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Music, 1907-1949
(continued) |
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Summer Evening
(Abendlied), 1944
(continued) |
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Text by Matthias Claudius; English translation
by Theodora Lau |
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Vocal score for SSA chorus without lyrics;
printed score for SATB chorus; lyric sheets |
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Singenberger,
John |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/21 |
Earth Trembled (Terra
Tremuit), undated
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Vocal score for SAB chorus; printed vocal
score for two voices and organ |
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Note: Published version |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/22 |
Earth Trembled (Terra
Tremuit), 1942
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Vocal scores for SAB chorus; printed chorus
score |
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Note: Unpublished version |
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Somis, Giovanni
Battista |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/23 |
Allegro, 1946
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Score for wind quintet |
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Traditional |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/24 |
All Moch Sins Be Taken
Away, 1944
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Vocal score for SATB chorus;
sketch |
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BOX-FOLDER 1/2 |
Ancient Women (Alte
Weiber), 1940
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Vocal score for TTBB chorus |
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Note: From Des Knaben
Wunderhorn
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BOX-FOLDER 2/25 |
Charlie Is My Darling,
1945
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Score for piano |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/26 |
Christ Conquers, Christ
Reigns (Christus vincit, Christus regnant), 1942
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Score for piano; vocal scores |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/1 |
Faithful Johnny, 1943
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Vocal score for SSA chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/2 |
Glory Be to Thee, 1949
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Vocal score for SATB chorus; lyric
sheet |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/3 |
Hallowed Night, 1947
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Alternate title: Advent |
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Vocal score for SATB chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/4 |
On High from the Mountain
(Dort oben vom Berge), 1941
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Vocal scores for SSA chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 2/16 |
Thou My Only Light (Du
mein einzig Licht), 1942-1943
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Text by Matilda Stoxen |
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Vocal score for SSA chorus; printed vocal
score for SSA chorus |
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Note: Madrigal |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/5 |
We Love (Wir Lieben),
undated
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Vocal score for SATB chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/6 |
The Weary Day Has Passed,
1934
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Vocal score for SSA chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/7 |
Will You Marry?, 1942
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Alternate title: Common Bill |
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Vocal score for SSA chorus; lyric
sheet |
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Unidentified |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/8 |
The Day Is Done, 1940
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Vocal score for SATB chorus |
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Music by Others |
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Krueger, Ulrich |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/9 |
Sonata,
undated
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Photostat of score for flute and
piano |
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Schumann, Robert |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/10 |
Bei Schenkung eines
Flügels, 1932
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Vocal score for SATB chorus |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/12 |
Bei Schenkung eines
Flügels, undated
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Score for voice and piano |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/11 |
Frühlingsgrüsse,
undated
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Score for voice and piano in the hand of
Ferdinand Schumann |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/12 |
Frühlingsgrüsse,
undated
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Score for voice and piano |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/11 |
Ein Gedanke,
undated
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Score for voice and piano in the hand of
Ferdinand Schumann |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/12 |
Ein Gedanke,
undated
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Score for voice and piano |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/10 |
Glockentürmers
Töchterlein, undated
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Vocal score and lyric sheet in the hand of
Ferdinand Schumann |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/11 |
Liedchen von Marie und
Papa, 1937
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Lead sheet in the hand of Ferdinand
Schumann |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/12 |
Liedchen von Marie und
Papa, undated
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Vocal score for SATB chorus |
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BOX 4 |
Correspondence, 1907-1951
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The correspondence between Hernried and translator Theodora Lau largely comprises
this series. Although the material centers around translations of Hernried's
compositions from German to English, they also discussed their lives over the
course of this five-year exchange. Hernried confided his struggles and successes
with work, emigration, health, and family, including his children and nephew,
actor Paul Hernried. Letters from other correspondents cover such topics as music
and article publishing, guest lecturing, news from friends and colleagues,
employment opportunities, and Hernried's offers to serve the United States during
World War II. There are two letters from acquaintances, Gerhard Parrhysius and
Otto Wartisch, whom Hernried describes as belonging to the Nazi party. |
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Arranged alphabetically. |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/1 |
Becker, Arthur C., 1948-1949
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BOX-FOLDER 4/2 |
Bennedik, Frank, 1925
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BOX-FOLDER 4/3 |
Göttig, Willy Werner, 1949-1950
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BOX-FOLDER 4/4 |
Hickman, Hans, 1949-1950
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Note: Hernried's former student at the State
Academy for Church and School Music in Berlin, circa 1928-1930 |
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Includes: Clippings |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/5 |
Indiana Department of
Education, 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 4/6 |
Konservatorium der Gesellschaft
der Musikfreunde in Wien, 1907
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Note: Notification of prize for "The Mourning
Willow Tree" |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/7-12 |
Lau, Theodora (translator),
1945-1951
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BOX-FOLDER 4/13 |
McArtor, Marion, 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 4/14 |
Moore, Douglas (Columbia
University), 1940-1943 and
undated
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BOX-FOLDER 4/15 |
Moser, Hans Joachim, 1948-1950
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BOX-FOLDER 4/16 |
Parrhysius, Gerhard, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 4/17 |
Siemons, Egon, 1950-1951
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BOX-FOLDER 4/18 |
Theodore Presser Inc., 1949
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BOX-FOLDER 4/19 |
U.S. Office of War Information,
1944
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BOX-FOLDER 4/20 |
U.S. War Department, 1943
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BOX-FOLDER 4/21 |
Wartisch, Otto, 1948
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BOX-FOLDER 4/22 |
Who's Who in the Western Hemisphere, 1943
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BOX 4 |
Writings, 1930-1949
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This series consists of four articles written by Hernried and reviews of his opera The Peasant Woman (Die Bäuerin). |
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Arranged in two file units and alphabetically by title therein. |
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By Hernried |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/23 |
Criticism of Hernried's
compositions, undated
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BOX-FOLDER 4/24 |
Detroit's Musical Life,
1949
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BOX-FOLDER 4/25 |
The Radio and the Education
of the People, 1930
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Translated by Peter Panoff |
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Language:
Material in Bulgarian
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BOX-FOLDER 4/26 |
The Truth About Wilhelm
Furtwängler, 1946
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Includes: Clippings; correspondence with Yehudi
Menuhin, Frederic Zweig, and Willhelm Furtwängler |
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Writings by Others |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/27 |
Reviews of Die Bäuerin, 1932
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BOX 4-5 |
Biographical Information, 1909-1950
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This series contains testimonials from professors, employers, and fellow artists;
military records; and articles written about Hernried. Regarding his emigration to
escape the Nazi regime are the letters terminating his teaching position in Berlin
and the passenger manifest for the ship on which he sailed to New York in
1939. |
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Arranged chronologically. |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/26 |
Professors' testimonials, 1909-1912
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BOX-FOLDER 4/27 |
Employment records, 1910-1926
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BOX-FOLDER 4/28, 5/2-3 |
Military documents, 1917-1918, 1933-1935
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BOX-FOLDER 4/29 |
Termination of teaching
position in Berlin, 1934
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BOX-FOLDER 4/30 |
Support for regaining Austrian
citizenship, 1937
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BOX-FOLDER 4/31 |
Passenger list for the steam
ship Statendem, 1939
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BOX-FOLDER 4/32 |
Guggenheim fellowship
application, 1944
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BOX-FOLDER 4/33 |
Script for radio broadcast,
"Indiana's Adopted Composer", 1945
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BOX-FOLDER 4/34 |
Article, "Meeting with Robert
Hernried", 1946
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By Paul Nettl |
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BOX-FOLDER 4/35 |
Biographical article, 1950
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BOX-FOLDER 4/36 |
Biographical article,
undated
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BOX-FOLDER 4/37 |
Schlaraffia passport,
undated
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BOX-FOLDER 5/1 |
Military medals,
undated
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BOX 3-4 |
Programs and Publicity, 1945-1950
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Programs and one poster comprise this series. The poster advertises a performance
of Hernried's Mass in D, and the programs are for performances he attended,
performances of his works, or performances of his students. |
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Arranged alphabetically by format. |
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BOX-FOLDER 3/13 |
Poster for Mass in D
performance by the Detroit Opera Society, 1949
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