Finding Aid for the William Parks Grant Collection
MUM00657
Table of Contents
- Summary Information
- Biographical Note
- Scope and Content
- Arrangement
- Administrative Information
- Related Materials
- Controlled Access Headings
- PURL
- Collection Inventory
- Series 1: Music Compositions
- Series 2: Audio Materials
- Series 3: Academic Materials
- Series 4: Professional Materials
- Series 5: Personal Materials
- Series 6: Periodicals
- Series 7: Books
- Series 8: Visual Materials
PURL
http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00657/
Summary Information
- Repository
- University of Mississippi Libraries
- Creator
- Grant, Parks
- Title
- William Parks Grant Collection
- ID
- MUM00657
- Date [bulk]
- Bulk, 1940-1960
- Date [inclusive]
- 1930-1988
- Extent
- 41 boxes
- Location
- Blues Archive
- Language of Materials
- English
- Abstract
- Collection of scores, photographs, sound recordings, and writings of William Parks Grant, music composition professor at The University of Mississippi from 1953 to 1973.
Preferred Citation
William Parks Grant Collection (MUM00657), Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi
Biographical Note
William Parks Grant was born in Lakewood, Ohio in 1910. In 1932, he received the first Bachelor of Music degree ever awarded by Capital University in Columbus. An M.A. from Ohio State University followed in 1933, the subject of his thesis being on the music of Mahler, then almost unknown in the United States. In 1948 he received a PhD from the Eastman School of Music, submitting his Second Symphony as his dissertation. Grant composed symphonies, concertos, chamber music, piano music, songs, choral music, etc., and was the author of two books and 35 magazine articles. Grant held fellowships and scholarship from the Presser Foundation, Yaddo, the Huntington Hartford Foundation, and the Leonard Bernstein Foundation. Grant also taught music in the public schools of Ohio, at Tarleton State College in Texas, at Louisiana State University, at Temple University and at The University of Mississippi from 1953 to 1973.
Scope and Content
Collection of scores, photographs, sound recordings, and writings of William Parks Grant, music composition professor at The University of Mississippi from 1953 to 1973.
Arrangement
Series 1: Music Compositions (Boxes 1-6)
Series 2: Audio Materials (Boxes 7-17)
Subseries 2.1: Long-playing records, Subseries 2.2: Audioreels
Series 3: Academic Materials (Boxes 18-21)
Series 4: Professional Materials (Boxes 22-24)
Series 5: Personal Materials (Boxes 25-31)
Series 6: Periodicals (Boxes 32-33)
Series 8: Visual Materials (Boxes 37-41)
Administrative Information
Publication Information
University of Mississippi Libraries
Revision Description
Stub finding aid created 27 October 2005 by Chatham Ewing. EAD-encoded finding aid created by Kathryn Michaelis, January 2013. January 2013
Access Restrictions
The William Parks Grant Collection is open for research.
Copyright Restrictions
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement.
Additions
No further additions are expected to this collection.
Acquisition Information
The collection was granted to The University of Mississippi in William Parks Grant’s will. The materials were transferred to the university in 1988 and 1990.
Processing Information
Collection processed by Lauren Rogers, Edward Komara, Lynda McNeill, and Greg Johnson. Finding aid created by Kathryn Michaelis, January 2013.
Related Materials
Related Materials at the University of Mississippi
Komara, Edward and Lynda McNeill. William Parks Grant: A Catalogue of His Works. The University of Mississippi, 1997. Catalog record: https://umiss.lib.olemiss.edu/record=b2118898~S0
Controlled Access Headings
Format(s)
- audiotapes
- books
- correspondence
- long-playing records
- photographs
- scores
Personal Name(s)
- Grant, Parks -- Archives
Subject(s)
- Composers -- United States -- 20th century
Collection Inventory
Series 1: Music Compositions |
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Folder 1.1 Miscellaneous Notebooks |
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Folder 1.2 Lyrical Overture in C Minor |
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Folder 1.3 Concerto For Double Bass and Orchestra |
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Folder 1.4 A Passacaglia for Young Pianists |
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Folder 1.5 Cargoes (song) Scope and ContentPoem by John Mansfield, Music by Parks Grant |
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Folder 1.6 Gramophiles Programs |
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Folder 1.7 Symphony No. 2 in A-Minor |
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Folder 1.8 Notebook #7 (2) |
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Folder 2.1 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 2.2 Concerto for Horn and Orchestra, Op.11 |
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Folder 2.3 Clarinet Concerto, Op.14 |
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Folder 2.4 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 2.5 A Mood Overture |
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Folder 2.6 Prelude and Fuguing Tune Op.46 |
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Folder 2.7 Character Sketches |
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Folder 2.8 Transcription |
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Folder 2.9 Manuscript Notebooks |
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Folder 2.10 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 2.11 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 2.12 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 2.13 Unsorted scores |
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Folder 3.1 Orchestral Overture No. 4 Op. 36 |
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Folder 3.2 Homage Ode, Orchestral Overture No. 3 Op. 3 |
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Folder 3.3 Rhythmic Overture, Orchestral Overture No. 1 Op. 23 |
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Folder 3.4 Suite for String Orchestra Op. 21 |
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Folder 3.5 A Shropshire Lad Song Cycle Scope and ContentMusic by Grant, poems by A.E. Housman |
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Folder 3.6 Folder number not used |
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Folder 3.7 Night poem (no. 3) : for string quartet, 1942 Scope and ContentHandwritten score |
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Folder 3.8 Folder number not used |
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Folder 3.9 Rhythmic Overture Scope and Content22 parts |
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Folder 3.10 1st Suite for String Orchestra Scope and Content5 parts |
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Folder 4.1 Instrumental Motet for viols, 1954 |
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Folder 4.2 Instrumental Motet for string quartet, 1954 |
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Folder 4.3 Concert Duo op 48 for Tuba and Piano, 1954 |
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Folder 4.4 Sonata #2 for Piano, 1954 |
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Folder 4.5 Prelude and Fuging Tune, 1955 |
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Folder 4.6 Lento and Allegro, 1955 |
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Folder 4.7 Prelude and Fuging Tune, 1955 |
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Folder 4.8 Short Sonata/World of Shadows, 1963 |
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Folder 4.9 String Quartet No. 2, 1963 |
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Folder 4.10 Insouciance and Remorse/Brass Septet Op 57 No.1, 1963 |
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Folder 4.11 The World of Muse, 1965 |
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Folder 4.12 World of Fantasy for Pf., 1965 |
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Folder 4.13 Symphony #3, 1965 |
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Folder 4.14 On Hidden River/Brass Sextet, 1965 |
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Folder 4.15 There is a Santa Claus, 1965 |
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Folder 4.16 On Hidden River/Brass Sextet, 1965 |
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Folder 4.17 Suite #2 Opus 43 for String Orchestra, 1965 |
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Folder 4.18 Varied Obstinacy for Alto Sax and Tape Recorder, 1971 |
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Folder 4.19 Brevities, 1974 |
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Folder 4.20 A Quiet Piece op.47 for Organ, 1976 |
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Folder 4.21 A Quiet Piece op.47 for String Orchestra, 1976 |
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Folder 4.22 Prelude and Canonic Piece, 1988 |
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Folder 4.23 Pensive Monologues Op. 62, No.1 |
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Folder 4.24 Percussion Concert Piece Op.59 |
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Folder 4.25 Character Sketches/Suite for Orchestra Op. 58 |
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Folder 4.26 Lyrical Overture |
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Folder 4.27 A Musical Tribute |
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Folder 5.1 Sonata #1 in A minor, Op. 9, 1940 |
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Folder 5.2 Miniatures for Piano, Op. 10, 1940 |
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Folder 5.3 Friendship and Freedom, Op. 32, 1949 |
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Folder 5.4 Homage Ode, Op. 30, 1950 |
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Folder 5.5 The Food of Love, 1952 |
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Folder 5.6 Mood Overture Op. 36, 1955 |
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Folder 5.7 Lines from the Magnificat, Op 37, 1952 |
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Folder 5.8 The Cry of the Persecutor, Op 37 #2, 1952 |
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Folder 5.9 String Quartet, 1952 |
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Folder 5.10 Prelude and Dance for Brasses, 1952 |
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Folder 5.11 Dramatic Overture, 1952 |
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Folder 5.12 Poem for French Horn and Organ, 1952 |
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Folder 5.13 Poem for Violins, Violas and Cellos, 1952 |
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Folder 5.14 Communion Service in G Minor, 1952 |
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Folder 5.15 Suite for String Orchestra, 1952 |
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Folder 5.16 Soliloquy and Jubilation for Winds, 1952 |
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Folder 5.17 Scherzo for Flute and Small Orchestra, 1952 |
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Folder 5.18 Mood-Pair for Piano, Op 41, 1953 |
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Folder 5.19 Rhythmic Overture, 1955 |
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Folder 5.20 When the Wind Sighs Around the House, 1973 |
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Folder 5.21 Rose Und Tod, Op. 6, 1973 |
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Folder 5.22 The Ballet Master’s Dream, Op. 5, 1973 |
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Folder 5.23 Concerto for Horn and Orchestra, 1973 |
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Folder 5.24 Hangman’s Song, 1973 |
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Folder 5.25 Simplicity, Op. 28, 1973 |
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Folder 5.26 Laconic Suite, Brass Quartet, 1974 |
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Folder 5.27 Essay for French Horn, 1974 |
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Folder 5.28 Dramatic Overture |
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Folder 5.29 1st Suite for String Orchestra |
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Folder 6.1 Wilder Reiter (The Wild Horseman), from “Album for the Young” by Robert Schumann Scope and ContentArranged for second piano by William Parks Grant. |
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Folder 6.2 Sarabande by Johann Sebastian Bach Scope and ContentArranged for Piano Solo by William Parks Grant |
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Folder 6.3 When the Wind Sighs ‘round the House Scope and ContentWords by Alice Gay Judd, music by William Parks Grant. |
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Folder 6.4 Nocturne in A-Minor, 1928 |
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Folder 6.5 Scherzo in G-Minor, 1930 |
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Folder 6.6 Three Teaching Pieces for Piano |
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Folder 6.7 A Christmas Salutation, 1932 |
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Folder 6.8 The Galley Slaves |
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Folder 6.9 Berceuse for Piano |
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Folder 6.10 Two Teaching Pieces for Piano |
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Folder 6.11 Four Fanfares Scope and ContentBy William Osborne |
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Folder 6.12 Saraband in Olden Style Scope and ContentBy William Osborne |
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Folder 6.13 Concert Overture for Orchestra, 1946 |
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Folder 6.14 Concert Overture for Orchestra |
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Folder 6.15 Adagio Assai e Sostenuto |
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Folder 6.16 Introspective Poem |
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Folder 6.17 Introspective Poem (2) |
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Folder 6.18 Symphony No. 1 D-Minor |
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Folder 6.19 Prayer for Philadelphia |
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Folder 6.20 Percussion Concert-Piece |
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Folder 6.21 Symphony No. 2 A-Minor |
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Series 2: Audio Materials |
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Subseries 2.1: Long-Playing Records |
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7.1 Brahms, Johannes - Trio in A Minor in Six Parts, 1929 |
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7.2 Legendary Masters of the Piano |
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7.3 Beethoven, Ludwig van - Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat Major for Piano and Orchestra |
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7.4 Dvorak, Antonin - Concerto in B Minor for Cello and Orchestra |
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7.5 Kreisler Favorites |
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7.6 Brahms, Johannes - Concerto No.2 in B Flat Major for Piano and Orchestra |
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7.7 Menotti, Gian Carlo - The Medium, 1947 |
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7.8 Ravel, Maurice - Piano Concerto for the left Hand |
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7.9 Prokofieff, Sergei - Symphony No. 5 |
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8.1 Gayne Ballet Suite |
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8.2 Hayden, Franz Josef - Symphony No. 13 in G Major |
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8.3 Schubert, Franz - Symphony No.7 in C Major |
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8.4 The Hugo Wolf Society |
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8.5 Wer Maghte Dich So Krank/IHR Grab |
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8.6 Beethoven, Ludwig van - Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, 1941 |
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8.7 Associated Glee Club of America |
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8.8 Don Cossack Choir |
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8.9 Chaliapin, Feodor - Glory to Thee, O Lord/The Creed |
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8.10 Trinity Choir, Festival Te Deum |
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9.1 Beethoven, Ludwig van - Concerto No. 4 in G Major for Piano and Orchestra |
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9.2 Copland, Aaron - Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo |
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9.3 Wagner, Richard - Brunnhilde’s Immolation |
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9.4 Mendelssohn, Felix - Concerto in E Minor |
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9.5 Bloch, Ernst - Schelomo, 1941 |
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9.6 Strauss, Richard - Salome |
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9.7 Mahler, Gustav - Kindertotenlider: Song cycle for Baritone and Orchestra |
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9.8 Walton, William - Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, 1942 |
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10.1 Prokofiev, Sergei - Classical Symphony in D Minor |
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10.2 Prokofiev, Sergei - Peter and the Wolf |
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10.3 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Concerto No. 3 in D Minor for Piano and Orchestra |
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10.4 Nacht, Pillar of Fire |
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10.5 Haydn, Franz Josef - Symphony No. 94, G Major |
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10.6 Strauss, Richard - Don Juan |
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10.7 The Bicentennial Commencement Exercises of Columbia University |
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10.8 Great Masters of the Keyboard |
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10.9 Brahms, Johannes - Academic Festival Overture |
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10.10 Haydn, Franz Josef - Trio for Piano in E Flat Major |
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10.11 Liszt, Franz - Pieces from Fantasia |
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10.12 Franck, Caesar - Piece Heroique |
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10.13 Franck, Caesar - Andante |
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10.14 Bach, Johann Sebastian - The Passion of Our Lord according to St Matthew |
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10.15 Kreisler, Fritz - Caprice Viennois |
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10.16 Kubelik, Rafael - Pierrot’s Serenade |
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10.17 Chopin, Frederic - Nocturne in E Flat |
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11.1 Copland, Aaron - A Lincoln Portrait |
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11.2 Brahms, Johannes - Sonata in E-Flat, 1940 |
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11.3 Bloch, Ernst - Suite for Viola and Piano, 1940 |
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11.4 Beethoven, Ludwig van - Adelaid |
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11.5 Schubert, Franz - Libesbotscharf |
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11.6 Schubert, Franz - Am See |
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11.7 Schumann, Robert - Der Nussbaum |
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11.8 Schumann, Robert - Was Soll Ich Sagen |
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11.9 Wolf, Hugo - Andreken |
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11.10 Brahms, Johannes - Feldeinsamkeit |
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11.11 Brahms, Johannes - O Wusst Ich Dooh Den Weg Zuruck |
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11.12 Brahms, Johannes - Weihnachtsgesang |
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11.13 Werrenrath, Reinald - Danny Deever |
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11.14 Caruso, Enrico - Ave Maria |
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11.15 Rimsky-Korsakow, Nicolai - Song of the Viking |
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11.16 Fraser, Marjory - Song of the Hebrides |
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11.17 Gogorza, Emilio de - La Paloma |
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11.18 Bachelet, Pierre - Chere Nuit |
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11.19 Duparc, Henri - La Vie Antreieure |
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11.20 Rosenblatt, Kol Rosenblatt |
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11.21 Dvorak, Antonin - Violincello Concerto |
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11.22 Moussorgsky, Modest/Ravel, Maurice - Pictures at an Exhibition |
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11.23 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Songs of Rachmaninoff |
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12.1 Brahms, Johannes - Trio in C-Minor |
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12.2 Liszt, Franz - A Faust Symphony, 1944 |
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12.3 Chavez, Carlos - Sinfona India |
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12.4 Strauss, Richard - Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks |
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12.5 Debussy, Claude - Quartet in G Minor |
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12.6 Franck, Caesar - Symphony in D Minor |
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12.7 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus - Symphony No. 41 in C-Major |
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13.1 Mahler, Gustav - Das Lied Von Der Erde |
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13.2 Bliss, Arthur - Music for Strings |
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13.3 Strauss, Richard - Der Rosenkavalier |
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13.4 Stravinsky, Igor - The Right of Spring |
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13.5 Prokofiev, Sergei - Violin Concerto in D |
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13.6 Wagner, Richard - Tristan Und Isolde |
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14.1 Saint-Saens, Camille - Concerto No. 4 in C Minor |
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14.2 Prokofiev, Sergei - Concerto No. 3 In C Minor |
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14.3 Beethoven, Ludwig van - Concerto No. 5 in E Flat |
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14.4 Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Illych - No. 1 in B Flat Minor |
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14.5 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra |
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14.6 Mourssorgsky, Modest/Stokowski - Symphonic Synthesis |
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14.7 Verdi, Giuseppe - Rogoletto (Caro Nome) |
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14.8 Donzetti, Gaetano - Lucrezia Borgia |
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14.9 Donzetti, Gaetano - Lucia |
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14.10 Verdi, Giuseppe - Rigoletto (Quartet) |
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14.11 Verdi, Giuseppe - Rigoletto (E il sol dell’ anima) |
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15.1 Verdi, Giuseppe -Aida/Puccini, Giacomo – La Boheme |
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15.2 Verdi, Giuseppe - Aida |
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15.3 Verdi, Giuseppe – Il Trovatore (Act IV) |
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15.4 Mascagni, Pietro - L’Amico Fritz Scope and ContentOnly side 2 and 3 |
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15.5 Strauss, Richard - Der Rosenkavalier Suite |
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15.6 Bernstein, Leonard - Jeremiah Symphony |
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15.7 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus - Requiem in D Minor |
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15.8 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Symphony No. 2 in D Minor |
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15.9 Chopin, Frederic - Impromptu in A Flat |
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15.10 Chopin, Frederic - Fantaise Impromptu |
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15.11 Schumann, Robert - Novelette in D |
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15.12 Brahms, Johannes - Gavotte |
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15.13 Paderewski, Ignacy Jan - Minuet in G |
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15.14 Chopin, Frederic - Polonaise in Flat |
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15.15 Schubert, Franz - Impromptu in A Flat |
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15.16 Chopin, Frederic - Waltz in A Minor |
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15.17 Grant, William Parks - Essay: For Horn and Organ |
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16.1 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus - The Marriage of Figaro |
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16.2 Bach, Johann Sebastian - Brandenburg Concerto |
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16.3 Wagner, Richard - Die Walkure |
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16.4 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Concerto No.2 in C Minor |
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16.5 Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Illych - Symphony No. 6 In B Minor |
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16.6 Sibelius, Jean - Symphony No 2 in D Major |
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16.7 Rachmaninoff, Sergei - Symphony No. 2 in E Minor |
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16.8 Gershwin, George - Concerto in F for Piano and Orchestra |
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16.9 Gershwin, George - Rhapsody in Blue |
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16.10 Turina, Joaquin - Rapsodia Sinfonica |
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16.11 Griffes, Charles - Poem for Flute and Orchestra |
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16.12 Liszt, Franz - Concerto No. 1 In E Flat Minor |
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16.13 D’indy, Vincent - Symphony for Orchestra and Piano On a French Mountain Air |
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16.14 Chopin, Frederic - Concerto No.1 in E Minor |
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Subseries 2.2: Audioreels |
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17.1 Quartet in C Minor; First Suite for String Orchestra Scope and Content7.5-inch audio reel |
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17.2 The Cry of the Persecuted, May 1962 Scope and Content7.5-inch audio reel. Composers’ Forum. |
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17.3 Varied Obstinacy Scope and Content7.5-inch audio reel |
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17.4 Soliloquy and Jubilation; Character Sketches, 1970 Scope and Content5-inch audio reel |
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17.5 Soliloquy and Jubilation, 1975 Scope and Content5-inch audio reel. Memphis State New Music Festival. |
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17.6 The World of Shadows Scope and Content5-inch audio reel |
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Series 3: Academic Materials |
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Folder 18.1 Anti-education clippings |
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Folder 18.2 Southeastern Composer’s League Newsletter, 1969, 1976-1978 |
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Folder 18.3 Southwestern Composers Journal, Spring 1954 |
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Folder 18.4 Class notes from Eastman School of Music (1) |
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Folder 18.5 Class notes from Eastman School of Music (2) |
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Folder 18.6 Class notes from Eastman School of Music (3) |
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Folder 18.7 Council for Research Music Education information, 1971 |
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Folder 18.8 Brochures, Publicity Releases |
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Folder 18.9 University of Mississippi Music Department Memos |
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Folder 18.10 Miscellaneous Personal Papers |
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Folder 18.11 Unidentified material |
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Folder 18.12 Eastman School of Music-class notes, 1941 |
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Folder 19.1 Music Literature Outlines/Notes (1) |
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Folder 19.2 Music Literature Outlines/Notes (2) |
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Folder 19.3 Music Literature Outlines/Notes (3) |
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Folder 19.4 Course notes-Research 520 |
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Folder 19.5 Theory and Pedagogy Notebook |
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Folder 19.6 A Study of Modern American Chamber Music Scope and ContentTyped carbon |
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Folder 19.7 Book chapter: Chapter 1 – Mahler and His Music |
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Folder 19.8 Miscellaneous papers |
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Folder 19.9 Chapter VI Mahler’s Harmony |
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Folder 19.10 Resolution – University of Mississippi in memory |
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Folder 19.11 Miscellaneous music manuscript |
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Folder 19.12 Photocopies of articles by William Parks Grant, 1934-1972 |
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Folder 20.1 Music Dictionary manuscript |
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Folder 21.1 General information Scope and ContentComposition lists |
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Folder 21.2 Term Papers/Short stories |
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Folder 21.3 Lectures (1), 1951-1953 |
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Folder 21.4 Lectures (2), 1953-1954 |
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Folder 21.5 Teaching Guide, Notes, Articles |
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Folder 21.6 Newspaper clippings |
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Folder 21.7 Copy of Grant’s Master’s Thesis: “A Study and Comparison of the Symphonies an Orchestral Songs of Gustav Mahler,” 1933 Scope and ContentReading copy |
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Folder 21.8 Miscellaneous papers |
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Series 4: Professional Materials |
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Folder 22.1 Programs, 1920s-1930s |
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Folder 22.2 Programs, 1940s |
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Folder 22.3 Programs, 1940s |
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Folder 22.4 Programs, 1950s |
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Folder 22.5 Programs, 1950s |
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Folder 22.6 Programs, 1960s |
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Folder 22.7 Programs, 1970s |
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Folder 22.8 Programs, undated |
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Folder 23.1 Listing of compositions |
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Folder 23.2 Miscellaneous newsletters, brochures, etc. Scope and Contentre: Mahler Society |
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Folder 23.3 Miscellaneous pamphlets, newsletters, etc. |
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Folder 23.4 Brochures and pamphlets Scope and Contentre: Religion mystical |
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Folder 23.5 Brochures and pamphlets |
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Folder 23.6 Article: "Mahler’s True Intentions and Their Restoration in His Scores" |
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Folder 23.7 Miscellaneous papers |
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Folder 23.8 Miscellaneous papers |
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Folder 24.1 Minute book, 1938-1940 Scope and ContentMemos related to University of Mississippi |
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Folder 24.2 Minute book, 1947-1950 |
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Folder 24.3 Useful in his Day and Generation: James Alexander Ventress (1805-1967), 1980 Scope and ContentDissertation by Lynda Crist for the University of Tennessee |
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Series 5: Personal Materials |
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Folder 25.1 Correspondence, 1920-1930 |
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Folder 25.2 Correspondence, 1940-1950 |
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Folder 25.3 Correspondence, 1952-1954 |
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Folder 25.4 Correspondence, 1955-1960 |
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Folder 26.1 Correspondence, 1960-1964 Scope and ContentIncluding Howard Hanson, Leonard Bernstein, Willson Osborne |
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Folder 26.2 Correspondence, 1965-1969 Scope and ContentIncluding Harold Meek, Halsey Stevens, Maurice Abravanel |
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Folder 26.3 Correspondence, 1970-1973 Scope and ContentIncluding Harold Meek |
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Folder 26.4 Correspondence, 1974-1982 Scope and ContentIncluding Porter L. Fortune, letters from students |
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Folder 26.5 Correspondence, undated Scope and Contentre: Mahler, Mahler Society, thank you cards and notes from students |
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Folder 26.6 Childhood attempts at composition, undated |
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Folder 26.7 Childhood attempts at composition, undated |
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Folder 27.1 Journals, 1928-1946 Scope and ContentIncluded also Charlotte W. Grant’s 1924 Diary |
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Folder 28.1 Journals, 1946-1966 |
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Folder 29.1 Journals, 1967-1988 |
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Folder 30.1 South High Annual, 1927 |
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Folder 30.2 Northeast Junior College yearbook, 1947 |
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Folder 30.3 Citation from the University of Mississippi, 1974 |
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Folder 30.4 Funeral register, 8 April 1988 |
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Folder 31.1 Phi Kappa Phi certification, 1972 |
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Folder 31.2 Master’s Diploma from Ohio State, 1933 |
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Folder 31.3 Capital University Conservatory of Music Diploma, 1930 |
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Folder 31.4 Ph.D. Diploma from The University of Rochester, 1948 |
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Folder 31.5 Bachelor of Arts Diploma from Capital University, 1932 |
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Folder 31.6 Mounted photo of Robert and Jerry Grant, 1921 |
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Box 42: Scrapbook |
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Series 6: Periodicals |
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Folder 32.1 The American Record Guide, 1955 |
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Folder 32.2 The Musical Mercury, March-April, 1935 |
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Folder 32.3 The World’s Best Music by Helen Kendrick, Frederic Dean, et al. |
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Folder 32.4 The World’s Best Music by Helen Kendrick, Frederic Dean, et al. |
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Folder 32.5 The World’s Best Music by Helen Kendrick, Frederic Dean, et al. |
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Folder 32.6 Child Life in Music by Francis M. Arnold |
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Folder 32.7 The World’s Best Composers by Victor Herbert |
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Folder 32.8 Music Today, 1966-1968 |
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Folder 32.9 BMI: The Many Worlds of Music, October 1966, 1967 |
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Folder 32.10 Piano Guild Notes, March/April 1970 |
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Folder 32.11 Mississippi Notes, February 1970 |
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Folder 32.12 The Opera Journal; Flonzaley Quartet |
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Folder 33.1 Railroad Magazine, 1946, 1952 |
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Folder 33.2 ERA Headlights Newsletter/Magazine, 1943-44; 1946-51; 1953; 1955; 1968; 1970-1974 |
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Folder 33.3 Light Rail Transit, Spring 1976 |
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Folder 33.4 Railroad Illustrated, 1983 |
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Folder 33.5 Musical Newsletter, 1971 |
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Folder 33.6 University Letter: A Review of Programs, Policies and Procedures at the University of Mississippi, April 1972 |
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Folder 33.7 American Music Teacher, November–December |
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Folder 33.8 Ohio Schools: Official Journal of the Ohio Education Association, April 1936 |
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Folder 33.9 Music Educator’s Journal: Official Magazine of the Music Educators National Conference, April-May 1964; April-May 1954 |
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Folder 33.10 Keyboard: The Professional Magazine for Piano Teachers |
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Folder 33.11 Electric Railroads, 1937-1956 |
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Folder 33.12 The Street Railway Review, March-May, October 1973 |
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Folder 33.13 The Lensmen: A Portfolio for Railroad Photography, February 1973 |
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Folder 33.14 Library of Congress Lectures |
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Folder 33.15 Chord and Discord, 1934; 1939; 1941 |
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Series 7: Books |
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34.1 Fifth Year Music by Hollis Dawn Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.2 We Sing edited by Theresa Armitage |
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34.3 Senior Laurel Songs by Theresa Armitage |
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34.4 Fourth Book of Songs by Robert Foresman, 1925 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.5 The Music Hour by Osbourne McCarthy, 1931 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.6 The Music Hour by Osbourne McCarthy, 1931 |
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34.7 The Music Hour by Osbourne McCarthy, 1931 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.8 Together We Sing by Irving Wolfe, 1952 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.9 Third Book of Songs by Robert Foresman, 1925 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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34.10 Manual to Accompany a Child’s Book of Songs by Robert Foresman, 1930 |
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34.11 40 Songs for Voice and Piano by Purcell |
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34.12 A Choral Fantasia by Gustav Holst |
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34.13 At the Boar’s Head by Gustav Holst, 1925 |
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34.14 Toccata by Luigi Ferdinando Tagliavini |
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34.15 Scrapbook |
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34.16 Anthology for Music Analysis by Charles Burkhart, 1964 |
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34.17 Music Teaching in the Elementary Grade by George E. Hubbard, 1934 |
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34.18 New American Standard Bible: New Testament, 1971 |
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34.19 The Symphonies of Anton Bruckner by Gabriel Engel, 1955 |
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34.20 Return of the Swastika by Lord Russell, 1969 |
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34.21 A Treasury of Great Mysteries edited by Howard Haycraft, 1957 |
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35.1 Music Cultures of the Pacific, the Near East, and Asia, 1967 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.2 Guidelines for Style Analysis by Jan La Rue, 1970 |
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35.3 Our Musical Heritage by Curt Sachs Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.4 Music in the United States: A Historical Introduction by H. Wiley Hitchcock, 1969 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.5 An Introduction to 20th Century Music, 3rd Edition by Peter S. Hansen, 1967 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.6 Music in the Renaissance by Gustave Reese, 1959 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.7 A Treasury of Early Music by Carl Parrish, 1958 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.8 A Concise Dictionary of Music by Jack M. and Corinne Watson, 1965 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.9 What to Listen for in Music by Aaron Copland, 1957 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.10 The New College Encyclopedia of Music by J.A. Westrup, 1960 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.11 The Technique of Orchestration by Kent Wheeler Kennan, 1952 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.12 Harmony in Western Music by Richard Franko Goldman, 1965 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.13 20th Century Views of Music History by William Hays, 1972 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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35.14 A History of Western Music by Donald Jay Grout, 1973 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.1 Music in the Classic Period by Reinhard G. Pauly, 1965 |
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36.2 Baroque Music by Calude V. Palisca, 1968 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.3 Readings In Black American Music by Eileen Southern, 1971 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.4 20th Century Music by Robert Wilder, 1969 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.5 Word Origins by Cecil Hunt, 1949 |
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36.6 Paths to Modern Music by Laurence Davis, 1971 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.7 Renaissance and Baroque Music by Friedrich Blume, 1967 |
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36.8 20th Century Music by H.H. Stuckenschmidt, 1969 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.9 The Modern Sex Manual by Edward Podolsky, 1942 |
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36.10 History of Western Music by Donald Jay Grout, 1973 |
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36.11 Music through the Ages by James C. Thompson, 1968 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.12 Contemporary Music in Europe: A Comprehensive Survey by Paul Henry Lang and Nathan Broder, 1965 |
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36.13 Aural Comprehension in Music by Robert W. Sherman, 1972 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.14 Examples of Music Before 1400 by Harold Gleason, 1942 Scope and ContentAutographed by Parks Grant |
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36.15 Historical Atlas of the World |
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Series 8: Visual Materials |
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Folder 37.1 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1954 Scope and Content17 Photos: Boca Raton (Fla.) ; Atlanta (Ga.); Camilla (Ga.); Georgetown (Fla.); St Augustine (Fla.); Winter Haven (Fla.); Panama City (Fla.); Fort Walton Beach (Fla.) |
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Folder 37.2 Mexican Vacation Photos, 1955 Scope and Content218 photos: Mexico City (Mexico); Veracruz (Mexico); Puebla (Mexico); Oaxaca (Mexico); El Dorado (Ark.) |
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Folder 37.3 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1956 Scope and Content208 photos: New Orleans (La.); Martinville (La.); Killarney (Ont.); Jefferson City (Mo.); Spillville (Ohio) |
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Folder 37.4 Mexican Vacation Photos, 1957 Scope and Content338 photos: Tehuacán (Mexico); Puebla (Mexico); San Luis Potosí (Mexico); Morelia (Mexico); Patzcuaro (Mexico); Querétaro (Mexico) |
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Folder 37.5 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1958 Scope and Content150 photos: New York (N.Y.); Philadelphia (Pa.); Pittsburgh (Pa.); Hodgenville (Ky.); Detroit (Mich.) |
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Folder 37.6 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1959 Scope and Content159 photos: Tuscaloosa (Ala.); Little Rock (Ark.); San Francisco (Calif.); Los Angeles (Calif.); Death Valley (Calif.); Meteor Crater (Ariz.); Petrified Forest (Ariz.); Grand Canyon (Ariz.); San Jose (N.M.); Hoover Dam (Nev.) |
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Folder 37.7 Mexican Vacation Photos, 1960 Scope and Content100 photos: Celaya (Mexico); Cuautla (Mexico); Cuernavaca (Mexico); Tampico (Mexico); Mexico City (Mexico); Puebla (Mexico); San Luis Potosí (Mexico); Veracruz (Mexico); Tehuacán (Mexico); Oaxaca (Mexico) |
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Folder 37.8 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1961 Scope and Content85 photos: Troy (Oh.); Chattanooga (Tenn.); Great Smoky Mountains (Tenn.); Blue Ridge Parkway (N.C. and Va.); Madison (Ind.); Michigan (Mich.); Alabama (Ala.); Philadelphia (Pa.); Atlantic City (N.J.); St. Louis (Mo.); Great Lakes (Mich.); Niagara Falls (Ont.); Northern Ontario (Ont.) |
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Folder 37.9 European Vacation Photos, 1962 Scope and Content99 photos: Ireland; England; Austria; France; Italy; San Marino; Belgium; Holland; Switzerland; Germany |
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Folder 37.10 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1962-1963 Scope and Content18 photos: North Shore Line (Ill.); Chicago (Ill.); Cleveland (Ohio); Cairo (Ill.); Vevay, (Ind.); Dickson (Tenn.) |
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Folder 38.1 European Vacation Photos, 1964 Scope and Content122 photos: Italy; France; Spain; Germany; Austria; Switzerland; Denmark; Sweden; Oslo (Norway); Ireland; Liechtenstein |
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Folder 38.2 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1964 Scope and Content37 photos: Philadelphia (Pa.); California |
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Folder 38.3 European Vacation Photos, 1965-1966 Scope and Content92 photos: Vienna (Austria); Spain; France; Italy; Gmunden (Austria) |
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Folder 38.4 Oxford, Mississippi Photos, 1955, 1958, 1963, 1964, 1971 Scope and Content108 photos |
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Folder 38.5 U.S. & Canada Vacation Photos, 1967-1971 Scope and Content64 Photos: Ohio; Florida; Montréal (Québec) |
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Folder 38.6 European Vacation Photos, 1970-1972 Scope and Content69 photos: Vienna (Austria); Hungary; Switzerland; Liechtenstein; England; At Sea; Czechoslovakia |
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Folder 38.7 U.S. Vacation Photos, 1955-1960 Scope and Content10 photos: Mammoth Cave (Ky.); Jackson (Tenn.); Old Dime Box (Tex.); Monroe (La.) |
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Folder 38.8 Mississippi Photos, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 Scope and Content37 photos: Oxford (Miss.); Sardis (Miss.); Memphis (Tenn.); Helena (Ark.); Columbus (Miss.); Decatur (Miss.); Pontotoc (Miss.); Philadelphia (Miss.); Hattiesburg (Miss.) |
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Folder 38.9 Random-Postcards, 1936, 1960, 1965 Scope and Content33 postcards: Marie (Mich.); Dachstein Mountains (Austria); Lucerne (Switzerland); Hereford (England); Quebec (Canada); Stockholm (Sweden); Moscow (Russia); Rome (Italy); Teotihuagan (Mexico); San Francisco (California); San Jose (California); Michoacán (Mexico); Germany; Granada (Spain) |
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Folder 38.10 U.S. Vacation, 1958 Scope and Content25 photos: Welaka (Florida); West Palm Beach (Florida); Georgia; Atlantic Ocean |
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Folder 38.11 Miscellaneous Photos, 1908, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1971, 1973 Scope and Content67 photos: Rocky Mountain National Park (Colo.); Hobe Sound (Fla.); Chesapeake Beach (Va.) |
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Folder 38.12 Trolley Photos Scope and Content83 photos: Ohio; Indiana R.R.; Atlantic City; Baltimore, Chattanooga; Huntsville, Ontario (Canada); Atlanta (Ga.); Baltimore City Limits (Md.); Toledo (Canada); Jersey City (N.J.) |
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Box 39 Miscellaneous Photos, 1908, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1970, 1971, 1973 Scope and ContentRocky Mountain National Park (Colo.); Hobe Sound (Fla.); Chesapeake Beach (Va.) |
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Folder 40.1 Slides, 1963, 1964 Scope and ContentLuxembourg, Iceland, Frankfurt (Germany), Black Forest (Germany), Hamburg (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark); Sweden, Norway, Paris (France); Nimes (France); Switzerland |
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Folder 40.2 Slides, 1965, 1966 Scope and ContentParis (France); Vienna (Austria); Baden (Austria); Rohrau (Austria); Gmunden (Austria); Venice (Italy); Genoa (Italy); Gibraltar (Spain); New York (New York) |
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Folder 41.1 Slides, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975 Scope and ContentBudapest (Hungary); Oxford (Miss.); Sardis (Miss); Montreal (Canada); Toronto (Canada); Quebec (Canada); Cleveland (Ohio), Milwaukee (Wis.); San Francisco (Calif.); Oakland (Calif.); San Jose (N.M.); New Orleans (La.); Nashville (Tenn.); Mobile (Ala.) |
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Folder 41.2 Slides, 1967, 1968 Scope and ContentMexico; New York (New York); Akron (Ohio); Cleveland (Ohio); Ontario (Canada); New Orleans (La.); Barcelona (Spain); Granada (Spain); Madrid (Spain); Florence (Italy); Venice (Italy); Vienna (Austria) |
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Folder 41.3 Slides, undated Scope and ContentEarl Clarks’s World Electric Railways Tour of Europe; composition notebook titled “color slide catalog” |
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