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BOX 24 |
Supplemental Materials, circa 1940-1953
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BOX-FOLDER 24/1 |
Correspondence,
1948
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Letters, telegrams, transcriptions |
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March 4 letter Henri Barraud to Stravinsky
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March 16 letter Pierre Crénesse to Stravinsky |
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March 16 telegram Crénesse to Stravinsky
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March 16 telegram Crénesse to Stravinsky
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March 19 telegram Stravinsky to Crénesse
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March 20 Stravinsky's transcription of telegram from Crénesse |
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March 22 telegram Stravinsky to Crénesse
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March 22 holograph manuscript transcription telegram from Stravinsky to Crénesse |
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March 25 script for Stravinsky's tribute to Debussy |
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March 29 telegram Crénesse thanking Stravinksy |
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April 26 letter Crénesse to Stravinsky
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BOX-FOLDER 24/2 |
Sound Recordings,
circa 1940-1952
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26 photocopied pages of acetate disc jackets |
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Stravinsky conducting the New York Philharmonic,
1940 April 7
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6-disc set |
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Fragments of Firebird, Petrushka, and Sacre du printemps
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Stravinsky conducting the Boston Symphony,
1944 January
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6-disc set |
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Symphony in C, excerpts of Norwegian moods
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Stravinsky conducting the Boston Symphony,
1945
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3-disc album |
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Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2
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Note: Record labels identify performance by Philharmonic Society of New York |
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CBS "Invitation to Music Broadcasts,"
1946 January
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12-disc album and album spine
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Apollo, Symphony of Psalms, and Symphony in 3 Movements
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Stravinsky conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra,
1947 January 11
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Pulcinella, Scherzo à la russe, Circus Polka, and Divertimento
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Igor Markevitch conducting in The Hague,
1952 June 10
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Pulcinella, Symphony of Psalms, Divertimento, and excerpts from Rake's Progress
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First performance of Cantata, Los Angeles,
1952 November 11
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Private performance |
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Jeu de Cartes, original "Telefunken" production and reproduction,
date unknown
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6-disc set |
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Stravinsky conducting his own compositions,
date unknown
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2 discs |
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Test pressings |
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Works unknown |
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Additional recording information |
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In addition to those listed above, recordings without jackets were transferred to the Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division in Culpeper, Virginia. These titles, which consist of Stravinsky's music and voice recordings, are listed below. Identifying information for the recordings was extracted from Craft’s original inventory and the Sound Online Inventory Catalog (SONIC) of the Library of Congress. While every effort has been made to identify these recordings, it is possible inaccuracies may exist. There are a small number of recordings of music by other composers that belonged to Stravinsky that are not listed. |
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Works:
- Agon
- Apollon Musagète
- Ave Maria
- Circus Polka
- Concertos, piano, instrumental ensemble
- Concertos, orchestra, E♭
- Histoire du soldat
- Mass
- Octet, flute, clarinet, bassoons (2), trumpets (2), trombones (2)
- Ode
- Orpheus
- Pater Noster
- Persephone
- Pièces faciles (Cinq doigts)
- Pulcinella. Suite
- Rake’s Progress
- Scènes de ballet
- Serenade, A.
- Symphony in three movements
- Symphonie de psaumes
- Symphonies d'instruments à vent
- Zvezdoliki
- Stravinsky's tribute to Debussy recorded 1948 March 23
- A Stravinsky Tribute broadcast 1948 April 10
- Corbett lecture with Craft, October 13, 1965, Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio
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BOX-FOLDER 24/3 |
Newspaper Clipping,
1953
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The New York Times,
22 March
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Photocopy |
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Photo of Stravinsky conducting the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra during a recording session of Rake's Progress. Mezzo-soprano Blanche Thebom, who played the role of Baba the Turk, is singing. |
