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BOX-FOLDER 17/3 Senokos [Hayfield]. [for piano solo.]
Holograph score in pencil, 4 p.
BOX-FOLDER 17/4 Time is Infinite Movement, for three voices. New York: Music Press, 1947 .
Printed in Modern Canons (no. 25, p. 29).
Two copies
BOX-FOLDER 17/5 Viĭ. [projected stage work; reduced scores for piano solo.]
Holograph score in ink, 9 p.
Holograph note in Russian on score: "Scene One, Act One."
BOX-FOLDER 17/6 Viĭ. [projected stage work; reduced scores for piano solo.]
Holograph score in ink, 6 p.
Holograph notes in Russian on score: "Viĭ by Gogol"; "Scene One, Russian Dance."
BOX-FOLDER 17/7 Vocalise (In modo russo), for unaccompanied mixed chorus (SATB).
Holograph score in pencil, 4 p.
BOX-FOLDER 17/8 Vocalise (In modo russo), for unaccompanied mixed chorus (SATB).
Printed scores. [Holland]: Leeds Music Corporation, 1953, 11 p.
Two copies
BOX-FOLDER 17/9 [Unidentified sketch]
Unidentified holograph material in pencil: loose sheets, 91 p.; one spiral bound music notebook, 23 p.
BOX-FOLDER 17/10 [Unidentified sketch]
Unidentified holograph material, 78 p.
BOX 18 Music of Other Composers
The Music of Other Composers series consists of manuscripts, scores, etc.
Arrangement is alphabetical by composer and title.
Abraham, Paul
BOX-FOLDER 18/1 Bal på Savoy, operetta in 3 acts: 11 selections arranged for voice and piano. Stockholm: Nordiska Musikförlaget, 1933 .
23 p.
Swedish text (Alf Henrikson).
Includes 3 p. typed German translations of parts of the text, two of which are notated in the score.
Eikhler, Dmitriĭ
BOX-FOLDER 18/2 Sem' romansov. [Seven romances.] [S.l.]: [s.n.], [1929] .
17 p.
Russian text.
Inscribed and annotated by the composer.
Contents:
  • 1. Noch'. (A. Pushkin)
  • 2. P'esn Barberiny. (A. de Musset)
  • 3. Ni otsyva, ni slova, ni priveta... (A. Aputkhin)
  • 4. Dozhd'... (A.K. Tolstoy)
  • 5. IA zdes', Inezylia... (A. Pushkin)
  • 6. Ostroë sekiroĭ... (A.K. Tolstoy)
  • 7. IA vas liubil... (A. Pushkin)
BOX-FOLDER 18/3 Ty i vy.
Holograph score; 4 p.
Russian text (A. Pushkin).
Includes a dedication by the composer to NL
Annotations; and a small watercolor on cover.
Franco, Johan
BOX-FOLDER 18/4 Alla Marcia, intermezzo for piano. New York: Composers Press, 1939 .
5 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
BOX-FOLDER 18/5 The First Born, for medium voice and piano. New York: Composers Press, 1939 .
3 p.
English text (Malcolm Cowley).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
BOX-FOLDER 18/6 Intermezzo 4, for piano. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
2 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
BOX-FOLDER 18/7 The Night of the Full Moon, for voice and piano.
Blueline score, dated 1939, 2 p.
English text (Lloyd Frankenberg).
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
Grechaninov, A.
BOX-FOLDER 18/8 Angel, op. 152, for mezzo soprano and piano. Leipzig: M.P. Belaïeff, 1939 .
4 p.
Russian, French and German texts (A. Pushkin).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
BOX-FOLDER 18/9 Dlia beregov otchizny dal'noĭ, op. 106, no. 8, for voice and piano. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, n.d.
7 p.
Russian, French and German texts (A. Pushkin).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
BOX-FOLDER 18/10 Gulial Andreĭ (Byelorussian song), op. 111, no. 1, for voice and piano.
Holograph score, 4 p.
Russian text
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff, dated 1945 Feb 18.
BOX-FOLDER 18/11 Kolybel'naia, op. 1, no. 5, for voice and piano. Leipzig: M.P. Belaïeff, 1912 .
3 p.
Russian, French and German texts (Lermontov).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
BOX-FOLDER 18/12 Step'iu idu ia unyloiu, op. 5, no. 1, for voice and piano. [S.l]: M.P. Belaïeff, 1912 .
5 p.
Russian, French and German texts (A. Pleshcheev).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
Lazăr, Filip
BOX-FOLDER 18/13 Deux chansons d'amour et une autre gaie, for voice and piano. Paris: Durand, 1926 .
6 p.
French and Romanian texts.
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
BOX-FOLDER 18/14 Trois pastorales, for voice and piano. Paris: Durand, 1927 .
French and Romanian texts (St. O. Iosif).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora Lopatnikoff.
MacKenna de Cuevas, C[armella]
BOX-FOLDER 18/15 Sonate für Violine und Klavier [S.l.]: [s.n.], [1931] .
26 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
Musorgskiĭ, Modest
BOX-FOLDER 18/16 12 Lieder, for voice and piano Leipzig: C.F. Peters, 1912 .
59 p.
Edited by Hans Schmidt
German text
Russian translations of selected song texts annotated in the score.
Sibelius, Jean
BOX-FOLDER 18/17 Flickan kom [The Tryst], op. 37, no. 5, for voice and piano. Berlin: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1904 .
7 p.
English and French texts (J.L. Runeberg)
Contains autograph of the composer.
Slonimsky, Nicolas
BOX-FOLDER 18/18 Yellowstone Park Suite, for piano. Providence, [RI]: Axelrod Publications, 1951 .
17 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
Stravinsky, Soulima
BOX-FOLDER 18/19 The Art of Scales, for piano. New York: C.F. Peters, 1960 .
23 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
Stutschewsky, Joachim
BOX-FOLDER 18/20 Vier jüdische Tanzstücke, for piano Vienna: Universal Edition, n.d.
16 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL; dated 1936.
Tcherepnine, Alexander
BOX-FOLDER 18/21 Entretiens, op. 46, for piano Paris: Durand, 1931 .
16 p.
Inscribed by the composer to NL.
BOX-FOLDER 18/22 Haltes, for voice and piano. Paris: Heugel, 1926 .
23 p.
French text (Guillot de Saix, after Gorodzki).
Inscribed by the composer to Nora [Lopatnikoff]; dated 1930 Oct 11.
German translations of two of the ten songs contained in this volume are annotated in the score.
[Unidentified]
BOX-FOLDER 18/23 [Untitled]
Ms. ; 5 p., in pencil and in ink.
BOX 8, 19-21 Correspondence
The Correspondence series consists of letters received by Nikolai Lopatnikoff.
Key to codes used in this inventory:
Correspondence of NL has been separated by subject (according to the practice set forth by NL in in the filing of his own materials: general correspondence was filed separately from correspondence relating to his opera Danton); the following codes indicate both subject and location:
  • G = NL's general correspondence (Box 19);
  • D = Correspondence relating to NL's Danton, op. 20, opera in 3 acts, 10 scenes. This material was originally filed together by NL (Box 20);
  • B = Correspondence and materials relating to Backstage of the Soul, a projected opera (Box 21);
  • C = Correspondence and materials relating to NL's Concerto, op. 26, for violin and orchestra (Box 8).

Correspondence of NL also appears in the following Special Collections in the Music Division of the Library of Congress: Copland Collection, 23 letters; one of which appears in a bound album of letters of tribute by several composers to Copland on the occasion of his seventieth birthday; Coolidge Collection, 1 letter; Koussevitzky Archive, approximately 50 letters; MacDowell Collection (from Mrs. S.H.H. Lopatnikoff to Marion MacDowell), 3 letters; Pisk Collection, 2 letters; Potts Collection, 1 letter; Schwerké Collection, 16 letters; Slonimsky Collection, 5 letters.
Arrangement is alphabetical by correspondent.
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