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BOX 5-6, 17 |
Printed Music, 1924-1975
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This series consists of vocal and instrumental music that was printed between
1924 and 1975, with the bulk of the materials dating from 1931 to 1944. Duke
Ellington composed the vast majority of these works, and notable items
include sheet music for Ellington's vocal duet "Choo Choo (I Gotta Hurry
Home)" (1924), "Mood Indigo" (1931), "Sophisticated Lady" (1933), and
"Caravan" (1937). The series also contains a piano-vocal score for "I Got it
Bad (And That Ain't Good)," which Ivie Anderson premiered in the 1941 revue
Jump for Joy, and a 1961 piano solo version
of Ellington's The Asphalt Jungle theme from
the 1950 film noir by the same name. The piano solo version of Strayhorn's
"Chelsea Bridge," printed in 1942, is also worth mentioning. Ted Grouya, Ted
Koehler, Jimmy Johnson, Arthur Johnston, Jack Mason, Sam Coslow, and Frank
Perkins are some additional composers and arrangers whose work is
represented in this series, along with that of lyricists Johnny Burke, Mack
David, Johnny Mercer, Irving Mills, and Mitchell Parish. |
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Arranged alphabetically by title. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/5 |
The
Asphalt Jungle theme, 1961
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By Duke Ellington |
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Score for piano |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/1-2 |
Bird of Paradise, 1935
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By Duke Ellington; arranged by Spud
Murphy |
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Dance orchestra parts |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/5 |
Boy Meets Horn, 1940
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By Duke Ellington and Rex Stewart; lyrics by
Irving Mills |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Academy of Music |
BOX/FOLDER 6/4 |
Cabin in the Cotton, 1934
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By Frank Perkins; lyrics by Mitchell
Parish |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Mills Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/6 |
Caravan, 1937
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By Duke Ellington and Juan Tizol; lyrics by
Irving Mills |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Exclusive Publications,
Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/14 |
Chelsea Bridge, 1942
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By Billy Strayhorn |
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Score for piano |
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New York: Tempo Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/2 |
Chicago Stomp Down, 1927
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By Jimmy Johnson; lyrics by Henry
Creamer |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Jack Mills, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/7 |
Choo-Choo (I Gotta Hurry
Home), 1924
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By Duke Ellington, Dave Ringle, and Bob
Schafer |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Broadway Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/3 |
Don't Get Around Much
Anymore, 1942
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Bob Russell;
score by Toots Camarata |
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Dance orchestra parts |
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New York: Robbins Music Cororation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/8 |
Don't Get Around Much
Anymore, 1942
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Bob
Russel |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Robbins Music Cororation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/9 |
Don't You Know I Care (or
Don't You Care I know), 1944
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Mack
David |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Paramount Music
Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/10 |
Duke Ellington at the Piano:
Songs and Piano Solos, 1943
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Piano-vocal and solo piano scores |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 6/6 |
Duke Ellington at the Piano:
Songs and Piano Solos, 1969
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Piano-vocal and solo piano scores |
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Los Angeles: United Artists Music |
BOX/FOLDER 6/7 |
Duke Ellington Piano Method
for Blues, 1943
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Score for piano |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 6/8 |
Duke Ellington's Rhythmoods:
Original Compositions Arranged for Piano, 1937
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Score for piano |
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New York: Mills Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/11 |
Duke Ellington's Song Folio
(selections), 1940
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Piano-vocal scores |
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New York: Mills Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/3 |
Ebony Rhapsody, 1934
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By Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Paramount Productions Music
Corp./Famous Music Corp. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/4 |
Five O'clock Drag, 1942
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By Duke Ellington; arranged by Will
Hudson |
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Dance orchestra parts |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 6/1 |
Flamingo, 1941
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By Ted Brouya; lyrics by Ed Anderson |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Tempo Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 17/10 |
Happy as the Day Is Long,
undated
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By Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen; arranged by
Jack Mason |
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Cover only |
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New York: Mills Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/12 |
A Hundred Dreams from Now,
1959
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Johnny
Burke |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Vernon Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/13 |
I Don't Know About You,
1944
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Bob
Russell |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/14 |
I Got it Bad (And That Ain't
Good), 1941
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Paul
Webster |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/15 |
I'm Beginning to See the
Light, 1944
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By Duke Ellington, Harry James, Johnny Hodges,
and Don George |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Grand Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 5/16-17 |
Mood Indigo, 1931
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By Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Albany
Bigard |
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Piano-vocal scores |
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New York: Gotham Music Service, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/9 |
Mood Indigo, 1931
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By Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, and Albany
Bigard |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Gotham Music Service, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 5/18 |
Rock in My Bed, 1952
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By Duke Ellington |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Robbins Music Corporation |
BOX/FOLDER 6/10 |
Salute the Duke: A Musical
Tribute to Duke Ellington, 123 Instrumental Favorites, 1975
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Songbook |
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New York: Tempo Music, Inc. |
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Note: Scored for instruments in the key of C |
BOX/FOLDER 6/11 |
Satin Doll, 1963
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By Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer, and Billy
Strayhorn |
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Incomplete score for piano and
organ |
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New York: Tempo Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 6/12 |
Satin Doll and Take the "A"
Train in My Favorite American, Pop Solo No.
3, 1975
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By Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer, and Billy
Strayhorn |
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Score for piano |
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Includes: Works by Louis Armstrong,
Scott Joplin, and "Jelly Roll" Morton |
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New York: Tempo Music, Inc |
BOX/FOLDER 5/19 |
Skrontch, 1938
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By Duke Ellington; lyrics by Irving Mills and
Henry Nemo |
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Piano-vocal score |
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New York: Mills Music, Inc. |
BOX/FOLDER 17/11 |
Stormy Weather,
undated
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By Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen; arranged by
Jack Mason |
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