskell 28/19 Dolejší, Robert 28/20 Dolmetsch, Rudolph 28/21 Domange, Albert, Mrs. 28/22 Domergue, Charles and Mrs. Dominic, Sister Mary see Dominican College of San Rafael 28/23 Dominican College of San Rafael 28/24 Dondero, Angela Wood 28/25 Donovan, Richard Doorn, Albert van see Van Doorn, Albert 28/26 Doret, J. 28/27 Dougherty, Celius 28/28 Douglas, William O. (telegram about) 28/29 Douglas, Winifred 28/30 Downes, Olin see also New York World's Fair, 1939-1940 28/31 "Dr" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 28/32 Draper, George 28/33 Draper, Paul 28/34 Draper, Ruth 28/35 Dreiser, Theodore (secretarial?) 28/36 Driesch, Margarete 28/37 Drinker, Henry S. and Sophie 28/38 Drinkwater, Daisy Kennedy 28/39 "Du" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 28/40 Dubbs, Harry and Marion 28/41 Dubensky, Arcady 28/42 Duffield & Company 28/43 Dukas, Paul 28/44 Dumbarton Oaks, 1940-1946 see also Bliss, Arthur and Trudy and Harvard University 28/45 Dumbarton Oaks, 1947-1948 28/46 Dumbarton Oaks, 1949-1952, undated DuMond, Jesse see California Institute of Technology 28/47 Duncan, Isadora, Society 28/48 Dunn, James C., Mrs. 28/49 Dunne, Mary 28/50 Dupré, Marcel 28/51 Durand, Jacques 28/52 Durand & Cie 28/53 Durant, Ethel 28/54 Durieux, Willem 28/55 Durrell, Josephine 28/56 Duryea, E. L. 28/57 Dushkin, Samuel 28/58 Dustan, Frederick W. 28/59 "Dv" miscellaneous see also "D" miscellaneous 28/60 Dvořák, Maria 28/61 Dyer, Charles J. 28/62 Dyer, Susan L. Dykstra, C. A. see Wisconsin. University. Miscellany 28/63 "D" unidentified and references 29/1 "E" miscellaneous 29/2 Eames, Henry Purmort 29/3 Eastland, Helen 29/4 Eastman, George 29/5 Eaton, Katharine 29/6 Eaton, Walter Prichard 29/7 Echániz, José 29/8 Eckhart, Charlotte Capen Ecole normale de musique (Paris, France) see Paris. Ecole normale de musique 29/9 Eddy, Clarence 29/10 Edison, Thomas Alva, Mrs.

A photograph.

Editions Maurice Senart see Senart, Maurice, publisher Edmunds, Charles K. see Pomona College. Edmunds, Charles K. Edward MacDowell Association see MacDowell Association 29/11 Edwards, Ellen 29/12 Ege, Hettie B. 29/13 Egerton, Arthur H. 29/14 Eggar, Katharine E. 29/15 Ehlers, Alice 29/16 Eichheim, Ethel Roe see also Eichheim, Henry 29/17 Eichheim, Henry, undated

Presumably pre-1932.

29/18 Eichheim, Henry, undated 29/19 Eichheim, Henry, 1921-1923 29/20 Eichheim, Henry, 1924 29/21 Eichheim, Henry, 1925-1932 29/22 Eichheim, Henry, 1933-1934 29/23 Eichheim, Henry, 1935-1940 29/24 Einstein, Louis 29/25 "El" miscellaneous see also "E" miscellaneous 29/26 Elcus, Gaston 29/27 Elias, Edward 29/28 Elie, Rudolph Elkus, Albert see California. University, Berkeley. Elkus, Albert 29/29 Elliott, Maud Howe 29/30 Elman, Mischa 29/31 Eloesser, L. (probably Closson) 29/32 Elshuco Trio 29/33 Elson, Joseph 29/34 Elwell, Herbert 29/35 Ely, Gertrude 29/36 Ely, Robert Erskine 29/37 Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists 29/38 Emery, Dorothy Radde 29/39 Emery, Mary 29/40 Enesco, Georges Engel, Carl see Library of Congress. Engel, Carl 29/41 Engel, Lehman 29/42 England, Albert C. 29/43 Engles, George 29/44 The English Singers 29/45 Epstein, Richard 29/46 Erb, John Warren 29/47 Erhard, Hellmut 29/48 Erskine, John 29/49 Espinel, Luisa 29/50 The Etude see also Cooke, James Francis Eugene Debs Memorial Fund see Debs, Eugene, Memorial Fund 30/1 "Ev" miscellaneous see also "E" miscellaneous 30/2 Evans, Clarence 30/3 Evans, Edwin Evans, Luther H. see Library of Congress. Evans, Luther H. 30/4 Evans, Mark 30/5 Evans, Warwick, 1921-1930 30/6 Evans, Warwick, undated (presumably pre-1933) 30/7 Evans, Warwick, 1931-1934 30/8 Evans, Warwick, circa 1934-1936 30/9 Evans, Warwick, 1935-1939 30/10 Evans, Warwick, circa 1937-1947 30/11 Evans, Warwick, 1940-1941 30/12 Evans, Warwick, 1942-1944 30/13 Evans, Warwick, 1945-1949 30/14 Evans, Warwick, 1950-1953 30/15 Evans, Warwick, undated

Written from Madison, Wisc.

30/16 Evans, Warwick, undated

Written from various addresses.

30/17 Evanti, Lillian 30/18 Everett, Josephine P. 30/19 Ewen, David 30/20 "E" old "see" references 30/21 "F" miscellaneous 30/22 Faelten, Carl and Reinhold 30/23 Fagge, (illegible) 30/24 Fahnestock, Bruce and Sheridan 30/25 Fairbank, Janet (Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank) 30/26 Fairchild, Blair 30/27 Falla, Manuel de 30/28 Farmer, Dr. Frank C. 30/29 Farnam, Lynwood 30/30 Farrand, Beatrix Farrand, Max see Huntington (Henry E.) Library and Art Gallery 30/31 Farrar, Geraldine (fund appeal) 30/32 Farrell, James T. (fund appeal) 30/33 Farrington, Isobelle Scudder 30/34 Farwell, Arthur 30/35 Fass, Marjorie Fassett, James H. see Columbia Broadcasting System. Fassett, James H. 30/36 Fay, Charles Norman and Mrs. 30/37 Fay, William Rodman 31/1 "Fe" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 31/2 Feakins, William B. 31/3 Fearon, Walter 31/4 Fedorovsky, Paul see also Averino, Olga 31/5 Fekete Zoltan 31/6 Felber, Hermann 31/7 Feldman, Samuel 31/8 Felici, Alicita 31/9 Fellowes, Edmund Horace 31/10 Felman, Hazel 31/11 Felton, Cora Smedberg 31/12 Fenn, H. A. (lawyer) 31/13 Fergus, Phyllis 31/14 Férir, Emile 31/15 Ferner, Walter V. 31/16 Ferrier, André 31/17 Ferry, Abby F. 31/18 Ferry, Ann H. 31/19 Fessenden, Hart see also Farrell, James T. 31/20 Fetter, Helen Feustmann, M. M. see Scopes & Feustmann 31/21 Feytmanns, Gustave 31/22 "Fi" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 31/23 Fiakova, Elizabetha 31/24 Ficher, Jacobo 31/25 Fiedler, Arthur 31/26 Fiedler, Samuel Field Museum of Natural History see Chicago. Field Museum of Natural History 31/27 Fierlinger, Jos. 31/28 Filene, Lincoln 31/29 Fine, Irving 31/30 Fine Arts Quartet 31/31 Finney, Ross Lee 31/32 Firestone, Nathan and Hilda 31/33 "Fis" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 31/34 Fischer, Carl (firm) see also Reese, Gustave 31/35 Fisher, (first name unknown) 31/36 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield 31/37 Fisher, Herbert Albert L. 31/38 Fisher, Mabel 31/39 Fisher, Margaret, 1934-1952 31/40 Fisher, Margaret, 1953 and undated Fisher, Ruth Page see Page, Ruth Fisher, Thomas Hart see Page, Ruth 31/41 Fisher, William Arms, Mrs. 31/42 Fisk University 31/43 Fitelberg, Jerzy 31/44 "Fl" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 31/45 Flagg, Marion 31/46 Flagler, Harry Harkness Flammand, J.C.J. see France. Legion of Honor 31/47 Flanders, Helen Hartness 31/48 Flaschner, O., & co. 31/49 Fleck, Henry T. 31/50 Fleischer, Antal 31/51 Flesch, Carl 31/52 Fletcher, Maisie 31/53 Fletcher, Victor S. 31/54 Fleury, Louis, 1923-1925 31/55 Fleury, Louis and Gabrielle, 1926-circa 1938 31/56 Flonzaley Quartet 31/57 Florence Nightingale Institute of Honorables 32/1 "Fo" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 32/2 Foertner, Hilda E. Fogg Art Museum see Harvard University. Fogg Art Museum 32/3 Folger, Henry C., Mrs. (Emily C.J. Folger) 32/4 Folger Shakespeare Library see also Folger, Henry C., Mrs. 32/5 Fonaroff, Vera, 1917-1929 32/6 Fonaroff, Vera, 1930-1939 32/7 Fonaroff, Vera, 1940-1949 32/8 Fonaroff, Vera, 1950-1953 32/9 Fonaroff, Vera, undated 32/10 Fontaine, Lilian 32/11 Fontenoy, Viscontesse de 32/12 Fooshé, Ruth J. 32/13 Foot, N. Chandler, Mrs. 32/14 Foote, Arthur 32/15 Forbes, Edward W. and Margaret see also Harvard University. Fogg Art Museum Ford Hall Forum see Boston, Mass. Ford Hall Forum 32/16 Forsyth, Cecil Fortnightly Club see Chicago. Fortnightly Club 32/17 Foss, Lukas 32/18 Foulds, John 32/19 Fowles, Helen M. 32/20 Fox, Félix 32/21 Fox, Susan E. 32/22 Fox, Virgil 32/23 Fox-Strangways, A. H. 32/24 Fox Piano Company 32/25 "Fr" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 32/26 Fraenkel, Wolfgang 32/27 France 32/28 France. Legion of Honor see also American Society of the French Legion of Honor 32/29 Francis, Elaina Thayer 32/30 Francis, Henry and Agnes 32/31 Franck, César, Memorial Committee 32/32 Franco, Johan 32/33 Franco-American Music Society 32/34 Frank, Marco 32/35 Frankel, Cecil, Mrs. 32/36 Frankenstein, Alfred and Sylvia, 1927-1932, undated 32/37 Frankenstein, Alfred and Sylvia, 1933-1939 32/38 Frankenstein, Alfred and Sylvia, 1940-1946, undated 32/39 Frankfurt am Main 32/40 Franko, Sam 32/41 Frauenheim, Norman 32/42 Frazier, E. J. 32/43 Frazier, Katharine 32/44 Frederick, Kurt 95/26 Frederick Stock Memorial Fund material 32/45 Freeman, Henry and Florence 32/46 Freeman, Jay Callender 32/47 Freer, Eleanor Everest Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. see Guest, Grace Dunham 32/48 French, Daniel Chester 32/49 Freund, Marya 32/50 Frey, Willy 33/1 "Fri" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 33/2 Fricker, Herbert A. Friday Club see Chicago. Friday Club Friday Morning Music Club (Washington, D.C.) see Washington, D.C. Friday Morning Music Club 33/3 Fried, Emma 33/4 Friedberg, Annie, 1922-1934 33/5 Friedberg, Annie, 1935 33/6 Friedberg, Annie, 1936-1939 33/7 Friedberg, Annie, 1940-1952, undated 33/8 Friedlander, Ernst see also Pro Arte Quartet Friends of Albert Schweitzer see Schweitzer, Albert, friends of 33/9 Friends of Chamber Music Friends of Music at Stanford see Stanford University. Friends of Music at Stanford Friends of Music (in the Library of Congress) see Library of Congress. Friends of Music 33/10 Frijsh, Povla 33/11 Friskin, James and Kate see also Friskin, Rebecca Clarke 33/12 Friskin, Rebecca Clarke, 1917-1929 33/13 Friskin, Rebecca Clarke, 1930-1943 33/14 Friskin, Rebecca Clarke, 1944-1953 33/15 Friskin, Rebecca Clarke, undated 33/16 Fritsch, Antonia 33/17 Fromm Foundation 33/18 Frost, Frank J. 33/19 Frysinger, Grace Elizabeth 33/20 "Fu" miscellaneous see also "F" miscellaneous 33/21 Fuchs, Emil 33/22 Fuchs, Joseph and Lillian 33/23 Fuerstner, Carl 33/24 Fuld, James 33/25 Fuleihan, Anis 33/26 Fyffe, Elizabeth, 1917-1949 33/27 Fyffe, Elizabeth, 1950-1953, undated 33/28 Fyffe, Elizabeth, undated 33/29 "F" unidentified 33/30 "G" miscellaneous G. Ricordi & c. see Ricordi (Firm) G. Schirmer, Inc. see Schirmer, G. (firm) 33/31 Gabrilowitsch, Ossip and Clara, 1917-1919, undated 33/32 Gabrilowitsch, Ossip and Clara, 1920-1934

Also includes an undated Christmas card.

33/33 Gabrilowitsch, Ossip and Clara, 1920 memorials 33/34 Gade, F. Herman 33/35 Gagnebin, Henri 33/36 Galaxy Music Corp. 33/37 Gale, Harlow 33/38 Gale, Walter C. 33/39 Gallaudet, Katharine F. 33/40 Gallico, Paolo 33/41 Gallo, Fortune 33/42 Gange, Fraser Gannon, Theo F. see Columbia Broadcasting System. Gannon, Theo. F. 33/43 Gans, Issac 33/44 Ganz, Rudolph 34/1 "Gar" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 34/2 Gardner, Samuel Garfield, H. W. see Williams College. Garfield, H. W. 34/3 Garland, Hamlin 34/4 Garrett, Alice (Mrs. John) Gartz, Kate Crane see Crane-Gartz, Kate 34/5 Gasser, Robert L. 34/6 Gassmann, Remi 34/7 Gatherwright, Dorothy 34/8 Gatti, Carlo 34/9 Gatti, Guido M. 34/10 Gatti-Casazza, Giulio 34/11 Gauthier, Eva, 1922-1929 34/12 Gauthier, Eva, 1930-1937 34/13 Gauthier, Eva, undated 34/14 Gauthier, Eva: carbons to Gauthier 34/15 Gay, Maria 34/16 "Ge" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 34/17 Gebhard, Heinrich 34/18 Geiringer, Karl 34/19 Gelber, Ludwig 34/20 Geneva 34/21 Georgetown University 34/22 Georgia. University 34/23 Gerhardt, Elena 34/24 Germany. Embassy, Washington, D.C. 34/25 Gertler, André Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien see Vienna. Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde 34/26 "Gi" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 34/27 Gibbon, Maud Winthrop 34/28 Gibbons, John N. and Mrs. 34/29 Gibbs, Becket Gibbs, W. S. see Fox Piano Company 34/30 Gieseking, Walter 34/31 Gilbert, Clara C. 34/32 Gilbert, Ella Lord 34/33 Gilbert, Gertrude 34/34 Gilbert, Giles 34/35 Gilbert, Henry Franklin Belknap 34/36 Gillen, Carrie R. 34/37 Gillette, Florence 34/38 Gilman, Lawrence 34/39 Giorni, Aurelio 34/40 Giuriati, Giovanni 34/41 Giuseppe, [first name illegible] 34/42 Gjerdrum, Henrik 34/43 "Gl" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 34/44 Glazer, David, 1942-1945 34/45 Glazer, David, 1946-1949 34/46 Glazer, David, 1950-1953 34/47 Glazer, David, undated 34/48 Gluck, Alma 34/49 "Go" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 34/50 Godowsky, Leopold 34/51 Goebel, Julius 34/52 Goetschius, Percy 34/53 Goetz, Margaret 35/1 "Gol" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 35/2 Golde, Walter 35/3 Golden Gate International Exposition 35/4 Goldman, Alfred R. 35/5 Goldman, Edwin Franko 35/6 Goldmark, Carl 35/7 Goldmark, Rubin, 1917-1919 35/8 Goldmark, Rubin, 1920-1922 35/9 Goldmark, Rubin, 1923-1935 35/10 Goldmark, Rubin, undated 35/11 Goldstein, Jerome 35/12 Golestan, Stan 35/13 Golia, Pasquale-Ciro 35/14 Golschmann, Vladimir 35/15 Good, Marian Bigler 35/16 Goode, Blanche Piccoli Goodrich, Wallace see New England Conservatory 35/17 Goossens, Eugene 35/18 Goossens, Leon 35/19 Gordon, Jacques, 1920-1928 see also Gordon Musical Association and Gordon String Quartet 35/20 Gordon, Jacques, 1929-1932 35/21 Gordon, Jacques, 1933-1938 35/22 Gordon, Jacques, 1939-1947 35/23 Gordon, Jacques, undated 35/24 Gordon, Marie 35/25 Gordon Musical Association 35/26 Gordon String Quartet 35/27 Gorton, Belle L. 35/28 Goss, Madeleine B. 35/29 Gottlieb, Victor and Eudice see also Shapiro, Eudice 35/30 Gottschalk, Nathan 35/31 Gould, Clara Hinton (Mrs. F.S.) Gow, George C. see Vassar College 35/32 Gowdy, Alma (dated material) 35/33 Gowdy, Alma (undated material) 36/1 "Gr" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 36/2 Graham, Martha: correspondence, 1942-1943 36/3 Graham, Martha: correspondence, 1944 36/4 Graham, Martha: correspondence, 1945-1948, undated 36/5 Graham, Martha: miscellaneous correspondence relating to the production of Appalachian Spring 36/6 Graham, Martha: scenarios 36/7 Graham, Martha: miscellaneous material relating to Appalachian Spring 36/8 Graham, Martha: budgets 36/9 Graham, Martha: publicity material 36/10 Graham, Martha: clippings 36/11 Grainger, Percy 36/12 Grandjany, Marcel, 1930-1941 36/13 Grandjany, Marcel, 1945-1951 36/14 Grandjany, Marcel, undated 36/15 Grant, Mazie H. 36/16 Gratwick, Mitchell, Mrs. 36/17 Graudan, Nikolai 36/18 Graves, Merle D. 36/19 Gray, Cecil 36/20 Graz, Austria--Museums 36/21 Grazer Urania 36/22 Great Britain 36/23 Greely, Philip 36/24 Green, Margaret 36/25 Green, Olive Mead (Mrs. Merrill H. Green) 36/26 Green, Ray 36/27 Greenbie, Marjorie Greene, Jerome D. see Harvard University. Greene, Jerome D. 36/28 Greenleaf, Sue 36/29 Greenwich House 36/30 Greenwood Music Camp Gregg, James E. see Hampton Institute 36/31 Gregg, Marjorie T. 36/32 Gregor, Aelfrida M. 36/33 Gregory, Addie Hubbard Greiner, A. W. see Steinway and Sons 36/34 Greville, Ursula 36/35 Grey, Madeleine 36/36 "Gri" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 36/37 Griffes, Charles Tomlinson 36/38 Griffis, Elliot 36/39 Griller, Sidney 36/40 Griller Quartet 36/41 Grisez, Georges 36/42 Groen, Niels 36/43 Grote, Etta M. Grout, Donald Jay see Harvard University. Grout, Donald Jay 36/44 Grovlez, Gabriel 36/45 Grümmer, Paul 36/46 Gruenberg, Louis 36/47 Grumman, Ellsworth Gruppo Universitario di Cultura Musicale, Milan see Milan. Gruppo Universitario di Cultura Musicale 37/1 "Gu" miscellaneous see also "G" miscellaneous 37/2 Guest, Grace Dunham, 1924-1939 37/3 Guest, Grace Dunham, 1940-1949 37/4 Guest, Grace Dunham, 1950 and undated (post-retirement) 37/5 Guest, Grace Dunham, undated 37/6 Guggenheim Foundation 37/7 Guidi, Scipione 37/8 Guilbert, Gilles 37/9 Guild, Courtenay Guild for Musicians see Kahn, Erminie 37/10 Guilet Quartet 37/11 Gunn, Glenn Dillard 37/12 Gunston Hall 37/13 Gustafson, Ester 37/14 Gutberg, Ingrid and Karen Gutchë, Gene see Gutsche, Romeo 37/15 Gutman, Elizabeth 37/16 Gutman, Ida 37/17 Gutsche, Romeo 37/18 Guttman, Louis 37/19 Guzmán, Luis 37/20 Gyring, Elizabeth 37/21 "G" unidentified 37/22 "H" miscellaneous 37/23 Habicht, Robert 37/24 Haddock, G. Marston 37/25 Hadley, Henry and Mrs. 37/26 Hadow, W. Henry 37/27 Haensel and Jones 37/28 Hagedorn, Hermann 37/29 Hageman, Richard 37/30 Hager, Mina 37/31 Hague, Eleanor 37/32 Hahn, Reynaldo 37/33 Haiss, D. 37/34 "Hal" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 37/35 Halász, László 37/36 Hale, Philip and Irene 37/37 Hale, Richard W. (attorney) Hale and Dorr, Attorneys see Library of Congress. Legal advice to E.S. Coolidge 37/38 Halleux, Laurent 37/39 Halstead, Aline (Mrs. Albert) and Margaret 37/40 Hamelin, Gaston 37/41 Hamill, Charles H. (lawyer) 37/42 Hamill, Ernest A. Hamilton, Clarence C. see Wellesley College. Hamilton, Clarence C. 37/43 Hamilton College 37/44 Hamlin, Frank H. 37/45 Hamlin, George Hammond, E. C. see Mount Holyoke College. Hammond, E. C. 37/46 Hammond, William Churchill 37/48 Hampden, Walter 37/47 Hampton Institute 37/49 "Han" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 37/50 Handel and Haydn Society (Boston, Mass.) 37/51 Handley, A. H. 37/52 Hanenfeldt, Mary M. 37/53 Hanna, A. J. 37/54 Hanson, Howard 37/55 Harmati, Sandor and Ruth 37/56 Harms, William 37/57 Harnoncourt, Eberhard d' 37/58 Harper's Bazaar 38/1 "Harr" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 38/2 Harris, George 38/3 Harris, Leslie 38/4 Harris, Roy, 1932 38/5 Harris, Roy, 1933 38/6 Harris, Roy, 1934-1935 38/7 Harris, Roy, 1936-1939 38/8 Harris, Roy, 1940-circa 1950 38/9 Harris, Roy, undated (presumably pre-1937) 38/10 Harris, Roy, undated (presumably 1937 or later) 38/11 Harris, Roy, undated 38/12 Harris, Wilhelmina 38/13 Harris, William H. 38/14 Harrison, Beatrice 38/15 Harrison, Julius 38/16 Harsányi, Tibor 38/17 Hart House String Quartet 38/18 Hartford Times Hartley, Walter E. see Occidental College. Miscellany 38/19 Hartley House Music School 38/20 Hartmann, Arthur 38/21 Hartt, Julius 39/19 Harvard Glee Club 39/22 Harvard Musical Association 39/20 Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra Harvard University see also Dumbarton Oaks, Hill, Edward Burlingame, Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe, Piston, Walter, Spalding, Walter R., Thompson, Randall 39/1 Harvard University. Board of Overseers 39/2 Harvard University. Conant, James Bryant 39/3 Harvard University. Davison, Archibald T. and Mrs., 1921-1936 39/4 Harvard University. Davison, Archibald T. and Mrs., 1937-1945 39/13 Harvard University. Dept. of Music. Miscellany 39/5 Harvard University. Fogg Art Museum see also Forbes, Edward W. and Margaret 39/6 Harvard University. Greene, Jerome D., 1935-1939 39/7 Harvard University. Greene, Jerome D., 1940-1944 39/8 Harvard University. Grout, Donald Jay 39/9 Harvard University. Merritt, A. Tillman, 1936-1945 39/10 Harvard University. Merritt, A. Tillman, 1946-1948 39/11 Harvard University. Merritt, A. Tillman, 1949-1952 39/12 Harvard University. Merritt, A. Tillman, undated 39/18 Harvard University. Miscellany 39/14 Harvard University. President and Fellows of Harvard College. Miscellany 39/15 Harvard University. Tercentenary Celebration 39/16 Harvard University. Woodworth, G. Wallace 39/17 Harvard University--various non-student institutions connected with the University 39/21 Harvard University--various student institutions connected with the College and University 39/23 Harwood, Edward C. 39/24 Haubiel, Charles 39/25 Haughton, Alison Hauser, Emil see Palestine Conservatory of Music 40/1 "Hav" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 40/3 Haven, Minnie Speare 40/2 Havre, Jean Baptiste and Mrs. 40/4 Haweis, Margaret 40/5 Hawkins, Erick 40/6 Hawley, Annie Andros 40/7 Hawley, Oscar H. 40/8 Haydn Society (Boston, Mass.) Haydon, Glen see North Carolina University 40/9 Hayes, Helen (fund appeal) 40/10 Hayes, Roland 40/11 Haywood, Marjorie 40/12 "He" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 40/13 Hebert, Felix 40/14 Hebrew University 40/15 Hecht, Elias 40/16 Heifetz, Benar and Olga 40/17 Heifetz, Jascha 40/18 Heinsheimer, Hans 40/19 Hekking, Louis 40/20 Helburn, Margaret 40/21 Held, Conrad 40/22 Helfer, Walter 40/23 Henderson, Charles Belknap and Ethel 40/24 Henderson, W. J. 40/25 Hendricks, Ellwood 40/26 Henri, Robert 40/27 Henry, Harold 40/28 Henry, Leigh, 1929-1930 40/29 Henry, Leigh, 1931 40/30 Henry, Leigh, 1932-1937 40/31 Henry, Leigh. Synopsis of lecture on Chamber Music & the Growth of Social Consciousness & Culture Henry, Stuart C. and Edith see Berkshire Museum Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery see Huntington (Henry E.) Library and Art Gallery 40/32 Hentsch, Edith 40/33 "Her" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 40/34 Herbert, F. Hugh 40/35 Herbert, Walter Herbert S. Stone & Company see Stone, Herbert S. & co. 40/36 Herleroy, Marguerite Herring, Hubert see Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America 40/37 Herrick, Myron T. 40/38 Herter Norton, Mary Dows 40/39 Hertz, Alfred 40/40 Hertzka, Emil 40/41 Herzog, Baron André 40/42 Hess, Lara Straus (Mrs. Alfred F. Hess) 40/43 Hess, Myra 40/44 Hewitt, Maurice 40/45 Heyner, Herbert 40/46 "Hi" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 40/47 Hibbard, Charles L. and Alice 40/48 Hier, Ethel Glenn 40/49 Hijman, Julius 41/1 "Hil" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 41/2 Hilb, Emil 41/3 Hill, Arthur F. 41/4 Hill, Christabel 41/5 Hill, David J. 41/6 Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1919-1929 41/7 Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1930-1933 41/8 Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1934-1935 41/9 Hill, Edward Burlingame, 1936-1938 41/10 Hill, Edward Burlingame, undated Hill, Mabel Wood see Wood Hill, Mabel 41/11 Hill School (Pottstown, Pa.) 41/12 Hillard, Mary R. Hillyer, H. Stanley see Washington Square (N.Y.) Association 41/13 Hillyer, Raphael 41/14 "Hin" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 41/15 Hindemith, Paul and Gertrude 41/16 Hinman, Mildred Hinners, Howard see Wellesley College. Hinners, Howard 41/17 Hinton, Arthur and Katharine Gordon 41/18 Hirsch, Olga Hitchcock, Myrtle see Los Angeles. Hotels. Hitchcock, Myrtle 41/19 "Ho" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 41/20 Hobbs, Jane W. 41/21 Hobden, Ethel Hobdoes, Ethel see Hobden, Ethel 41/22 Hobron, Marie L. 41/23 Hoérée, Arthur Hoeven, C. van der see van der Hoeven, C. 41/24 Hoffman, Gertrude (Mrs. Ralph Hoffmann), undated (presumed early) 41/25 Hoffman, Gertrude, 1926-1929 41/26 Hoffman, Gertrude, 1930-1939 41/27 Hoffman, Gertrude, 1940-1953 41/28 Hoffman, Gertrude, undated (presumed late) 41/29 Hoffmann, Richard 41/30 Hoffmann, Rolf 41/31 Hofmann, Heinrich 41/32 Hofmann, Josef 41/33 Holden, Frances Colman 41/34 Hollman, Joseph 41/35 Holloway, Mary V. 41/36 Hollywood Bowl (Los Angeles, Calif.) 41/37 Holmes, Malcolm 41/38 Holmes, Rebecca W. 41/39 Holsinger, Walter Denman 41/40 Holst, Gustav 41/41 Homberg, Jeanne 41/42 Homer, Louise and Sidney 42/1 "Hon" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 42/2 Honegger, Arthur 42/3 Honegger, Henri 42/4 Honolulu Academy of Arts

Includes one item from Honolulu Symphony Society.

42/5 Honolulu Art Society 42/6 Hoogstraten, Willem van 42/7 Hooker, Adelaide Hoover, Lou Henry (Mrs. Herbert) see Stanford University. Hoover, Lou Henry 42/8 Hope, May MacDonald 42/9 Hopekirk, Helen 42/10 Horne, Margaret 42/12 Horowitz, Vladimir 42/11 Horszowski, Mieczyslaw (letter to only) 42/13 Housman, Rosalie 42/14 Hovhaness, Alan 42/15 Howard, Shafter 42/16 Howard University 42/17 Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe 42/18 Howe, Mary, 1923-1929 42/19 Howe, Mary, 1930-1935 42/20 Howe, Mary, 1936-1939 42/21 Howe, Mary, 1940-1953 42/22 Howe, Mary, undated 42/23 Howe, Merwin Howes, Arthur see Organ Institute of America Hoyt, Thatcher, Mrs. see Fergus, Phyllis 42/24 Hozack, W. 42/25 "Hu" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 42/26 Hubay, Jenõ 42/27 Hubbard, Frank 42/28 Huebsch, B. W. 42/29 Hüttel, Joseph 42/30 Huggler, John 42/31 Hughes, Adella Prentiss Hughes, Edwin see National Music Council 42/33 Hughes, Herbert 42/34 Hughes, Margo 42/35 Hull, Anne Hull, Cordell see U.S. Secretary of State 42/36 Hull House (Chicago, Ill.) Human, Alfred see Musical America 42/37 Hungary 42/38 Hunn, Doris Adams 42/39 Hunt, Horace 42/40 Hunter College 42/41 Huntington (Henry E.) Library and Art Gallery 42/42 Hurok, Sol 42/43 Huse, Harry Pinckney, Mrs. 42/44 Huss, Henry Holden 43/1 "Hut" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 43/2 Hutcheson, Ernest and Irmgart, 1917-1928 43/3 Hutcheson, Ernest and Irmgart, 1931-1941 43/4 Hutcheson, Ernest and Irmgart, undated Hutchins, Robert M. see Chicago University. Hutchins, Robert M. 43/5 Hutchinson, Charles L. 43/6 Hutchinson, Estelle Gould 43/7 Huybrechts, Albert 43/8 "Hy" miscellaneous see also "H" miscellaneous 43/9 Hyde, Florence 43/10 Hyde, Henry St. John 43/11 Hyde, Herbert E. 43/12 "H" not further identified 43/13 "H" "see references" 43/14 "I" miscellaneous 43/15 Iarecki, Tadeusz 43/16 Ibbs and Tillett 43/17 Ibert, Jacques 43/18 Ickes, Harold, Mrs. (letter to) 43/19 Ideler, Edwin and Pearl 43/20 Illiashenko, André S. Illingworth, Elsie see National Broadcasting Company. Illingworth, Elsie 43/21 Illingworth, Nelson 43/22 Ilsley, Samuel M. 43/23 Indiana University see also Rossi, Urico 43/24 Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra 43/25 Inge, C. C. 43/26 Ingelbrecht, D. E. 43/27 Ingerson, Frank 43/28 International Composers' Guild 43/29 International Society for Contemporary Music see also Stefan, Paul 43/30 International Student Center, Cambridge, Mass. 43/31 Ireland, John 43/32 Irion, Yolanda Meró 43/33 Irish, Leiland Atherton, Mrs. 43/34 Irvine, Libby Isadora Duncan Society see Duncan, Isadora, Society 43/35 Isbell, Charles W. 43/36 Isham, Edwin 43/37 Italy 43/38 Ives, Charles Edward and Mrs. 43/39 Ives, Henry G. 43/40 Ivimey, Joseph 43/41 "J" miscellaneous 43/42 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, undated

Presumed early, before 1935.

43/43 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, 1922-1928 43/44 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, 1930-1936 43/45 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, 1937-1939 43/46 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, 1940-1953 43/47 Jacobi, Frederick and Irene, undated 43/48 Jacob's Pillow 43/49 Jacobsen, Sascha 43/50 Jacquemain, A. 44/1 "Jam" miscellaneous see also "J" miscellaneous James, Alice see Longy School of Music 44/2 James, Helen 44/3 James, Ivor 44/4 James, Philip 44/5 James, William and Alice Jameson, J. Franklin see Library of Congress. Miscellany 44/6 Jameson, Mary 44/7 Janssen, Werner 44/8 Jaques-Dalcroze, Émile 44/9 Jarecka, Louise Llewellyn 44/10 Jaubert, Maurice 44/11 Jaulet, Pierre 44/12 "Je" miscellaneous see also "J" miscellaneous 44/13 Jefferson, Mary 44/14 Jennings, Hennen, Mrs. 44/15 Jeremy, Raymond 44/16 Jesinghaus, Walter 44/17 "Jo" miscellaneous see also "J" miscellaneous 44/18 Johansen, Gunnar, 1935-1939 44/19 Johansen, Gunnar, 1940-1948 44/20 Johansen, Gunnar, undated John Powell Foundation see Powell, John, Foundation John Simon Guggenehim Memorial Foundation see Guggenheim Foundation 44/21 Johns, Clayton 44/22 Johnson, H. Earle 44/23 Johnson, James P. 44/24 Johnson, Lockrem 44/25 Johnson, Reber 44/26 Johnson, Robert Underwood 44/27 Jokl, Otto 44/28 Jones, Isabel A. 44/29 Jones, Isabel Morse 44/30 Jones, Katharine Lee Jones, Mary Elizabeth see Pittsfield, Mass. Community Music School 44/31 Jongen, Joseph 44/32 Josten, Werner 44/33 "Ju" miscellaneous see also "J" miscellaneous 44/34 Judson, Arthur (concert management), 1922-1929 see also Columbia Concert Management 44/35 Judson, Arthur (concert management), 1930-1936 44/36 Judson, Arthur (concert management), 1937-1940 44/37 Juilliard School of Music 44/38 Juilliard String Quartet 44/39 Julber, Ovady 44/40 "K" miscellaneous 44/41 Kahan, Salomón 44/42 Kahgan, Philip 44/43 Kahn, Erich Itor, 1945-1949 44/44 Kahn, Erich Itor, 1950-1953, undated 44/45 Kahn, Erminie 44/46 Kahn, Mädie Kneisel 45/1 "Kal" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 45/2 Kalisch, A. 45/3 Kalischer, Clemens Kallen, Horace M. see New School for Social Research 45/4 Kaltenborn, Franz 45/5 Kanitz, Ernst 45/7 Kansas City, Missouri: Chamber Music Society of 45/8 Kansas City, Missouri. University of Kansas City, 1937-1939 45/9 Kansas City, Missouri. University of Kansas City, 1940-1948 Kansas City University see Kansas City, Missouri. University of Kansas City 45/6 Kansas, University of 45/10 Karrick, David Brewer 45/11 Kastner, Alfred 45/12 Katims, Milton 45/13 Katz, Hanns L. 45/14 Kauffman, Lesser 45/15 Kaufman, Louis 45/16 "Ke" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 45/17 Keim, A. 45/18 Keller, Harrison 45/19 Keller, Helen (fund appeals only) 45/20 Kelley, Edgar Stillman and Mrs. 45/21 Kelly, Cuthbert 45/22 "Ken" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 45/23 Kennedy, Charles Rann and Edith Wynne 45/24 Kenton, Egon 45/25 Kenyon College 45/26 Kerby, Marion 45/27 Kerntler, Eugène 45/28 Kerntler, Kálmán 45/29 Key, Pierre V. R. 45/30 Khuner, Felix 45/31 "Ki" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 45/32 Kieckhoefer, Marie 45/33 Kikutchi 45/34 Kimball, Eva 45/35 Kimberley, Elsie S. 46/1 "Kin" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 46/2 Kindler, Hans, 1918-1925 46/3 Kindler, Hans, 1926 46/4 Kindler, Hans, 1927 46/5 Kindler, Hans, 1928-1929 46/6 Kindler, Hans, 1930-1932 46/7 Kindler, Hans, 1933-1934 46/8 Kindler, Hans, 1935-1939 46/9 Kindler, Hans, 1940-1949 46/10 Kindler, Hans, undated 46/11 King, Louisa 46/12 King, Richard, Dr. 46/13 King and Queen Training School, Newtown, Va. 46/14 King-Coit School and Children's Theatre 46/15 Kingman, Russell B. 46/16 Kinkeldey, Otto see also New York Public Library 46/17 "Kip" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 46/18 Kirkpatrick, John 46/19 Kirkpatrick, Ralph 46/20 Kirstein, Lincoln 46/21 Kitson, Henry and Marie, 1932-1939 46/22 Kitson, Henry and Marie, 1940-circa 1950 46/23 Kitson, Henry and Marie, undated 47/1 "Kl" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 47/2 Klemperer, Otto 47/3 Kletzki, Paul 47/4 "Kn" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 47/5 Kneisel, Frank 47/6 Kneisel, Franz and Marianne Kneisel, Mädie see Kahn, Mädie Kneisel Knight, Francis M. see Ravinia Festival 47/7 Knittel, Fritz 47/8 Knopf, Alfred A. 47/9 "Ko" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 47/10 Kobbé, Gustav 47/11 Kochanska, Sophie 47/12 Kochnitzky, Léon 47/13 Kœchlin, Charles 47/14 Koenen, Tilly 47/15 Kolisch, Rudolf, 1934-1937 47/16 Kolisch, Rudolf, 1938 47/17 Kolisch, Rudolf, 1939 47/18 Kolisch, Rudolf, 1940-1942 47/19 Kolisch, Rudolf, 1944-1951 47/20 Kolisch, Rudolf, undated 47/21 Kolodin, Irving 48/1 "Koo" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous Koons, Walter see National Broadcasting Company. Koons, Walter 48/2 Kornauth, Egon 48/3 Korngold, Erich Wolfgang 48/4 Kornsand, Emil Kornstein, Egon see Kenton, Egon 49/1 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1916-1917 49/2 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1918-1920 49/3 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1921-1922 49/4 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1923-1924 49/5 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1925-1927 49/6 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1928-1929 49/7 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1930 49/8 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1931 49/9 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1932 49/10 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1933 49/11 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1934 49/12 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1935-1936 50/1 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1937 50/2 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1938 50/3 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1939-1940 50/4 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1941-1943 50/5 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1944-1949 50/6 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, 1950-1952 50/7 Kortschak, Hugo and Alice, undated 48/5 Kosciuszko Foundation 48/6 Koshetz, Nina 48/7 Koshland, Cora Schweitzer 48/8 Koussevitzky, Serge and Olga, 1932-1936 48/9 Koussevitzky, Serge and Olga, 1940-1953 48/10 Koussevitzky, Serge and Olga, undated 48/11 Koutzen, Boris 48/12 "Kr" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 48/13 Kraeuter, Karl H. 48/14 Kraeuter, Phyllis Kramer, A. Walter see Musical America: Kramer, A. Walter] 48/15 Kréal, Ernest 48/16 Krehbiel, Henry Edward 48/17 Kreiner, Edward and Mrs. 48/18 Kreisler, Fritz 48/19 Krenek, Ernst 48/20 Kreshover, Charles 48/21 Kresz, Géza de see also De Kresz, Géza and Hart House String Quartet 48/22 Křička, Jaroslav 48/23 Krips, Alfred and Helen 51/1 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1923-1929 51/2 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1930-1933 51/3 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1934 51/4 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1935-1936 51/5 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1937-1938 51/6 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1939-1940 51/7 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1941-1943 51/8 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1944-1949 51/9 Kroll, William and Pearl, 1950-1952 51/10 Kroll, William and Pearl, undated

From the 160 West 87th Street residence.

51/11 Kroll, William and Pearl, undated

From the 50 West 67th Street residence.

51/12 Kroll, William and Pearl, undated

From the 105 West 73rd Street residence.

51/13 Kroll, William and Pearl, undated

From the 244 Riveside Drive residence.

51/14 Kroll, William and Pearl, undated

From various addresses.

48/24 Krone, Max T. 48/25 Kronke, Emil 48/26 Kroyt, Boris 48/27 "Ku" miscellaneous see also "K" miscellaneous 48/28 Küstermeier, Rudolf 48/29 Kunz, Felix 48/30 Kurenko, Maria 48/31 "L" miscellaneous 48/32 Laberge, Bernard see also Colbert-Laberge Concert Management 48/33 Labunski, Felix 48/34 La Fontaine, Henry Laidler, Harry W. see League for Industrial Democracy 48/35 Lajtha, László 48/36 Lally, Howard 48/37 Lambert, Alexander 48/38 Lambert, Pierre 48/39 Lamond, Felix and Margaret 48/40 "Lan" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 48/41 Land, Harold 48/42 Landmann, H. C. 48/43 Landowska, Wanda 48/44 Landre, Willem Landshoff, Werner see Vielle Trio 48/45 Lang, Malcolm 48/46 Lang, Margaret Ruthven 48/47 Lange, Hans 48/48 Langendoen, J. C. 48/49 Langenus, Gustave 48/50 Langley, Allan Lincoln 48/51 Langley, Beatrice J. 48/52 Lanier, Harriet 48/53 Lansburgh, Julius, Mrs. 48/54 Lansing, Robert and Eleanor 48/55 Lanzer, Carl 52/1 "Lap" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 52/2 Lapham, Evadna 52/3 Lapidus, George 52/4 Laporte, Lucien La Prade, Ernest see National Broadcasting Company. La Prade, Ernest LaRue, Jan see Wellesley College. LaRue, Jan 52/5 Laskine, Lily 52/6 Lattuada, Felice 52/7 "Lau" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 52/8 Laurent, Georges 52/9 Laurinburg Normal and Industrial Institute 52/10 Lausanne. Université 52/11 LaViolette, Wesley 52/12 Lawrence, Lucile 52/13 Lawton, Dorothy 52/14 Lawton, Mary 52/15 Lazan, Albert and Helen 52/16 "Le" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 52/17 League for Industrial Democracy 52/18 League of Composers. Reis, Claire R., 1922-1934 52/19 League of Composers. Reis, Claire R., 1937-1947 52/20 League of Composers: miscellany 52/21 Le Bœuf, Henry 52/22 Ledent, René 52/23 Lederman, Minna 52/24 Lee, Dai-Keong (letter to) Lee, Dorothy see Stanford University. Friends of Music 52/25 Lee, Julia Tolman Leedy, Charles Denoe see Mount Holyoke College. Leedy, Charles Denoe 52/26 Legge, Robin H. 52/27 Leginska, Ethel Legion of Honor see France. Legion of Honor 52/28 Leichtentritt, Hugo 52/29 Leiser, Clara M. 52/30 Le Maire, Josef 52/31 Lenox Quartet 52/32 Lenox, Mass. 52/33 Lenski, Vladimir Lent, Sylvia see Frankenstein, Alfred and Sylvia 52/34 Leon, [illegible] 52/35 "Ler" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 52/36 Le Roy, René, 1930-1935 52/37 Le Roy, René, 1936-1943, undated 52/38 Leschetizky, Marie Gabrielle 52/39 Lester, Margaret and William 52/40 Letz, Hans 52/41 Levant, Oscar 52/42 Levarie, Siegmund 52/43 Levey, James Levine, Marks see National Broadcasting Company: Levine, Marks 52/44 Levitzki, Mischa 52/45 Levy, John Lewis, Alfred Baker see Socialist Party of the United States of America Lewis, Marx see Socialist Party of the United States of America 52/46 Lewisohn, Irene 52/47 Lewyn, Helena 52/48 Lhévinne, Josef 52/49 Lhoest, Liliane 52/50 "Li" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 53/1 Library of Congress. Clapp, Verner W. 54/1 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, undated

These are probably pre-1933.

54/2 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1922-1923 54/3 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1924 54/4 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1925 54/5 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1926 54/6 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1927 54/7 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1928 54/8 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1929 54/9 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1930 55/1 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1931 55/2 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1932 55/3 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1933 55/4 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1933 (carbons) 55/5 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1934 55/6 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1935 55/7 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1936 55/8 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1937, Jan.-Oct. 55/9 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1937, Nov.-Dec. 55/10 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1938 55/11 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1939-1944, 1983 55/12 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, 1939-1941 55/13 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, undated

These are probably post-1932.

55/14 Library of Congress. Engel, Carl, undated and miscellany 53/2 Library of Congress. Evans, Luther H. 53/3 Library of Congress. Friends of Music in the Library of Congress 53/4 Library of Congress. Legal advice to E.S. Coolidge regarding establishment of Berkshire Music Colony and the Library of Congress foundation 53/5 Library of Congress. MacLeish, Archibald 53/6 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1923 53/7 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1924 53/8 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1925 53/9 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1926-1927 53/10 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1928-1932 53/11 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1933 53/12 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1934-1935 53/13 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1936-1937 53/14 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1938 53/15 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, 1939, 1950 53/16 Library of Congress. Putnam, Herbert, undated 53/17 Library of Congress. Rogers, Mary R., 1933-1936 53/18 Library of Congress. Rogers, Mary R., 1937-1939 53/19 Library of Congress. Rogers, Mary R., 1940-1951 53/20 Library of Congress. Rogers, Mary R., undated 53/21 Library of Congress. Rogers, Mary R.: carbons of letters 56/1 Library of Congress. Shea, Aileen, 1927-1929 56/2 Library of Congress. Shea, Aileen, 1930 56/3 Library of Congress. Shea, Aileen, 1931-1937 56/4 Library of Congress. Shea, Aileen, carbons of material 57/1 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1937 57/2 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1938 January-June 57/3 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1938 July-December 57/4 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1939 January-May 57/5 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1939 June-August 57/6 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1939 September-October 57/7 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1939 November-December and miscellaneous 1939 57/8 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1939 carbons of letters 57/9 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1940 January-February 57/10 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1940 March-May 57/11 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1940 June-December 57/12 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1941 January-March 57/13 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1941 April-June 57/14 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1941 July-September 57/15 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1941 October-December and miscellaneous 1941 57/16 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1942 January-April 57/17 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1942 May-September 57/18 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1942 October-December and miscellaneous 1942 58/1 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1943 January-June 58/2 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1943 July-December 58/3 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1944 58/4 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1945 January-April 58/5 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1945 May-June carbons of letters 58/6 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1945 May-July 58/7 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1945 carbons 58/8 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1945 August-December and miscellaneous 1945 58/9 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1946 January-June 58/10 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1946 July-September 58/11 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1946 carbons of letters 58/12 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1946 October-December 58/13 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1947 January-April 58/14 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1947 May-June 58/15 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1947 July-September 58/16 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1947 October-December 58/17 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1947 carbons of letters 58/18 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1948 January-March 58/19 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1948 April-June 58/20 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1948 July-September 58/21 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1948 October-December 58/22 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1948 carbons of letters 59/1 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1949 January-April 59/2 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1949 May-June 59/3 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1949 July-October 59/4 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1949 November-December 59/5 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1949 carbons 59/6 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1950 January-February 59/7 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1950 March-June 59/8 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1950 carbons 59/9 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1950 July-December 59/10 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1951 January-April 59/11 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1951 May-August 59/12 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1951 September-December 59/13 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1951 carbons 59/14 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1952 January-April 59/15 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1952 May-June 59/16 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1952 July-December 59/17 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1952 carbons 59/18 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1953 January-June 59/19 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1953 July-1954 February 59/20 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, undated 59/21 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1953 carbons 59/22 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, undated and miscellany 59/23 Library of Congress. Spivacke, Harold, 1953-1954

Includes condolence letters regarding Elizabeth S. Coolidge's death.

60/1 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1934 60/2 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1935 60/3 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1936 January-March 60/4 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1936 April-June 60/5 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1936 July-December 60/6 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1937 60/7 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, 1938 60/8 Library of Congress. Strunk, Oliver, undated 56/5 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1938-1940 56/6 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1941 56/7 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1942 56/8 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1943-1945 56/9 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1946 56/10 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1947 56/11 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1948-1949 56/12 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1950 56/13 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1951 56/14 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1952 56/15 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., 1953 56/16 Library of Congress. Waters, Edward N., carbons of letters 56/17 Library of Congress. Gift acknowledgements, 1924-1933 56/18 Library of Congress. Gift acknowledgements, 1934-1937 56/19 Library of Congress. Gift acknowledgements, 1938-1953 56/20 Library of Congress. Round robins 56/21 Library of Congress. Miscellany, 1927-1933 56/22 Library of Congress. Miscellany, 1935-1953 61/1 "Lid" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 61/2 Liège, Belgium 61/3 Liège. Concours International d'Œuvres pour Quatuor à cordes Liepmann, Klaus see Massachusetts Institute of Technology 61/4 Lifschey, Samuel, 1917-1938, undated 61/5 Lifschey, Samuel, 1939-1953 Ligne, Prince de see Belgium. Ambassador Linch, Mabel E. see Philadelphia. Matinee Musical Club 61/6 Lincoln, Leland 61/7 Linden (attorney) 61/8 Lindholm, Carl B. Linn, Frances Burns see Santa Barbara (California) Public Library 61/9 Linsley, Ralph Lipa, Jaroslav see Czechoslovakia 61/10 Lipkin, Arthur Bennett 61/11 Lit, Janice Reed (Mrs. David Ellis Lit) 61/12 Litta, Paolo 61/13 Little, Ramona 62/1 Littlehales, Lillian, 1916-1925 62/2 Littlehales, Lillian, 1926-1929 62/3 Littlehales, Lillian, 1930-1933 62/4 Littlehales, Lillian, 1934-1936 62/5 Littlehales, Lillian, 1937-1938 62/6 Littlehales, Lillian, 1939-1940 62/7 Littlehales, Lillian, 1941-1943 62/8 Littlehales, Lillian, 1944-1946 62/9 Littlehales, Lillian, 1947-1949 62/10 Littlehales, Lillian, undated

Posted from Wilton, Connecticut.

62/11 Littlehales, Lillian, undated

Posted from New York, 205 W. 94th St.

62/12 Littlehales, Lillian, undated

Posted from miscellaneous addresses.

61/14 Litwin, Leo 61/15 "Ll" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 61/16 Llewellyn, Edward B. 61/17 Llewellyn, Louise 61/18 Llobet, Miguel 61/19 "Lo" miscellaneous see also "L" miscellaneous 61/20 Locke, Arthur W. 61/21 Lockwood, Normand 61/22 Loeb, Arthur L. 61/23 Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1918-1924 61/24 Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1925-1927 61/25 Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1928-1930 61/26 Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1932-1934 61/27 Loesser, Arthur 61/29 Löwenbach, Jan 61/28 Loewenguth Quartet 61/30 London 61/31 London. Royal Academy of Music 61/32 London String Quartet 61/33 Long, Kathleen 61/34 Longy, Georges see also Boston Musical Association Longy Miquelle, Renée see Miquelle, Renée Longy 61/35 Longy School of Music 61/36 Lopatnikoff, Nikolai 61/37 Lorenz, Karl