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Music, 1915-1967
(continued) |
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Music composed by Geraldine
Farrar
(continued) |
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Valse
caressante (continued) |
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Sketches and holograph piano-vocal
score |
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BOX-FOLDER 5/40 |
Vocal
exercises |
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BOX-FOLDER 5/36 |
Whisper
you care, 1938
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 5/35 |
Whisper
you care |
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Holograph piano-vocal score |
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BOX-FOLDER 5/37 |
Xmas
greeting |
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Sketches and printed Christmas card
version |
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Music edited and/or arranged by
Geraldine Farrar
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BOX-FOLDER 6/19 |
Challenge, 1940
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By Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky; words and vocal
arrangement by Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Charles Foley |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/10 |
Dear homeland: Viennese
popular song, 1915
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By Fritz Kreisler; poem and vocal setting by
Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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Note: Based on the composer's "The old
refrain" |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/20 |
Dialogue |
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By Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/3 |
Evening |
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By Ludwig van Beethoven |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/12 |
Fair Rosmarin: A Viennese
love song, 1935
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By Fritz Kreisler; poem and vocal setting by
Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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Note: Based on the composer's "Schön
Rosmarin" |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/11 |
Fair Rosmarin |
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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Farrar's lyric sheets, sketches, and printed
score of Kreisler original |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/22 |
Juliet's farewell, 1940
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By Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky; lyrics and vocal
arrangement by Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Charles Foley |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/6 |
Liebesfreud (Love's
delight): for two pianos |
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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Farrar's sketches and printed version |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/8 |
Love comes and goes: A
Viennese love song, 1934
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By Fritz Kreisler; poem and vocal setting by
Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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Note: Based on the composer's
"Liebeslied" |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/5 |
Mandarin princess, 1938
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By Howard Gilmour |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/4 |
Mandarin princess |
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By Howard Gilmour; lyrics by Geraldine
Farrar |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/17 |
Mélodie, op. 3, no. 3 |
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By Sergei Rachmaninoff |
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Printed score of Rachmaninoff original and
sketches for Farrar's version, titled "Reverie" |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/9 |
The old refrain (Viennese
popular song) |
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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Farrar's lyric sheets and printed score of
Kreisler original |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/21 |
Romeo and Juliet |
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By Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky |
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Sketches of aria excerpt |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/14 |
Shepherd's madrigal: Old
German, 1937
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/13 |
Shepherd's madrigal |
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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Farrar's sketches and printed score of Kreisler
original |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/18 |
Slumber song |
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By Robert Schumann |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/2 |
Supplication (Air on the G
string), 1937
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/1 |
Supplication (Air on the G
string) |
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/16 |
Tears: Song for voice and
piano, 1935
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By Modest Petrovich Moussorgsky; poem and vocal
setting by Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/15 |
The whole world knows: A
Viennese love song, 1934
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By Fritz Kreisler; poem and vocal setting by
Geraldine Farrar |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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Note: Based on the composer's "Caprice
Viennois" |
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Vocal works translated by
Geraldine Farrar
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BOX-FOLDER 6/27 |
The alder tree (Before my window), 1922
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By Sergei Rachmaninoff; Russian lyrics by G.
Galina |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/32 |
Betracht dies herz |
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Unidentified composer |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/28 |
The fountain, op. 26, no. 11, 1922
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By Sergei Rachmaninoff; words by Th.
Tjuttschew |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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Note: Includes printed score with pencil
translation of text |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/29 |
Here beauty dwells, 1922
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By Sergei Rachmaninoff; Russian lyrics by G.
Galina |
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Publisher's proofs and score of final printed
version |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/33 |
Kommet her ihr armen Sünder |
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Unidentified composer |
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Sketches |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/24 |
Liebeslied: Duett aus dem singspiel "Sissy" (Love comes and goes) |
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By Fritz Kreisler |
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Printed score with pencil translation of
text |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/30 |
The mirage, 1922
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By Sergei Rachmaninoff; Russian lyrics by K.
Balmont (after Shelley) |
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New York: Carl Fischer, Inc. |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/26 |
Die oasis. Der "Bilder des orients," op. 10, no. 4 |
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By Carl Loewe |
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Printed score with pencil translation of
text |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/25 |
Oh
wie schön |
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By Franz Lehar |
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Holograph music and lyric sheets |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/31 |
Sängerstrost (Singer's consolation), op. 127, no. 1 |
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By Robert Schumann |
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Manuscript, music, and translation in Farrar's
hand |
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BOX-FOLDER 6/23 |
The wounded birch, op. 1, no.2 |
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By Alexandr Tikhonovich Grechaninov; lyrics by
A. Tolstoi |
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Printed score with pencil translation |
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Music By Other
Composers
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BOX-FOLDER 7/4 |
Arie der Lucette aus
"Silvain" |
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By M. Grétry |
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Score and orchestral parts (two sets), one
handwritten and one mimeographed |
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BOX-FOLDER 7/3 |
Der fünf gedichte
für eine frauenstimme mit pianofortebegleitung |
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By Richard Wagner; orchestrated by Felix
Mottl |
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Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne |
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Contents:
- No. 3: Im Treibhaus (Studie zu Tristan und Isolde)
- No. 4: Schmerzen
- No. 5: Träume
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BOX-FOLDER 7/2 |
My favorite songs
(Favorite songs of famous singers series), 1916
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Arranged by Geraldine Farrar |
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Boston: Oliver Ditson Company. |
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BOX-FOLDER 7/1 |
The silver
ring |
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By Chamade |
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