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  • [ Letter from Samuel Barber's secretary to Oliver Strunk, March 2, 1937]

    Correspondence. manuscript | 1p., 6 in. x 9 in. | Courtesy of the Samuel Barber Estate. (Copyright Notice). Manuscript (Form).

    Contributor: Barber, Samuel
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1937-03-02

  • Letter from O.H.E. Burmester to Ragheb Moftah, January 1, 1936

    Correspondence. 10 x 8 in. ; 1 p. |

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1936-01-01

  • A unique dance by Martha Graham

    clipping | 1 p., 4 x 5 in. | photo with caption (Content). from New York Telegraph of April 15, 1926. (Source Note). Reproduced with permission of Martha Graham Resources, a division ...

    Contributor: New York Telegraph
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1926-04-15

  • [ Unidentified] [9]

    Drawing. 1 drawing : pencil, watercolor, brown colored pencil ; 8.5 x 5.5 in. | Costume design for Female with attached green fabric swatch and yellow fabric swatch (Content). n.d. (Date). (White ...

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • [ Comrades of the Legion. March]

    manuscript sketch | Holograph sketch in pencil. 4 pp. 17.5 x 27 cm. | Various dates including: J.P.S./Dec. 8th-10th, 1919/En route/Omaha Manuscript Sketch (Form).

    Contributor: Sousa, John Philip
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Martha Graham Makes a Plea for Democracy

    Review. clipping | 1 p., 7 x 11 in. | Contains cartoon drawing of Graham by Stomayer (Content). Review of performance of March 10, 1939. (General). Reproduced with permission of Martha Graham ...

    Contributor: People's World - Casson, Gordon - Stomayer
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939-03-14

  • Letter from Ernest Newlandsmith to Ragheb Moftah, May 3, 1939

    Correspondence. 8 3⁄4 x 5 1⁄2 in. ; 2 p. |

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939-05-03

  • Letter from Ernest Newlandsmith to Ragheb Moftah, April 30, 1931

    Correspondence. 9 1⁄4 x 6 3⁄4 in. ; 1 p. |

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1931-04-30

  • Ned Rorem Collection

    An important archive by a leading American composer of art songs. The collection is notable for its breadth and completeness. Both musical and literary manuscripts abound, and Rorem's correspondence is of particular ...

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Roy Harris Papers, 1893-1998

    Roy Harris was an American composer. The collection contains materials that document his life and career, including manuscript scores, published and unpublished writings, correspondence, business papers, financial and legal documents, programs, publicity ...

    Contributor: Harris, Roy
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia - Main Catalog
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
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  • Letter from Puttick & Simpson to Ernest Newlandsmith, November 13, 1931

    Correspondence. 8 x 10 1⁄4 in. ; 2 p. | Announcing that property Newlandsmith had offered for sale had been sold. (Source Note).

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1931-11-13

  • Ragheb Moftah Family Tree

    manuscript | 8 1⁄4 x 11 3⁄4 in. ; 1 p. | The handwritten note at the top of this family tree should read: "documented in manuscript in the Coptic Museum, Cairo, ...

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Cole Porter Collection, 1912-1957

    Cole Porter was an American musical theater composer and songwriter, b. June 9, 1891, Peru, Indiana; d. Oct. 15, 1964, Santa Monica, California. The Cole Porter Collection provides an invaluable look at ...

    Contributor: Porter, Cole
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia - Main Catalog
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
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  • Letter from Ernest Newlandsmith to Ragheb Moftah, December 24, [1934]

    Correspondence. 8 1⁄2 x 5 1⁄2 in. ; 2 p. |

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Night on Bald Mountain [2]

    Costume Design. 1 drawing : pencil, watercolor ; 12 x 9.5 in. | Costume design for Chorus in Night on Bald Mountain (Content). 1925 (Date).

    Contributor: Exter, Alexandra
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • The Sports and Touring Ballet Revue [3]

    Watercolor. 1 watercolor : gouache ; 19.5 x 16.25 in. | Porter 7 in The Sports and Touring Ballet Revue (Content). 1925 (Date).

    Contributor: Exter, Alexandra
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Letter from Ernest Newlandsmith to Ragheb Moftah, November 14, 1932

    Correspondence. 10 x 8 in. ; 2 p. |

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1932-11-14

  • Shelly Manne Collection

    Material related to the career of influential jazz drummer, composer, recording artist, educator and bandleader Shelly Manne (1920-1984). collection | 56 boxes | Holograph music manuscripts, sound recordings, scrapbooks, film and documentation ...

    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material

  • Charles Mingus Collection, 1939-1979

    The Charles Mingus Collection covers the music career of celebrated African American jazz musician/composer Mingus (1922-1979) from about 1939, the year he composed "What Love" and "Half Mast Inhibition", to his death ...

    Contributor: Mingus, Charles
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia - Main Catalog
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
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  • Glenn Dillard Gunn Collection, 1874-1961

    Glenn Dillard Gunn (1874-1963) was a music critic for the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Herald Examiner and the Washington Times-Herald. Of chief interest in this collection is his correspondence from, among others, ...

    Contributor: Gunn, Glenn Dillard
    Site: Performing Arts Encyclopedia - Main Catalog
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
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