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Miscellaneous Music,
undated
(continued) |
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Miscellaneous Music
(Untitled)
(continued) |
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On record 4A (continued) |
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Note: "Sing my heart" on negative
only |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/3 |
#36 Parker and
Daniels, act III no. 5
see also
Uncommercial
traveller in Very Warm for May
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Photocopy and negative of manuscript piano-vocal
score, no lyric ; 5 p. each |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/4 |
Beguine con spirito |
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Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score and
holograph sketch, no lyric ; 5 p. + 1 p. |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/5 |
New #51 |
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Two photocopies and negative of manuscript
piano-vocal score, no lyric ; 4 p. each |
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Note: "Singing in a garden" on negative
only |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/6 |
? maybe
used |
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Photocopy and negative of manuscript piano-vocal
score, no lyric ; 8 p. |
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Note: "Maybe, maybe" on negative only |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/7 |
New #53 - slowly and
sentimentally |
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Two photocopies and negative of manuscript
piano-vocal score, no lyric ; 3 p. each |
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Note: "Singing to the stars" on negative
only |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/8 |
New #55 |
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Photocopy and negative of Robert Russell Bennett
manuscript piano-vocal score and manuscript sketch, no lyric ; 5 p.
each |
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Note: "Join in the dances" on negative
only |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/9 |
Rhumba |
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Photocopy of Robert Russell Bennett manuscript
sketch ; [1] p. |
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BOX-FOLDER 90, 102 |
Correspondence, 1913-1951
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Correspondence series is represented by four letters and one telegram. |
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Arrangement is by date. |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/10 |
Harry N. Wessel to Jerome Kern, 1913 May
10 |
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Typescript letter, signed ; [1] p. |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/11 |
Charles Previn to Mr. Dreyfus,
undated |
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Autograph letter, signed ; [1] p. |
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Note: written "at request of Mr.
Erlanger" |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/12 |
Kern to John [?], ca. 1928 February
18 |
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Autograph letter, signed |
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Note: regarding script for Oh, Lady! Lady!!
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BOX-FOLDER 102/13 |
Kern to [P.G.] Wodehouse, 1928 June
15 |
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Autograph letter, signed ; [1] p. |
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Note: reply written on back of telegram from
Wodehouse, the coded message is transcribed by Kern, his reply reads:
"Wodehouse/17 Norfolk, Park Lane London./Attitude perfectly friendly but Laddie
Cliff may fry himself before he can disassociate any portion libretto Oh Lady
Lady from music/Love to Ethel. How is Snork./Jerry." |
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BOX-FOLDER 102/14 |
Mr. Dreyfus of Harms, Inc. to Eastman Symphony,
London, 1928 June 11 |
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Telegram ; [1] p. |
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Note: subject is Kern's refusal to permit
production of Oh, Lady! Lady!! with new
music |
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BOX-FOLDER 90/2 |
Genevieve Fisch of Benton & Bowles, Inc.
advertising agency to Mr. Edgar Carver of Rodgers & Hammerstein,
1951 |
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Typescript letter, signed ; [1] p. |
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Note: regarding radio broadcast of Very Warm for May
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