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Writings, 1914-1975
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BOX 135-141 |
About Serge Koussevitzky, 1914-1975
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Published and unpublished writings chiefly in English or Russian. Articles,
essays and news items written for newspapers, popular magazines and scholarly
journals; biographical materials; addresses; reviews; tributes; editorials;
typed or handwritten drafts; scripts from broadcasts; poetry and lyrics written
in honor of Koussevitzky; articles from programs; clippings; and reprints.
Includes some materials written by Olga Koussevitzky. Items may be accompanied
by various documents, including clippings, correspondence, programs, and
notes. |
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Arranged alphabetically by title, author, journal or magazine title, or
subject. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/1 |
A-C News, 1945
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BOX-FOLDER 135/2 |
Abell, Arthur, articles 1928 and
undated
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Various published and unpublished articles on
Koussevitzky by Abell. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/3 |
About young artists, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 135/4 |
"Aftermath of Koussevitzky,"
1926
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BOX-FOLDER 135/5 |
L'Ame des contrebasses et non plus l'ame des
violons, 1927
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BOX-FOLDER 135/6 |
"America's foremost orchestras," by Pierre
V.R. Key, 1945
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BOX-FOLDER 135/7 |
The American Mercury: "Koussevitzky," by Ernest Newman, 1924
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BOX-FOLDER 135/8 |
The American Record Guide: book review on Gentlemen, More Dolce Please! by Harry Ellis Dickson, 1970
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A memoir about the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. |
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BOX-FOLDER 141/1 |
The American Sketch, Nov. 1927
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BOX-FOLDER 135/9 |
L'Art Musical, 1937 and 1938
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Two items. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/10 |
The art of conducting |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/11 |
The art of conductorial gesture as developed
by Koussevitzky |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/12 |
Artist Life, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 135/13 |
Les arts et la vie, 1926
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BOX-FOLDER 135/14 |
Austro American Tribune, 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 135/15 |
Barchard, Adolphe article on Koussevitzky
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BOX-FOLDER 135/16-22 |
Biographical materials |
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Includes typewritten Koussevitzky biographical
narratives of various lengths, in both English and Russian; a typewritten
portion of a biography that Olga may have written; correspondence,
biographical outlines and entries, and other materials relating to his
submissions to various biographical dictionaries; and press
materials. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/23 |
The Biosophical Review, 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 135/24 |
B'nai B'rith National Jewish Monthly, 1935
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BOX-FOLDER 135/25 |
Boosey and Hawkes Inc. Newsletter,
1974
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BOX-FOLDER 135/26 |
The Boston Globe, 1962
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Typewritten copies of editorials. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/27 |
Boston Symphony Orchestra musician
remembrance |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/28 |
Bostonia, 1945
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Boston University confers upon Koussevitzky an
honorary degree of Doctor of Music. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/29 |
Brazil,
1948
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BOX-FOLDER 135/30 |
Brazilian trip, 1950
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BOX-FOLDER 135/31 |
Brookline Chronicle, 1941
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BOX-FOLDER 135/32 |
Bulletin of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1937
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BOX-FOLDER 135/33 |
Bulletin of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1938
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BOX-FOLDER 135/34 |
Bulletin of the International Music Council, 1964
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BOX-FOLDER 135/35 |
Bulley, Hebe articles,
1950, 1974
see also General Correspondence, Bulley,
Hebe
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Contains a 1974 article on Koussevitzky
published in Concern, and a typewritten
narrative entitled "Serge Koussevitzky and the Light Within," read by
Koussevitzky in 1950. |
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BOX-FOLDER 135/36 |
Burkat, Leonard article, 1957
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BOX-FOLDER 135/37 |
Butler Argus, 1943
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BOX-FOLDER 136/1-4 |
Cavallo, Diana. Triple memoir: A documentary
memoir of three 20th century lives, Koussevitzkys and Naumoffs,
1968-1973
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A typewritten draft of Cavallo's biography of
Koussevitzky. The title page indicates it was based on the reminiscences of
Olga Naumoff Koussevitzky, the letters and documents of Serge Koussevitzky,
and the Memoirs of Alexander Naumoff. Includes
correspondence with Olga and handwritten drafts and notes. |
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BOX-FOLDER 136/5 |
Celebrity Bulletin, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 136/6 |
Le chef d'orchestre comme soliste,
1927
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BOX-FOLDER 136/7 |
The Chicago Guide, 1972
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BOX-FOLDER 136/8 |
Chicago Sunday Tribune, 1947
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BOX-FOLDER 141/3 |
Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 28, 1945
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BOX-FOLDER 136/8b |
Citkowitz, Israel. "Orchestras, conductors
and musicians," 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 136/9 |
Clippings, 1925-1951, undated
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English and Russian. |
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BOX-FOLDER 141/2 |
Comœdia Illustré, Oct. 1921
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BOX-FOLDER 136/10 |
"The composer's conductor: Koussevitzky," by
N. Nabokov |
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BOX-FOLDER 136/11 |
"Composer's place," 1947
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BOX-FOLDER 136/12 |
The conductor, by Helen Bruno,
1928
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BOX-FOLDER 136/13 |
Copacabana, 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 136/14 |
Copland, Aaron on Koussevitzky,
1948
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Contains printed and typed versions of
Copland's essay "Serge Koussevitzky and the American Composer," and a sheet
with excerpts from various sources of Copland's views on
Koussevitzky. |
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BOX-FOLDER 136/15 |
Coronet: "Gods of the stick," 1939
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BOX-FOLDER 137/1 |
Daily Dispatch article, 1935
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BOX-FOLDER 137/2 |
Debussy, Claude on S.K., 1914
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BOX-FOLDER 137/3 |
A deserved rebuke, 1937
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Articles from the Pittsburgh papers. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/4 |
Donlon, J.P. Koussevitzky, 1974
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BOX-FOLDER 137/5 |
Double bass |
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Contains various pieces about Koussevitzky and
the double bass |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/6 |
Downes, Olin. "Koussevitzky as a
magnetic personality," 1924
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Reprinted from the New
York Times. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/6a |
Downes, Olin. "Series here ended by
Koussevitzky," 1939
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BOX-FOLDER 137/7 |
Downes, Olin. "Koussevitzky: mentor of young
composers," 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 137/7a |
Downes, Olin. "The artist and the state,"
1946
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BOX-FOLDER 137/8 |
Downes, Olin. Interview article,
undated
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BOX-FOLDER 137/8a |
Downes, Olin. "Concerning orchestra
personnel," undated
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BOX-FOLDER 137/9 |
Drake-A-Day, 1927
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BOX-FOLDER 137/10 |
Drake-A-Day, 1946
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BOX-FOLDER 137/11 |
Drake-A-Day, 1947
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BOX-FOLDER 137/12 |
Durgin, Cyrus. "Farewells," 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 137/13 |
Elie, Rudolph, Jr. "Dr. Koussevitzky in
rehearsal," 1947
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BOX-FOLDER 137/14 |
Elie, Rudolph, Jr. "Koussevitzky fires a
cannon," 1943
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BOX-FOLDER 137/15 |
The Etude, Oct. 1940
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BOX-FOLDER 137/16 |
The Etude, Feb. 1943
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BOX-FOLDER 141/4 |
The Etude, Sept. 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 137/17 |
Fadiman, Clifton. A word portrait of
Koussevitzky, 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 137/18 |
"Festival of American music,"
1948
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BOX-FOLDER 137/19 |
"First impressions of Koussevitzky's first
concert in America," 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 137/20 |
Fisher, Dorothy Canfield articles,
1944
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BOX-FOLDER 137/21 |
"For the day Koussevitzky retires,"
1948
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BOX-FOLDER 137/22 |
Foss, Lukas. Koussevitzky: a reminiscence
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BOX-FOLDER 137/23 |
"Hail and farewell," 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 137/24 |
Hanson, Howard articles, 1943,
1945
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BOX-FOLDER 137/25 |
Harvard Alumni Bulletin, Feb. 1935
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BOX-FOLDER 137/26 |
High Fidelity articles, June 1969
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BOX-FOLDER 137/27 |
Hollywood Bowl magazine, 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 137/28 |
How Koussevitzky enkindles listener
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BOX-FOLDER 137/29 |
Humphrey, Martha Burnham. An Eye for Music, 1949
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Includes a 1948 letter from Burnham to
Koussevitzky, and draft material for her book. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/29a |
Iablonskii, V.M. Sergei Aleksandrovich
Koussevitzky: a memoir [Vospominaniia] |
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The author of this undated draft article was a
professor at the Kiev State/Tchaikovsky Conservatory. "I remember the
enthusiastic opinions of the happy young musician ..." |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/29b |
In the midwest, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 137/30 |
International Musician, June 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 137/31 |
Israel Life and Letters, July 1950
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BOX-FOLDER 137/32 |
Israeli magazine, 1950
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Photo spread on the Koussevitzkys. In
Hebrew. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/33 |
Jar - Ptiza, 1921
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Biographical essay, in German. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/34 |
Kennebec Journal, 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 137/34a |
Kogan, Zinoviĭ. My reminiscences about S.K.
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BOX-FOLDER 137/34b |
Koussevitzky, I.A. and Schneider, A.
(Shneider, Alexander?). Skriabin i Kusevitskii (Scriabin and Koussevitzky) |
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From the papers of I.A. Koussevitzky. Glinka
Museum of Musical Culture, Moscow. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/34c |
Koussevitzky, M.A. Sergei Aleksandrovich
Koussevitzky: Vospominaniia plemiannika (Memoirs of a nephew) |
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Details of Koussevitzky's activities in the
beginning of his career in Russia. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/35 |
"Koussevitzky begins," 1943
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Account of Koussevitzky's first concert in
Boston, written by H.T. Parker in the Boston Evening
Transcript, Oct. 11, 1924. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/36 |
The Koussevitzky era |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/37 |
Koussevitzky fought for music now acclaimed
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BOX-FOLDER 137/38 |
"Koussevitzky gives views on work and
qualities of critic," 1934
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BOX-FOLDER 137/39 |
Koussevitzky illuminates both the new and the
old |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/40 |
"Koussevitzky in 1974: a centennial tribute" |
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Article in the program for the 94th season of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/41 |
Koussevitzky in time |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/42 |
The Koussevitzky legacy, a program series on
WBCN, Boston, Mass., 1967
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Includes programs, advertisement, scripts, and
press release. |
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BOX-FOLDER 137/44 |
"Koussevitzky suggests 50 cent tax for state
music," 1945
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BOX-FOLDER 137/45 |
Koussevitzky viewed as players see him
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