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BOX 1 |
Music,
1936-1952, undated
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The Music Series consists of Stokowski’s transcriptions of works by Johann Sebastian Bach and Modest Mussorgsky. The manuscripts are in the hands of copyists such as Lucien Cailliet and Sally Emrich. The transcriptions of Mussorgsky’s Night on Bare Mountain
and Tableaux d’une exhibition (Pictures at an Exhibition) were used in Walt Disney’s
animated film Fantastia (1940), for which Stokowski
conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra. |
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Arranged alphabetically by title. |
BOX-FOLDER 1/1 |
Aus tiefer Not, undated
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Manuscript score for horns, trombones, tuba, and
strings |
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LCCN:
66098808
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LCCN:
unk84053010
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Choral-Vorspiel, Wir glauben all' an einen
Gott, undated
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Manuscript score for band |
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Note: Inscribed by Sally M. Emrich, 1952
November 23 |
BOX-FOLDER 1/4 |
Choral-Vorspiel, Wir glauben all' an einen
Gott, undated
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Photocopies of manuscript parts for
band |
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LCCN:
m54001009
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Night on Bare Mountain (Witches Sabbath),
circa 1940
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By Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky |
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Manuscript score for orchestra |
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Alternate title: Night on Bald
Mountain
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Note: Staff paper marked "Walt Disney Studio
:: Music Dept." |
BOX-FOLDER 1/2 |
Overture no. 3 in D major. Aria,
undated
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Manuscript score for strings |
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LCCN:
50036928
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LCCN:
m59001763
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Tableaux d'une exposition,
1939
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By Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky |
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Manuscript score for orchestra |
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Alternate title: Pictures at an
Exhibition
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Note: Staff paper marked "Walt Disney Studio
:: Music Dept." |
BOX-FOLDER 1/3 |
Toccata and Fugue in C major. Adagio, 1936
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By Johann Sebastian Bach |
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Manuscript score for orchestra |
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LCCN:
66098806
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Correspondence, 1949-1959
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The Correspondence series consists of six letters from various composers to Stokowski. These include
a signed holograph letter from Carl Orff and signed typescript letters from
Reinhold Glière, Gian Carlo Menotti, and Jean Sibelius. More than forty collections in the
Music Division house further correspondence between Stokowski and other eminent
twentieth-century composers, conductors, and performers. Materials are in English unless otherwise noted. |
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Arranged alphabetically by last name and by date therein. |
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LCCN:
2017563761
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Glière, Reinhold to Leopold
Stokowski, 1955 December 12
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Typescript |
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Note: English translation included |
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Language: Collection material in Russian
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LCCN:
2017568531
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Menotti, Gian Carlo to
Leopold Stokowski, 1954 September 21
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Typescript, signed in ink |
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LCCN:
2017568540
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Orff, Carl to Leopold Stokowski, 1959 May
7
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Holograph, signed in ink |
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Language: Collection material in German
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LCCN:
2017566117
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Sibelius, Jean to Leopold Stokowski, 1949
October 11
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Typescript, signed in pencil |
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LCCN:
2017566116
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Sibelius, Jean to Leopold Stokowski, 1954
September 15
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Typescript, signed in pencil |
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LCCN:
2017566115
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Sibelius, Jean to Leopold Stokowski, 1955
May 11
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Typescript, signed in pencil |
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Artwork, 1910
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The Artwork series contains Arnold Schoenberg’s self-portrait, Vision, which he painted in 1910 and gifted to Stokowski
in September 1949. |
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Arranged alphabetically by title. |
SSF
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Vision,
1910
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By Arnold Schoenberg |
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Oil on cardboard, self-portrait |
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Note: Signed dedication to Stokowski on
front |