Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress

Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress

2005


Collection Summary
	Collector	Moldenhauer, Hans
	Title	Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress
	Span Dates	circa 1000-circa 1990
	Abstract:	The archives consist primarily of music (both manuscript and printed), correspondence, photographs, sound recordings, books, newspaper clippings, printed programs, drawings, and engravings. They span years from the Middle Ages to the present, and include documents of composers, musicians, and literary figures, among others. The music in the collection includes holograph scores or sketches, both published and unpublished, as well as a number of copyists' and printed scores, transcriptions, and arrangements by composers and musicians such as Beethoven, Bloch, Brahms, Chopin, Franck, Mendelssohn, Puccini, Rimsky-Korsakov, Schoenberg, Webern, and many others. Also included is historically important correspondence, such as letters of Metastasio and Handel. Some composers (Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern, for example) are represented by numerous manuscripts. A sample of other composers, musicians, and literary figures that are represented by both music and nonmusical materials includes George Auric, Johann Sebastian Bach, Béla Bartók, Hector Berlioz, Georges Bizet, Pierre Boulez, Anton Bruckner, Charles Burney, Feruccio Busoni, Claude Debussy, Frederick Delius, Hermann Hesse, György Ligeti, Federico Garca Lorca, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Marice Ravel, Rainer Maria Rilke, Frank Wedekind, Kurt Weill, and Gioseffo Zarlino.
	Extent:	3,600 items131 boxes206 linear feet
	Language:	Collection material in English
	Identification:	ML31.M6

Biographical Sketch

The ardent music collector and mountain climber Hans Moldenhauer was born in Mainz, Germany, in 1906, and died in 1987. Over the course of forty years he established the Moldenhauer Archives, a matchless resource of musical documents that encompasses music history from the Middle Ages through the 20th century, and about which Moldenhauer said, “the Archives includes not only bricks, but the mortar,” referring to both the great musicians and critical but lesser-known figures that hold it together.

Hans Moldenhauer emigrated to the United States in 1938, settled in mountainous Spokane, Washington, in 1939, and served in the U.S. Mountain Troops during World War II. In 1942, as he embarked upon a musical career in collecting, performance, and writing, he founded the Spokane Conservatory. In 1943 he married his piano pupil, Rosaleen Jackman, to whose memory he would later dedicate his Archives. When Moldenhauer was diagnosed with the incurable retinitis pigmentosa and told he would soon be blind, he focused much more of his energy on acquiring the monuments of “Music History from Primary Sources,” as he called the growing Moldenhauer Archives.

Hans Moldenhauer procured manuscripts from composers such as Berg, Brahms, Beethoven, Liszt and Lutoslawski, and obtained numerous items from the archives of Mahler, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and Schoenberg. Moldenhauer acquired the Webern Archive in the 1960s and with his wife Rosaleen wrote the seminal biography Anton Webern, A Chronicle of His Life and Work (New York: Knopf, 1978), along with other publications on Webern.

At the time of Hans Moldenhauer’s death in 1987, the Moldenhauer Archives included many thousands of items that are now housed in nine institutions around the world: in the United States, at the Library of Congress, Harvard University, Northwestern University, Washington State University, and Whitworth College; in Basel, Switzerland, at the Paul Sacher Foundation; the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich; the Zentralbibliothek in Zurich; and in Vienna at the Stadtarchiv und Oesterreichische Nationalbibliothek. The Moldenhauer bequest to the Library of Congress in 1987 consisted of over 3,500 music manuscripts, letters, and other materials and was the greatest composite gift of musical documents yet received. The Library also received the funds to produce a volume, now published, The Rosaleen Moldenhauer Memorial: Music History from Primary Sources: A Guide to the Moldenhauer Archives, edited by Jon Newsom and Alfred Mann, Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, 2000 [ISBN 0-8444-0987-1].

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Scope and Content Note

The Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress consist primarily of music (both manuscript and printed), correspondence, photographs, sound recordings, books, newspaper clippings, printed programs, drawings, and engravings. The Archives span years from the Middle Ages to the present, and include documents of composers, musicians, and literary figures, among others.

The music in the collection includes holograph scores or sketches, both published and unpublished, as well as a number of copyist’s and printed scores, transcriptions, and arrangements by composers and musicians such as Beethoven, Bloch, Brahms, Chopin, Franck, Mendelssohn, Puccini, Rimsky-Korsakov, Schoenberg, Webern, and many others. Also included is correspondence of great historical and musical interest, such as letters of Metastasio and Handel.

Some composers (Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern, for example) are represented by numerous manuscripts. A sample of other composers, musicians, and literary figures that are represented by both music and non-music materials includes George Auric, Johann Sebastian Bach, Béla Bartók, Hector Berlioz, Georges Bizet, Pierre Boulez, Anton Bruckner, Charles Burney, Feruccio Busoni, Claude Debussy, Frederick Delius, Hermann Hesse, György Ligeti, Federico García Lorca, Wolfgang Mozart, Maruice Ravel, Rainer Maria Rilke, Frank Wedekind, Kurt Weill, and Gioseffo Zarlino.

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Selected Search Terms

People

Auric, Georges, 1899-1983--Autographs.
Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750--Autographs.
Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945--Correspondence.
Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827--Autographs.
Berlioz, Hector, 1803-1869--Autographs.
Bizet, Georges, 1838-1875--Autographs.
Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959--Autographs.
Boulez, Pierre, 1925- --Autographs.
Boulez, Pierre, 1925- --Correspondence.
Brahms, Johannes, 1833-1897--Autographs.
Bruckner, Anton, 1824-1896--Correspondence.
Burney, Charles, 1726-1814--Correspondence.
Busoni, Ferruccio, 1866-1924--Correspondence.
Chopin, Frederic, 1810-1849--Autographs.
Debussy, Claude, 1862-1918--Correspondence.
Delius, Frederick, 1862-1934--Autographs.
Franck, César, 1822-1890--Autographs.
García Lorca, Federico, 1898-1936--Autographs.
Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759--Correspondence.
Hesse, Hermann, 1877-1962--Correspondence.
Ligeti, György, 1923-2006--Autographs.
Ligeti, György, 1923-2006--Correspondence.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix, 1809-1847--Autographs.
Metastasio, Pietro, 1698-1782--Correspondence.
Moldenhauer, Hans.
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791--Autographs.
Puccini, Giacomo, 1858-1924--Autographs.
Ravel, Maurice, 1875-1937--Correspondence.
Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926--Correspondence.
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay, 1844-1908--Autographs.
Schoenberg, Arnold, 1874-1951--Autographs.
Webern, Anton, 1883-1945--Autographs.
Wedekind, Frank, 1864-1918--Autographs.
Zarlino, Gioseffo, 1517-1590--Autographs.

Subjects

Music--History and criticism.
Music.
Musical sketches.
Musicians--Autographs.
Musicians--Correspondence.

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Organization of the Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress

The Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress is organized in two series:

Music Materials
Non-music Materials

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Container List

Music Materials, 1000-1987

The Music Materials series contains items such as original compositions (manuscript and printed scores), arrangements and transcriptions. This series also contains writings (manuscript, typescript, printed material, published and unpublished), correspondence, programs of music performances, and works of art.

Arrangement is alphabetical by composer, arranger, or title.

Abeille, Ludwig, 1761-1838

A. L. S.: to Breitkopf & Härtel. Stuttgart, 24 Nov. 1809. 1p., German

Abert, Hermann, 1871-1927

A. Card S.: 1 Dec. 1926. 1p., German

Abert, Johann Joseph, 1832-1915

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Ekkehard, Act II, scene 2, Stuttgart, Mar. 1887

Abt, Franz Wilhelm, 1819-1885

A. Mus. ms. S.: Es klinget so lieblich im grünen Hain, op. 131, No. 2. 2p., 28x34cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Leise rauscht's im Lindenbaume, 29 June 1870. 3p., 35x22cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mein Lieb ist fortgezogen, op. 131, No. 1. 2p., 28x34cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Schifferständchen, op. 176. 3p., 27x34cm. Full score

Mus. ms. cop.: [Two songs with piano accompaniment]. 4p.

3 A. L. S.: Braunschweig, 12 Dec. 1854, 5 Sept. 1862, 11 June 1875. 5p., German

7 A. L. S.: [to Bartolf Senff]. Braunschweig, 1857-1878; Suderode, 1882. 10p., German

Accorimboni, Agostino, 1739-1818

A. Mus. ms. S.: Litanies de la Ste Vierge. 8p., 22x29cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Veni sponsa Christi. 8p., 22x28cm. Full score

Achron, Joseph, 1886-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hebrew Dance for, Orchestra, op. 35, No. 1, St. Petersburg, Russia, Aug. 1912, orchestrated 1913. 44p., 38x26cm. Full score

Mus. ms. arr.: Children's Suite, op. 57, 1923, transcribed for large orchestra by David Tamkin, 1942. 94p.

Mus. ms. cop.: Sextet, op. 73, 1938. 8p. Bassoon part

Mus. ms. Repro.: Elegy for String Quartet (or String Orchestra), op. 62. 8p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sextet, op. 73, 1938, in New Music, July 1942. 32p.

Pri. Sco.: Statuettes, 1930, in New Music, Oct. 1931. 16p.

Port. Phot.: by Maurice Toldberg (Box 110)

Adam, Adolphe, 1803-1856

A. Mus. ms. S.: Marche de la jolie..., 12 July 1842. 1p., 32x27cm. Piano score

A. L. S.: to Pacini. ?, 1 Oct.[?] 1842. 1p., French. Mounted with portrait lithograph, by Aubert (Box 110)

A. L. S.: to David. Paris, 24 Mar. 1851. 3p., French

Port. Lith.: see letter above (Box 110)

Alary, Jules Eugène Abraham, 1814-1891

A. L. S.: Haymarket, 2 July 1871. 1p., French

Albéniz, Isaac, 1860-1909

A. L. S.: to Kufferath. Nice, 28 Mar. 1904. 4p., French. Regarding Pepita

Pri. Sco. S.: Mazurka, Madrid: Antonio Romero, to Madame Berthe --[?], London, 18 May 1889. 8p.

Albergati, Pirro, 1663-1735

A. L. S.: to Count Silvio Albergati (uncle). Bologna, 6 Jan. 1693. 2p., Italian

Alboni, Marietta, 1826-1894

A. L. S.: London, 14 Dec. 1870. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Countess Tuaffe. n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Cenerentola by Rossini. Paris, 29 Nov. 1871

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grisi, Giulia

Alessandrescu, Alfred, 1893-1959

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Bucharest, Apr. 1938

Altmann, Wilhelm, 1862-1951

A. L. S.: Berlin, 30 July 1924. 1p., German. Mentions Busoni

Amadé, August, 1867-1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Klavier-Etude, op. 52, No. 5, to Ella Panera. 5p., 34x27cm.

Ambros, August Wilhelm, 1816-1876

A. Mus. ms. S.: Benedictus, for men's voices, 8 Jan. 1875. 1p., 24x19cm.

Ambrosi, Gustinus, 1893-1975

P. card S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 22 Jan. 1924. German. With photograph of his sculpture

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Weigl, Karl

Ander, Aloys, 1817-1864

A. L. S.: Vienna, 20 Mar. 1839. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Salzbrunn, 4 July 1839. 1p., German

André, Johann Anton, 1775-1842

A. Mus. ms. S.: Missa, No. 2. 52p., 21x34cm., German. Full score. Bound. With autograph title page, and 1p. "Vorbericht" on inside cover

Andriessen, Hendrik, 1892-1981

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphonie II, Fantasia, 1937. 1p. (opening page), 36x24cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. The Hague, 31 May 1959. 1p., English

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Caecilia Andriessen. The Hague, 27 June 1956. 1p., English

Call. c. S.

Andriessen, Jurriaan, 1925-1996

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto per due pianoforte, 1944. 27p., 34x27cm.

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. The Hague, 30, 31 Oct. 1959. 2p., English

Angyal, László, b. 1900

A. Doc. S.: Testimonial. Gustav Mahler's period of activity in Hungary. 1p., German

T. Doc.: Biography. 3p., German

Anonymous

A. Mus. ms.: [Songs], "dedié à Made. de B--," 1775. 6p., 22x30cm., French. For voice, solo and duet, with figured bass acccompaniment

Doc.: Dictionary. [post-1780]. 15 leaves, Italian, ink. Covering composers G-Q

(Shelf)Mus. ms.: [Neumes]. Vellum leaf, richly illuminated in black, red, blue, with gold, 22x17cm., Latin. The first four lines (of eighteen) with musical notation for the text passage beginning with "O culpa" (Shelf)

(Shelf)Mus. ms.: [Organ Tablature]. 32x20cm., German, ink. 8p. Excerpt. The cover is a floral patterned marbled paper (Shelf)

Doc.: Historical essay. Liutomonografia, on violin making and violin builders in Italy. [1872]. 52p. + 3 leaves inserted + 5p. clippings (German), 23x18cm., Italian. Bound. On inside cover, "Bart. Poda, Pietro Bagatella, Pavia"

Ansorge, Conrad, 1862-1930

A. L. S.: to Schrader. Irvington-on-the-Hudson, 8 Sept. 1888. 4p., German

Draw. Repro.: Ansorge at the piano

Anthes, Georg, b. 1863

A. Alb. l. S.: Dresden, May 1889

Apostel, Hans Erich, 1901-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cello Sonate, op. 35. 2p., 30x21cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Haydn Variationen, op. 17. 1p., 44x34cm. Full score. With autograph note on verso

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rondo rítmico für grosses Orchester, op. 27. 9p., 34x27cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwei Gesänge, op. 40, No. 1. 3p., 34x27cm.

P. card S.: to Julius Schloss. Vienna, 13 Nov. 1935. German. Also signed by Steuermann, Felix Galimir, Novakovic, Polnauer, Leopold Spinner, Jakob Gimpel, Zenk and others. Card announces program for the Verein für Neue Musik

P. card S.: to Paul Sanders. Recco, 24 May 1939. German. Quotes a phrase from Wozzeck

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Vienna, 5 July 1965. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Der Sechziger dankt für die Wünsche, to Polnauer, 2 Feb. 1961. 1p.

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Ode, op. 36, to Hans Moldenhauer, Vienna, July 1970. 52p. + 2p. typed text signed. Blueprint score

Pri. Sco. S.: Kammersymphonie, op. 41, Vienna: Universal, c1969, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1970. 68p.

Prog.: Kammersymphonie, op. 41, to Hans Moldenhauer, 4 June 1968. With accompanying printed invitation to the premiere, to Hans Moldenhauer, and musical quotation

Port. Phot. S.: Vienna, 1971. By Bellingrath (Box 110)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Füssl, Karl Heinz

Arditi, Luigi, 1822-1903

A. Mus. ms. S.: Il desio, duetto fantastico per soprano e contralto, to Carlotta and Barbara Marchisio, London, 5 Sept. 1862. 12p., 25x31cm. With cadenzas. Complete score

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Margherita, Cincinnati, 6 Feb. 1883. 1p.

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Arensky, Anton Stepanovitch, 1861-1906

Port. Phot. S.: With accompanying musical quotation, [Piano trio in D Minor]

Argentina, 1888-1936

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller. Boston, Nov. 1929

(Shelf)Bk.: La Argentina, by Carlos Manso (Shelf)

Arkan, Muzaffer, b. 1923

3 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Ankara, 6 Dec. 1959, 1 May, 1 Sept. 1960. 3p., German

L. Repro.: Ankara, 22 Oct. 1961. 1p., German

T. Doc.: Biographical sketch. 1 May 1960. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Suite, op. 14, No. 2. 13p.

Arnold, Samuel, 1740-1802

A. L. S.: Duke St., 20 Apr. 1802. 1p., English. With accompanying portrait engraving, by Vernor & Hood

Arregui Garay, Vicente, 1871-1925

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata en fa menor para piano, Paris, 1902. 17p., 27x34cm.

Artôt, Désirée, 1835-1907

A. L. S.: to Abt. Karlsruhe, 21 Aug. 1867. 4p., French

A. L. S.: Cologne, 8 Oct. 1869. 3p., French

Asencio, Vicent, 1903-1979

A. Mus. ms. S.: Foc de festa, to Ricardo Viñes, San Sebastian, 8 Sept. 1938. 11p., 31x22cm. Ballet arranged for piano solo

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Albada y danza, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 6p.

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Danza, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 4p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Danza V, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 3p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Desespero, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 3p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Roda la mola. 3p. Blueprint score

Pri. Sco. S.: Pièces originales pour guitare, Sonatina, Brussels: Schott, c1964, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 3p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Pièces originales pour guitare, Tango de la Casada Infiel, Brussels: Schott, c1964, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Valencia, 31 May 1970. 3p.

Askenase, Stefan, 1896-1985

A. L. S.: to [Edward] Clark. Brussels, 7 Mar. 1933. 2p., German

Auber, Daniel-François-Esprit, 1782-1871

A. L. S.: to Eugène Scribe. n.p., Friday, 22 June. 1p., French. Mentions Meyerbeer

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French. Outlining concert program

Port. Engr.: by Walter (Box 110)

Port. Lith.: with biographical sketch. French (Box 110)

Auer, Leopold, 1845-1930

A. Mus. ms. arr. S.: Two Caprices by Dont. 6p., 33x26cm. Concert arrangement by Auer for violin with piano accompaniment

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Violin exercises]. 101p., 35x27cm. + various sizes. With accompanying 5p. autograph document

A. L. S.: St. Petersburg, 14 Dec. 1902. 2p., French, with typed translation

A. L. S.: [to Bruno Eisner]. St. Petersburg, 13 June 1905. 2p., German

Auric, Georges, 1899-1983

A. Mus. ms. Rev.: Les Enchantements d'Alcine, for piano solo, Paris, 21 May 1929. 20p., 35x27cm., ink, pencil. Tableaux I, II (incomplete), and III ("Danse des jeunes hommes et des jeunes femmes")

A. L. S.: Clavary Auribeau, n.d. 1p., French

Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel, 1714-1788

A. L. S.: [to Breitkopf]. Hamburg, 27 Dec. 1783. 1p., German. New Year's letter; refers to songs, changes in his chorales

Bach, Johann Christian, 1735-1782

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Bach, Johann Sebastian

Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750

A. Rcpt. S.: Leipzig, 26 Oct. 1746, 25 Oct. 1747, 27 Oct. 1748, n.d. 1 leaf (2p.), 16x10cm., German, ink. Fourth receipt in the hand of Johann Christian Bach (Box 3)

Bachrich, Sigmund, 1841-1913

A. L. S.: 1p., German

Backhaus, Wilhelm, 1884-1969

T. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Lugano, 29 June 1954. 1p., German

P. card S.: Lugano, June 1954. German. With portrait photograph of Backhaus in Tokyo

Bader, Karl Adam, 1789-1870

A. L. S.: to J. E. Elszler. Munich, 18 Aug. 1838. 3p., German. Reports on a journey from Salzburg to Munich, and details of a performance of Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots

Doc.: Concert invitation. Berlin, 31 Apr. 1823. 1p., German

Badings, Henk, 1907-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto for Two Violins and Orchestra, 1954. 2p., 31x24cm. Sketches from the first and second movements

A. Mus. ms. S.: Piano Sonata III, Lento. 1945. 2p., 34x26cm. Sketches

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Bilthoven, 29 July 1956. 1p., English

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Utrecht, 15 May 1963. 1p., English

Bagge, Selmar, 1823-1896

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Chrysander, Friedrich

Balfe, Michael William, 1808-1870

A. Mus. ms. S.: Lo! The Early Beam of Morning. 9p., 23x31cm., English, ink. Vocal quartet with piano accompaniment

L.: to Lady Morgan. n.p., 13 Feb. 1839[?]. 1p., English

2 A. L. S.: to Simpson. n.p., 19 July 1860, 12 July 1862. 3p., English

A. L. S.: Seven Oaks, Kent, 18 Aug. 1864. 1p., English

Port. Phot. (Box 110)

Barbi, Alice, 1862-1948

A. L. S.: to a conductor, [Louis Lüstner?]. Karlsruhe, 29 Oct. 1892. 1p., German. With program for a Wiesbaden concert

Barchet, Siegfried, b. 1918

A. Mus. ms. S.: Duo für Violine und Cello in A Moll, op. 7. May 1942. 20p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Images de Menton. 8p., various sizes. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Streichersinfonie. 7p., various sizes. Sketches

6 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Stuttgart, 1956-1960, 1976. 16p., German

Call. c. Annot.: to Hans Moldenhauer. German

Call. c.

Sig.

Pri. Sco.: Duo in A Moll für Violine und Violoncello, Stuttgart: Schultheiss, n.d. 16p. + 7p. (parts)

Pri. Sco. S.: Sieben Gedichte, Stuttgart: Schultheiss, n.d., to Hans Moldenhauer, 16 Sept. 1956. 24p.

Bargiel, Woldemar, 1828-1897

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Rotterdam, 28 Nov. 1867. 4p., German

2 A. L. S.: to Breitkopf & Härtel. Berlin, 12 May 1878, 2 Aug. 1879. 7p., German

Barnay, Ludwig, 1842-1924

A. L. S.: Berlin, 11 Apr. 1891. 1p., German

Barnby, Sir Joseph, 1838-1896

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sweet 'n Low. 2p., 30x24cm., English

2 A. L. S.: to Miss Stephenson. London, 24 June 1875, 3 Dec. 1895. 4p., English

2 Obit.

Barraqué, Jean, 1928-1973

A. Mus. ms.: ... au delà du hasard, pour quatre formations instrumentales et une formation vocale, Section XIII, D'une pensée sans nuit. 3p. (pp.120-122), 44x31cm., French. Full score. Also printed score, c1967

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Paris, 7 June 1961; Trélévern, 17 Sept. 1961. 2p., English

Doc. A. Annot.: Brochure. 1969. 6p., English. With reviews for Chant après chant; Temps restitué

Barth, Richard, 1850-1923

A. L. S.: to a pianist. Hamburg, 12 Feb. 1906. 2p., German

Bartók, Béla, 1881-1945

Pri. Sco. A. Rev.: Second Violin Concerto, 1937-1938. 132p., 36x25cm. First proofs (London: Hawkes & Son, c1945) with autograph corrections and annotations

A. L. S.: Pozsony, 26 Dec. 1904. 3p., Hungarian. Regarding desire to give lessons; mentions Mahler, Strauss

A. L.: to Jelly d'Arányi. Budapest, 7 Dec. 1921. 2p., Hungarian, with English translation. Close of letter is missing

A. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. Budapest, Jan. 1910, German. Mentions Busoni, Dohnányi, Leichtentritt, Ravel

A. L. S.: to the Budapest Radio, Foreign Department. Budapest, 4 May 1936. 1p., Hungarian, with German translation. Regarding a musical folklore lecture

A. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. London, 10 Feb. 1937. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Budapest, 13 Feb. 1938. German

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Two Cadenzas]. 8p. Written by Bartók for Mozart's Concerto in E-flat Major for Two Pianos

L. Repro.: to Bartók, from Hans Rosbaud. Curaglia (Ticino), 18 July 1935. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, New York, 10 Jan. 1945 (Box 110)

Battiferri, Luigi 1600/10-after 1682

Rcpt.: 12 June 1662. 1p., Italian

Baur, Jürg, b. 1918

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Vienna, 3 Apr. 1951. 1p., English

Baussnern, Waldemar von, 1866-1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gebet, Chorus for Four Women's Voices, 10 Jan. 1901. 2p., 47x35cm.

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Weimar, 28 Feb. 1901[?]. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. Charlottenburg, 4 May 1923. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. 20 Oct. 1925. 4p., German

Doc. Annot.: Brochure. Waldemar von Bausznern 1866-1931: Verzeichnis des gesamten musikalischen Nachlasses. 8p.

Bayer, Joseph, 1852-1913

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Die Puppenfee, Vienna, Oct. 1909

Beauplan, Amédée Rousseau de, 1790-1853

A. Mus. ms. S.: Le pardon, Romance. 3p., 20x30cm., French. Song with piano accompaniment. With poem, Le voyage, and drawings (by Louis Delâtre)

Doc.: Biographical sketch. French

Beck, Joseph Nepomuk, 1827-1904

A. L. S.: Vienna, 26 June 1856. 3p., German

Beck-Weixebaum, Frieda, 1814-1890

5 A. L. S.: 1859-1874. 21p., German

Becker, Hugo, 1863-1941

A. Doc. S.: Letter fragment with signature

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Andante, Nov. 1903. On postcard with silhouette of cellist

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Becker, Jean, 1833-1884

A. L. S.: Brünn, 2 Jan. 1870. 1p., German

Becker, Reinhold, 1842-1924

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ich sah deine Lippen blühen, op. 91. 3p., 24x27cm.

A. Doc. S.: Aphorisms on music. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S. (Box 110)

Becker, Valentin Eduard, 1814-1890

A. Mus. ms. S.: Liebeshelfer, op. 120, No. 4, 12 Mar. 1886. 2p., 27x21cm., German

Beer, Wilhelm, 1797-1850

A. L. S.: to the editor of a newspaper. Berlin, 5 Nov. 1846. 1p., German. Beer is the brother of Giacomo Meyerbeer

Beeth, Lola, 1862-1940

Call. c. Annot.: to Kugel. n.p., n.d. 2p., German. Regarding a concert in Pest

Beethoven, Caspar Anton Carl, 1774-1815

Pri. Rcpt. S.: Tax receipt. Vienna, 7 Mar. 1807. 1p.

Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827

A. Mus. ms.: [Don Giovanni by Mozart]. 23p., 23x32cm., German, ink. Beethoven's autograph copy, containing nos. 16 (Terzett) and 20 (Sextett), of the second act. Complete score of the vocal parts, with sketches of orchestral parts

A. Mus. ms.: [Piano Sonata in A Major, op. 101, Allegro, 1816?]. 2p., 23x29cm., ink. Sketch. On recto, unidentified sketches in D Minor and sketches for the canon "Das Schweigen," WoO 168

A. Mus. ms.: [Piano Sonata in D Major, op. 28, Andante, 1801?]. 2p., 22x30cm., ink. Continuity draft. With note of authentication inscribed by Ignaz Sauer

L. S.: to Johannes Andreas Streicher. Vienna, 16 Sept. 1824. 1p., German. Letter in secretarial hand, possibly of his nephew Karl, but place, date, and signature in Beethoven's autograph. Regarding the Missa solemnis

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonate "Appassionata," op. 57, Paris: Piazza. 42p. Facsimile. With accompanying facsimile note by Baillot

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Lecocq, Charles

Begnis, Giuseppe de, 1793-1849

A. L. S.: to Ayrton. n.p., n.d. 3p., French

Bellermann, Heinrich, 1832-1903

A. L. S.: to Chrysander. Berlin, 21 June 1874. 2p., German. Regarding Spitta

Belletti, Giovanni Battista, 1813-1890

2 A. L. S.: to J. Oliver Mason. London, 30 June, 1 Sept. 1852. 3p., French (Box 5)

Bellini, Vincenzo, 1801-1835

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tantum ergo, for Soprano, Tenor, Alto, Bass, and Orchestra, in E Major. 4p. (33m.), 24x29cm., ink. Incomplete. Bound

L. S.: to Tomarro of Florence. n.p., 12 Mar. 1813. 3p., Italian

(Shelf)Mus. ms. Repro.: Norma, Rome: Reale Accademia d'Italia, 1935. (2 vols.), 148p. + 104p. Facsimile (Shelf)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Composizioni giovanili inedite, Rome: Reale Accademia d'Italia, 1941 Shelf)

Belyayav, Viktor Mikhaylovich, 1888-1968

Port. Phot. S.: to Mrs. Pisk

Benavente, Manuel José, b. 1903

A. Mus. ms. S. Rev.: "Quenas" (Evocaciones Indígenas), para piano, to Ricardo Viñes, Buenos Aires, 24 July 1924. 5p., 33x26cm.

Benda, Franz, 1709-1786

A. L. S.: to Carl [son]. Potsdam, 14 Aug. 1781. 1p., German

Bendel, Franz, 1833-1874

A. L. S.: to Erler. n.p., n.d. 3p., German

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 110)

Bender, Paul, 1875-1947

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Vienna, 13 Mar. 1929. 2p., German

Bendix, Victor, 1851-1926

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 28 Mar. 1883. 1p., German

Benelli, Antonio, 1771-1830

A. L. S.: to J. B. Benelli. Dresden, 10 Dec. 1818. 3p., Italian

Benelli, Luigi

A. L. S.: to Jean Baptiste Benelli. Forl, 14 June 1817. 2p., Italian

Benelli, Vittorio

A. L. S.: to his "carissimo fratello." Rome, 17 [Dec.?] 1817. 1p., Italian

Benguerel, Xavier, b. 1931

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Annot.: Joc, to Hans Moldenhauer, Barcelona, June 1970. 13p.

Benigni, Tommaso, 1547-1616

A. Rcpt. S.: 16 Apr. 1596. 2p., Italian

Benoit, Peter, 1843-1901

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Agnes motive, 8m.], Antwerp, 29 Oct. 1897

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Concerto, op. 36, to Braun, Brussels, 4 Apr. 1866

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Te Deum Laudamus, to ?, Brussels, 4 Apr. 1866. Latin, French

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Benvenuti, Tomaso, 1838-1906

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Canzonetta scherzo, 24 Aug. 1887

Berg, Alban, 1885-1935

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Berg, Helene, 1885-1976

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Berger, Jean, b. 1909

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ne joue pas avec mon coeur. 2p., 23x10cm.

Berio, Luciano, b. 1925

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quaderni per orchestra (I). 22p., 47x32cm., pencil. Draft in full score

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, 25 Mar. 1962, 23 Nov. 1963. 2p., English

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Cathy Berio. Milan, 10 Dec. 1961. 1p., English

Bériot, Charles-Auguste de, 1802-1870

2 A. L. S.: to Vivenot. Vienna, 4 June 1826, 27 Jan. 1840. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to the Mayor. Brussels, 11 Jan. 1843. 1p., French. Mentions Sigismond Thalberg

A. L. S.: to Jules Benedict. Paris, 8 Apr. 2p., French

Port. Engr. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Bériot, Charles-Wilfride, 1833-1914

A. Mus. ms. S.[?]: Sérénité, for piano solo. 4p., 35x27cm.

Berlioz, Hector, 1803-1869

A. Mus. ms. S.: Scènes d'Alceste, [Alceste, by Christoph Willibald Gluck]. 75p., 35x27cm., French, ink. Written out by Berlioz for Pauline Viardot-García.

(Shelf)Six scenes in full score, the role of Alceste, prepared for the Opéra performance in 1861. Contains authentication and provenance by Alfred Cortot (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to Morel. London, 5 Jan. 1848. 3p., French

Bernaola, Carmelo, b. 1929

A. Mus. ms. S.: Superficie, No. 3, Madrid, 12 Mar. 1963. 7p., 20x27cm. Complete draft

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Superficie. 4p. + 2p. (autograph instructions). Blueprint score

2 Doc. Repro.: Biographical notes. 2p., Spanish

Bernhard, Christoph, 1628-1692

A. Rcpt. S.: Receipt for services. Dresden, 28 Dec. 1687. 1p., German. With accompanying authentication and biographical information, by Aloys Fuchs (1846)

Bertram, Theodor, 1869-1907

A. L. S.: [Stuttgart?], n.d. 1p., German

Berwald, Franz, 1796-1868

2 A. L. S.: to Julius Rietz. Stockholm, 10 May 1862, 28 Apr. 1863. 2p., German, Swedish

Obit.: 1p., Swedish

Berwald, Johan Fredrik, 1787-1861

A. L. S.: to ?. Stockholm, 19 Aug. 1834. 2p., German

Bessel & Co. [founded by Vasily Vasil'yevich Bessel, 1843-1907]

A. L. S.: Bad Wildungen, 9 Aug. 2p., German

Betti, Adolfo, 1873-1950

2 A. L. S.: to Solomon Pimsleur. New York City, 31 Dec.; Bologna, 22 June. 6p., English

Betz, Franz, 1835-1900

A. L. S.: to Bassin. B[erlin], 17 Nov. 1876. 1p., German

A. Alb. l. Sig.

Beyer, Frank Michael, b. 1928

2 A. Mus. Quot. S.: to Gloria [Coates]

Bianchi, Bianca, 1855-1947

A. L. S.: to Kugel. Salzburg, 9 Feb. 1888. 3p., German

Call. c. Annot.: 2p., German

Billroth, Theodor, 1829-1894

P. card S.: to Wetzlar. Wien, Nov. 1888. German

Bisetzka, M. de

A. Mus. ms. S.: Les Fileuses. 8p., 35x27cm.

Bistevins, Olgerts

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Argentina, 22 Mar. 1951[?]. 2p., English

Bittermann, Karl Friedrich

A. Mus. ms. S.: Walzer mit VIII Variationen für das Clavier oder Piano-Forte. 8p., 24x30cm.

Bittner, Julius, 1874-1939

P. card S.: to Otto Jokl. Vienna, 29 Apr. 1917. German

Bizet, Georges, 1838-1875

A. Mus. ms. arr.: Scènes de bal, Entrée des masques, op. 17 by Jules Massenet. Piano solo arrangement, written by Bizet in 1865[?]. 1p., 35x26cm., ink

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., French. On verso, note by the addressee

Blacher, Boris, 1903-1975

A. Mus. ms.: Music for Cleveland, for orchestra. 20p., 34x27cm., pencil. Complete sketches. With two typed letters to Hans Moldenhauer, from Bote & Bock (Berlin, 1958), about manuscript

L. Repro.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Berlin, 25 Nov. 1957. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Hartmann, Karl Amadeus

Blech, Leo, 1871-1958

A. Mus. ms. S.: Schön Rothraut, for four women's voices with piano. 2p., 35x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Berlin, 1935. 1p., German. With musical notation

A. L. S.: to Fritz Steinbach. Berlin, 30 Aug. 2p., German

Port. Phot. Repro. S. (Box 110)

Bleyle, Karl, 1880-1969

A. Mus. ms. S.: Christ's Descent into Hell, op. 17. 1p., 18x23cm. Excerpt

A. L. S.: Munich, 6 July 1911. 4p., German

Port. Phot. S.: by Hartmann (Box 110)

Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959

A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: Schelomo, Geneva, Jan.-Feb. 1916, to Alexandre and Catherine Barjansky. 63p., 40x31cm., blue ink, pencil, black, brown, blue and orange crayon. Full score. Acquired in tribute to Rabbi Salomon Weil, his son Abraham Weil, and his eldest daughter Thekla Weil. A Christian, she married Richard Moldenhauer and became the mother of Hans Moldenhauer

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Agate Beach, 1 Feb. 1958. 2p., English

Blomdahl, Karl-Birger, 1916-1968

A. Mus. ms. S.: Five Songs for Mezzo and Piano, 1954. 7p., 29x22cm., Italian, pencil. Stage music. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: De Trogna, 1954. 5 leaves (9p.), 31x24cm., pencil. Sketches. Stage music for a Masefield drama

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Sweden, 9 Mar. 1960. 1p., English

Blumenthal, Jakob, 1829-1908

A. Mus. ms. S.: A Twilight Song, to Tennant, 4 May 1863. 5p., 22x30cm. Exhibited at the Victorian Era Exhibition, London, 1897

2 A. L. S.: to Silas. Montreaux, 15 Dec. 1850; Kensington Gore, 18 Mar. 1872. 5p., French, English

A. L. S.: to Lady Mary. London, 1 May 1856. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to a student. London, 1863. 3p.

3 A. L. S.: to Miss Stephenson. Kensington Gore, 1873-1876. 7p., English

A. Card S.: to Mrs. Eliot. Kensington Gore, 15 Feb. 1892. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Eliot. Kensington Gore, 16 Jan. 1894. 4p., English

A. Doc. S.: Autograph title. She Is No More. 1p.

Bochkoltz-Falconi, Anna, 1820-1870

4 A. L. S.: Gotha, Coburg, 1854. 7p., German

Boehe, Ernst, 1880-1938

Call. c. Annot.: German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Odysseus, to Schey, Munich, 14 Nov. 1905

Boelke, Walter R., 1905-1987

Obit.

Böhme, Franz Magnus, 1827-1898

A. L. S.: [to A. W. Gottschalg]. Dresden, 22 Aug. 1862. 1p., German

Böhme, Walther, 1884-1952

A. Mus. ms. S.: Jugend, op. 3, No. 3. 3p., 34x27cm. Full score

Böhner, Ludwig, 1787-1860

A. Mus. ms. Annot.: Pianoforte Conzert, Allegro con brio, 1844. 19p., 21x34cm. Draft in condensed and full score. Bound

Boieldieu, Adrien, 1775-1834

A. L. S.: to Castil-Blaze. n.p., n.d. 2p., French. With draft of "Air de Victor au 1er acte" from La Dame blanche

Bónis, Ferenc, b. 1932

5 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Budapest, 1986-1987. 5p., English, German

2 L.: to Bónis. n.p., 1986-1987. 2p., English

Bonn, Ferdinand, 1861-1933

Port. Repro. S.

Bonnet, Joseph, 1884-1944

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 22 Dec. 1918

Borch, Gaston Louis Christopher, 1871-1926

A. Mus. ms. S.: Romance sans paroles, op. 69, No. 2, for piano. 4p., 34x26cm.

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Gerald Borch. Bellevue, Washington, 19 Sept. 1964. 1p., English

Borghi-Mamo, Adelaide, 1826-1901

A. L. S.: ?, 1 Oct. 1860. 1p., Italian

Bote & Bock est. 1838, Berlin

A. L. S.: to ?. Berlin, 25 Apr. 1872. 2p., German

Boulanger, Nadia, 1887-1979

2 A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Boston, 23 Oct., 25 Dec. 1945. 2p., French

A. L. S.: Paris, n.d. 1p., English

Boulez, Pierre, b. 1925

A. Mus. ms.: [Le Marteau sans maître, Cantata for Contralto, Flute, Viola, Guitar, Vibraphone, and Percussion, 1953-1955]. 5p., 20-28x34cm., pencil, colored pencil. Sketches

A. Mus. ms.: [Third Sonata for Piano], Formant I. 1p., 35x27cm., ink. First draft

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Baden, 9 Feb. 1960. 1p., French

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Baden, 14 Sept. 1962. 1p., French

Pri. Sco. S.: Le Soleil des eaux, 31 Oct. 1948, Paris: Heugel, c1959, to Karl Amadeus Hartmann. 44p.

Bourgault-Ducoudray, Louis, 1840-1910

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Thamara, Largo Amoroso, Act II

Port. Phot.: by Henri Manuel (Box 110)

Bozza, Eugène, 1905-1991

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, 1954

Brahms, Johannes, 1833-1897

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. Rev.: Rinaldo v. Göthe [Rinaldo, op. 50, Cantata for Tenor solo, Men's Chorus, and Orchestra, 1868]. 162p., 23x35cm. + 26x33cm., ink, black and colored pencils. Full orchestral-vocal score. In original cardboard folder (Shelf)

A. Mus. ms.: [Vier Lieder für Singstimme und Klavier, op. 46, No. 1, Die Kränze], Baden-Baden, 26 June 1865. 4p., 25x33cm., ink. With documentation of provenance

(Shelf)Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: Neue Liebeslieder Walzer, op. 65a, [1877]. 38p. + 6 leaves (separated after conservation), ink, pencil, blue pencil. Full score of the version for piano four hands, with autograph additions and annotations. Basing his arrangement on the proofs of the original setting for vocal quartet with piano duet accompaniment, Brahms makes all appropriate changes, many glued into the proofs. The closing section, Zum Schluss (text by Goethe), is fully written out as a separate autograph (1 leaf, 25x34cm.) (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to Philipp Spitta. Vienna, Jan. 1874. 3p., German. Musical topics; Nottebohm, Bach biography

A. L. S.: [to Dr. Max Abraham at C. F. Peters]. [Vienna, 3 Oct. 1881]. 3p., German. Expressing thanks for honorarium; mentions von Bülow, Julius Stockhausen, Franz Wüllner, Adolph Schulze

A. L. S.: [20 Nov. 1881]. Regarding laurel twigs; Nänie

A. L. S.: Ischl, 18 June 1882. 2p., German. Refers to marital differences between Joseph and Amalie Joachim; Riedel, Hanslick. Engraved portrait of Hans von Bülow on stationery

A. L. S.: [Ischl], [11 Aug. 1896?]. 3p., German. Sarcastic letter to a friend about literary matters; illness

A. L. S.: to Rudolf von der Leyden. Vienna, 1887. 1p., German. Comments about a difficult situation

A. L. S.: to Ferdinand Vetter. n.p., [Sept. 1896]. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to a copyist. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Port. Phot. Gr.: May 1896, after the funeral of Clara Schumann (Box 110)

Brandt, Marianne, 1842-1921

4 A. L. S.: to ?. Aug. 1869-Sept. 1871. 10p., German

Brandts Buys, Jan Willem Frans, 1868-1939

A. Mus. ms. S.[?]: A.E.I.O.U., op. 48. 22p., 26x35cm. Full score

Braunfels, Walter, 1882-1954

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Munich, 27 Jan. 1925. 2p., German

Bresgen, Cesar, 1913-1988

A. Mus. ms. S.: Advent, 22 Nov. 1966. 2p., 32x24cm., German. Text by Hans Moldenhauer

A. Mus. ms. S.: Drei Gesänge nach Hans Moldenhauer für Bariton und Streichquartett, 31 July 1972. 14p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S. Rev.: Drei Gesänge..., July 1972. 10p., 34x27cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ester, ("Der Engel von Prag"), [1977]. 16p., 17x23cm. Notebook of first sketches to Act III, scene 2

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same], July 1977. 14p., 34x27cm. Piano-vocal score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Requiem für Webern, [1945], revised 1972. 42p., 32x25cm. Complete draft and sketches

A. Mus. ms.: Trio, Aug. 1972. 15p., 34x27cm. + various sizes

Mus. ms. Repro.: Advent, 22 Nov. 1966. 2p., 32x23cm., German. Text by Hans Moldenhauer

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Requiem für Webern, Sept. 1945, revised July 1972. 68p., 34x25cm., Latin. Autograph title page

Pri. Sco. S.: Balkanstudien, vols. 1 and 2, Frankfurt: Litolff's, c1964, to Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Grossgmain, 1965. 18p. (vol. 1) + 16p. (vol. 2)

Pri. Sco. S.: Bilder des Todes, Vienna: Doblinger, c1973, to Hans Moldenhauer. 44p. 2 Pri. Sco. S.: Klaviertrio, Vienna: Doblinger, c1974, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1975. 20p. + 7p. + 4p.

Pri. Sco.: Requiem für Anton Webern, Cologne: Gerig, c1976. 51p., Latin

2 Clip.: 27 Oct. 1975. German

2 Port. Phot. S.: by Alfred Pittertschatscher (Box 110)

Port. Phot. S.: by Carl Pospesch (Box 110)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: Europäische Liebeslieder aus acht Jahrhunderten. München: Heimeran, c1978, to Hans Moldenhauer, 19 Aug. 1978. 360p. (Shelf)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: Trariro, Zurich: Gemeinschaft, n.d., to Hans Moldenhauer, Grossgmain, 1 Aug. 1965. 44p., German (Shelf)

Breunung, Ferdinand, 1830-1883

A. L. S.: Aachen, 13 Feb. 1877. 1p., German

Brisman, Heskel, b. 1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cantata: "Don't Listen to the Wind" for Chorus, 4 Soloists, Wind Ensemble, Percussion, 1978. 195p., 34x27cm. Piano reduction

A. Mus. ms. S.: Chaconne and Allegro for Double Bass Solo. 6p., 34x27cm. With reproduction of same, signed

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerted Music for Piano and Percussion Ensemble, to Paul Price and Elizabeth Marshall. 50p., 34x27cm. Draft

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto for French Horn and Orchestra, 1982. 43p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Menagerie Suite for Piano (Eight Character Sketches of Diverse Animals), 1968. 17p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Serenata for Flute, Viola, and Harp, 1985. 23p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata II. 25p., 32x23cm. With reproduction of same

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano, 1980. 42p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trio Sonata for Violin, Viola, and Cello, 1955, revised May 1979. 24p., 34x26cm.

T. L. S.: to Mary Moldenhauer. Teaneck, 14 June 1989. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Mary Moldenhauer. n.p., 16 Aug. 1989. 1p., English

L. S.: to Brisman, from Lukas Foss. 10 Oct. 1980. 1p., English

L. Repro.: to Brisman, from Paul Doktor. New York, 9 Dec. 1984. 2p.

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Andante Sostenuto, transcription of the 2nd movement from String Quartet I, 1983. 15p., 32x21cm. With autograph inscription by Lukas Foss

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Cantata: "Don't Listen to the Wind." 188p., 28x21cm. Accompanying program and flyer for the premiere

Mus. ms. Repro.: Canto I, 1959. 6p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Canto III. 4p.

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Annot. S.: Cinemuse, 1987. 85p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Concerted Music for Piano and Percussion Ensemble, 1975. 50p. Blueprint score. With program of the premiere New York City performance

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Concerto for French Horn and Orchestra, 126p. (see letter above, from Lukas Foss)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Dithyrambic Ode. 2p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Interplay, 1974. 16p.

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Profiles, 1987. 37p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Serenata, 1985. 25p.

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: String Quartet I, 1951, revised 1982. 40p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Woodwind Trio I, 1986. 19p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Woodwind Trio II, 1986. 15p.

S. rec.: Dithyrambic Ode. Solo flute

Brod, Max, 1884-1968

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Tel-Aviv, 2 Apr. 1959. 2p., German

Pri. Sco. S.: Vier Lieder, Vienna: Universal, to Alma Mahler Werfel, 25 Dec. 1950. 22p.

Port. Phot.: of Brod and Hans Pfitzner, Apr. 1928 (Box 110)

Bronsart von Schellendorf, Hans, 1830-1913

15 A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. 1896-1913. 50p., German. Critical commentaries on cultural life and composers

Call. c. Annot.: to Eugen Lindner. New Year's greetings. German. Satiric poem in which Bronsart refers to Reger, Pfitzner, and Strauss. Illustrated with musical quotations

Brosig, Moritz, 1815-1887

A. L. S.: Breslau, 21 Oct. 1874. 2p., German

Bruch, Max, 1838-1920

3 A. L. S.: to Karl Krebs. Friedenau [Berlin], 23 Mar. 1907, 5, 7 Apr. 1910. 15p., German. Expresses outrage over a newspaper article

A. L. S.: to Bruch, with response to Radecke. Friedenau, 24, 26 Apr. 1906. 2p., German

Bruckner, Anton, 1824-1896

A. L. S.: to a friend. Vienna, 13 Nov. 1883. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Baron von Perfall. Vienna, 27 Feb. 1885. 4p., German. Regarding the Richard Wagner Society; Munich and Seventh Symphony, asking Levi for special rehearsals

Draw. Repro.: "Gedenkblatt zum Zyklus der 9 Symphonien in der Aula der Universität zu München 1946/1947." 1p., 32x22cm., pencil. Rosbaud conducted the cycle

Brüll, Ignaz, 1846-1907

A. Mus. ms. S.: Nachtwandler. 4p., 34x26cm., German. Complete score

A. L. S.: Voslau, 28 Sept. 1875. 2p., German

A. L. S.: [to Carl Reinecke?]. Vienna, 16 Dec. 1896. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Vienna, 12 Nov. 1897. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Unterach, 30 May 1903. 1p., German

Bruneau, Alfred, 1857-1934

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ballade de l'Amie bien belle. 4p., 35x27cm., French. Complete score

A. L. S.: to Manheim. Paris, 2 May 1882. 1p., French

A. Card S.: n.p., 4 Jan. 1897. 2p.

Bull, Ole, 1810-1880

Port. Phot.: 1870. By Warren. With accompanying album leaf signed, Boston, 29 Apr. 1877

Bülow, Cosima Liszt von, 1837-1930

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Wagner, Cosima

Bülow, Hans von, 1830-1894

A. Mus. ms. arr. S.: Sechs Menuetten von L. v. Beethoven, für das Pianoforte. 7p., 27x34cm. Complete score

A. L. S.: to Steyl. Meiningen, 8 Dec. 1884. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Leopold Marxsen. Hamburg, 21 Nov. 1887. 2p., German, with translation

Obit.: With portrait photograph. England, Mar. 1894. English

Port. Phot.: 1884 (Box 110)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Brahms, Johannes

Bülow, Marie Schanzer von

A. L. S.: to Miss Eisenach. Florence, 15 Feb. 1897. 3p., German

P. card S.: to Bruno and Olga Eisner. Charlottenburg, 13 Mar. 1932. 2p., German

A. Doc. S.: Attestation. For Olga Eisner. Berlin, 14 July 1938. 1p., German

Bulss, Paul, 1847-1902

2 A. L. S.: to Senff. Dresden, 8 Jan., 10 Nov. 1877. 2p., German

Bungert, August, 1845-1915

A. Mus. ms.: [Corrections for a vocal composition]. 1p., 25x20cm.

Buonamente, Giovanni Battista, d. 1642

6 A. L. S.: to Prince Cesare Gonzaga in Mantua. Vienna, Prague, 1627. 6p., Italian

L. Repro.: 3 Dec. 1627. 1p., Italian

Buonamici, Giuseppe, 1846-1914

2 A. L. S.: to Murdoch. ?, 10 Oct. 1884; 1901[?]. 2p., English, Italian

Burmester, Carl Adolph Wilhelm, 1869-1933

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Bayhill on Sea, 5 Mar. 1927. 1p., German

Burney, Charles, 1726-1814

A. L. S.: to Samuel Wesley. n.p., [ca. 15 July 1810]. 1p., English. With authentication of letter and short history written on letter by Vincent Novello

L.: to Rev. Dr. Burney [Charles Parr Burney, grandson]. Kent, 13 Feb. 1829. 4p., English. With newspaper clipping in which Percy Scholes asks for available letters about Burney. Also response letter (from the previous owner of this letter) to Scholes

Bury, Agnes, 1831-1902

A. L. S.: to a theater director in Bremen. Leipzig, 8 Oct. 1855. 4p., German

A. L. S.: to a Kapellmeister. Berlin, 27 Sept. 1858. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to a patron. Zehlendorf, n.d. 2p., German

Busch, Adolf, 1891-1952

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Basel, 3 July 1928. 4p., German

Busoni, Ferruccio, 1866-1924

3 A. L. S.: to Rüppel. Leipzig, 5 Feb., 15 Feb., 12 Apr. 1887. 3p., German

9 A. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. 1899-1908. 20p., French, German

A. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. Weimar, 16 July 1900. 2p., German. With self-caricature

(Shelf)Pri. Sco. S.: Concerto, op. 39, Breitkopf & Härtel, c1906, to Rudolph Ganz, 1906. 328p. First edition (Shelf)

Doc.: Essay. "An Unknown Essay by Busoni: Critique of Beethoven's Last String Quartets," by Hans Moldenhauer, in Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, Dec. 1960. 2p., German

Doc. Repro.: Critical discussion of Beethoven. Neuchatel, 15 Nov. 1917. 8p.

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Palmgren, Selim

Bussotti, Sylvano, b. 1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Breve; Due voci, 1958. 1p., 30x30cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonate pour clavier, aprés Pièces de chair II, Florence, 27 Apr. 1960. 1p., 20x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Torso], Milan, 22 Nov. 1960. 2p., 66x16cm. First version

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Venice, 20 Apr. 1963; Florence, 21 Sept. 1963. 3p., Italian

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Torso III, 1963. 1p.

Cage, John, 1912-1992

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs, for voice and piano, New York, Nov. 1942. 6p. (2p. of music), 33x26cm., ink. On transparent sheets (used for publication by Peters)

A. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Urbana, Illinois, 28 Oct. 1966. 2p., English

Doc.: Brochure. KPFA radio station, Berkeley, California, 1965. 4p., English

Campana, Fabio, 1819-1882

A. L. S.: London, 2 Feb. 1882. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Graham. London, n.d. 3p., French

Canneti, Francesco, 1807-1884

A. L. S.: to Marchese Gherado Bevilacqua in Ferrara. Bologna. May ?. 3p., Italian

Capoul, Victor, 1839-1924

A. Mus. ms. S.: Demain. 3p., 34x26cm., French. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same]. 4p., 30x24cm., French. Fair copy

Carafa, Michele, 1787-1872

A. Mus. ms. S.: Abufar. 6p., 26x32cm., French. Duet in piano-vocal score

A. L. S.: to Schieker. Paris, 19 Feb. 1847. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to a colonel. Paris, 21 June 1850. 2p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: O caro..., to Adele di Lopigerane, Milan, Autumn, 1817. Italian

Obit.: from Le Figaro, Paris, 29 July 1872. French

Port. Lith. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Carelli, Vicente

A. Mus. ms. S.: Danza vida porteña, to Ricardo Viñes. 8p., 36x26cm.

Carré, Michel, 1822-1872

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Carter, Thomas, ca. 1740-1804

A. L. S.: to a theater director. London, 29 Dec. 1802. 2p., English

Caruso, Enrico, 1873-1921

Port. Caric. S.: 1916

Casadesus, Robert, 1899-1972

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 1938. By Hrand

Casals, Pablo, 1876-1973

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Prades, 6 May 1940. 2p., French. Discusses the conditions in Europe as a result of the Hitler regime. With clipping regarding letter

12 A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. 1918-1951. 19p., French, English

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 30 Mar. 1927. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to Guido Adler. Vienna, 12 Mar. 1928. 2p., French

P. card S.: to Karl Weigl. Barcelona, 3 June 1935. French

23 P. cards S.: to Boaz Piller. 1936-1957. French, English

P. card S.: to Vally Weigl. Prades, 8 May 1951. French

T. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Puerto Rico, 20 Feb. 1958. 1p., English

Port. Gr.: at the organ with Schweitzer (Box 110)

Bk. S.: Gespräche mit Casals, by J. MA. Corredor, Bern: Alfred Scherz, c1954. 328p.

Bk. S.: Pablo Casals, by Bernard Gavoty, Geneva: René Kister, c1955, to Hans Moldenhauer. 31p.

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Weigl, Karl

Casella, Alfredo, 1883-1947

53 L. S.: to Boaz Piller. 1927-1946. 65p., French. Five letters are from his wife, Yvonne, who writes on his behalf

3 T. L. S.: to Paul Sanders. n.p., 18 May 1931; Rome, 4 Oct. 1931; Siena, 15 Sept. 1933. 5p., French. Regarding the ISCM; Pijper

2 A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Jassy, 16 Apr. 1937; Egypt, 12 Jan. 1938. 2p., French

2 A. L. S.: to Ruzena Herlinger. Siena, 15 Feb. 1938; Rome, 23 Mar. 1938

T. L. S.: to Ruzena Herlinger. Dahlem, n.d.

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Essay. On the development of the modern orchestra. 3p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Concerto, 1924, 14 Feb. 1927

Pri. Sco. S.: Tre canzoni trecentesche, Ricordi, to Ruzena Herlinger, Vienna, 20 Dec. [1911?]. 16p.

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 12 Jan. 1927. By de Gueldre (Box 110)

Cassadó, Gaspar, 1897-1966

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Venice, 22 July 1934. 2p., French

Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario, 1895-1968

A. Mus. ms. S.: Alborada del gracioso for Cello and Piano by Ravel, Beverly Hills, 20 Oct. 1944. 17p., 33x24cm. (80/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Amours de Ronsard, op. 197], Beverly Hills, 30 July 1961. 1p., 33x27cm. (80/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Book of Esther, op. 200, to Hans Moldenhauer, Beverly Hills, July 1962. 1p., 24x31cm. Sketches (80/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same], Beverly Hills, 10-23 Sept. 1962. 3p. (pp.42, 244-245), various sizes. Discarded master sheets (80/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Capriccio, op. 133, Beverly Hills, 21 May 1947. 9p., 32x25cm. (80/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Cherubino," from The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart, Beverly Hills, 1944. 21p., 31x24cm. (80/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Le Columbe, 6 May 1946. 4p., 36x27cm. (80/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra, to Andrés Segovia, Florence, 1938-1939. 67p., 32x23cm. (80/4)

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: [Concerto for Two Guitars and Orchestra], Beverly Hills, 10 July 1962. 10p., 24x33cm. + 35x28cm. Sketches and discarded pages (80/5)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dodici studi dodecafonici. 5p., 33x25cm. (80/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: 2. Quintetto per due violini, viola, violoncello, e pianoforte, 28 Feb. 1934. 3p., 33x24cm. Draft (80/6)

A. Mus. ms.: Exotica, [1934]. 8p., 33x24cm. Violin part (80/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fantasia Napolitana, for Two Pianos, 19-21 Mar. 1945. 15p., 31x25cm. (80/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: La figlia del reggimento, op. 110, to Jascha Heifetz, Hollywood, May 1941. 56p., 32x24cm. Full score (80/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], "Preparations" for Nos. 18, 19, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Beverly Hills, Mar. 1959. 1p., 24x33cm. Sketches (80/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], Choral-Prelude, op. 170, No. 18, on the name Albert Schweitzer, Beverly Hills, 1 Mar. 1959. 4p., 33x24cm. Draft (80/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], Duo-Pianism, Impromptu for Two Pianos, op. 170, No. 19, on the names Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Beverly Hills, Mar. 10, 1959. 10p., 33x27cm. Master sheets (80/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], Suite 508, op. 170, No. 21, to Hans Moldenhauer, Beverly Hills, 24 Mar. 1960. 1p., 24x33cm. (81/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], [Ein Quartett-Satz], op. 170, No. 28, Beverly Hills, 18-19 Sept. 1960. 1p., 33x27cm. Closing page (81/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], Arabesque, op. 170, No. 29, on the name Roger Taylor, 1961. 1p., 33x24cm. Master sheet. With accompanying note to Hans Moldenhauer (81/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Greeting Card], Ballatella, op. 170, No. 34, on the name Chris Parkening, Beverly Hills, 10 Nov. 1963. 1p., 36x28cm. Master sheet (81/1)

A. Mus. ms.: [Greeting Card], [Fanfare], on the name E. Power Biggs. 2p., 22-36x30cm. Sketches (81/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Les Guitares bien tempérées, op. 199, Nos. 2, 21-24, Beverly Hills, 6 Apr. 1962. 3p., various sizes. Sketches (81/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hommage à Paderewsky, Hollywood, 21-23 Mar. 1941. 9p., 31x24cm. (81/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Importance of Being Earnest. 7p. (pp.1-6), 34x27cm. Master sheets (81/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Importance of Being Earnest, to Hans Moldenhauer, Beverly Hills, 26 Dec. 1961. 3p., 33x27cm. (81/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Jeux d'Eau by Ravel, Beverly Hills, 14 Oct. 1944. 18p., 31x24cm. Transcribed for violin and piano (81/3)

A. Mus. ms.: Die Kraniche des Ibykus, op. 193, No. 1. 1p., 34x27cm. (81/4)

A. Mus. ms.: Lament of David, op. 169. 2p., 35x31cm. Sketch of opening (81/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Minstrels by Debussy, 30 June 1951. 3p., 32x24cm. Transcribed for guitar (81/4)

A. Mus. ms.: [Naaritz'cho]. 2p., 36x31cm. Draft of ending (81/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Octoroon Ball, op. 136. 14p., 30x24cm. Beginning of the piano score (81/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ozymandias, op. 124, for voice and piano, Beverly Hills, 8 June 1944. 5p., 36x27cm. Unpublished. Based on the poem by Shelley. Inspired by the reading of the poem when Raymond Gram Swing announced the downfall of Mussolini over the radio. See letter below to Hans Moldenhauer, 6 Feb. 1959 (81/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Pavane pour une infante défunte by Ravel, Beverly Hills, 28 July 1946. 9p., 32x24cm. Arranged for two pianos, four hands (81/5)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Platero y yo, op. 190, Beverly Hills, 18 July 1960. 2p., 33x24cm. With accompanying work sheet, containing four themes and the composer's comments, to Hans Moldenhauer, 26 Dec. 1960 (81/5)

A. Mus. ms.: I Profeti. 7p., 32x23cm. Piano-violin version. Draft of introduction (81/5)

A. Mus. ms.: The Queen of Sheba, op. 161. 1p., 36x30cm. Draft of opening (81/5)

A. Mus. ms.: Rondo, op. 129. 5p., 36x27cm. Sketches (81/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Rosina," from The Barber of Seville by Rossini, Beverly Hills, 30 Sept. 1944. 11p. (full score) + 4p. (parts), 31x24cm. (81/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Saul, op. 191, 1 Aug.-12 Sept. 1960. 1p., 43x29cm. (81/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Seventh Day, 1963. 2p., 33x27cm. Formerly called "The Peace of the Sabbath." Master sheets (81/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Shadow, Beverly Hills, 14 June 1944. 4p., 36x27cm. (81/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Shakespeare Overtures," ca. 1932. 3p., 33x24cm. Thematic sketches to As You Like It, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, All's Well That Ends Well (81/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Shakespeare Sonnets, Sonnet No. LVII, "What is your substance whereof you are made," 22 Sept. 1945. 5p., 31x24cm. Full score (81/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Shakespeare Sonnets, Sonnet No. XXX, op. 125, to Aldo, Beverly Hills, 3 July 1944. 4p., 32x24cm. (81/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Shakespeare Sonnets, Sonnet No. XCIV, op. 125, 11 Oct. 1945. 10p., 31x26cm. (81/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Shakespeare Sonnets, Sonnet No. CLIV, op. 125, Beverly Hills, 21 Sept. 1945. 6p., 31x24cm. (81/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Six Keats Settings, op. 157], 30 Dec. 1952. 2p., 36x30cm. Drafts of opening and closing pages (81/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: 16 Préludes by Chopin, Beverly Hills, 23 Nov. 1944. 36p. (piano score) + 16p. (violin part). 32x25cm. Markings by Heifetz (81/9)

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches]. 4p., various sizes. Includes Divertimento, op. 119; Suite nello Stile Italiano, op. 138; Sonatina, op. 130; Serenade; Second Concerto (81/10)

A. Mus. ms.: Sonata, op. 208, 1967, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1967. 48p., 38x28cm. (81/10)

A. Mus. ms.: Sonata for Oboe and Piano, op. 146. 2p., 38x28cm. (81/10)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonatina for Flute and Guitar, op. 205,2 Aug. 1965. 3p. (pp.9, 15, 16), 36x28cm. Master sheets (81/10)

A. Mus. ms.: Songs of the Shulamite, op. 163. 1p., 31x24cm. Opening page (81/10)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Susanna," from The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart. 2p., 31x24cm. Violin part (81/10)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Three Sephardic Songs, to Bracha Zefire, Beverly Hills, 14-15 Sept. 1949. 9p. + 1p. (of themes), various sizes. Transcribed and harmonized with piano or harp accompaniment (82/1)

A. Mus. ms.: Tobias and the Angel. 8p., various sizes. Includes an omitted aria, p.31 (piano-vocal score), p.73 (orchestral score), pp.77-81 (full score), and 1p. (master sheets) (82/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: La Vallée des Cloches by Ravel, Beverly Hills, 16 Oct. 1944. 6p., 31x24cm. Arranged for cello and piano (82/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Variazioni sinfoniche, part I, 1928. 18p., 33x24cm. Draft of full score (82/2)

A. Mus. ms.: 24 caprichos de Goya, op. 195, Nos. X, XIX, XXII, Mar. 1961. 7p., 33x24cm. Master sheets (82/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Violetta," from La Traviata by Verdi, Beverly Hills, 30 Sept. 1944. 4p., 32x24cm. (82/2)

A. L. S.: to Andrés Segovia. Pisa, 22 Sept. 1948. 2p., French. Containing musical illustrations (Box 118)

4 A. L. S.: to Andrés Segovia. Beverly Hills, 10 Mar., 3 June 1951, 18 July 1955, 20 June 1956. 8p., French. Discussing compositions and Segovia's performances (Box 118)

134 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 1958-1967. 261p. Much detail about his works, some cards and post cards; includes notes from his wife Clara (Box 118)

A. L. S.: to Andrés Segovia. n.p., n.d. 1p., French. Fragment, containing musical illustrations (Box 118)

Card S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, from Lisbeth, wife of Castelnuovo-Tedesco's son Pietro. Los Angeles, 1960. English (Box 118)

Card: Birth announcement for Diana Clara Castelnuovo-Tedesco. 22 June 1960 (Box 118)

2 L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Clara Castelnuovo-Tedesco. Beverly Hills, 8 Mar. 1980. 2p., with two clippings and application forms for the Castelnuovo-Tedesco Society (Box 118)

A. Lib. S.: The Importance of Being Earnest. 41p. (Box 118)

T. Doc.: Biographical data with accompanying catalog of works. 8p., English (Box 118)

A. T. p.: The Merchant of Venice, also titled " Sem " (82/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Amours de Ronsard, op. 197, 1961. 29p. (I) + 33p. (II). Blueprint score (82/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Appunti, Ritmi, 1967-1968, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 2 Feb. 1968. 34p. (I) + 29p. (II). Blueprint score (82/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Appunti, Intervalli, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 28 Nov. 1967. 34p. Blueprint score (82/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot. S.: Il bestiario, op. 188, 1960. 45p. Blueprint score (82/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Bitter Lemons, 1960. 3p. Blueprint score (82/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Book of Esther: A Biblical Oratorio, op. 200, 1962, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 4 Dec. 1962. 144p. Blueprint score (82/6)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Tobias and the Angel], The Book of Tobit, op. 204, 1964-1965, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1964/1965. 83p. (I) + 125p. (II) + 33p. (III). Blueprint score (83/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Candide, op. 123, 1944. 50p. Blueprint score (83/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Cherry Ripe, 1955. 6p. Blueprint score (83/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: 5 Poesie Romanesche, op. 131, 1946. 13p. Blueprint score (83/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Concerto for Two Guitars and Orchestra, op. 201, 1962. 132p. (orchestral score) + 57p. (two guitars and piano). Blueprint score (83/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Divan of Moses-Ibn-Ezra, op. 207, 1966, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 22 July 1966. 59p. Blueprint score (84/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: 2 Canti Greci, 1916. 16p. Blueprint score (84/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Eclogues, op. 206, 1966, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 15 June 1966. 25p. Blueprint score (84/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S. Rev.: 11 Preludes by Chopin, May 1946. 25p. Arranged for violin and piano. Blueprint score (84/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Exotica (A Rhapsody of the South Seas), 1943, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1964. 23p. (parts). Blueprint score (84/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Fantaisie impromptu by Chopin, 1947. 11p. Arranged for violin and piano. Blueprint score (84/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Fiery Furnace, op. 183, 1958, to Joseph Leonard. 30p. Blueprint score (84/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. Rev. S.: La figlia del reggimento, op. 110, 1941, to Hans Moldenhauer, 9 Apr. 1964. 54p. Arranged for violin and piano. Blueprint score (84/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [same]. 44p., missing pp.23-32. Arranged for violin and piano. Blueprint score (84/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Fuga elegiaca, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 3 Nov. 1967. 8p. Blueprint score (84/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot.: [Greeting Card], Tango, op. 170, No. 1, on the name André Previn, 1953. 5p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot. S.: [Greeting Card], Serenatella, op. 170, No. 2, on the name Jascha Heifetz, 1954. 12p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Valse, op. 170, No. 3, on the name Gregor Piatigorsky, 1954. 14p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot. S.: [Greeting Card], Mirages, op. 170, No. 4, on the name Gieseking. 7p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot. S.: [Greeting Card], Tonadilla, op. 170, No. 5, on the name Andrés Segovia, 1954. 6p. With autograph fingerings by Segovia. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [same]. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Rondel, op. 170, No. 6, on the name Siegfried Behrend, 1954. 8p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Preludio, op. 170, No. 7, on the name Bruno Tonazzi, 1954. 5p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Humoresque, op. 170, No. 8, on the name Tossy Spivakovsky, 1954. 12p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Fandango, op. 170, No. 9, on the name Amparo Iturbi, 1954. 8p. Blueprint score (85/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Tanka, op. 170, No. 10, on the name Isao Takahashi, 1955. 5p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Étude, op. 170, No. 11, on the name Jakob Gimpel, 1955. 8p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Für Erna, op. 170, No. 12, 1956. 3p. (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], A Canon for Robin, op. 170, No. 13, on the name Robin Escovado, 1956. 4p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], A Lullaby for Eugene, op. 170, No. 14, to Eugene Robin Escovado, 1957. 4p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], A Fandango for Escovado, op. 170, No. 16, to Robin Escovado, on the name Robin Escovado, 1958. 5p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Ricercare, op. 170, No. 17, on the name Luigi Dallapiccola, 1958. 8p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Choral-Prelude, op. 170, No. 18, on the name Albert Schweitzer, 1959. 7p. Blueprint score (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Duo-Pianism, op. 170, No. 19, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 10 Mar. 1959. 10p. each. Two copies. Blueprint scores (85/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Little March, op. 170, No. 20, on the name Scott Harrison, 1960. 2p. each. Two copies. Blueprint scores (85/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Suite 508, op. 170, No. 21, on the name Walter Hodgson, 1960. 31p. (score) + 15p. (parts). Blueprint score (85/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Slow--with Variations, op. 170, No. 22, 1960. 9p. Blueprint score (85/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Intermezzo, op. 170, No. 23, on the name Harvey Siegel, 1960. 8p. + 3p. (insert). Blueprint score (85/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Valse-Bluette, op. 170, No. 24, on the name Eric Friedman, 1960. 6p. + 2p. (insert). Blueprint score (85/3)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Hungarian Serenade, op. 170, No. 25, on the name Miklós Rózsa, 1960. 8p. Two copies. Blueprint scores (85/4)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], La torre del diavolo, op. 170, No. 26, on the name Gisela Selden-Goth, 1960. 12p. Blueprint score (85/4)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Angelus, op. 170, No. 27, on the name Nino Rota Rinaldi, 1960. 5p. Blueprint score (85/4)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Ein Quartett-Satz, op. 170, No. 28, on the name Walter Arlen, 1960. 14p. (full score) + 19p. (parts). Blueprint score (85/4)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Arabesque, op. 170, No. 29, on the name Roger Taylor, 1961. 7p. Blueprint score (85/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Melodia (o Tema?...), op. 170, No. 30, on the name Claudio Sartori, 1961. 6p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Prelude and Fugue, op. 170, No. 31, on the name Gerhard Albersheim, 1962. 7p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Toccata, op. 170, No. 32, to Hugh Mullins. 10p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Canzone Siciliana, op. 170, No. 33, on the name Mario Gangi, 1962. 4p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Ballatella, op. 170, No. 34, on the name Christopher Parkening, 1963, to Hans Moldenhauer, 18 Nov. 1963. 4p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Sarabande, op. 170, No. 36, on the name Rey de la Torre, 1964. 3p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Romanza, op. 170, No. 37, on the name Oscar Ghiglia, Beverly Hills, 1964. 4p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Homage to Purcell, op. 170, No. 38, on the names Ronald, and Henry Purcell, 1966, to Hans Moldenhauer, 22 July 1966. 7p. Blueprint score (85/5)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Greeting Card], Canción Venezuela, op. 170, No. 40, on the name Alirio Díaz, 1966. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Canción Venezolana, op. 170, No. 40, on the name Alirio Díaz, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1966. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Canción Argentina, op. 170, No. 41, on the name Ernesto Bitetti, 1966, to Hans Moldenhauer, 22 July 1966. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], Estudio, op. 170, No. 42, on the name Manuel López Ramos, 1966, to Hans Moldenhauer, 22 July 1966. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 43, on the name Ruggero Chiesa, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 3p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 44, on the name Laurindo Almeida, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 45, on the name Pearl Chertok, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 46, on the name Jiro Matsudo, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 5p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 47, on the name Angelo Gilardino, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 6p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 48, on the name Ernest Calabria, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 49, on the name Frederick Tulan, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 4p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Greeting Card], op. 170, No. 50, on the name Eugene DiNovi, 1967, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1967. 6p. Blueprint score (85/6)

Mus. ms. Repro.: La guarda cuidadosa, 1955. 5p. Blueprint score (86/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Les Guitares bien tempérées, op. 199, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1962. 4 vols.: 53p. (I) + 51p. (II) + 48p. (III) + 50p. (IV). Blueprint score (86/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Der Handschuh, op. 193, No. 2, 1961. 13p. each. Two copies (86/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Importance of Being Earnest, 1961-1962, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1962. 123p. (I) + 146p. (II) + 94p. (III). Full score. Blueprint score (87/1-3)

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Keats's Songs, On the Grasshopper and the Cricket, op. 113, No. 4, to Walter Kramer, 1951. 6p. With accompanying letter from Kramer. Blueprint score (88/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Die Kraniche des Ibykus, op. 193, No. 1. 37p. (score) + 7p. (parts). Two copies. Blueprint score (88/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Lauda--In honore Sanctæ Birgittæ, op. 189A, 1960. 5p. each. Two copies. Blueprint score (88/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Liberty, Mother of Exiles, to A. Walter Kramer, 1944. 19p. Blueprint score (88/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Memorial Service for the Departed, op. 192, 1960. 10p. Blueprint score (88/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: The Merchant of Venice, 99p. (I) + 120p. (II) + 131p. (III). Blueprint score (88/3-5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Mermaid Tavern, opera 113A and 113B, 1942. 6p. (A) +10p. (B). Blueprint score (89/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Nocturne in Hollywood, 1941. 9p. Blueprint score (89/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: I Nottambuli, 1960. 93p. Blueprint score (89/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Notturno, 1960. 19p. each. Two copies. Blueprint scores (89/3)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Ozymandias, 1944. 4p. Blueprint score (89/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Partita in B Minor by J. S. Bach, to Hans Moldenhauer, April 1964. 35p. Arranged for string orchestra. Blueprint score (89/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. Annot. S.: Pastorale and Rondo, op. 185, 1958. 35p. Blueprint score (89/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Platero y yo, op. 190, 1960. 35p. (I) + 30p. (II) + 36p. (III) + 39p. (IV). Blueprint score (89/6)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Poesia Svedese, op. 189, 1960. 67p. Blueprint score (90/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Prayers My Grandfather Wrote, 1962, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 4 Dec. 1962. 18p. Blueprint score (90/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Primavera Fiorentina, 1911, 1967. 28p. Blueprint score (90/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: The Proverbs of Solomon, op. 168, Go to the Ant; Hear, Ye Children; There Be Six Things; The Foolish Woman Is Clamorous; Who Hath Woe?, to Hermann Stein; A Virtuous Woman Who Can Find, 1953. 45p. Blueprint score (90/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Psyche, op. 113, No. 5, 1951. 10p. Blueprint score (90/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Queen of Sheba, op. 161, 1953. 32p. Blueprint score (90/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sacred Service, op. 122, 1943. 54p. Blueprint score (90/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Serenade, op. 118, 1942-1943. 48p. + 13p. (guitar part, revised). Blueprint score (90/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Seventh Day, op. 202, 1963, to Hans Moldenhauer, 18 Nov. 1963. 16p. Blueprint score (90/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Shakespeare Sonnets, Nos. XXXV, XL (to Hans Moldenhauer), XLVII, LXXI, 1963. 17p. Blueprint score (90/6)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: La Sirenetta e il pesce Turchino. 28p. each. Two copies. Blueprint scores (90/6)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonatina canonica, op. 196. 23p. Blueprint score (90/7)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sonatina for Bassoon and Piano, to Adolph Weiss, 1946. 39p. Blueprint score (90/7)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sonatina for Flute and Guitar, op. 205, 1965, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 14 Feb. 1966. 30p. Blueprint score (91/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sonatina zoologica, op. 187, 1960. 18p. Blueprint score (91/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: The Song of Songs, op. 172, 1954, to Hans Moldenhauer. 200p. With autograph Italian text. Blueprint score (91/2)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Songs of the Oceanides, 1954. 25p. each. Two copies. Blueprint scores (91/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Songs of the Shulamite, op. 163, 1953. 66p. Blueprint score (91/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Stars, op. 104, 1940. 86p. Blueprint score (91/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: 3rd String Quartet, op. 203, to Bernard Berenson, Beverly Hills, 1964, also inscribed to Hans Moldenhauer, 13 May 1965. 57p. + 58p. (parts). Blueprint score (91/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Three Sephardic Songs, 1960. 43p. Blueprint score (92/1)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Three Shelley Songs, op. 173, to A. Walter Kramer, 1955. 21p. Blueprint score (92/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Tre preludi al Circeo, 1961. 11p. Blueprint score (92/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Tre preludi Mediterranei, op. 176, 1955. 13p. Blueprint score (92/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Two Motets, op. 174, 1955. 18p. Blueprint score (92/2)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Two Sonatas, op. 179, 1955. 95p. Blueprint score (92/3)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: 24 caprichos de Goya, op. 195, 1961. 30p. (I) + 29p. (II) + 29p. (III) + 29p. (IV). Blueprint score (92/4)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Vogelweide, op. 186, 1958, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 26 Feb. 1959. 54p. Blueprint score (92/5)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Le Voyage, 1959, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. 4p. Blueprint score (93/1)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Le Voyage, 1959. 4p. Blueprint score (93/1)

Doc. Repro. S.: "Complete Bibliography (up to 1962)." Compiled by Robert Taylor, for the University of California, Los Angeles, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1 Oct. 1963. 30p. (Box 118)

Doc. Repro.: List of lectures. 1p., English (Box 118)

Doc. Repro.: News release. Michigan State University, Oct. 25 (Box 118)

Doc. Repro.: Text. Aucassin et Nicolette. 18p., English (Box 118)

Pri. Sco.: Appunti, I and III, Milan: Zerboni, c1968. 31p. (93/1)

Pri. Sco. S.: Aria of Ruth, New York: Mills Music, c1950, to Irene Hanna, 7 Jan. 1952. 4p. (93/2)

Pri. Sco.: La barba bianca, in Il giornalino della Domenica, Milan, 26 Dec. 1920. 4p. (93/2)

Pri. Sco. S.: Endymion, New York: Marks Music, c1960, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 9 Mar. 1960. 20p. (93/2)

Pri. Sco. S.: English Suite, New York: Mills Music, c1962, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 31 Jan. 1962. 11p. (93/2)

Pri. Sco. Rev. S.: Evangelion, op. 141, 1949, Florence: Forlivesi, c1958. 77p. (93/3)

Pri. Sco. S.: The Fiery Furnace, New York: Ricordi, c1959, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Dec. 1959. 36p. (93/4)

Pri. Sco.: Girotondo dei Golosi, in Il giornalino della Domenica, Florence, 31 Jan. 1924. 4p. (93/4)

Pri. Sco. S.: Homer, Los Angeles: Delkas, c1944, to Irene Hanna, 13 Aug. 1944. 4p. (93/4)

Pri. Sco. S.: The Nightingale, New York: Galaxy, c1944, to Irene Hanna, 7 June 1944. 4p. (93/4)

Pri. Sco.: Passacaglia, op. 180, Milan: Edizioni Musicali, c1970. 11p. (93/5)

Pri. Sco.: Platero y yo, op. 190, Milan: Edizioni Musicali, c1972. 38p. (93/5)

Pri. Sco.: The Shadow, New York: Carl Fischer, c1945. 5p. (93/5)

Pri. Sco.: Sonatina canonica, Paris: Max Eschig, c1971. 17p. (93/5)

Pri. Sco. S.: Songs of the Oceanides, New York: Franco Colombo, c1963, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 15 Mar. 1963. 40p. (93/6)

Pri. Lib. A. Rev.: The Merchant of Venice. 17p. (93/6)

Pri. Lib. S.: The Merchant of Venice, Milan: Ricordi, to Hans Moldenhauer, 25 May 1961. 70p. (93/6)

Pri. Sco.: 24 caprichos de Goya, op. 195, Nos. 13-18, Milan: Edizioni Musicali, c1971. 34p. (93/6)

2 Prog.: Undicesimo Concerto, Florence, 1959 (Box 118)

Prog.: 6 Oct. 1959 (Box 118)

Prog.: Michigan State University, 13 Nov. 1959 (Box 118)

Prog.: San Francisco Symphony, 3-6 Feb. 1960 (Box 118)

Prog.: University of Southern California, 30 Apr. 1961 (Box 118)

Prog.: The Merchant of Venice, 1961. 23p. Synopsis in Italian, French, English, German (Box 118)

Prog. S.: The Song of Songs, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 7-8 Aug. 1963. With clipping regarding world premiere (Box 118)

2 Clip.: Los Angeles, Apr. 1966. English (Box 118)

Port. Phot. Draw.: Sept. 1964, by Pablo Ghiglia, inscribed 7 Apr. 1965 (Box 110)

Phot. Draw.: sketch of the set of The Merchant of Venice, by Attilio Colonnello (Box 110)

3 Port. Phot. S.: 1958, 1961 (Box 110)

Port. Gr. (Box 110)

(Shelf)S. rec.: The Merchant of Venice (1961); Song of Songs (1963); Sonnets (1964) (RXA 6747, 6748-6752, 6754) (Shelf)

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Castiglioni, Niccolò, 1932-1996

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quodlibet at the Year's Corner, Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern, 1968-1969. 20p., 31x24cm.

Castillo, Manuel, b. 1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cuatro invenciones para cuarteto de cuerda, Sevilla, May 1967. 14p., 36x27cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S. Rev.: Sonata para violín y piano, Sevilla, 1961-1962. 26p., 36x26cm. Full score

Caudella, Eduard, 1841-1924

A. L. S.: Jassy, 4 May 1909. 2p., French

P. card S.: to Georges Bainton. Jassy, 12 May 1909. French

Call. c.

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Chant de la race latine, Jassy, 12 May 1909. 1p., French

Cerha, Friedrich, b. 1926

A. Mus. ms.: [Enjambements, for six players, 1959]. 3p., 44x59cm. + 44x56cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms.: [Lanbegger Nachtmusik, II, for orchestra, 1969-1970]. 12p., various sizes. Sketches on master sheets

3 T. L. S.: Vienna, 12 Mar. 1970, 19 Dec. 1971. 3p., German; Maria Langegg, 19 July 1973. 1p., German

Pri. Sco. S.: Enjambements, Universal Edition, 1959, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1975

Chabrier, Emmanuel, 1841-1894

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Piano composition in E Major], to Boaz Piller. 1p., 25x32cm., ink. Incomplete, in 9/8 time. Mounted with portrait photograph

A. L. S.: to "Maman" [Mme. Chabrier]. Paris, 1887. 1p., French

Port. Phot.: mounted with music manuscript above

Port. Phot.: by Benoue (Box 110)

Chaminade, Cécile, 1857-1944

A. L. S.: to ?. Marseille, 5 Mar. 2p., French. On musical matters

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Au Pays bleu, Côte d'Azur, Feb. 1914. French. On picture postcard

Champein, Stanislas, 1753-1830

A. L. S.: Theater Feydeau, [8 Mar. 1813]. 1p., French

Chapí, Ruperto, 1851-1909

A. Mus. ms. S.: Las hijas del Zebedeo, Carceleras. 7p., 35x27cm. Complete score

Chaulieu, Charles, 1788-1849

A. L. S.: to Noqford. London, n.d. 2p., French

A. L. S.: London. 1p., French, English

Chelard, Hippolyte-André-Baptiste, 1789-1861

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Die Seekadetten, Andantino, to Schlösser, Darmstadt, 28 Aug. 1848. German

Cherubini, Luigi, 1760-1842

A. Mus. ms.: Sujet de fugue, traiter avec deux contre-sujets seulement..., "(concours de 1838)." 1p. (12m.), ink. With authentication by Dancla

A. L. S.: to Breitkopf & Härtel. Paris, 10 Dec. 1833. 2p., French. Regarding Ali Baba

A. L. S.: to Levasseur. n.p., Monday, the 19th. 1p., French

2 A. Doc. S.: Certificates of admission. For conservatory classes, to Charles Dancla. 22 Apr. 1828, 7 Sept. 1829. 2p., French

Port. Lith. S. Repro.: Mounted on page of Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, 1833 (Box 110)

Chevillard, Camille, 1859-1923

A. L. S.: Paris, 18 June 1910. 2p., French. Mentions conducting Elgar's Gerontius. On verso, 8m. autograph musical quotation from Gounod's Mireille

Port. Phot. S.: 1910 (Box 110)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 110)

Chopin, Fryderyk Franciszek, 1810-1849

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Prelude in A-flat Major, op. posth.], for piano solo, to P[ierre] Wolff, 10[?] July 1834. 2p., 16x24cm., ink. Complete score. With letter of authentication reproduced, from Arthur Hedley

Mus. ms. Repro.: Nocturne, op. 62, No. 1. 4p. Sketch. Mounted on board (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Tarantelle, op. 43, Paris: Catlin, 1930. 8p. Facsimile

Chrysander, Friedrich, 1826-1901

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Berne, 28 Feb. 1876. 4p., German. Includes a second letter to Selmar Bagge, from Karl Opitz (24 Feb. 1876)

A. L. S.: to Elise. London, n.d. 3p., German

Chung, Woo-Hyen

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quartett, to Adolph Weiss, 23 May 1955. 12p., 39x27cm.

Cilea, Francesco, 1866-1950

T. L. S.: to Baron Angelo d'Eisner. Naples, 16 May 1930. 2p., Italian

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Adriana, Naples, 17 Jan. 1930. 1p.

Cimarosa, Domenico, 1749-1801

A. Mus. ms.: [Il marito disperato], "Come gli animali," premiered Naples, 1785. 8p., 22x29cm. 17 measures of the prelude to the aria, and the first 26 measures of the aria itself, "Voi siete un amoroso galante francesino"

Ciortea, Tudor, 1903-1982

A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: Variatiuni. 52p., 35x25cm. Full score

Clauss-Szarvady, Wilhelmine, 1834-1907

A. L. S.: to Fischer. n.p., n.d. 3p., French

A. L. S.: [London], 30 Jan. 1871. 2p., French

Obit.: for Frederick Szarvady (husband). 1p., English. Transcribed from World, 8 Mar. 1882

Clementi, Muzio, 1752-1832

A. L. S.: to Viotti. 20 Jan. 1813. 3p., French, English. Letter written by Viotti in French, with reply written in English by Clementi

A. L. S.: London, 17 Apr. 1823. 1p., English

Pri. Sco. S.: Sonata for the Pianoforte or Harpsichord, op. 26, London: Preston. 10p. Also signed by Margaret Abernethie

Coates, Gloria, b. 1938

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Cocteau, Jean, 1889-1963

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Coelho, Olga Praguer, b. 1909

(Shelf)Mus. ms.: [Music manuscripts, mostly for voice and piano or guitar] (Shelf)

(Shelf)Doc.: Files containing correspondence, photographs, printed scores (Shelf)

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Colonne, Edouard, 1838-1910

A. L. S.: to Fischer. Paris, 19 Aug. 1877. 1p., French. Regarding a concerto by Lalo

Comes, Liviu, b. 1918

Pri. Sco.: Melopee, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica, c1970. 5p.

Pri. Sco.: Sonata pentru pian, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica, c1970. 32p.

Commer, Franz, 1813-1887

A. L. S.: B[erlin], 27 Jan. 1848. 1p., German

Constantinescu, Dan, b. 1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Strukturi I, II, pentru pian. 8p., 33x25cm.

Cooper, Emil, 1877-1960

Doc. S. Repro.: Schedule. Baton Rouge Civic Symphony Association. 23 Sept. 1960. 2p., English

Obit.

Cortolezis, Fritz, 1878-1934

A. L. S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. Karlsruhe, 2 Mar. 1924. 1p., German

Cortot, Alfred, 1877-1962

A. L. S.: [to Boaz Piller]. 14 Feb. 1929. 2p., French

A. L. S.: [to Boaz Piller]. 12 May 1938. 1p., French

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 1921 (Box 110)

Port. Phot. Repro. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 1918 (Box 110)

Cossmann, Bernhard, 1822-1910

A. L. S.: Weimar, 22 Feb. 1860. 1p., German

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Cottrau, Giulio, 1831-1916

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Addio di Griselda. Italian

Courtois, P.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Le Tambour major amoreaux. 3p., 35x27cm., French

Coussemaker, Charles-Edmond-Henri de, 1805-1876

A. L. S.: Dunkirk, 3 Feb. 1857. 6p., French

A. L. S.: [to Schneider?]. Lille, 6 Dec. 1875. 3p., French

Cramer, Johann Baptist, 1771-1858

A. L. S.: to Charles Ashley. London, 12 Jan. 1814. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Costa. n.p., 24 Feb. 1856. 1p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Piccolo canone, to J. Dessauer, Paris, 17 Aug. 1833

Crescentini, Girolamo, 1762-1846

A. L. S.: n.p., 15 Apr. 1807[?]. 1p., Italian

A. L.: to Irene Ricciardi. n.p., Wednesday, 9 Sept. 1p., Italian

Cruvelli, Friederike Marie, 1824-1868

A. L. S.: to Escudier. n.p., n.d. 4p., French

Cruvelli, Jeanne Sophie Charlotte, 1826-1907

3 A. L. S.: to Fiorentino. n.p., n.d. 9p., French

Cui, César, 1835-1918

A. L. S.: to Heugel. n.p., 28 Apr. 1887. 1p., French

A. L. S.: [to von Schuch]. Petersburg, 24 Oct. 1898. 3p., French. Mentioning Dresden concerts

A. Mus. Quot. Repro.: see portrait reproduced below (Box 110)

Port. S. Repro.: with musical quotation reproduced, 1888. By A. de Wit (Box 110)

Curschmann, Karl Friedrich, 1805-1841

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Im Walde geh' ich wohlgemuth," Berlin, to ?, 26 Sept. 1834. 3p. 22x27cm.

Czerny, Carl, 1791-1857

A. L. S.: to Breitkopf & Härtel. Vienna, 16 Mar. 1836. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to R. de Vivenot. n.p., 29 Mar. 1846. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Robert Cocks. Vienna, 5 Nov. 1853. 3p., English. Regarding his works, ensemble settings

Port. Engr. (Box 110)

Port. Engr. (Box 125)

d'Albert, Eugen, 1864-1932

A. Mus. ms. S.: Caprice et Fuge in C Minor for the Pianoforte, 6 June 1876. 8p., 30x24cm., ink. Complete score. Bound with manuscript below

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Fugue in A-flat Major for Organ], 16 Jan. 1879. 12p., 29x23cm. Complete score. Bound with manuscript above

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rosmarien (aus Des Knaben Wunderhorn). 2p., 35x26cm., ink. Song with piano accompaniment

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Lausanne, 29 Feb. 1884. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Berlin, 3 Nov. 1904. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Lago Maggiore, 12 June 1905. 1p., German

6 A. L. S.: 1912-1918. 16p., German

A. L. S.: to Universal Edition. Ventimiglia, 19 Apr. 1928. 4p., German. Detailed correction list for Die schwarze Orchidee

P. card: with address for Hilde d'Albert

Doc. S.: Certificate. Membership at Wiener Tonkünstler-Verein for Marta Frank, signed by d'Albert as President. Vienna, 5 Oct. 1913. 1p., German

d'Arányi, Jelly, 1895-1966

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., English. Fragment

d'Ivry, Paul Xavier Désiré, Marquis, 1829-1903

A. L. S.: Coraboeuf, 27 Dec. 1869. 8p., French. Mentions Verdi, others

d'Ollone, Max, 1875-1959

A. L. S.: n.p., 18 Sept. 1910. 3p., French

2 A. Mus. Quot. S.: Both on 1p., excerpts from In Memoriam, "Sombre Maison," and "Le Son du vent qui passe..."

Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 1749-1838

A. L. S.: to Fortunato Stella. New York, 29 Mar. 1832. 1p., Italian, with typed transcription, and with English translation by Albi Rosenthal. Reflects activities as writer, poet, and bookseller

Dahl, Ingolf, 1912-1970

Mus. ms. Repro.: A Christmas Canon for Five Voices, Dec. 1949. 1p., English

Dahl, Viking, 1895-1945

A. Mus. ms. S.: Pluie, op. 2, No. 1, to Ricardo Viñes. 4p., 35x27cm.

Dalberg, Johann Friedrich Hugo von, 1760-1812

A. L. S.: to Bellermann. ?, 8 Jan. 1802. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. ?, 5 Jan. 1807. 1p., German

Dallapiccola, Luigi, 1904-1975

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Ulisse], " Calypso," to Richard Hartmann, München, 27 Jan. 1961-Firenze, 3 Feb. 1961. 4p., 22x31cm., red and black ink, pencil. For voice with accompaniment. Sketch, with vocal line beginning "Son soli..."

A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Florence, 14 Dec. 1934. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Flushing, 12 June 1957. 1p., French

T. L. S.: to Paul A. Pisk. Florence, 19 July 1962. 1p., French

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Florence, 28 June 1964. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. Florence, 30 Mar. 1965. 1p., French

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Laura Dallapiccola. Flushing, 22 Apr. 1957. 2p., French

Dancla, Charles, 1817-1907

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David, Ferdinand, 1810-1873

A. L. S.: [to Julius Rietz?]. Leipzig, 25 Nov. 1850. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Julius [Rietz]. Leipzig, 27 Feb. 1866. 3p., German

Port. Engr.: by Weger & Singer (Box 110)

David, Johann Nepomuk, 1895-1977

A. Mus. ms.: Requiem chorale, 31 Jan.-7 Feb. 1956. 58p., 34x27cm., ink, pencil

2 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 5 Oct. 1956, 22 July 1967. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: 1956

Debussy, Claude, 1862-1918

A. L. S.: to Vincent d'Indy. 10, rue Gustave Doré, [ca. July 1893]. 1p., French. Offering friendship, refers to La Damoiselle élue. Attached to portrait below

A. L. S.: to Ernest Bloch. Paris, 3 May 1910. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to André Caplet. 5 May 1913. 1p., French. Mentions Nocturnes

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "Je vous la souhaite...," based on the song Mandoline, [Jan. 1883]. 2p., French. 12 measures complete score for voice and piano. New Year's musical greeting, for Mme. Vasnier. With dedication

Port. Phot.: with attached letter above, to d'Indy. By Otto

Defauw, Désiré, 1885-1960

T. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. Chicago, 20 Mar. 1944. 1p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Symphony in D Minor by Franck, Brussels, 12 Dec. 1932

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 2 Dec. 1940 (Box 110)

Deiters, Hermann, 1833-1907

3 A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Bonn, 8 Sept. 1867, Mar. 1868; Düren, 14 Dec. 1873. 10p., German

Delibes, Léo, 1836-1891

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fanfares composées pour la distribution des récompenses à l'Exposition Universelle de 1889, to Paul Blondot, Sept. 1889. 4p., 27x35cm., ink. Reduced piano score from original for brass band and orchestra

A. L. S.: to the Director of the National Theater at Pest. n.p., 20 May 1881. 4p., French. Regarding Jean de Nivelle

A. L. S.: to Bandon. 54 Chateau d'Eau, n.d. 3p., French. With musical illustration

A. L. S.: to Pougin. n.p., Monday, 31 May. 3p., French

A. Card S.: n.p., 19 June. 1p., French

Port. Lith.: with biographical sketch. French (Box 110)

Delius, Frederick, 1862-1934

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.[?]: [Five Piano Pieces], Valse, No. III, for piano solo. 2p., 35x27cm., ink, pencil. First draft, sketches on verso

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwei braune Augen, song with piano accompaniment, text by H. C. Andersen, 1885. 2p., 34x27cm., German, ink, pencil

Port. Phot. (Box 110)

Demantius, Christoph, 1567-1643

A. Doc.: Psalmus 98, Freiburg, 19 Nov. 1615. 1p., Latin. Dedicatory page of Demantius's setting for sixteen voices (distributed over four choruses) on the occasion of the fifth birthday of the Saxon heir to the electorate, Hared, and dedicated to his parents Johann George and Magdalena Sybil

Denza, Luigi, 1846-1922

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Custace. n.p., 27 Apr. 1887. 1p., Italian

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "Hush a-bye, dearie, hush-a-bye low," London, Oct. 1891

Clip.: 1p., English. See portrait photograph below

Port. Phot. Repro.: attached to clipping above. Portrait photograph of B. Tours on verso

Dessau, Bernhard, 1861-1923

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Charlottenburg, 16 Apr. 1909. 2p., German

Dessau, Paul, 1894-1979

A. Mus. ms. S.: Beruhigung, from 2 Gesänge von O. J. Bierbaum, to Mrs. Lattermann, Schleswig, 23 Oct. 1917. 3p., 35x27cm. Arranged for voice and piano

A. Mus. ms. S.: Verkündigung von Richard Dehmel, to Dälberg, Hamburg, 1914. 2p., 35x27cm.

T. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Zeuthen, 14 Dec. 1973. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to K. A. Hartmann. n.p., 29 July 1961. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Two Canons. 8p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Kinderkantate, to Bruno Eisner, 6 Dec. 1932. 34p.

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Hartmann, Karl Amadeus

Dessauer, Josef, 1798-1876

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Du willst nicht mit zum Tanze gehn? ". 4p., 29x22cm., German

A. L. S.: to ?. Ischl, Oct. 1855. 3p., German

Destin, Tomaso Loewe

A. L. S.: Bergamo, 19 Sept. 1875. 1p., Italian

Deutsch, Otto Erich, 1883-1967

P. card: to Hans Moldenhauer. Vienna, 29 Sept. 1956. English

Doc. S.: Essay. "Mozart und die Wiener Logen," Vienna: Wiener Freimaurer-Zeitung, 1932, to Hans Moldenhauer, Vienna, Aug. 1956. 35p., German

Call. c. Annot.

Devčić, Natko, b. 1914

2 A. Cards S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Season's Greetings 1970, 1983. English

Devrient, Eduard, 1801-1877

A. L. S.: to Richard Pohl. Karlsruhe, 27 Jan. 1864. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to an editor. Karlsruhe, 3 Oct. 1864. 1p., German

Diémer, Louis, 1843-1919

A. L. S.: to Adolphe. n.p., 14 Feb. 1878. 4p., French

A. Card S.: to Leguy. 21 Nov. 1894. 2p., French

A. Card S.: 22 Mar. 1906. 2p., French

Diez, Sophie, 1820-1887

4 A. L. S.: 1855-1870. 9p., German

Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von, 1739-1799

A. Mus. ms. S.: Menuet, pour le clavecin, Breslau, 16 Nov. 1779. 2p., 10x31cm., ink. Complete score

Döhler, Theodor, 1814-1856

A. L. S.: Hôtel de Paris, n.d. 1p., French

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Thalberg, Sigismond

Dohnányi, Ernö, 1877-1960

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Tallahassee, 18 June 1955. 1p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Der Schleier der Pierrette], "Pierrot," 27 Jan. 1910

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Variations on a Nursery Song]. 6m. Full score

Pri. Sco. S.: A Dedication, op. 13, No. 1, New York: Marks Music, c1938. 3p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Rhapsody, op. 11, No. 4, New York: Marks Music, c1930. 10p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Rhapsody (C Major), op. 11, No. 3, New York: Marks Music, c1935. 13p.

Port. Phot. S. (Box 110)

Doktor, Paul, 1919-1989

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Brisman, Heskel

Dommer, Arrey von, 1828-1905

3 A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge?]. Reudnitz, 14 Dec. 1860; Lauenburg, 21 July 1864; Altona, 25 Sept. 1864. 9p., German

Donzelli, Domenico, 1790-1873

A. L. S.: n.p., 6 June 1833. 1p., French

Door, Carl

A. L. S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. Vienna, 13 Aug. 1924. 1p., German

Doreste, Víctor

A. Mus. ms. S.: Suite canaria. Folía. 5p., 33x26cm.

Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont, 1804-1892

A. L. S.: [to Robert Seitz]. Berlin, 17 Feb. 1881. 1p., German

Dorn, Otto, 1848-1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Frühlingslied, op. 34, No. 1. 1p. (opening page), 31x27cm., English, German. Fragment

A. Doc. S.: Aphorisms. 1p., German

Call. c. Annot.: Wiesbaden, 11 Feb. 1911

Port. Caric. Repro.: with autograph note mentioning Ferdinand Hiller (Box 110)

Dotzauer, Friedrich, 1783-1860

A. L. S.: [to the director of the Dresden Orchestra?]. Leipzig, 21 Jan. 1811. 2p., German

Draeseke, Felix, 1835-1913

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Symphony in F Major], Presto. 2p., 28x18cm. Sketch. With attached autograph letter signed, Coburg, 22 June 1876. 4p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., German

A. L. S.: see manuscript above

A. Doc. S.: Biographical information. Outline of his studies and professional career with a list of his published works. 1p., German

Clip.: Biographical information with portrait. English

Dresden, Sem, 1881-1957

A. Mus. ms.: Hor ai dolor, for piano, 1950. 2p., 36x27cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Psalm 84, for Chorus, Soprano, Tenor, and Orchestra, 1953-1954. 1p., 21x29cm. Sketch of work plan

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Bussum, 10 July 1956. 1p., English

T. L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from A. Annegard, Librarian. The Hague, 3 Mar. 1958. 1p., English

3 T. L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Anton Dresden (son). Bussum, 1957-1958. 4p., English

Obit.: Dutch

Dreyer, Johann Melchior, 1747-1824

2 A. Mus. mss. S.: Die Geduld; Ich danke Gott. 2p. (1 leaf), 24x31cm.

Dreyschock, Alexander, 1818-1869

2 A. Mus. mss. S.: [Fugue in E-flat Major], to Schlösser, Darmstadt, 29 Nov. 1843. On verso, fragment of an [Allegro for string quartet], Darmstadt, 29 Mar. 1858. 3p., 28x22cm.

A. L. S.: Berlin, 26 Feb. 1860. 1p., German

Doc.: Work list, to op. 27. 1p.

Dron, Marthe Nancy, 1878-1960

T. Doc.: Documentation. 1p., English. Association material to César Franck's Prélude, choral, et fugue

T. Doc.: Biographical information. 5p., French

Port. Phot. Gr.: Marthe Dron and Andrée Parent (Box 110)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Franck, César

Drouet, Louis, 1792-1873

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 8 Jan. 1860. 1p., French. Regarding his pianist son

Dubois, Théodore, 1837-1924

Pri. Sco. S.: 2. Concerto pour piano et orchestra, Paris: Heugel, 1897, to E. Colonne. 58p. Transcription for two pianos. With copy of same

Dubuque, Alexander Ivanovich, 1812-1898

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Dukas, Paul, 1865-1935

2 A. L. S.: to Servières. Paris, 8 Jan. 1901, 17 June 1923. 3p., French

Port. Phot. Gr.: with pupils, including Marguerite Long. By Joaillier (Box 110)

Port. Phot. Repro.: with biographical sketch (Box 110)

Duparc, Henri, 1848-1933

A. L. S.: Tarbes, 29 Apr. 1917. 2p., French. Concerning Franck's Paris

Dupont, Pierre, [1821-1870]

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Andante, 1866

Dupré, Marcel, 1886-1971

Pri. Sco. S.: Cortège et litanie, for organ, Paris: Leduc, 1924, inscribed 15 Dec. 1925. 23p.

Duprez, Gilbert, 1806-1896

A. Alb. l. S.: to Chorley. n.p., n.d. 1p., English

Durand, Marie Auguste, 1830-1909

A. L. S.: to Schott. London, Paris, 30 June 1879. 1p., French

Dvorák, Antonín, 1841-1904

A. L. S.: Vysoká, Sunday at 5 o'clock in the morning, July 1885. 4p., English. Mentions Ludmilla

A. L. S.: Prague, 14 Dec. 1886. 4p., English. Mentions Ludmilla

Pri. Sco. S.: Stabat Mater, op. 58, for Soloists, Chorus, and Orchestra, London: Novello, Ewer, 1876/1877, 1880. 104p. Signed at Cambridge, 15 June 1891, when Dvorák received the Doctor of Music degree. From the Edward Lloyd Library

Ebdon, Thomas, 1738-1811

A. Mus. ms. S.: Glee 3 Voices the Acrostick, "to a celebrated composer," Durham, 1795. 3p., 24x30cm., English, ink. Full score

Ebert, Carl, 1887-1980

A. Card S.: to Alma Mahler. Berlin, Apr. 1959. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Ebner, Wolfgang, 1612-1665

A. Mus. ms. S.[?]: [Unidentified composition in condensed score, ca. 1655]. 2p., 13x23cm., ink. With facsimile signatures of Ebner, A. Poglietti, and G. Paganelli. Authentication by Aloys Fuchs

Eckert, Karl, 1820-1879

A. L. S.: Stuttgart, 8 Mar. 1865. 2p., German

6 Clip.: 1879-1880. German. With biographical information

Edlund, Lars, b. 1922

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Annot. S.: Elegi, 23 Aug. 1971, to Alan Stout. 30p. Blueprint score

Eeden, Jan van den, 1842-1917

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rhéna, 1912. 1p., 29x22cm. Fragment from introduction to Act III, with poem

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 110)

Ehlert, Louis, 1825-1884

A. Card S.: [Vienna], 27 Nov. 1p., German

Ehrlich, Heinrich, 1822-1899

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 3p., German

Einem, Gottfried von, 1918-1996

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Prinzessin] Turandot, op. 1, Finale, 1944. 2p., 34x27cm., ink, pencil. Sketch. Only portion to have survived the burning of Berlin

A. L. S.: Vienna, 19 Dec. 1958. 3p., German. Christmas greetings

A. L. S.: Vienna, 8 Oct. 1969. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. n.p., n.d. 2p., English, German. Christmas greetings

A. Doc. S.: Synopsis. For the Los Angeles premiere of Hexameron. 1p., German

Einstein, Alfred, 1880-1952

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Eisikovits, Max, b. 1908

Pri. Sco.: Cîntece Stinse Maramuresene, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica, c1969. 6p.

Pri. Sco.: Patru Schite, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica(breve), c1970. 13p.

Eisler, Hanns, 1898-1962

Mus. ms. Annot. Repro.: Divertimento für Bläserquintett, op. 4. 15p. Blueprint score

Eisner, Bruno, 1884-1978

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Orlik, Emil

Eitner, Robert, 1832-1905

P. card S.: to Friedrich Chrysander. Templin, 19 Apr. 1896. German

2 P. cards S.: to Gerhard Tischer. Templin, 22 Nov. 1903, 27 Jan. 1904. German

Elmendorff, Karl, 1891-1962

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Elston, Arnold, 1907-1971

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Emborg, Jens Laurson, 1876-1957

A. L. S.: to Rheinische Musik-und Theater-Zeitung. Vordingborg bei Kopenhagen, 14 June 1929. 1p., German

Enescu, George, 1881-1955

A. L. S.: to Fritz Mahler. New York, 20 Apr. 1948. 1p., German

Pri. Sco. Annot. S.: Trois rhapsodies routtaines, op. 11, Paris: Enoch, n.d., to Fritz Mahler, 1948. 89p.

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 1938. By Toppo (Box 110)

Engelmann, Theodore

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Leipzig, 7 May 1862. 1p., German. Penned on stationery of Wilhelm Engelmann

Epstein, Julius, 1832-1926

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 28 Jan. 1911. 2p., German

Call. c. Annot.: Baden, 2 Sept. 1919. 2p., German

Erbse, Heimo, b. 1924

A. Mus. ms.: Klavierkonzert, op. 21, 1964. 142p., various sizes. Sketches in reduced score. Includes sketches for Drei Lieder von Texten nach Celan

A. Mus. ms.: Mörike-Lieder, op. 17, Nos. 1, 2. 22p., 34x27cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms.: Ruth, op. 16. 67p., 33x24cm. Sketches of piano score

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Wilder Kaiser, Tyrol, 20 Sept. 1960. German

4 T. L. S.: Taxenbach, Jan.-Oct. 1960. 4p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Julietta, Act IV. 1p. Facsimile photograph from the full score

Doc.: Two Articles. "Über das Schaffen von Heimo Erbse," by Karl Heinz Füssl; "Julietta...," by Rudolf Lück, in Musik Nachrichten 1, Frankfurt: Peters, n.d. 16p., German

Erdmann, Eduard, 1896-1958

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Langballigau, 19 June 1932. 2p., German

Ernst, Heinrich Wilhelm, 1814-1865

A. L. S.: to Chorley. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., 11 Apr. 2p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Hamburg, 18 June 1843, inscribed. German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: London, 24 July 1843

Eröd, Iván, b. 1936

A. Mus. ms.: Die Seidenraupen. 4p., 34x27cm. Sketches in condensed score

Escudier, Marie-Pierre-Yves, 1819-1880

A. L. S.: Paris, 3 Feb. 1861. 2p., French

Espagne, Franz, 1828-1878

A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge?]. Berlin, 12 Nov. 1863. 3p., German

Esplá, Oscar, 1886-1976

A. Mus. ms. S.: Evocaciones. Cantos de Vendimia, [op. 16], No. III, Madrid. 18p., 36x26. With fingerings by Ricardo Viñes

Essipoff, Anna, 1851-1914

A. Alb. l. S.: to Papbram. Vienna, 2 Jan. 1874. Mounted with portrait photograph

Fahrbach, Joseph, 1804-1883

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Parish Alvars, Elias

Falke, Gustav, 1853-1916

A. L. S.: Hamburg, 1 Feb. 1902. 2p., German

Falla, Manuel de, 1876-1946

A. Mus. ms.: [Concerto for Harpsichord or Piano, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin, and Cello, 1923-1926]. 1 leaf, 35x27cm., pencil. Preliminary draft of p.3, containing alternate versions, and 11 measures incorporated in the printed edition of the full score. Formal presentation from the Archdiocese of Granada to Hans Moldenhauer, in Latin. With accompanying document concerning the manuscript. On verso, authentication tracing the manuscript to composer's secretary and friend, Valentín Ruiz Aznar

A. L. S.: to Ricardo Viñes. Paris, 13 Oct. 1907. 2p., Spanish

A. L. S.: to Calvocoressi. Paris, 16 Apr. 1908. 1p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: El retablo, Lento. 2m. thematic quotation

Mus. ms. cop. A. Rev.[?]: El corregidor y la molinera. 8p. Arranged for piano solo. Probably copyist's manuscript, possibly revised by Falla

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Granada, 1929. By Eschig (Box 111)

Fauré, Gabriel, 1845-1924

A. Mus. ms. S.: Arpège, op. 76, No. 2, 6 Sept. 1897. 6p., 34x27cm., French, ink. Song with piano accompaniment, text by Albert Samain. Full score

A. L. S.: [to Loeffler?]. Paris, 26 Apr. 1922. 1p., French. Regarding new works, health

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Rue des Vignes, 7 Mar. 1923. 1p., French. Regarding doubling the role of Penelope

Feinhals, Fritz, 1869-1940

A. L. S.: Munich, 29 Mar. 1906. 2p., German

Fernandes, Armando José, 1906-1983

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fandango, for piano solo, 1937. 7p., 29x21cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Homenagem a Fauré; (Nocturno), for piano solo, 1938. 9p., 29x21cm.

Ferrari, Gabrielle, 1851-1921

Port. Phot.

Fétis, Edouard, 1812-1909

A. L. S.: Brussels, 29 Dec. 1881. 1p., French

Fétis, François-Joseph, 1784-1871

A. L. S.: to Benedict. Brussels, 30 May 1842. 1p., French

Feuermann, Emanuel, 1902-1942

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. [Cleveland?], 18 Nov. 1939. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Apr. 1940 (Box 111)

Février, Henry, 1875-1957

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Monna Vanna, inscribed. French

Ficker, Ludwig von, 1880-1967

Port. Phot. S.: to Josef Humplik and Hildegard Jone, 12 Aug. 1926

Fiedler, Max, 1859-1939

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Praeludium und Fuge mit Choral "Nun danket alle Gott." 42p., 33x26cm. Full score. Bound

Fielitz, Alexander von, 1860-1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Vom Berge, op. 55, No. 2. 2p., 36x27cm., German, English

A. L. S.: Berlin, 31 Jan. 1909. 1p., German

Port. Phot. (Box 111)

Finke, Fidelio Friedrich, 1891-1968

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonate für Bratsche und Klavier, 1952. 28p., 34x27cm. + 32x24cm. Complete sketches, with sketch on last page for large orchestra and solo

Mus. ms. cop.: Sonatine, 1945. 12p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Konzert für zwei Klaviere, Leipzig: Peters, c1959, to Hans Moldenhauer, Dresden, 21 Dec. 1959. 38p.

Finkes, Dominik

A. Mus. ms. cop. S.: Graduale in B Dur (In Sanae), "Die Nacht der Musik," für Chor und Orchester, 1828. 27p., 29x24cm., Latin. Leopold Hauser, copyist, 25 Aug. 1892. Full score

Fischer, Adolphe, 1847-1891

Pri. Sco. S.: Etude, op. 25, No. 7 by Chopin, transcribed by Fischer, to Servais, Mar. 1879, Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, n.d. 6p.

Fischer, Christian Wilhelm, 1786[?]-1859

6 A. L. S.: to Remie. Berlin, Magdeburg, Leipzig, Apr.-June, 1829. 25p., German

Flesch, Carl, 1873-1944

T. L. S.: [to Bruno Eisner]. Berlin-Wilmersdorf, 19 Dec. 1916. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to a lady. n.p., 24 Nov. 1920. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to Bruno [Eisner]. Baden-Baden, 20 June 1935. 1p., German

Flothuis, Marius, b. 1914

A. Mus. ms. S.: Round, for Eight Part Mixed Choir, op. 50, 3 July 1953. 9p., 34x25cm., English, ink. Based on words of Orlando Gibbons

A. Mus. ms. S.: Love and Strife, Cantata, 1947. 12p., 35x27cm., English, pencil. Sketches

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. ?, 24 July 1956. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Amsterdam, 7 Jan. 1977. 1p., English

Port. Phot. Gr. S.: Flothuis with Rosaleen Moldenhauer (Box 111)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Flotow, Friedrich, 1812-1883

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Dorf-Messe, für Männerchor (Messe villageoise), Kyrie, Gloria, Laudamus te, Credo, Incarnatus, Sanctus, Agnus dei. 37p., 33x26cm., ink. Full score. Bound. According to a newspaper clipping glued to inside back cover, the mass was originally composed for men's chorus, soli, and organ. First performed by the Darmstadt men's chorus on 27 Nov. 1882 (Shelf)

A. L. S.: [to a theater director in Berlin]. n.p., 4 Aug. 1859. 3p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 4p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Indra, Act II, Berlin, Apr. 1853, 1p.

Foerster, Josef Bohuslav, 1859-1951

Port. Phot. S.: by Schiestl & Wolf

Formes, Karl Johann, 1816-1889

A. L. S.: London, 24 Jan. 1861. 2p., German

Formes, Theodor, 1826-1875

11 A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. Berlin, London, Magdeburg, 1853-1869. 29p., German

Förster, Sophie, 1831-1899

A. L. S.: to Müller. Dresden, 10 Oct. 1861. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to [Julius] Schloss. Dresden, 8 May 1862. 1p., German

Forti, Anton, 1790-1859

A. L. S.: to Remie at the Royal Court Opera, Dresden. Vienna, 20 Mar. 1829. 2p., German

Fortner, Wolfgang, 1907-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: Streichtrio, Andante con moto, [1952]. 2p., 31x27cm., ink. First draft

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Heidelberg, 16 Jan. 1956. 1p., German

Foss, Lukas, b. 1922

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Brisman, Heskel

Fradkin, Fredric, 1892-1963

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rabaud, Henri

Fraenkel, Wolfgang, 1897-1983

A. Mus. ms. S.: Streich-Quintett, 1975-1976. 22p., 31x24cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Streich-Quintett, 1975-1976. 10p., 28x21cm.

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Bermerkungen. 2p. 2 copies

2 Prog.: 14 Apr. 1978, 24 Feb. 1987. 7p., English. Signed by performers

Francescatti, Zino, 1902-1991

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 1944

Franck, César, 1822-1890

A. Mus. ms. S.: Paris, patriotic ode, for tenor and orchestra. 28p., 35x27cm., ink. Full score

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Prélude, choral et fugue, for piano solo, to Marie Poitevin. 21p., 35x27cm. Bound in white vellum. The original manuscript used for the first performance by Marie Poitevin. With reproduction of same (Shelf)

A. L. S.: ?, 1884. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Port. Paint. Repro. (Box 111)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Dron, Marthe Nancy

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Duparc, Henri

Franco, Johan, 1908-1988

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Lier, Bertus van

Franz, Robert, 1815-1892

A. Mus. ms.: für Einen, op. 1, No. 8. 4p. (pp.5-8), 24x33cm.

3 A. L. S.: Halle, 24 Jan. 1859, 18 May 1881, 7 Nov. 1885. 6p., German

A. L. S.: to Schäfler. Halle, 7 Mar. 1869. 3p., German

4 A. L. S.: [to Carl Reinecke?]. Halle, 26 Sept., 14, 25, 30 Nov. 1884. 15p., German. With musical notation

A. L. S.: to Carl Reinecke. Halle, 16 Dec. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Meier. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

A. Doc.: Musical notation. Annotations concerning Mozart's music. 4p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Halle, 14 Sept. 1885, inscribed

Frege, Livia, 1818-1891

2 A. L. S.: to Molli[?]. Leipzig, 11 Dec. 1833, ? Apr. 6p., German

A. Card: to Molli Zölzel[?]. Vienna, 13 May 1874. German

Friedberg, Carl, 1872-1955

3 A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Blue Hill, Maine, 5 Aug. 1940; New York, 17 Mar., 22 Apr. 1945. 8p., German

Friedheim, Arthur, 1859-1932

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 14 Apr. 1884. 2p., German

Friedlaender, Max, 1852-1934

A. L. S.: Misdroy[?], 25 Aug. 1898. 3p., German

P. card S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 21 May 1904. 1p., German. About Brahms

P. card S.: to Gusti Tick. Bad Reichenhall, 28 Aug. 1910[?]. German

T. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Berlin, 14 Oct. 1912. 2p., German

P. card S.: to Robert F. Arnold. Meran, ?. German

Obit.: German

T. Doc. S.: Attestation. For Olga Eisner as singer and teacher. Berlin, 1 May 1933. 1p., German

T. Doc.: Biography with portrait photograph reproduced. German

Port. Phot. S.: to Olga Eisner. By Scherl (Box 111)

Fritzsch, Ernst Wilhelm, 1840-1902

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Leipzig, 29 Nov. 1885. 1p., German. Regarding a Liszt manuscript

Fugère, Lucien, 1848-1935

A. L. S.: n.p., 1893. 1p., French

Port. Phot.: Paris, [1884]. Fugère in Joli Gilles. By Chalot (Box 111)

Port. Phot.: Paris, [1884]. Fugère with Mme. Molé-Truffier in Joli Gilles. By Chalot (Box 111)

Führer, Robert, 1807-1861

Mus. ms. cop.: Vier Trauergesänge für vier Singstimmen. 32p., 26x33cm.

Fuleihan, Anis, 1900-1970

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Rosbaud, Frankfurt, 1932. By Sudak

Fürstner, Adolph, 1833-1908

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Berlin, 8 Feb. 1871. 2p., German. Mentions Liszt manuscripts, Schubert, Weber

Furtwängler, Wilhelm, 1886-1954

A. L. S.: to Bekker. Frankfurt, 17 May 1921. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Leipzig, 15 Mar. 1925. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to Tischer. St. Moritz, 14 Sept. 1926. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Leipzig, 3 Feb. 1927. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Berlin, 27 May 1931. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Zemlinsky. Berlin, 16 Jan. 1934, 1p., German. With sketches on verso

T. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Vienna, 8 Jan. 1936. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Orlik, Emil

Füssl, Karl Heinz, 1924-1992

A. Mus. ms. S.: Celestina, Oct. 1975, to the Moldenhauer Archives. 44p. + 13p. (sketches), 21x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dybuk, Act II. 2p., 32x25cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dybuk, Act III, to Stravinsky for his 80th birthday. 4p., 32x25cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Choral composition written for Hans Erich Apostel's 70th birthday], 1971. 1p., 21x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Vienna, 11 May 1976. 1p., German

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Program notes and chart of tone rows for Dybuk. 6p., German

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Typed synopsis of the three acts of the opera, Dybuk. 2p., German

T. Doc. A. Rev. S.: Work list. 2p.

2 T. Lib. A. Rev. S.: Dybuk, Act III. 21p., German

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Dialogue in Praise of the Owl and the Cuckoo, 1948, revised 1966, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Oct. 1975. 33p.

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Le Rhinocéros, 1966. 55p. Also three copies of the text (English, German, French), and 1p. accompanying document

Pri. Sco. S.: Epitaph und Antistrophe, Vienna: Universal, c1965, to the Moldenhauer Archives, 1975. 29p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Refrains für Klavier und Orchester, Vienna: Universal, c1972, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Oct. 1975. 55p.

Pri. Lib. A. Rev. S.: Dybuk, Vienna: Universal, c1968, 26 Sept. 1970. 48p., German

Pri. Lib. A. Rev. S.: Dybuk. 23p., German

Pri. Lib. S.: Dybuk, Vienna: Universal, c1968. 48p., German

2 Docs. S.: Brochure. Dybuk, to the Moldenhauer Archives. 6p. each

Prog. S.: Celestina, to the Moldenhauer Archives. With two additional copies

2 Docs. Repro. S.: Articles on Füssl. 2p.

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Gabrieli, Giovanni, ca. 1553/6-1612

A. Doc. S.: Entry in a guest book. 16 Nov. 1596. 1p., 16x10cm. Gives full signature, title, date, and autograph of Henricus Julius, Duke of Brunswick, 1595 (Box 19)

Gade, Niels, 1817-1890

A. L. S.: to Reinecke. Copenhagen, 16 Jan. 1875. 3p., Danish

Gál, Hans, 1890-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: Three Preludes for Pianoforte, op. 65. 14p., 24x30cm.

Galimir, Felix, b. 1910

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Apostel, Hans Erich

Gänsbacher, Johann, 1778-1844

A. Mus. ms. S.: Serenade, Innsbruck, 8 Mar. 1823. 8p., 22x32cm.

Ganz, Wilhelm, 1833-1914

A. Card S.: to Munday. [London], 9 Mar. 1888. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to Routlege. [London], 18 May 1898. 4p., English. With musical illustration. Regarding Enrico Tamberlik

García, Manuel, 1805-1906

A. L. S.: Manchester Square, 25 Mar. 1871. 2p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

Clip.: 18 Mar. 1905. 2p., English

Gardoni, Italo, 1821-1882

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Port. Phot. S.: 28 July 1861. By Caldesi (Box 111)

Gastinel, Léon-Gustave-Cyprien, 1823-1906

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Le Miroir, Andante, to Achille Vogue[?], 23 June 1884. 1p., French. Part of an autograph letter signed, mailed from Antony, Seine

Gebhard, Hans, 1882-1947

A. Mus. ms. S.: 5 Christian-Wagner Lieder I, 1924. 12p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Christian-Wagner Lieder II, 1925. 9p., 34x27cm.

Geiringer, Karl, 1899-1989

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Haydn, Joseph

Gérardy, Jean, 1877-1929

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Cello Concerto by Saint-Saëns, 5 Mar. 1906

Gerber, Heinrich Nikolaus, 1702-1775

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Freu dich sehr o meine Seele, cum 12 Variationibus di Johann Pachelbel," Apr. 1716. 14p., 32x19cm., ink. Complete score. This work is one in a series published in 1683. A copy of this publication has not been located, although a number of pieces contained therein are extant in manuscript form

Gerhard, Roberto, 1896-1970

A. Mus. ms.: Concerto for Orchestra. 1p. (p.85), 47x32cm., ink

31 L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. 1927-1956. 71p., German. Many letters signed jointly by Gerhard's wife, Poldi. Some postscripts by Kolisch, Wladimir Vogel. Details Schoenberg circle at Berlin. Includes autograph letters, typed letters, and postcards

T. Doc.: Lecture. "On Webern." 4p., English. With autograph title

L. Repro.: to Poldi Gerhard, from Dr. H. A. Fleming, Cambridge, 5 Jan. 1970. 1p., English

2 Pri. Sco.: Libra; Leo, London: Oxford University Press, c1970, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. 122p. + 115p. Inscribed by Poldi Gerhard

4 Pri. Sco.: opera 20, 22, 27, 28, by Webern. With analyses by Gerhard

3 Clip.: Reviews. 1966, 1973

Bk.: The Complete Instrumental and Chamber Music of Arnold Schoenberg and Roberto Gerhard, London: Sinfonietta Production, 1973, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. 180p., English. Inscribed by Poldi Gerhard

Gericke, Wilhelm, 1845-1925

A. Card S.: Vienna, 1 Feb. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Allegretto, Boston, 27 Oct. 1899. On Gericke's letterhead as conductor, Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mounted with portrait photograph below (Box 111)

Port. Phot.: Mounted with musical quotation above. By Chickering (Box 111)

Gernsheim, Friedrich, 1839-1916

P. card S.: to Chrysander. Berlin, 12 Apr. 1900. German

A. L. S.: ?, 2 Feb. 1909. 2p., German

Call. c. Annot.: Berlin, 24 Feb. 1898. German

Gernsheim, Willi, b. 1899

A. Mus. ms. S.: Maikäferlied, Mannheim, 12 Feb. 1927. 3p., 34x27cm.

Gershwin, George, 1898-1937

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Jascha, Mischa, Sascha, Toscha], Boston, 31 Dec. 1929. 1p., 21x25cm., ink. Four-part song written for a party at the home of Koussevitzky. Unpublished

A. Mus. ms.: [Porgy and Bess]. 1p., 33x26cm., pencil. Sketches in condensed score, including text, marked "Robbins, Page 3"

Doc.: Text. " Jascha, Mischa, Sascha, Toscha." Text by Ira Gershwin, to music by George Gershwin, written out by Nicolas Slonimsky. 1p., English, 23x15cm.

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. New York, 3 Feb. 1930. 1p., English

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Boaz Piller. Brookline, Massachusetts, 25 May. 1p., English. Regarding "Jascha..."

2 Sig.

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Ravel, Maurice

Gervinus, Georg Gottfried, 1805-1871

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Heidelberg, 18 Oct. 1863. 3p., German

Geselschap, Marie, b. 1874

Doc. S.: Publicity brochure. Weimar, Aug. 1900, inscribed. 11p., German and English

Gevaert, François-Auguste, 1828-1908

A. L. S.: to Duvernoy. n.p., 6 Sept. 1859. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Gustave. Paris, n.d. 3p., French. On musical life in Paris

A. L. S.: Paris, 8 Mar. 1864. 1p., French

Ghircoiaşiu, Romeo, b. 1919

Pri. Sco.: Rondo, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica(breve), to Hans Moldenhauer, c1970. 5p.

Giardini, Felice, 1716-1796

A.[?] Mus. ms. S.: Chorus's to the Stabat Mater, "O quam tristis," "Fac ut ardeat cor meum," "Amen." Arranged for solo voices, chorus, and instruments. 36p. + 16p. (parts), 24x30cm.

Gibert, Vicente María de, 1879-1939

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tres cants extrets del cicle, "De la primera jornada." 18p., 31x21cm.

Giehne, Heinrich

2 A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge?]. Karlsruhe, Nov. 1860, 5 Aug. 1862. 10p., German

Gieseking, Walter, 1895-1956

A. L. S.: to Marion Bauer. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 4 Mar. 1928. By Lucas-Kanarian (Box 111)

Gigli, Beniamino, 1890-1957

T. L. S.: to Ramón Palacio. New York, 1 Dec. 1928. 1p., Italian

Gil, José, 1886-1947

A. Mus. ms. S.: Valse, para piano, to Ricardo Viñes. 4p., 37x27cm.

Gilson, Paul, 1865-1942

P. card: Brussels, Coventry, 1910[?]. French

Gimpel, Jakob, 1906-1989

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Apostel, Hans Erich

Giordano, Umberto, 1867-1948

A. Mus. ms. S.: Esercizii, 15 July 1917. 1p., 33x27cm., pencil

Giuglini, Antonio, 1827-1865

3 Sig.

Port. Phot. (Box 111)

Giuliani, Michel, 1801-1867

A. L. S.: to Diabelli. Florence, 29 Jan. 1825. 3p., German

Glazunov, Alexander Konstantinovich, 1865-1936

A. L. S.: to Taneyev. 8 Sept. 1915. 1p., Russian

A. Mus. ms. Quot. S.: Concerto pour Violon, Boston, Jan. 1930

Glinka, Mikhail Ivanovich, 1804-1857

A. L. S.: to a publisher. Varese, 30 Oct. 1p., French

Globokar, Vinko, b. 1934

2 A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Paris, 31 Aug., 31 Dec. 1979. 2p., English

Gluck, Alexander Johannes, 1683-1743

A. Doc. S.: Chemnitz, 31 July 1723. 1p., German. Regarding a supply of wood

Gluck, Christoph Willibald, 1714-1787

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms.: [Le feste d'Apollo, Act II, Aristeo], Primo coro nel Aristeo che ancora si balla. The opera was performed at Parma in 1769 for the wedding of the Infante Don Ferdinando to Maria Amalia. 7p., 22x30cm., ink. Full score of the first chorus. Text by C. I. Frugoni. The leaves bear Gluck's original pagination, 27-30. After the manuscript was broken up, this section was repaginated 1-8. Inscribed with provenance and text by Felix von Bamberg to whom Aloys Fuchs transferred the manuscript on 27 May 1842 at Vienna (Shelf)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Alceste. 1p. Facsimile. Previously framed with portrait engraving below

Port. Engr. (Box 111)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Berlioz, Hector

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Walter, Bruno

Godard, Benjamin, 1849-1895

A. L. S.: to his editor. Cannes, 12 Oct. 1894. 1p., French

Port. Engr.: by Kiss (Box 111)

Godefroid, Félix, 1818-1897

Pri. Sco. S.: La Fille de Saul, Air de Saul, to Madame Lafleur, Durdilly, Paris. 10p., French

Godowsky, Leopold, 1870-1938

A. Mus. ms. S.: Two Cadenzas to Mozart's Concerto in E-flat for Two Pianos, K. 365, Carl Fischer, Los Angeles, Sept. 1920. 7p., 33x26cm.

P. card S.: to B. Neuer. Tampa, Florida, 14 Mar. 1916. English

Pri. Sco. S.: Fréderic Chopin: Selected Studies for Pianoforte, Arranged for Left Hand by Leopold Godowsky, op. 10, No. 1, G. Schirmer, 1899, to Florence Ziegfeld, Chicago, 2 June 1900. 7p.

Goehr, Rudolph, 1906-1981

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Chatteries, 1957. 22p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Concerto cancrizante. 12p. Blueprint score

Pri. Sco. S.: Concerto cancrizante, New York: Rongwen Music, c1956. 25p. (parts)

Goepfart, Karl Eduard, 1859-1942

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Lindner, Eugen

Goldmark, Karl, 1830-1915

A. Mus. ms.: [Die Königin von Saba]. 4p., 33x25cm. Fragment from the full score, containing the "Chor der Jungfrauen"

3 A. L. S.: Gmunden, 17 June 1887[?], 22 Aug. 1899, 4 June 1900. 9p., German

A. L. S.: to Schittenhelm. Gmunden, 25 May 1900. 3p., German. On page three, sixteen singers have signed their names certifying that they have read the letter

A. L. S.: to Frau von Müller. Vienna, 23 May 1912[?]. 2p., German

Call. c. S.: Gmunden, 10 Sept. 1901. German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: see portrait photograph below

Port. Phot. S.: May 1898. On verso, accompanying autograph musical quotation. By Löwy (Box 111)

Port. Phot. S.: to Francis Young (Box 111)

Port. Gr. S. (Box 111)

Goldschmidt, Otto, 1829-1907

A. L. S.: to Lockey. London, 25 Nov. 1859. 4p., English

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Wright. London, 23 May 1871. 1p., English. On verso is pasted a newspaper obituary of Goldschmidt

A. L. S.: to Sebastian Veit. London, 21 July 1871. 4p., German

A. L. S.: to Benson Rathbone. London, 22 Apr. 1873. 1p., English

A. L. S.: [1876?]. 2p., English. Fragment

A. L. S.: to [Mary] Wurm. London, 13 May 1889. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to the firm of Novello. London, 8, 13 Oct. 1903. 2p., English. Reply on verso

Port. Caric. S.: Dec. 1879. 1p., 10x8cm. Original pencil drawing portraying a violinist (Box 111)

Golinelli, Stefano, 1818-1891

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

Goretti, Antonio, ca. 1570-1649

A. L. S.: to Marchesa Bentivoglio in Ferrara. Parma, 1629. 1p., Italian

Gorter, Albert, 1862-1936

A. Mus. ms. S.: Frühling ohne Ende. 7p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Herbst, 26 Aug. 1908. 2p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Ich schreite gottheitstrunken. 3p., 32x25cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Alberta Gorter. n.p., 1 Feb. 1964, 2p., German

A. Card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Alberta Gorter. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Doc.: Brochure. "Den deutschen Männergesangvereinen," Essen: Rheinischer. 19p., German

A. Doc.: Draft of an opera libretto, Friedemann Bach. 13p.

Mus. ms. cop.: Der Gruss. 8p.

Mus. ms. cop.: Sie müssen sich's gefallen la'n. 4p.

15 Pri. sco.: Das Glück von Edenhall; Drei heitere Lieder; Drei Gesänge; Fünf Lieder; Sie müssen sich's gefallen la'n; Stimmungsbilder, Acht Clavierstücke, op. 17, No. 6

Gossec, François-Joseph, 1734-1829

A. L. S.: n.p., 11 June 1791. 1p., French

Gottschalg, Alexander Wilhelm, 1827-1908

6 A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. Weimar, 1856-1867, n.d. 18p., German

2 P. cards S.: to Bartolf Senff. Weimar, 1 Mar. 1898, 1 July 1905. 2p., German

Doc.: Page from a journal. Advertising new books. 1866. 1p. German

Götze, Emil, 1856-1901

A. Alb. l. S.: Leipzig, 1 Nov. 1890

Gounod, Charles, 1818-1893

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. Rev.: Sapho, [1878]. 46p., French. Duet between Sapho and Glycère, with accompaniment of the orchestra. (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to Ullmann. n.p., 30 May 1882. 2p., French

Gouvy, Louis Théodore, 1819-1898

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Oberhomburg, 22 Oct. 1890. 4p., German. Regarding Variations symphoniques

Grädener, Carl, 1812-1883

6 A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Vienna, 1862-1865. 18p., German

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge, from Wilhelmine Grädener. Vienna, Aug. 1862. 3p., German. 1p. postscript by Carl Grädener

Grädener, Hermann, 1844-1929

A. Mus. ms. S.: Horch auf, mein Lieb, op. 27, No. 3. 1p., 36x26cm.

A. L. S.: Vienna, 14 July 1886. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Vienna, 8 Apr. 1911. 3p., German. Regarding manuscript above

A. Doc. S.: Autobiographical sketch. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: by Scolik (Box 111)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 111)

Gradenwitz, Peter, b. 1910

2 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Israel, 16 Feb., 23 May 1954. 2p., English

Graener, Paul, 1872-1944

P. card S.: to Scheel. Steinebach, 31 Aug. 1921. German

Grainger, Percy, 1882-1961

A. Mus. ms. S.: My Robin is to the Greenwood gone, to George Bainton, 20 May 1912. 2p., 30x23cm., ink. For piano solo. Incomplete

T. L.: White Plains, 7 May 1932. 3p., English. Round robin letter sent to Marion Bauer, Martin Bernstein, Charles Haubiel, Gustave Reese, Philip James, and Jacques Pillois. Expressing his views on compositions being written and played in America. With reply, 7 June 1932, from Charles Haubiel

8 A. L. S.: to Charles Haubiel. 1932-1942. 16p., English. The letter of 15 Apr. 1942 is a manifesto of his artistic beliefs; why he does not like to write for solo piano, his performance abilities, thoughts on composition and art

T. L.: to Percy Grainger, from Charles Haubiel. n.p., 7 June 1932. 4p., English

2 A. L. S.: to Carl Deis. Boston, 5 Mar. 1931; Segeltorp, near Stockholm, 4 July 1932. 4p., English

A. L. S.: to Leon Theremin. Melbourne, 12 Sept. 1938. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. "In the Train," 28 Nov. 1945. 2p., English

T. L.: to Lois Marshall. White Plains, 8 June 1948. 1p., English

Grammann, Karl, 1844-1897

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Dresden, 19 Oct. 1889. 3p., German

Granada Manuscript

(Shelf)Mus. ms. cop.: In festo.... Possibly dating from the sixteenth century, before the Council of Trent, with the reformed text added later, ca. late seventeenth century. 65p., 41x28cm., black, red, ornate violet ink, crayon[?]. Bound in brown leather, ornately embossed in gold on front and back covers as well as on the spine. Bound into front of the volume are eight additional pages in a later hand. The front cover shows the Cross, surmounting the legend "IHS," surrounded by an oval design of flowers and leaves. Antiphoner and gradual are combined. Much of the text conforms to the Dominican rite (Shelf)

Granados, Enrique, 1867-1916

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms.: [Music notebook], [1887-1889]. 81 leaves, some blank, 2 leaves laid in. Used jointly by Granados and Viñes and others during student years in Paris (1887-1889). Student exercises fill the bulk of the volume, as well as sketches, incipits to various compositions, two movements to a symphony in D Minor, and pencil drawings which adorn inside covers (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to Ricardo Viñes. Barcelona, 12 Mar. 1910, 2p., Spanish

T. Doc.: Biographical information. French, Spanish

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Segovia, Andrés

Grau, Agustí, 1893-1964

Mus. ms. cop. S.: "Tamarit," barcarola, to Ricardo Viñes, Barcelona, June 1928. 15p., 32x22cm.

Mus. ms. cop.: "Sardana de Concert," per a piano. 18p., 34x26cm.

Grechaninov, Alexandr Tikhonovich, 1864-1956

A. Mus. ms. S.: Etudes progressives pour piano à 4 mains, op. 144, to the Spokane Conservatory, New York, 12 June 1955. 17p., 35x27cm., ink. Full score. With accompanying autograph letter signed to Hans Moldenhauer

T. L. S.: New York, 7 Sept. 1955. 1p., English

A. Doc. S.: Biographical information. New York, 1929. 4p., French

2 Pri. Sco. S.: Holidays; Mommy

Prog.: 28 Apr. 1955

2 Port. Draw. Repro. S.: 1944, 1955, to the Spokane Conservatory (Box 111)

Greef, Arthur de, 1862-1940

Prog. S.: Southport, 28 Mar. 1915. 19p., English

Gregorian Chant

Mus. ms.: Containing portions of the Liturgy. 1 vellum leaf, 2p., 32x23cm.

Pri. Mus. ms.: 1 leaf, 19x8cm. Mounted on card

Pri. Mus. ms.: 3 leaves, 6p., 44x28cm.

Greissle, Felix, 1894-1982

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Grell, Eduard, 1800-1886

A. L. S.: to W. Brose. Berlin, 16 Dec. 1862. 2p., German

Grétry, André-Ernest-Modeste, 1741-1813

(Shelf)Mus. ms.: Le Rival confident, 1788, complete piano-vocal score (reduction marked for clavecin) by Starck (Vicaire de la Metropole de Mayence), 1790. 78p. (pages numbered to 28), 31x22cm., French, red, black ink. Inscribed by Starck. Bound in decorative vellum (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to Bossenge, père. Paris, 19 Sept. 1810. 2p., French

T. p. S.: Les deux Avares, Paris. French

Port. Engr. (Box 111)

Grieg, Edvard, 1843-1907

A. L. S.: Copenhagen, 16 Mar. 1891. 4p., German, with English translation. Regarding a Milan appearance

A. Card S.: to Levysohn. Copenhagen, 23 Apr. 1896. 1p., Norwegian

P. card S.: to Martin R. Henriques. Troldhaugen, 22 Dec. 1901

A. L. S.: to Lola Artôt de Padillha. Cristiania, 14 Feb. 1906. 3p., German

A. Card S.: n.p., n.d. Norwegian

A. Doc. S.: Petition. For August Winding. Copenhagen, 5 Dec. 1899. 2p., Norwegian. Cosigned by Angul Hammerich, Jens Wilhelm Hansen, Christian Frederik Emil Horneman, Gottfred Matthison-Hansen

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Allegro Moderato

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Andante. With sketch on verso

3 Clip.: 1907, 1923. English

Port. Gr. S.: Edvard and his wife, Nina (Box 111)

Port. Phot.: by Christiansen (Box 111)

Griepenkerl, Wolfgang Robert, 1810-1868

A. L. S.: 22 Jan. 1859. 2p., German

Grimm, Julius Otto, 1827-1903

2 A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Münster, Easter Sunday, 1867, 1 Dec. 1867. 7p., German

Grimminger, Adolf, 1827-1909

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Stuttgart, 10 June 1891. 2p., German

Grisi, Giulia, 1811-1869

A. L. S.: to Willert Beale. n.p., 20 June 1860. 3p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Madame Graham. n.p., 11 [May 1866]. 4p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Creyke. Morrison's Hotel, 19 Sept. 3p., Italian

A. Alb. l.: London, 8 July 1847. 1p., Italian. Cosigned by Marietta Alboni, Giovanni Mario, and Antonio Tamburini

A. Doc.: Biographical notes. 4p., English

2 Port. Engr. (Box 111)

2 Port. Phot. (Box 111)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 111)

Port. Paint. Repro. (Box 111)

Gropius, Walter, 1883-1969

T. L. S.: to Hans Dollinger. The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1 Nov. 1960. 1p., English. Regarding French manifesto

Grün, Friederike, 1836-1917

4 A. L. S.: to Senff. Berlin, Prague, ?, 1869-1873. 10p., German

Grünbaum, Johann Christoff, 1785-1870

A. L. S.: to ?. Darmstadt, 20 June 1831. 2p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., German. Fragment

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Meyerbeer, Giacomo

Grützmacher, Friedrich, 1832-1903

A. L. S.: ?, n.d. 1p., German

Gudehus, Heinrich, 1845-1909

4 A. L. S.: ?, 1886-1889. 7p., German

Gugler, Bernhard

3 A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge?]. Stuttgart, 1865-1868. 9p., German. With musical illustrations

Guilbert, Yvette, 1865-1944

A. L. S.: to Lacour. Nîmes, n.d. 4p., French. Outlining a concert program

Port. Phot. S.: Inscribed to Clarkson le coiffeur. By Ellis & Walery (Box 111)

Guinjoán, Juan, b. 1931

2 A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Barcelona, 9 Jan., 11 Dec. 1980. 3p., Spanish

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p.

Guiraud, Ernest, 1837-1892

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 3p., French

Gumprecht, Otto, 1823-1900

3 A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Berlin, 9 Oct. 1861, 22 Dec. 1865; n.p., n.d. 8p., German

Gunz, Gustav, 1831-1894

6 A. L. S.: to Schloss. Hamburg, Hannover, 1865-1873. 8p., German. With brief typewritten explanation. On various musical performances

Gura, Eugen, 1842-1906

A. Alb. l. S.: to Johann S. Schmidt. Zwickau, 25 Mar. 1879. 1p., German

2 A. L. S.: Leipzig, 20 Nov. 1872, 11 Nov. 1874. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Hamburg, 12 Oct. 1877. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Franz von Holstein. Hamburg, 16 Oct. 1877. 4p., German

2 A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Munich, 3 Mar. 1895, 19 Oct. 1901. 4p., German

Gutheil, Gustav, 1868-1914

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Strassburg, 28 Oct. 1896. 8p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Lindner, Eugen

Gutheil-Schoder, Maria, 1874-1935

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. n.p., 19 May. 4p., German

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Gyrowetz, Adalbert, 1763-1850

A. Mus. ms. S.: Romanze. 2p., 31x23cm.

Haas, Joseph, 1879-1960

3 P. cards S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Munich, 1932-1934. German. See portrait photograph below

Call. c. Annot. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. German

Port. Phot. Repro.: with accompanying card signed, to Hanna Schwarz, 7 Dec. 1932 (Box 112)

Haas, Robert, 1886-1960

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Hába, Alois, 1893-1973

P. card S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Prague, 27 Sept. 1937. German

2 A. L. S.: [to Hans Moldenhauer]. Prague, 21 Dec. 1959, 5 Nov. 1960. 8p., German. Regarding his work; Gershwin, Joachim, others

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Baden-Baden, 1 Aug. 1960. German

T. Doc. A. Annot.: Biography and work list. 6p.

A. Mus. Quot. S.: XII. Streichquartett im Vierteltonsystem, op. 90, Allegro energico, 30 Sept. 1959. Full score

A. Mus. Quot. S.: XIII. Streichquartette, op. 92, Andante, 1961. Full score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Duo, op. 49, 27 Feb. 1937. 15p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Ukázky ze skladeb Aloise Háby

Port. Phot. S.: Prague, 12 Sept. 1960. Showing Hába at the quartertone piano (Box 112)

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Prague, 1960 (Box 112)

Hahn, Reynaldo, 1875-1947

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Lydé. 4p., 35x27cm., French, ink, pencil revisions. Complete score

2 A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 4p., French. See musical quotation below

A. Mus. Quot. S.: L'Heure exquise. With accompanying autograph letter signed, and portrait photograph (Box 112)

Port. Phot. Repro.: with newspaper clipping. French (Box 112)

Port. Phot.: see musical quotation above (Box 112)

Haizinger, Anton, 1796-1869

A. L. S.: to Chelard. Karlsruhe, 13 Mar. 1833. 2p., German. Arrangements for a concert tour

A. L. S.: to a theater director. Karlsruhe, 28 Feb. 1828. 1p., German

Halévy, Fromental, 1799-1862

A. L. S.: to Heinrich Panofka. n.p., 7 Jan. 1847. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Guyoz[?]. Paris, n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to a conductor. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: [to a poet, Goethe?]. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Obit.: 1p., German

Port. Lith.: with biographical sketch (Box 112)

Port. Lith. S.: by Grégoire et Deneux (Box 112)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Scribe, Eugène

Halffter, Cristobal, b. 1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fibonaciana, 1960. 1p., 49x32cm. Sketches in full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Secuencias, 1964. 2p., 49x34cm. Sketches in full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sinfonía para tres grupos instrumentales, 1962. 4p. (pp.19, 20, 23, 24), 52x31cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symposion, 1965. 2p., 49x34cm.

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 8 July 1976. 1p., Spanish

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 11 Apr. 1977. 2p., Spanish

Halír, Karel, 1859-1909

P. card S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 25 Aug. 1894. German. With drawings

3 A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 23 Mar. 1897, 3 July; Charlottenburg, 16 Sept. 1901. 10p., German. On many musical matters

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner, from Anna Helene Halir. Weimar, 16 Feb. 1905. 3p., German. Mentions Liszt

Hammerich, Angul, 1848-1931

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grieg, Edvard

Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759

A. L. S.: [to Charles Jennens]. London, 30 Sept. 1749. 3p., English. Giving specifications for an organ to be newly built by Mr. Bridge

Mus. ms. Repro.: The Choice of Hercules. 3p. Facsimile. Was mistakenly listed in Albrecht's A Census... as an original manuscript

Mus. ms. Repro.: Messiah. 1p. Facsimile of the last page, with accompanying typed document describing the facsimile, and lithograph from the Musical Gem, London, edited by N. Mori and W. Ball, 1831

Port. Engr. (Box 112)

Hanfstängel, Marie, 1846-1917

A. L. S.: to Claar. Frankfurt, 30 Sept. 1882. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 24 Nov. 1886. 4p., German

Hänsel, Peter, 1770-1831

2 A. L. S.: to Johann André. Vienna, 31 Dec. 1798, 21 Aug. 1799. 2p., German

Hansen, Jens Wilhelm, 1821-1904

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grieg, Edvard

Hanslick, Eduard, 1825-1904

A. L. S.: to Dessauer. Vienna, 2 Jan. 1865. 2p., German. Regarding Glinka

3 A. L. S.: to Bruckmann, a publisher. Marienbad, 13 Aug. 1871; Vienna, 7 Jan. 1878; Marienbad, 16 Mar. 1880. 7p., German

A. L. S.: to Gabriele Joel. Vienna, 1 Sept. 1p., German

Hanssens, Charles-Louis, 1802-1871

A. L. S.: to Jules Dugniole. Gand, 6 Oct. 1843. 1p., French

Harriers, Luise, 1830-1878

A. L. S.: Berlin, 4 Jan. 1858. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Schloss. Dresden, 2 June 1862. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Baron Reven. Mannheim, 6 Sept. 1873. 2p., German

Härtel, Gottfried Christoph, 1763-1827

A. L. S.: to Wilhelm Speyer. Cotta, 16 July 1822. 2p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Koch, Heinrich Christoph

Härtel, Hermann, 1803-1875

5 L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Leipzig, 1857-1862. 12p., German. Copious references to Liszt

2 L. S.: to Selmar Bagge, for Breitkopf & Härtel. Leipzig, 18, 30 June 1863. 4p., German

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge, for Breitkopf & Härtel. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Hartmann, Karl Amadeus, 1905-1963

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: Miserae, Symphonische Dichtung für Orchester, 1933-1934, also dated at end Aug. 1934. 59p., 41x32cm., ink, colored pencils. Annotations by Scherchen. Full score. Bound (Shelf)

16 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 1958-1963. 19p., German

12 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 1959-1963. 15p. German

T. L.: to Paul Dessau. 14 July 1961

3 A. Cards S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 1961-1963. 7p., German

Tlgm.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 24 Dec. 1962. German

T. L.: to Friedrich Wildgans. 9 Jan. 1963. 2p., German

T. L.: to Amalie Waller. Dessau, 2 Feb. 1963

2 P. cards S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. German

2 L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Elisabeth Hartmann. Munich, 1962. 4p., German

L. S.: to Hartmann, from Amalie Waller Webern. 8 Mar. 1963

Call. c. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer

2 Doc.: Biographical outline. 2p. each, German

Pri. Sco. S.: Miserae, Mainz: Schott's, c1977. 85p.

(Shelf)Pri. Sco. S.: Simplicius Simplicissimus, Mainz: Schott's, c1957, to Hans Moldenhauer, 10 Oct. 1962. 378p. (Shelf)

(Shelf)Bk.: Epitaph, Richard P. Hartmann Bibliothek, Band 1, 5 Dec. 1963. No. 232 (Shelf)

Obit.: Death announcement. 5 Dec. 1963. German

(Shelf)S. rec.: Jüdische Chronik. Also composed by Boris Blacher, Paul Dessau, and Hans Werner Henze (Shelf)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Stuckenschmidt, Hans Heinz

Haslinger, Tobias, 1787-1842

A. L. S.: to a composer. Vienna, 12 Dec. 1830. 1p., French

Hatze, Josip, 1879-1959

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Cvati, cvati ruzice...". 3p., 32x24cm., Croatian

A. Mus. ms. S.: Noc na Uni, 1902. 7p., 35x25cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Vecernje zvono (Impresija)." 6p., 32x23cm.

T. Doc. A. Annot.: Biographical data. 1p., Italian

Doc.: Brochure on Hatze. "Josip Hatze, O Pedesetgodivsnjici umjetnickog I Nacijonalnog rada...." 1948. 45p., Croatian

Pri. Sco.: Uvelo lisce, Sjecanje, Handzaru, Ala j'lep, Jutrom

Pri. Sco.: Skladbe, Ljuven sanak. 7p.

Haubiel, Charles Trowbridge, 1892-1978

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grainger, Percy

Hauer, Josef Matthias, 1883-1959

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Trope, in four colors], Vienna, 3 May 1949. 1p., 35x27cm. With the following inscription, as translated: "Josef Matthias Hauer, the intellectual originator and, despite many poor imitators, regrettably still the sole expert and craftsman of twelve-tone music."

A. Mus. ms. S.: Melischer Entwurf in der Zwölftonschrift, to Hans Rosbaud, 4 Jan. 1954. 1p., 34x27cm., ink, pencil, in 4 colors

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same], 29 Jan. 1955. 1p., 34x27cm., ink, pencil, in 4 colors

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwölftonspiel für Orchester, Mar. 1955. 36p., 34x27cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwölftonspiel für Streichquartett, to Hans Rosbaud, Vienna, 12 Jan. 1954. 11p., 34x27cm. Full score

A. L. S.: to Rudolph Réti. Vienna, 5 Feb. 1924. 4p., German. Discussion of Hauer's system of "tropes," illustrated with four musical examples

A. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. Vienna, 11 Jan. 1935. 1p., German. Comments about Berg

A. L. S.: to Hans Rosbaud. Vienna, 31 Dec. 1953. 1p., German

T. Doc.: Critical comparison of twelve-tone system. Josef Matthias Hauer und Arnold Schoenberg, to Hans Moldenhauer, from Victor Sokolowski, Mar. 1981. 1p., German

L. Repro.: to Hauer, from Rosbaud. 5 Apr. 1954. 1p., German

Doc.: Brochure. Josef Matthias Hauer. 18p., German

Doc.: Text. Tropentafel von Josef Matthias Hauer, 1948. 2p. On verso, a facsimile quotation from Hauer's credo (1947), with autograph dedication to Hans Moldenhauer, from Victor Sokolowski

Doc.: Commentary. Das Zwölftonspiel, by Hauer. 2p., German

Obit.: Vienna, 22 Sept. 1959. 1p., German

Haupt, Karl August, 1810-1891

A. L. S.: Berlin, 26 Aug. 1856. 1p., German

Hauptmann, Moritz, 1792-1868

A. Mus. ms. S.: Album-Canons, 3 Apr. 1865, to S. Jadassohn, from Suzette Hauptmann, signed and dated at Leipzig, Apr. 1868. 12p., 26x33cm. Bound

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata, to Julius Rietz, 6 Aug. 1835. 25p., 24x33cm. Bound

A. L. S.: to A. Bott. Leipzig, 29 Oct. 1843. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to a concertmaster. Leipzig, 20 Dec. 1863. 4p., German

Hausmann, Robert, 1852-1909

P. card S.: to Louis Lüstner. Berlin, 6 Jan. 1890. German

Haydn, Joseph, 1732-1809

Mus. ms.: Sinfonia in D No. 96, arranged for piano solo. 8p., 24x30cm., ink. Autograph title page [?]. With 25p. master sheets, signature of ownership, F. Ries, and 9p. typed essay annotated, "Sinfonia in D für das Klavier arrangirt...," by Kathleen Munro. Also, five letters concerning authenticity: 24 Nov. 1939, to Richard Speyer; 11 Dec. 1939, from the Preussische Staatsbibliothek; 4 Apr. 1961, to Hans Moldenhauer, from Karl-Heinz Köhler; 8 Dec. 1961, to Hans Moldenhauer, from Karl Geiringer; 17 Oct. 1979, to Hans Moldenhauer, from Ernst Hilmar

(Shelf)Mus. ms. cop. S.: Stabat Mater, for Two Oboes, Two Violins, Viola, Organ or Harpsichord, and Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. 276p., ink. Johann Elssler, copyist. With Haydn's signature, later attached (Shelf)

Port. Engr.: Haydn without wig (Box 112)

Haydn, Michael, 1737-1806

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canone à 8, Vienna, 16 Oct. 1798. 1p., 19x12cm., Latin

Mus. ms. cop.: Graduale, for Soprano, Alto, Violin, and Organ, Allegretto. 3p., 30x23cm. Full score

(Shelf)Mus. ms. cop.: Missa in G Dur. 156p., 30x23cm. Full score (Shelf)

Heifetz, Jascha, 1901-1987

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario

Heinefetter, Sabine, 1809-1872

3 A. L. S.: Leipzig, Munich, 1830-1845. 6p., German

Heiss, Hermann, 1897-1966

A. Mus. ms. S.: Calamites, Schachtelgesänge, for soprano, tenor, and small orchestra, Aug. 1962. 2p., 34x27cm. Multicolored sketches

A. Mus. ms.: Zuordnung Vier. 3p., includes two diagrams + 1p. analysis

3 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Darmstadt, 27 Jan. 1960, 17 May, 11 Mar. 1963. 4p., German

T. Doc. S.: Conceptual idea for Zuordnung Vier. Darmstadt, Nov. 1961. German

T. Doc. S.: Graph of time conception. Composition for Three Pianos. With description. 2p., German

T. Doc. S.: Idea for a composition. 1p., German. With autograph note

2 Docs.: Work list. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf & Härtel, 29 Dec. 1897. 6p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Conception for Three Pianos. Photographic reproduction

(Shelf)Mus. ms. Repro.: Configurationen I, Mainz: Schotts, n.d. 78p. (Shelf)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Zuordnung Drei, for light, dance, and electronic music. Photographic reproduction

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Xenakis, Iannis

Heller, Stephen, 1813-1888

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trois Eglogues, op. 92, to E. L. Corning, Paris, 23 Apr. 1881. 23p., 26x34cm. Also inscribed to Felix le Couppey

A. L. S.: to Georges Kastner. 18 Nov. 1842. 1p., French

A. L. S.: Paris, 27 June 1857. 3p., French

Port. Lith. Repro. (Box 112)

Hempel, Frieda, 1885-1955

A. L. S.: to an editor. Berlin, 23 Oct. 1912. 2p., German

Henkemans, Hans, 1913-1995

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cello Sonate, 30 Mar. 1936. 15p., 34x27cm. Complete draft

A. Mus. ms. S.: Vioolconcert, 1948, 1950. 49p., 35x27cm. Complete draft

Henselt, Adolf, 1814-1889

A. Mus. ms. S.: Normanns Gesäng. 2p., 26x33cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Piano composition in G Major], to Hauser. 4p., 24x32cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Piano composition in B Major]. 2p., 17x24cm.

A. L. S.: n.p., 1882. 4p., German. Mentions Chopin, Hummel

Henze, Hans Werner, b. 1926

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sinfonische Etüden, for orchestra, 1955, to Hans Moldenhauer, Naples, 16 Mar. 1958. 36p., 34x23cm., pencil, colored pencils. Sketches

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Naples, 16 Mar. 1958. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Hartmann, Karl Amadeus

Herbeck, Johann Ritter von, 1831-1877

A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge]. Vienna, 15 Apr. 1862. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Vienna, 18 June 1870. 2p., German

Herfurth, Rudolf

A. L. S.: Rudolstadt, 10 June 1894. 4p., German

Herlinger, Ružena, 1890-1978

22 A. L. S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. 1962-1965. 47p., German, English. Mentions Berg, Webern

P. card S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, 28 Aug. 1964. English

2 Tlgms.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. 12, 13 Sept. 1964. 3p., English

T. L. S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer. Montreal, 15 Mar. 1965. 1p., English

L. S. Repro.: to a conductor. n.p., 23 Mar. 1964. 1p., French

2 Docs. A. Rev.: Brochure

Doc.: Flyer with program. 1928-1929. 2p., German

Doc.: Invitation. 23 Apr. 1961. 2p., French.

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, June 1964. By Hulley (Box 112)

Herman, Vasile, b. 1929

Pri. Sco.: Sonata II-a, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica(breve), c1971. 25p.

Hermann, Hans, 1870-1931

A. L. S.: Berlin, n.d. 4p., German. With biographical information

Port. Phot. S.: 1910 (Box 112)

Hérold, Ferdinand, 1791-1833

A. L. S.: [to Ferdinando Paër]. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Hertel, Johann Wilhelm, 1727-1789

A. Mus. ms. S.: Der 100. Psalm, in Zwey Choeren auf den Hohen Geburts-Tag des Durchlauchtigsten Herzogs Friedrich zu Meklenburg Schwerin, Schwerin, 9 Nov. 1780. 33p. 34x40cm., German, ink

Hervé, 1825-1892

T. p. S.: Aladdin the Second, to his daughter Louise, London, 7 Mar. 1871. 1p., French

Herz, Henri, 1803-1888

A. L. S.: to Gait. n.p., n.d. 1p., French, with translation. On p.4, note in another hand, with reference to Pacini and Ponchard

Herzog, Johann Georg, 1822-1909

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Erlangen, 12 Oct. 1865. 2p., German

Hesse, Adolf Friedrich, 1809-1863

7 A. L. S.: to Aloys Fuchs, Friedrich Kühmstadt, C. F. Peters, and others. Breslau, 1832-1861. 19p., German

Doc.: [Receipt?]. To A. Hesse. Breslau. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Sixth Symphony, Dresden, 14 Jan. 1845

Hessenberg, Kurt, 1908-1994

A. Mus. ms. S.: Vom Wesen und Vergehen, op. 45. 20p., 23x34cm. Sketches

3 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Frankfurt, Sept.-Nov. 1958. 3p., German

Hey, Julius, 1832-1909

A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. Munich, 23 Sept. 1887. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 5 May 1898, 3p., German

Hibbard, William, 1939-1989

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Hill, Karl, 1831-1893

11 A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. 1866-1881. 25p., German. Letters detail singer's successes; Wagner

Hiller, Ferdinand, 1811-1885

2 A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 4p., English, German

A. Doc. S.: Poem. Bald verlässt du die Ufer, 29 Nov. 1869. 1p., German

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 112)

Hiller, Johann Adam, 1728-1804

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cantata. 45p., 23x31cm., German. Full score

Himmel, Friedrich Heinrich, 1765-1814

A. L. S.: to Kühnel. Berlin, 18 Oct. 1809. 1p., German

Pri. Sco.: Die Sendung, No. 4, arranged by Westenbolz, Berlin: Stechbahn. 2p.

Hindemith, Paul, 1895-1963

A. Mus. ms. S.: Bratschensonate mit Klavier, Tucson, Hutchinson, 1/2 April 1939, to Boaz Piller, Boston, Apr. 1939. 12p., 17x13cm., pencil. Excerpt (14m. + 65m.) from second and third movements

A. L. S.: to a Geheimrat. Berlin, 1 Mar. 1934. 1p., German

A. Card S.: Season's Greetings, 1946-1947. German. Created by Hindemith

A. Card S.: Season's Greetings, 1950-1951. German. Created by Hindemith, signed by Hindemith and wife Gertrud

2 Cards: Season's Greetings, 1954-1955; n.d. German. Created by Hindemith

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. n.p., n.d. 1p., English

T. L. S.: [to Boaz Piller]. Yale Music School, New Haven, Connecticut, 9 Nov. 1p., English

T. Doc. A. Rev. S.: Typescript. Vorschläge für den Aufbau des türkischen Musiklebens, 1937. 32p., German. Bound in cardboard

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Der Schwanendreher, Boston, Apr. 1937. Three thematic quotations

Doc.: Brochure. Printed by Schott at Hindemith's death. German. With portrait reproduced

Doc.: Memoranda. "Commemoratio brevis," 1948. From Hindemith's classes at Yale. 11p., English. 3 copies

Doc.: Reprint, "Alla Battaglia." For the Paul Hindemith Commemoration, Yale University, 1964, reproduced from the Collegium Concert, Yale University, 21 May 1951. Includes cover with Hindemith's drawing; music. 4p.

Doc. Repro. Rev.: Typescript. "My Teacher, Paul Hindemith," by Silvia Kind, 26 Sept. 1965. 5p. each, English. Two copies. With letter to Hans Moldenhauer, from Kind, 1965

Pri. Sco. S.: Let's Build a Town, Mainz: Schott, c1931. 15p., English

Pri. Sco. S.: Lied, Mainz: Schott, c1927. 5p.

Pri. Sco. A. Rev.: Der Schwanendreher, Mainz: Schott, c1937

Pri. Sco. S.: Sonate, Flöte und Klavier, Mainz: Schott, c1937. 27p. (piano score)

Pri. Sco. S.: String Quartet in E-flat, 1943, to Eugene Weigel, Nov. 1944. 59p. Pocket score. Also signed by Weigel. With pencil notes

3 Clip.: 5, 10, 12, Jan. 1964. 3p., English

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 25 Feb. 1938 (Box 112)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: A Composer's World, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1952. 221p. (Shelf)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: Traditional Harmony, New York: Associated Music Publishers, c1944. 125p. (Shelf)

Hinkel, Karl

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rundgesang. 2p. 20x32cm.

Hirsch, Karl Jacob, 1892-1952

A. Mus. ms. S.: Wenn der erste Frühlingsatem über die Erde geht. 2p., 34x27cm. Incomplete

A. L. S.: Heilbronn, 8 Apr. 1908. 1p., German. Attached to above

Port. Phot. S. (Box 112)

Hirsch, Paul, 1881-1951

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Cambridge, 16 Nov. 1950. 1p., English

A. L. S.: Cambridge, 2 Mar. 1951. 1p., German

Hofmann, Heinrich, 1842-1902

A. Doc. S.: Note. Certification that manuscripts are authentic. Berlin, n.d. 1p., German, with English translation

Hofmeister, Friedrich, 1782-1864

A. L. S.: to Hippolyte Chelard. Leipzig, 2 Nov. 1840. 2p., German

Holde, Artur, 1885-1962

T. L.: to Alma Mahler. Connecticut, 13 Nov. 1958. 1p., German. Fragment, with annotations on verso

P. card S.: to Alma Mahler. Connecticut, n.d. German

Hollaender, Alexis, 1840-1924

2 A. L. S.: Berlin, 9, 31 Jan. 1889. 2p., German

Hollaender, Gustav, 1855-1915

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Violinkonzert, op. 52

Port. Phot. S.: 1905. By Meyer (Box 112)

Hollaender, Victor, 1866-1940

A. Mus. ms. S.: Schaukel-Walzer. 1p., 19x26cm.

A. L. S.: to George Bainton. Bad Ischl, 18 July 1909. 2p., German, English

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 112)

Holle, Ludwig

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Wolfenbüttel, 11 July 1858. 1p., German

Holmès, Augusta, 1847-1903

A. L. S.: to a journalist. Paris, 15 Oct. 1901. 1p., French

Hoogstraten, Willem van, 1884-1965

T. L. S.: to Solomon Pimsleur. New York City, 29 July 1938. 1p., English

Horenstein, Jascha, 1899-1973

T. L. S.: New York, 26 Apr. 1943. 1p., English

P. card S.: to Alma M. Werfel, also signed by Trudy and Jascha. Athens, 30 Aug. 1957. German

2 A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler Werfel. Nice, 21 June 1959; London, n.d. 6p., German

A. L. S.: to Vally Weigl. Lausanne-Pully, 9 June 1971. 1p., English

Horn, Camillo, 1860-1941

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Rosbaud, Vienna, 21 Jan. 1936

Horneman, Christian Frederik Emil, 1840-1906

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grieg, Edvard

Horwitz, Karl, 1884-1925

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Hřímalý, Jan, 1844-1915

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Hrisanide, Alexandru, b. 1936

A. Mus. ms. S.: Duett für Flöte und Oboe, Chanson sous les étoiles. 4p., 28x21cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: First Piano Sonata, 1955-1956. 57p., 34x25cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonnets, 1972-1973. 12 leaves + 43p., 30x22cm. Preliminary drafts in two spiral notebooks

2 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Los Angeles, 5 Jan. 1973; Oregon, 23 Feb. 1973. 2p., English

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Eugene, 1 June 1973. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. New York, 30 July 1973. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Harleem, 28 Dec. 1973. 1p., German

4 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Haarlem, 1974-1978. 4p., English

P. card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Greece, 18 July 1976. English

Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Oregon, Season's Greetings 1976. 1p., English

Mus. ms. Repro.: Directions, Cologne: Gerig, c1971. 32p. (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: I-Ro-La-Hai für Orchester, Cologne: Gerig, c1972. 26p. (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Mers-tefs per violino solo, Cologne: Gerig, c1971. 6p. Blueprint score (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Musik für mehrere Violinen, Cologne: Gerig, c1973. 21p. Blueprint score (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: "À la recherche de la verticale," Cologne: Gerig, c1970. 12p. With accompanying biographical information

Mus. ms. Repro.: Soliloquium x II, Streichquartett. Cologne: Gerig, c1971. 16p. Blueprint score (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonata for Clarinet and Piano, Bucharest: Editura Muzicala, c1969. 24p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonata for Viola and Piano, c1965 by Hrisanide. 12p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Bucharest: c1968 by Hrisanide. 36p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonata Nr. 1, Bucharest: Editura Muzicala, c1966. 49p.

2 Mus. mss. Repro.: Sonnets, Concerto per Clavicembalo e orchestra, Cologne: Gerig, c1973. 10p., 31p. Blueprint score (Box 109)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Third Piano Sonata, Bucharest: c1968 by Hrisanide. 16p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Trio for Violin, Viola, and Bassoon, c1968 by Hrisanide, to Hans Moldenhauer, Eugene, Oregon, 1 June 1973. 14p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: UNDA, Paris: Salabert, c1969. 10p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Volumes, Inventions, Bucharest: Editura Muzicala, 1963. 14p. With biographical information

Doc. Repro. Annot.: Biographical information. Includes curriculum vitae, articles, letters of recommendation, work list

Hubay, Jenő, 1858-1937

A. L. S.: to Hugo Neuburger. Zurich, 15 Oct. 1919. 3p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Heinrich Grünfeld, Berlin, 29 Jan. 1903 (Box 112)

Huberman, Bronislaw, 1882-1947

T. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Ascona, 20 Oct. 1927. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Jerusalem, n.d. 1p., German

Port. Gr. S. Repro.: Tel-Aviv, 20[?] Dec. 1938[?]. Photograph and facsimile signatures of Hubermann and Toscanini and the Palestine Orchestra on the occasion of the orchestra's first concert (Box 112)

Huhn, Charlotte, 1865-1925

2 A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. Westerland auf Sylt, 6 Aug. 1893; Lüneburg, 22 Aug. 1893. 7p., German

Rcpt.: Cologne, 8 Dec. 1898. 1p., German

Clip. Annot.: Neue Musik-Zeitung, XIV, 1893. 2p. (p.185-186) German. With photograph reproduced

Humperdinck, Engelbert, 1854-1921

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rosmarin, for voice and piano, Grünenwald, 1 Mar. 1908[?]. 2p., 27x34cm., German, ink. Complete score

2 P. cards S.: to Edward Speyer. Frankfurt, 2 May 1892; Strassburg, 10 Nov. 1894. German

A. L. S.: 2 July 1897. 2p., German

A. L. S.: 24 May 1907. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Kirchhoff. Berlin, 25 June 1907. German

P. card S.: to Mary Wurm. Berlin-Wannsee, 25 Oct. 1915. German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Gaudeamus, "Hoch der Jugend! Tod den Philistern!", Berlin-Wannesee, 24 Jan. 1919

Port. Phot. (Box 112)

Huré, Jean, 1877-1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Le petit Cordonnier. 7p., 32x25cm., French

2 A. L. S.: Paris, 17 Oct., 15 Nov. 1910. 2p., French

Hûrka, Friedrich Franz, 1762-1805

A. L. S.: Berlin, 7 Apr. 1801. 1p., German

Hüttenbrenner, Josef, 1797-1882

A. L. S.: Vienna, 7 Oct. 1869. 1p., German

Ibert, Jacques, 1890-1962

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Rome, 11 Mar. 1954

Port. Phot.

Indy, Vincent d', 1851-1931

A. L. S.: n.p., 22 Mar. 1914. 2p., French. Regarding Parsifal

A. L. S.: to a singer. n.p., n.d. 3p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., French. Discusses the rehearsal of a work of Brahms and one of his own

Inghelbrecht, D. E., 1880-1965

A. Mus. ms. S.: "La Nursery." 1p., 31x23cm. For piano, four hands. Excerpt

Port. Phot. S.: by Liard (Box 112)

Inglés, Joan A.

Mus. ms. arr. cop.: Paris-Lleyda, for band, arr. by Ribera, 10 May 1908. 11p. Full score

Iradier, Sebastián, 1809-1865

A. L. S.: Madrid, 16 Sept. 1858. 2p., Spanish

Ives, Charles E., 1874-1954

(Shelf)Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: 114 Songs, 1884-1921. 258p. (the first page missing) (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to NS Pa [Nicolas Slonimsky]. New York, [1934]. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to Weiss. W. Redding, Connecticut, n.d. 2p., English

L. S.: to Mrs. Weiss, from Harmony Ives. Taormina, 21 Jan. 4p., English

Jaëll, Alfred, 1832-1882

A. L. S.: Grand Hotel, 26 Apr. 3p., French

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 112)

Jahn, Otto, 1813-1869

A. L. S.: to Carl Georg Grädener. Leipzig, 23 Feb. 1853. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 22 Feb. 1855. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Becker. Bonn, 11 Feb. 1856. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. Bonn, 14 Mar. 1856. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Bonn, 30 Oct. 1858. 1p., German

4 A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Bonn, 1861-1868. 4p., German

A. L. S.: to André. Bonn, 7 Apr. 1867. 1p., German. With musical quotation

Jalowetz, Heinrich, 1882-1946

A. L. S.: [to Alexander Zemlinsky]. n.p., 28 Feb. 2p., German

Janácek, Leos, 1854-1928

P. card S.: to Frau Kretschmerová. Hukvaldy, 14 June 1927. Czech., with typed translation in German

Jarecki, Tadeusz, 1889-1955

A. Mus. ms. S.: Aria, op. 28. 7p., 31x24cm. (full score), 18x23cm. (violin)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Concerto-Suite, op. 27. 34p. Facsimile

Jarnach, Philipp, 1892-1982

A. Mus. ms. S.: Kleine Rhapsodie für Klavier. 5p., 34x24cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwei Humoresken für Klavier, I. Kleine Rhapsodie, II. Giga. 11p., 34x27cm. Complete score. With sketch on verso and 1p. crossed out

Pri. Sco.: Zwei Humoresken für Klavier, Starnberg: Tischer & Jagenberg, n.d. 11p.

Jehin-Prume, Frantz, 1839-1899

A. L. S.: to Léon de Chier de Lirgé. Spa, 7 Dec. 1871. 2p., French

Jelinek, Hanns, 1901-1969

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Three Blue Sketches, op. 25, Vienna, 1 May 1956, to Hans Moldenhauer, Vienna, Sept. 1963. 22p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwölftonwerk, Vier Tokkaten, op. 15, No. 4, Vienna, Jan.-Feb. 1948. 12p., 34x27cm.

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Vienna, 25 Nov. 1964. 1p., German

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Grete Steingruber. Vienna, 17 Apr. 1969. 2p., German

Obit.

2 Clip.: 30 Jan., 2 Feb. 1969. German

Jemnitz, Sándor, 1890-1963

T. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Budapest, 15 Oct. 1931. 1p., German

Jeppesen, Knud, 1892-1974

A. L. S.: [to Alfred Mann]. Denmark, 8 Nov. 1938. 2p., German

Jirák, K. B., 1891-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quartet, op. 82, No. 7, 5 Feb. 1960. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Chicago, 12 Nov. 1960. 1p., English

T. Doc.: Biographical information. 1p., English

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Symphony No. 5, op. 60. 1p. Photographic reproduction

Joachim, Amalie, 1839-1899

A. Alb. l. S.: New York, May 1892. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to Dr. Hildebrand?]. Westerland auf Sylt, 5 Sept. 1895. 8p., German

A. Card S.: Dessau, 1 Jan. 1896. 1p., German

A. Doc.: Address panel. To Frau Prof. Michaelis. Hamburg

Joachim, Joseph, 1831-1907

A. L. S.: to Volkland. Berlin, 10 Sept. 1888. 3p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., 20 Mar. 1895. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Chorley. Bayswater, n.d. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Hermann Levi. Moos, 16 Aug. 2p., German. Regarding a letter to Brahms; Munich trip; suggests they meet

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., German

2 L. S.: to Miss Graham, from Edith Joachim. Glasgow, N. B., 19 Feb. 1910, 16 Oct. 1912. 4p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [3. Sonata, Fuga, BWV 1005 by J. S. Bach]

Obit.: 15 Aug. 1907. 2p., English

Port. Phot. Repro.: attached to an envelope addressed to Michaelis (Box 112)

Jokl, Otto, 1891-1963

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mohaupt, Richard

Jolivet, André, 1905-1974

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Jonás, Alberto, 1868-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Vision. 3p., 32x24cm.

Jonas, Oswald, 1897-1978

A. Doc.: Lecture. "The Genius and His Contemporaries," Berkeley, Spring 1940. 30p.

Doc.: Announcement. Jonas lecture series. 1p., English

Jone, Hildegard, 1891-1963

A. Doc. S.: Program. "Zum ersten internationalen Webern-Fest, in Zuneigung." German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Jongen, Joseph, 1873-1953

A. L. S.: Brussels, n.d. 2p., French, English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Concerto for Piano, op. 127

Journet, Marcel, 1867-1933

A. L. S.: London, 9 June 1906. 2p., French

Jullien, Louis, 1812-1860

A. L. S.: n.p., 18 Mar. 1p., English

Obit.: 1860

Clip.: 5 July 1845. English

Port. Caric. Repro.: 21 Nov. 1846 (Box 112)

Kàan, Jindrich z Albestu, 1852-1926

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Germinal, Overture, Prague, 15 Feb. 1909

Kabalevsky, Dmitri, 1904-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra, op. 49, 1948-1949, to the Spokane Conservatory, Moscow, 10 Dec. 1955. 1p., 37x25cm. Full score. First eighteen measures of the Allegro movement

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Moscow, 12 Dec 1955. 1p., Russian

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Moscow, 12 Dec. 1955 (Box 112)

Kadosa, Pál, 1903-1983

2 A. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Budapest, 18 Apr., 15 June 1933. 2p., German

Kahn, Erich Itor, 1905-1956

A. L. S.: to Evarts. New York, 23 Dec. 1945. 1p., English

Kahn, Otto, 1867-1934

T. L. S.: to James Pond. New York, 24 Oct. 1919. 1p., English

Kahn, Robert, 1865-1951

A. Mus. ms. S.: Morgenfrühe. 2p., 23x33cm., German. On verso, complete draft of another song

A. Card S.: Berlin, 5 Mar. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 112)

Kahnt, Christian Friedrich, 1823-1897

3 A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Leipzig, 27 Oct. 1860, 12 Aug. 1861, 4 July 1873. 4p., German. References to Liszt

3 A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg, from Paulina Kahnt. Leipzig, 1898; n.p., n.d. 18p., German

Kalbeck, Max, 1850-1921

A. L. S.: Vienna, 26 May 1883. 2p., German

Kálmán, Imre, 1882-1953

T. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. New York, 28 Feb. 1947. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Waltz melody], 1941

Kämpf, Karl, 1874-1950

A. Mus. ms. S.: Idyllen für Pianoforte, op. 35, No. 2. 3p., 34x27cm.

A. L. S.: Berlin, 9 June 1912. 4p., German. With work list

Port. Phot. S. Repro.: to George Bainton, Berlin, 9 June 1912 (Box 112)

Karauschek, Wendelino, d. 1789

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata à violoncello solo con basso. 6p., 31x27cm.

Karkoschka, Erhard, b. 1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Szene im Schlagzeug," to Michael Ranta. 6p., 30x42cm., German. Complete draft, sketches

3 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Stuttgart, 26 Apr. 1971, 1 Apr. 1972, n.d. 3p., German

L. S.: to Karkoschka, from Duczek. Stuttgart, 20 Apr. 1971. 1p., German

T. Doc.: List. Works given to the Moldenhauer Archives. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Antinomie, 1968. 16p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro.: Bewegungs-Strukturen, 1961. 27p. Facsimile

Mus. ms. Repro. Rev. S.: Omnia ad Maiorem Dei Gloria, 1963. 88p. Facsimile. With typed document regarding manuscript

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Psylex], 1968. 7p. Incomplete

Mus. ms. Repro. Rev. S.: Quattrologe, 1966. 46p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sechs Konstellationen, 1962. 27p. Facsimile

Mus. ms. Repro.: Undarum continuum für Orchester, 1960. 69p. Facsimile. With typed document regarding manuscript

Kashkin, Nicolai Dmitrievich, 1839-1920

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Kashperov, Vladmir Nikitich, 1826-1894

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Kaun, Hugo, 1863-1932

A. L. S.: [to Römmisch?]. Berlin, 2 Feb. 1903. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 3 Oct. 1907. 4p., German

3 A. L. S.: to Gerhard Tischer. Zehlendorf, 26 Jan. 1925, 1 Sept. 1928; ?, 22 Sept. 1928. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Huch. Zehlendorf, 4 Feb. 1927. 1p., German

Kelemen, Milko, b. 1924

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mageia, for Orchestra and Laser Beams, 1977. 3p., 21x30cm., ink, pencil, colored pencils. Graph

Doc. Repro. S.: Opera Bestial, inscribed to the Moldenhauer Archives, Stuttgart, 8 June 1977. Blueprint of the complete plan of opera. Scroll

Doc. S.: Typescript. Giving description for Opera Bestial. 4p.

2 Docs. S.: Brochures

2 Pri. Sco. S.: Surprise, 1966, Frankfurt: Peters, c1967; SubRosa, 1964, Frankfurt: Peters, c1972

(Shelf)S. rec.: Changeant; Composé; Floréal; Hommage à Heinrich Schütz; Surprise (Shelf)

Keussler, Gerhard von, 1874-1949

7 A. L. S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. Vienna, Prague, 1913-1917. 19p., German

A. L.: to Keussler, from the Deutscher Männergesang-Verein. Prague, 5 Jan. 1916. 2p., German. Draft of a reply

T. L.: to the Deutscher Männergesang-Verein. Vienna, 9 Jan. 1916. 2p., German. Carbon copy

Khuner, Felix, b. 1906

4 T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Vienna, Berkeley, May-Aug. 1937. 5p., German

P. card S.: to Adolph Weiss. Maine, 21 Aug. 1956. English

Phot. Gr.: Khuner's children (Box 112)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Kiel, Friedrich, 1821-1885

A. Mus. ms.: [9 Ländler]. 9p., 33x27cm.

A. L. S.: to ?. Berlin, 17 Apr. 1848. 3p., German

Kienzl, Wilhelm, 1857-1941

A. L. S.: Graz, 1 Feb. 1889. 3p., German

Kiesewetter, Raphael Georg, 1773-1850

A. L. S.: to Baron von Hammer-Purgstall. Neuwaldegg, 29 Sept. 1840. 4p., German. Discusses Die Musik der Araber

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Demar Irvine. Denmark, 27 Oct. 1960. 1p., English

Kilpatrick, Jack Frederick, 1915-1967

A. Mus. ms. S.: Forked Deep River, op. 1. 10p., 32x25cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Four Ozark Dances, op. 10, Oklahoma, 1940. 20p., 43x28cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Invocation and Ritual, op. 30, Washington, D.C., Apr. 1944. 33p., 34x28cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Land, 1 Sept. 1955. 8p., 36x27cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Three Cherokee Cosmogonic Legends, Oklahoma, 1940. 28p., 43x28cm., ink

Kindermann, August, 1817-1891

2 A. L. S.: to Julius Schloss. Munich, 23 Feb., 3 Mar. 1869. 3p., German

Kirnberger, Johann Philipp, 1721-1783

2 A. Mus. mss.: Aria vivace; [Studies in figured bass]. 4p. + 10p., 19x24cm., ink

A. L. S.: [to Johann Nikolaus Forkel]. Berlin, 4 Sept. 1779. 2p., German. Refusing to enter into a literary controversy; mentions Reichardt, Royal Princess, others

Klatte, Wilhelm, 1870-1930

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Berlin, 8 June 1899. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Berlin, 13 Aug. 1917. 4p., German

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner, from Clara Klatte. Berlin, 10 Oct. 1931. 1p., German

Klemperer, Otto, 1885-1973

A. Mus. ms. S.: Der König in Thule (aus Goethes Faust), for voice and piano, ca. 1915, signed 1973. 1p., 34x27cm., pencil, crayon

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Sketches], June 1968, signed again by Klemperer in 1970[?]. 19p., 12x20cm.

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Lotte Klemperer. Zurich, 20 Mar. 1973. 1p., German

Doc. S.: Article. On Klemperer's music, by Ernst Hoff. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Der König in Thule, Mainz: Schott, n.d. 1p. + 3p. (catalog list)

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Annot.: Merry Valse; One Step, 1963. 19p. + 14p.

Pri. Sco.: Symphony in Two Movements, Peters, c1962. 58p.

Pri. Sco.: Symphony No. 2, Hinrichsen, c1970. 67p.

Port. Phot. (Box 112)

Port. Phot. S.: 1973 (Box 112)

(Shelf)Bk.: Conversations with Klemperer, edited by Peter Heyworth, London: Victor Gollancz, c1973. 128p., English (Shelf)

S. rec.: Merry Waltz. Conducted by Klemperer with the Philharmonia Orchestra

Klenau, Paul von, 1883-1946

A. L. S.: to Latzcko. Berlin, 15 Jan. 1920. 1p., German. Regarding Sulamith

P. card S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. Munich, 22 Apr. 1924. German

A. L. S.: [to Marta Pisk]. Vienna, 28 Apr. 19[29?]. 2p., German. Mentions Alma Mahler

Klengel, Paul, 1854-1935

A. L. S.: to Mary Wurm. Leipzig, 21 Dec. 1914. 3p., German

Call. c.

Klindworth, Karl, 1830-1916

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Klingler, Karl, 1879-1971

A. L. S.: Charlottenburg, 30 Mar. 1919. 2p., German

Klughardt, August, 1847-1902

P. card S.: Carlos Droste. Dessau, 14 Apr. 1899. 1p., German

Knab, Armin, 1881-1951

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Würzburg, 2 Apr. 1928. 1p., German

Knorr, Ernst-Lothar von, 1896-1973

2 T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Berlin, 24 Sept. 1931, 18 Jan. 1932. 2p., German

Knorr, Iwan, 1853-1916

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 17 Nov. 1908. 2p., German. Giving biographical information

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Dunja, Overture

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 112)

Koch, Heinrich Christoph, 1749-1816

5 A. L. S.: [to Johann Friedrich Rochlitz]. Rudolstadt, 1807-1810. 14p., German. Submitting reviews. Also with signed note by Gottfried Christoph Härtel, 8 Jan. 1809

Koczalski, Raoul, 1884-1948

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ne li occhi porta la mia donna amore, op. 110, No. 1, to Frau G. Tischer, Christmas 1932. 3p., 34x27cm.

Port. Phot. S.: to ?, Lausanne, 30 Dec. 1900. With musical quotation (Box 112)

Kodály, Zoltán, 1882-1967

A. L. S.: [to Ricordi]. Budapest, 5 July [1924?]. 3p., French. Inquiring about folklore in Italy; improvised funeral songs

A. L. S.: to the Director [of Universal Edition]. Budapest, 1 Dec. 1935. 2p., German. Includes musical example. Regarding corrections to his op. 8; Casals, Piatigorsky, Cassado

Koechlin, Charles, 1867-1950

A. Mus. ms.: Chanson de Nuit dans la Jungle, for Chorus and Orchestra. 18p., 35x27cm., ink. Based on words by Kipling. Includes: score for "Contralto ou Mezzo soprano; Baryton ou Tenor" with orchestra (7p., condensed); score for choral conductor (4p., voice parts only); score for piano accompaniment (7p., with voice part)

Koenig, Gottfried Michael, b. 1926

4 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Utrecht, 8 Dec. 1965, 8 Apr., 12 Aug. 1970, 17 Mar. 1971. 4p., English

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Utrecht, 1979. English

Koering, René, b. 1940

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Cantate pour ensemble du chambre, Barcelona 1959-Strasbourg 1960, inscribed to the Moldenhauer Archives. 8p., 42x32cm. + various sizes. Section B. Sketches in full score (Shelf)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ein Garten für Orpheus, 1963, inscribed to Hans Moldenhauer, 1964. 38p., 32x43cm. Full score. With accompanying 4p. typed instructions and instrumentation

A. Mus. ms.: Triple et trajectoires, 1963. 21p., 42x30cm. + 50x33cm. Full score

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 6 Nov. 1961. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Strasbourg, 13 Dec. 1962. 1p., French

A. Doc. S.: Outline. Ci-gît. Titles for the movements. 1p.

Doc.: Biography. "René Koering Combat T 3 N," in Bulletin for the S.I.M.C., Madrid, 28 May 1965. 1p.

Pri. Sco.: Ci-gît. 11p.

Pri. Sco.: Combat T 3 N, Berlin: Ahn & Simrock. 22p.

(Shelf)2 Pri. Sco.: Musique pour une Passion, Berlin: Ahn & Simrock. 24p. each (Shelf)

Pri. Sco.: Trauma, Berlin: Ahn & Simrock. 14p.

2 Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: Triple et trajectoires, Ahn & Simrock, Berlin. 43p. each. One copy with autograph corrections

3 Prog.: Triple et trajectoires, 24 June 1965, International Strasbourger Festspiele. 4p. each, German

Köhler, Ernst, 1799-1847

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Lebe wohl, 15 Dec. 1838. German

Kolisch, Rudolf, 1896-1978

P. card S.: to Adolph Weiss. Southhampton, 17 May 1935. German

A. L. S.: to Paul A. Pisk. Los Angeles, 24 July 1962. 1p., English, German

P. card S.: to Adolph Weiss, from Henriette Kolisch. Venice, ?. German

Port. Gr.: to Frau Adolph Weiss, 1978 (Box 112)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Gerhard, Roberto

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Komzák, Karel, 1850-1905

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Märchen, St. Louis, 3 Nov. 1904. Mounted with portrait photograph signed, to G. Steward, St. Louis, 1 Dec. 1904

Kopsch, Julius, 1887-1970

A. Mus. ms. S.: Erinnern, to Maria, Berlin-Grunewald, 2 Mar. 1958. 3p., 29x21cm. Complete score for piano solo

Korbay, Francis Alexander, 1846-1913

A. Mus. ms. S.: "O lieb' so lang du lieben kannst." 1p., 25x24cm. Fragment

Kornauth, Egon, 1891-1959

12 A. L. S.: Henndorf, 1956-1959. 27p.

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. 10 Nov. 1957, 10 Feb. 1958. 3p., German

3 P. cards S.: July 1959. 6p.

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Hertha Kornauth. Henndorf, 6 Nov. 1959; Augsburg, 23 Jan. 1962. 4p., German

5 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Hertha Kornauth. Vienna, Henndorf, 1959-1961. 6p., German

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Hertha Kornauth. [Vienna?], 23 July 1962. German

Doc. S.: Article. "Theorie und Praxis," in Wissenschaft und Praxis, Festschrift für Bernhard Paumgartner, Atlantis, 1958, to Hans Moldenhauer, 7 Apr. 1958. pp.127-134, German

Pri. Sco. S.: Drei Canons, Vienna: Österreichischer Bundesverlag, c1951, to Hans Moldenhauer, 1958. 2p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Sechs Lieder, op. 1, Vienna: Doblinger, c1913, to Hans Moldenhauer, 3 Mar. 1958. 4p., German

Pri. Sco. S.: Trio, op. 27, Leipzig: Peters, n.d., to Hans Moldenhauer, 10 July 1957. 39p. + 16p. (parts)

Obit.: 30 Oct. 1959

Obit.: for Kornauth's mother, 1957

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, 1956 (Box 112)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Koschat, Thomas, 1845-1914

A. L. S.: Vienna, 26 May 1903. 2p., German

2 P. cards: of Koschat and the Koschat-Museum in Klagenfurt

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Verlassen, op. 4, Linz, 16 Nov. 1901

Doc.: Brochure. "Das Koschatmuseum in Klagenfurt." 12p., German

Doc.: Exhibition checklist. "Führer durch das Koschatmuseum in Klagenfurt." 52p., German

Kounadis, Arghyris, b. 1924

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Heterophonika Idiomela, Freiburg, 1967. 8p. + 1p. (explanation), various sizes. Sketches (Shelf)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Teresias, "Die Stadt," 1971. 39p., various sizes. Sketches. With additional blueprint score (18p.), and outline (1p.)

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Freiburg, 15 Oct. 1975. 1p., German

Kozinski, Stefan, b. 1953

A. Mus. ms. S.: Bloomsday Odyssey, Commissioned by the Spokane Symphony Orchestra for the Washington State Centennial Celebration Dedicated to Bruce Ferden...." 106p., 43x28cm., pencil, ink. With additional sketches and alternate pages

Krantz, Eugen, 1844-1898

Doc. S.: Report. On Edyth Walker's study at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Dresden. Dresden, 19 Apr. 1893. 2p., German

Krastel, Fritz, 1839-1908

A. L. S.: [to Ferdinand Löwe]. Vienna, 19 Oct. 1899. 2p., German

Port. Engr. S. (Box 112)

Kraus, Felix von, 1870-1937

2 A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Vienna, 5, 11 May 1898. 16p., German

Krebs, Carl, 1857-1937

A. L. S.: to Chrysander. Berlin, 14 Jan. 1893. 2p., German

Krebs, Karl August, 1804-1880

A. L. S.: to Brünner. Freiburg, 31 Dec. 1842. 1p., German

Krebs, Marie, 1851-1900

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Alla Polacca, op. 89, Vivace by Beethoven, [to a friend, Minnie?], London, 22 May 1875

Port. Phot. (Box 112)

Kretschmer, Edmund, 1830-1908

A. L. S.: Dresden, 26 June 1878. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Dresden, 11 Apr. 1885. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to a theater director. Dresden, 2a2 Aug. 1898. 1p., German

A. Mus Quot. S.: Heinrich der Löwe, "Heinrichs Erzählung," Dresden, 23 Mar. 1876. German

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 112)

Kretzschmar, Hermann, 1848-1924

P. card S.: to Otto Sonne. Leipzig, 15 Feb. 1897. 1p., German (Box 28)

Kreutzer, Leonid, 1884-1953

A. L. S.: to Ferdinand Löwe. 5 Sept. 1908. 1p., German. Concerning the Piano Concerto, op. 30 by Rimsky-Korsakov

Port. Phot. Repro.: with accompanying biographical information (Box 112)

Kreutzer, Rodolphe, 1766-1831

A. L. S.: to Plantade. Paris, 6 Dec. 1806. 2p. French. Recommending a colleague; mentioning Cherubini

Krolop, Franz, 1839-1897

3 A. L. S.: to Schloss. Dresden, 10 May, 19 Dec. 1872; n.d. 5p., German

Krommer, Franz, 1759-1831

A. Mus. ms.: Quartetto I, [22 Nov.?] 1808. 38p., 14x32cm.

Kubelik, Jan, 1880-1940

A. Mus. Quot. S.: for Baron Fritz Schey, 12 Nov. 1906. 3m.

Port. Phot. S.: to Miss Reyburn. With clipping attached on verso, 26 Sept. 1921. English (Box 112)

Kücken, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1810-1882

A. Mus. ms. S.: Die jungen Musikanten, op. 36, Heft II, Berlin. 2p., 24x30cm., German

3 A. L. S.: to Robert Cocks. 1850-1853. 11p., German. With musical illustration

A. L. S.: to ?. Schwerin, 16 Feb. 1879. 3p., German

Clip.: Köln: Neue Musik-Zeitung, No. 9, 1 May 1882. 2p. Biographical account, with portrait reproduced

Kuhe, Wilhelm, 1823-1912

A. Mus. Quot. S.: 18 Aug. 1872

A. Mus. Quot. S.: 31 Mar. 1896

Kurzmann-Leuchter, Rita, 1900-1942

A. L. S.: to Otto Jokl. Heyst, Belgium, 1 Oct. 1931. 2p., German

L'Espée, Roland de

2 A. L. S.: Saint Germain en Laye, 6 Friday, 1919; 30 July 1936. 3p., French

T. L. S.: Paris, 23 May 1935. 1p., French

T. Doc. Rev.: Draft. Suggested concerts for the "Week of French Music." 1p., French

Doc.: Flyer announcing concert series. "Semaine Debussy 1935," Saint Germaine en Laye. 1p., French

T. Doc.: List of names. 1p.

T. Doc. Annot.: List of sponsor names. 1p., with additional copy

L'vov, Alexei Feodorovich, 1798-1870

A. L. S.: to Schlesinger. St. Petersburg, 21 Feb., 5 Mar. 1845. 4p., French. Refers to his new opera; Viardot, Meyerbeer, others

La Fage, Adrien de, 1805-1862

2 A. L. S.: n.p., 1 July [?], 13 Oct. 1858. 2p., French

La Grange, Henry-Louis de, b. 1924

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Vienna, 18 June 1959. 2p., English

P. card S.: to Alma Mahler. n.p., n.d. French

Labarre, Théodore, 1805-1870

A. L. S.: to Olivier, of the publishing firm Mori and Lavenu. Brighton, 4 Oct. [ca. 1837]. 1p., French

Labey, Marcel, 1875-1968

Port. Phot. S.: By Mathieu-Deroche

Lachner, Vincenz, 1811-1893

A. L. S.: Karlsruhe, 18 Nov. 1875. 3p., German

Lack, Théodore, 1846-1921

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cavatine. 3p., 35x27cm. For piano

A. L. S.: Paris, 13 June 1910. 1p., French

A. Doc. S.: Work list and artistic credo. Paris, 1910. 2p., French

Port. Phot. S. (Box 113)

Lacombe, Paul, 1837-1927

Port. Phot. S.: By Bernon

Lafite, Karl, 1872-1945

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Vier Marienlieder, June 1934, to Hanna Schwarz. 10p., 34x7cm., German. Blueprint score

Laires, Fernando, b. 1925

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. [1983]. English

Lalo, Edouard, 1823-1892

A. Mus. ms. S.: O Salutaris, pour 3 voix de femmes, harmonium, et quintette à cordes, arranged by Lalo, written "especially for my friend Lemoine," 4 Jan. 1885. 8p., 34x27cm., ink

A. L. S.: to a friend. n.p., Monday, 23 Mar. 1p., French

Lang, Hans, 1897-1968

A. Mus. ms. S.: Drei Männerchöre, op. 11, Nachtzauber, Abendständchen, Nachtmusikanten. 16p.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gebet. 2p., 34x25cm., German. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Nachtzauber. 5p., 35x28cm.

Lange, Samuel de, 1840-1911

A. L. S.: Köln, 27 Nov. 1883. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Isidor Seiss. The Hague, 30 Sept. 1886. German

A. L. S.: The Hague, 19 Mar. 1887. 1p., German

2 A. L. S.: Stuttgart, 10 Dec. 1894, 25 Sept. 1907. 2p., German

Laparra, Raoul, 1876-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sépulture d'un poète maudit, for voice and piano, 8 Sept. 1924. 3p., 28x22cm.

Laroche, Hermann, 1845-1904

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Lassen, Eduard, 1830-1904

A. Mus. ms. S.: Den Frauen und Mädchen des Künstlervereins zur Erinnerung, Weimar, 20 Apr./12 June 1900. 2p., 34x25cm.

2 A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Wilhelmshöhe, 13 Dec. 1885; Weimar, 2 Nov. 1903. 7p., German

A. Card S.: Weimar, 16 Apr. 1903. 2p., German

Port. Phot. Repro. S.: on postcard, to Matthias, 15 Apr. 1898. German (Box 113)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Lindner, Eugen

Laub, Ferdinand, 1832-1875

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Lauska, Franz, 1764-1825

A. L. S.: to a benefactor. Schleswig, [early 1790s]. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to a publisher [Peters?]. Berlin, 1 Mar. [1814]. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to C. F. Peters. Berlin, 21 Jan. [1825]. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Klosz. Berlin, n.d. 4p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Le Sueur, Jean-François, 1760-1837

A. L. S.: to Baron ?. n.p., 15 Sept.[?] 1821. 1p., French

Leborne, Fernand, 1862-1929

A. L. S.: Ain, France, n.d. 4p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., 2 Jan. 1917. 1p., French

Lecocq, Charles, 1832-1918

A. Mus. ms. Rev.: ["Jupiter tonans"]. 19p., 27x35cm., black ink, blue crayon, pencil, French. Undated. Full score. Operatic aria for bass and orchestra

A. Mus. ms. S. arr.: String Quartets by Beethoven, opera 59, 74, 95, 127, 130, 131, 132, ca. 1906-8. 223p., 27x35cm., brown ink, pencil. Score for piano, two hands

A. L. S.: 28 Dec. 1871. 1p., French

A. L. S.: Paris, 14 Mar. 1882. 1p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: La Fille de Madame Angot. 11m. For voice and piano

Port. Engr. (Box 113)

Legrenzi, Giovanni, 1626-1690

A. L. S.: to Count Albergati. Venice, 13 Oct. 1683. 1p., Italian. Discusses Torelli

Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948

A. Mus. ms.: Strohwitwe sein. 2p., 34x26cm., pencil. Full score. Last 9m. of draft

P. card S.: to Leo Heller. Budapest, 21 Feb. 1912. German

A. L. S.: Vienna, 21 Apr. 1920. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Hilb[?]. Berlin, 27 Mar. 1926. German

A. L. S.: Vienna, 21 June 1928. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Der Rastelbinder, Vienna, 3 Feb. 1905

A. Mus. Quot. S.: with portrait photograph below

Port. Phot. S.: with autograph musical quotation, Das fürstenkind (Box 113)

Port. Phot. S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky, 1918 (Box 113)

Lehmann, Lilli, 1848-1929

A. L. S.: to Lola Artôt de Padilla. Berlin, 19 June 1909. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Ellis. n.p., n.d. 2p., English

T. p.: Meine Gesangskunst. Berlin, 1909

Port. Phot. Gr.: (Box 113)

Port. S. Repro.: 1909 (Box 113)

Leibowitz, René, 1913-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concertino for Piano Four Hands, op. 47, Paris and Darmstadt, Sept.-Oct. 1958. 12p., 35x27cm., ink, pencil. Complete score, first draft

A. L. S.: to Erich Itor Kahn. Paris, 20 Oct. 1949. 1p., French

2 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Paris, 15 May 1957, 20 May 1959. 2p., English

3 A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Paris, 28 May 1957, 4 Mar. 1958; Madrid, 17 Aug. 1959. 3p., English

6 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Paris, Ljubljana, 1960-1962. 7p., English

A. L. S.: to Paul A. Pisk. Paris, 2 Apr. 1962. 1p., English

2 Mus. mss. Repro. S.: Concertino for Piano Four Hands. 20p. each

Doc.: Article. "Hommage à René Leibowitz," by Pierre Chan, Max Deutsch, Claude Helffer, Michel Leiris, Maurice Le Roux, Jean-Marie Move, Michel Philippot, in Musique de tous les temps, Feb.-Mar. 1973. 30p., French. Inscribed by Mary Jo Leibowitz

Prog. S.: "Hommage à Arnold Schoenberg," program booklet for the Festival International de Musique de Chambre Contemporaine, to the Moldenhauers, 29 Jan. 1947. 22p., French. Inscribed by René and Mary Jo Leibowitz

Prog.: "Mödlinger Schoenberg-Tage," Oct. 1982. 10p., German

Port. Phot.: to Hans Moldenhauer, 28 Oct. 1982. Inscribed by Mary Jo Leibowitz (Box 113)

Bk. S.: Erich Itor Kahn: un grand répresentant de la musique contemporaine, by René Leibowitz and Konrad Wolff, Paris: Buchet, 1958. 182p., French. Inscribed by René and Mary Jo Leibowitz, 29 Oct. 1982

Léner, Jenó, 1894-1948

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Léonard, Adolph

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Melodic line, 4m.]. Château de Bomal, 26 Feb. 1866

Leoncavallo, Ruggero, 1857-1919

A. Mus. Quot. S.: La Bohème, Vienna, 27 May 1897

Leschetizky, Theodor, 1830-1915

A. L. S.: to Frau Mankiewicz. Vienna, 20 July 1903. 3p., German

Levi, Hermann, 1839-1900

A. L. S.: Bayreuth, 7 July 1896. 1p., German

Levitzki, Mischa, 1898-1941

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 1 Mar. 1921

Lienau, Emil Robert, 1838-1920

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Berlin, 9 June 1870. 1p., German

Lier, Bertus van, 1906-1972

A. Mus. ms. Rev.: "In Memoriam," by Johan Franco, 1933, piano reduction of "Elegy" by van Lier. 3p., 34x26cm. Music in the autograph of van Lier, annotations at the top of the first page by Franco

Doc. Repro.: Article on van Lier. "The Song of Songs," by Johan Franco, in Rosicurcian Digest, Mar. 1955. 2p.

Pri. Sco. S.: In Memoriam, for String Orchestra, Composers Press: New York, 1939. 5p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Kleine Suite, to Wolfgang Fraenkel, Amsterdam: Broekmans & Van Poppel, 1935

Ligeti, György, b. 1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: Apparitions, [1958-1959]. 9p., 42x30cm., pencil. Full score

A. Mus. ms.: [Atmosphères, 1961]. 5p., 34x27cm., blue, red ink, pencil. Sketches in full score (Box 109)

2 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Vienna, 8 June 1963, 17 July 1966. 2p., English

P. card S.: to Gloria Coates. Berlin, 4 Nov. 1972. 2p., English

Limbert, Frank L., 1866-1938

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 22 May 1912. 2p., German. Giving autobiographical details

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Johannes, op. 18. German

Port. Phot. S.: by Luck (Box 113)

Lincke, Paul, 1866-1946

A. Mus. Quot. S.: London, 21 Feb. 1911

Lind, Jenny, 1820-1887

A. L. S.: to Balfe. n.p., [1846?]. 3p., French, with translation

A. L. S.: to Madame Gonne. n.p., n.d. 3p., German, with English translation. Fragment

Clip.: 6 Oct. 1920. 1p., English

2 Obit.: English

Port. Engr.: with attached clipping (Box 113)

Lindblad, Rune

2 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Gothenburg, 28 Feb. 1970; Västra Frölunda, 14 June 1972. 2p., English

Lindner, Eugen, 1858-1915

A. L. S.: to colleagues. Weimar, 20 May 1899. 4p., German. Also signed by Gustav Gutheil, Karl Goepfart, Eduard Lassen, Rosel, and others

Lipsius, Marie, 1837-1927

2 A. L. S.: Ischl, 9, 19 Aug. 1895. 7p., German

Liszt, Franz, 1811-1886

A. Mus. ms.: [Psalm XVIII], Die Himmel erzählen die Ehre Gottes, for Tenor, Bass, and Accompaniment, [1860]. 8p., 27x35cm., ink, pencil. Draft in condensed score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Le Triomphe funèbre du Tasso, for piano duet, St. Elizabeth, 19 Nov. 1866. 11p., 31x24cm., brown, red ink. Unpublished

A. L. S.: 22 July 1844. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to an editor, [von Bülow?]. Weimar, 6 Aug. 1850. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to Eduard von Liszt. Vienna, 30 Apr. 1869. 3p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., 9 May 1874. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to a Berlin conductor]. Budapest, 24 Jan. 1881. 1p., German

A. L. S.: 11 May [1881?]. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Weimar, 7 May 1884. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Louis de Serres. Budapest, 29 Jan. 1885. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., Friday morning, n.d. 2p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., Friday, n.d. 4p., French. Referring to a visit with the Schumanns

2 L. Repro.: to Franz Liszt, by "Ossiana" and "Sorella." 4p., French

Pri. Sco. S.: Ungarischer Marsch, Leipzig: Schuberth, 1867, to Anton Faulwetter, Budapest, Mar. 1885. 31p. Faulwetter did the instrumentation of the march. First autograph purchase by Hans Moldenhauer

Port. Lith. (Box 113)

Port. Phot. (Box 113)

Port. Repro.: of Liszt, inscribed to Webern, from Schoenberg, Jan. 1911 (Box 113)

Port. Repro. (Box 113)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Litolff, Henry, 1818-1891

A. Mus. S.: "Mein Lieb! Flieht ein Tag," to Heinrich Schlesinger, Dresden, 1844. 4p., 17x25cm.

3 A. L. S.: Wiesbaden, 20 June, 6 July, 23 July 1860. 8p., French, German

2 A. L. S.: Ilsenberg, 5, 8 Sept. 1860. 4p., French, German

Loeffler, Charles Martin, 1861-1935

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Bolero triste, Chansons d'amant], to Povla Frijsh, Medfield, Massachusetts, Summer 1900. 4p., 33x26cm., ink. Text by Gustave Kahn. With accompanying letter, to Hans Moldenhauer, from Ellen Knight, 27 Feb. 1985

A. L. S.: to Piller. Medfield, Massachusetts. 1p., French

Port. Phot. (Box 113)

Loevensohn, Marix, 1880-1943

A. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Amsterdam, 27 July 1932. 6p., French

Loewe, Carl, 1796-1869

A. Mus. ms.: Die Elfenkönigin. 3p., 33x20cm., German. Complete score

Loewe, Sophie, 1812-1866

A. L. S.: to ?. n.p., n.d. 3p., Italian

A. L. S.: to ?. n.p., n.d. 4p., Italian

Logothetis, Anestis, 1921-1994

A Mus. ms. S.: Anastasis, 1969. 15p., various sizes. With additional 4p. typescript, and 11p. facsimile

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mensuren, 19 May 1969. 1p., 33x46cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Odyssee, 27 Mar. 1963. 1p., 49x37cm. Complete score. With additional printed score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Styx, 17-18 Dec. 1968. 2p., 43x33cm. Draft, sketches. With additional blueprint score signed, copy of same, and sound recording

Mus. ms. Repro.: Erwosis; Diffusion; Kentra; Orbitals, Oscillations. 6p., photoreproduction of scores

Doc.: Booklet. "Zeichen als Aggregatzustand der Musik," Vienna: Jugend und Volk, c1974

S. rec.: Kentra, 1965

Long, Marguerite, 1874-1966

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Dukas, Paul

López-Chávarri, Eduardo, 1875-1970

A. Mus. ms. S.: Danza Valenciana, to Ricardo Viñes. 4p., 36x26cm.

Lortzing, Albert, 1801-1851

A. L. S.: ?, 2 June 1838. 1p., German

A. Quot. S.: Hans Sachs, to Ernst Streben

Port. Engr. (Box 113)

Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 1772-1806

A. L. S.: to Captain von Schweder. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Lübeck, Ernst, 1829-1876

A. Mus. ms. S.: Scherzo pour piano, to Adelma Bournos[?] de Godoy, Mexico, Mar. 1854. 9p., 35x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Miss Stephenson. Paris, 13 May 1875. 3p., English

A. L. S.: Westbourne Park Crescent, Friday, n.d. 2p., French

Obit.: The Times, 1876

Lucca, Pauline, 1841-1908

A. L. S.: Hotel zum Kronprinzen, 4 Feb. 1864. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to an opera director in Leipzig. Vienna, 28 Aug. 1871. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Sendersky[?]. n.p., 4 Mar. 1875. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Berlin, n.d. 2p., German

Lully, Jean-Louis, 1667-1688

Doc. S.: [Receipt?]. Paris, 2 Apr. 1687

Luna, Adolfo Victorio, 1889-1942

A. Mus. ms. S.: Procesión de los Allis (Tradición Riojana), para piano. 4p., 34x27cm.

Lutosławski, Witold, 1913-1994

A. Mus. ms.: [Jeux vénitiens], 7 Mar. 1961. 7 leaves, various sizes + 7p. (pp.9-17, 46x35cm.), pencil, colored pencils. See letter below

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Warsaw, 20 June 1963. 1p., English

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Herbert Höntsch at Moeck Verlag. 11 June 1963. 1p., German. Regarding manuscript above

Prog.: Jeux vénitiens, 11 Jan. 1963. German. Musica Viva program listing

Lux, Friedrich, 1820-1895

P. card S.: to Enzian. Mainz, 11 May 1885. 1p., German

Maffon, Pietro, 1513[?]-1575

A. Doc. S.: Tax declaration. Brescia, Apr. 1548. 1p., Italian

Mahler, Fritz, 1901-1973

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Mahler, Gustav, 1860-1911

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Weigl, Karl

Malherbe, Charles, 1853-1911

A. L. S.: Paris, 17 Dec. 1907. 3p., French. Giving biographical data, including Edmond Malherbe

Malibran, Maria, 1808-1836

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Crouch. n.p., n.d. 1p., English

Malipiero, Gian Francesco, 1882-1973

A. Mus. ms. S.: L'Asino d'oro, Preludio, Asolo, 1959. 2p., 32x24cm., black ink, pencil. For baritone and orchestra. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S. : Il marescalco, Preludio II. atto, Asolo, 1960. 1 leaf, 33x24cm. On verso, sketches to Intermezzo

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Bodensdorf, 21 Sept. 1909. 3p., German

3 A. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Asolo, 21 Nov. 1932, 22 May 1933, 4 Oct. 1934. 6p., French

P. card S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Asolo, 20 May 1934. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. Asolo, 27 July 1934. 2p., German. Regarding the ISCM and Berg

2 A. L. S.: Asolo, 18 Oct. 1957, 28 Feb. 1959. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Asolo, 9 Mar. 1960. 2p., German

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Asolo, 25 Oct. 1960, 13 Feb. 1961. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Castelnuovo-Tedesco. n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

A. Alb. l.: 26 Sept. 1928. 1p., Italian

A. Mus. Quot. S.: L'esilio dell éroe, Asolo, 14 Dec. 1927. 1p.

Clip.: 1p., Italian

Port. Phot. S.: Asolo, Christmas 1927 (Box 113)

Malko, Nikolai, 1883-1961

T. L. S.: to Edward Clark. Copenhagen, 25 Sept. 1933. 2p., English

Port. Phot. S.: to Edward Clark, London, 8 Mar. 1929 (Box 113)

Mallinger, Mathilde, 1847-1920

A. Mus. Quot. S.: The Marriage of Figaro

Malmberg, Helga

A. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. Stockholm, 27 Apr. 1925. 3p., German

Malten, Therese, 1855-1930

6 A. L. S.: Dresden, Berlin, 1873[?]-1878. 7p., German

4 Call. c. Annot.: to Julius Rietz. 7p., German

Mandyczewski, Eusebius, 1857-1929

Mus. ms. cop. S.: Zwölf Lieder, for voice and piano, to the Kirchl sisters. 39p., 34x27cm., German

Mantius, Eduard, 1806-1874

A. L. S.: to Bolten. Berlin, 12 Mar. 1842. 3p., German

A. L. S.: [to Kierneff?]. Berlin, 13 Apr. 1843. 1p., German

Marchesi, Mathilde, 1821-1913

A. Mus. ms. S.: [L'Art du Chant], 12 Etudes de style, op. 7. 34p., 32x24cm. + 24x32cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: L'Art du Chant, Huit Vocalises à trois voix, op. 22, to her three daughters, Teresa, Stella, Bianca, Vienna, 14 Mar. 1877. 15p., 33x25cm.

A. Card S.: 31 Mar. 1901. 2p., French

Clip.: 5p., English. About her wedding and career

Port. Gr. Repro.: London, 3 May 1902, with her husband (Box 113)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 113)

Marco, Tomás, b. 1942

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ultramarina, 1975. 17p., 31x21cm. Accompanying typed document on the notation used in the work

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 19 Mar. 1977. 1p., Spanish

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Madrid, 24 Oct. 1977. 1p., English

Mario, Giovanni Matteo, 1810-1883

A. L. S.: to Gye. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Call. c. S.: with address

Doc.: Biographical notes. 1910. 4p., English

Port. Draw. Repro. (Box 113)

Port. Paint. Repro. (Box 113)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grisi, Giulia

Marpurg, Friedrich, 1825-1884

A. L. S.: to Peters. Mainz, 24 Nov. 1862. 1p., German

Marschner, Heinrich August, 1795-1861

A. Mus. ms. S.: Unsre Zeit, for quartet of men's voices, 2 June 1850. 2p., 31x24cm., German, ink. Full score

A. L. S.: Hanover, 20 Nov. 1845. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Hanover, 17 Feb. 1854. 1p., German

Port. Engr. S. Repro. (Box 113)

Marteau, Henri, 1874-1934

A. L. S.: [to Zemlinsky?]. n.p., n.d. 2p., German

A. Card S.: n.d. 2p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: to Baron Friedrich Schey. Vienna, 18 Jan. 1906. With proverb

Port. Phot. (Box 113)

Martí Llorca, José, 1853-1903

A. Mus. ms. S.: Espontaneidad, to Ricardo Viñes. 2p., 34x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Del llano a la sierra, to Ricardo Viñes. 2p., 32x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Petite Berceuse, to Ricardo Viñes. 3p., 34x22cm.

Martí, F. Riba

A. Mus. ms. S.: Pastorale, 1918. 3p., 30x23cm.

Martín y Soler, Vicente, 1754-1806

(Shelf)Mus. ms. cop.: Una cosa rara, overtura per il clavicembalo. 199p., 21x30cm. Vocal score of the opera (Shelf)

Martínez Torner, Eduardo, 1888-1955

Pri. Sco. S.: Cancionero musical Español, compiled by Torner, London: George Harrap, c1948, to Olga Coelho, London, Nov. 1951. 64p.

Martinu, Bohuslav, 1890-1959

A. Mus. ms.: [Various sketches for instrumental combinations, including a score for two saxophones, and a jazz tune for piano]. 3p., 35x27cm., ink

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches for piano and instrumental ensemble]. 4p., 35x27cm., ink

Obit.: Pratteln. Basel, Switzerland. French

Martucci, Giuseppe, 1856-1909

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Trio, op. 62, Naples, 20 Mar. 1885

Marx, Adolf Bernhard, 1795[?]-1866

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hinaus mein Lied. 4p., 26x33cm. Bound. German

A. Mus. ms.: [Vocal composition in A Major]. 2p. (143m.), 27x33cm., German, ink. Sketches

A. L. S.: 3 Feb. 1855. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Zopf. n.p., n.d. 2p., German

Marx, Joseph, 1882-1964

A. Card S.: to Karl Weigl. ?. 1p., German

Call. c.

Doc.: Work list and life sketch. 1p., German

Pri. Sco. S.: Quartetto in modo antico, Vienna: Doblinger, n.d., to Hans Moldenhauer, Vienna, 1956. 40p.

Prog. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Vienna, June 1956. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, 1956. On verso, typed letter (Box 113)

Mascagni, Pietro, 1863-1945

A. L. S.: Rome, 5 June 1890. 1p., Italian

Call. c.: to Jacchia. Rome, 13 Nov. 1901. 1p., Italian

A. Doc. S.: Fragment. Italian

Port. S.: on postcard, signed by Mascagni and others (Box 113)

Massé, Victor, 1822-1884

A. L. S.: n.p., 1 Mar. 1879. 3p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Paul et Virginie, Andante cantabile, June 1870

Massenet, Jules, 1842-1912

A. L. S.: 14 Apr. 1876. 1p., French. Mentions Gaston Schefer

A. L. S.: to Renaud. En voyage, 2 Sept. 1898. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to ?. 16 May 1910. 1p., French

Call. c.

(Shelf)Doc.: Dissertation. Massenet, by Demar Irvine, 1974 (Shelf)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Bizet, Georges

Matecscu, Patricia

Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Season's Greetings, 1983

Phot.

Materna, Amalie, 1844-1918

A. L. S.: to ?. n.p., [26 May 1870]. 1p., German

A. Doc. S.: Poem. Frankfurt, 7 Aug. 1870. 1p., German

Matsudaira, Yoritsuné, b. 1907

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Tokyo, 23 Aug. 1965. 3p., French

Mattei, Stanislao, 1750-1825

A. L. S.: to ?. Bologna, 1823. 1p., Italian

Port. Engr. (Box 113)

Mattei, Tito, 1841-1914

A. L. S.: to Mary Dallas. London, 21 Sept. 1882. 2p., English. With two clippings

A. L. S.: to Fernandez. London, 12 Mar. 1897. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Fernandez. 1p., English. Fragment

Matthison-Hansen, Gottfred, 1832-1909

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grieg, Edvard

Mayr, Simon, 1763-1845

A. L. S.: [to Tischer?]. Rome, 30 Jan. 1808. 2p., Italian

Medtner, Nicolai, 1880-1951

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Seven Songs, Elegy], op. 52, No. 3. 4p., 35x27cm. With miscellaneous sketches

Méhul, Etienne-Nicolas, 1763-1817

A. L. S.: to a conductor. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Meisl, Karl, 1775-1853

A. L. S.: to [Anton] Diabelli. n.p., 22 Nov. 1827. 1p., German

Melichar, Alois, 1896-1976

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Dorfgastein, 31 Jan. 1960. 2p., German

4 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, Dorfgastein, 1960-1962. 4p., German

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 24 Nov. 1962. German

Menasce, Jacques de, 1905-1960

A. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. New York, 11 Mar. 1950. 1p., English

Mus. ms. cop.: Abend, autograph inscription to Hanna Schwarz, Vienna, May 1936. 3p., German

Mus. ms. cop.: Frühlingslied. 7p., German

Mus. ms. cop.: Juli. 2p., German

Mus. ms. cop.: Sommermorgen. 2p., German

Mus. ms. cop.: Vorm Himmelstor. 3p.

Mendelssohn, Alexander, 1797-1871

A. L. S.: to Frau Berend. ?, 17 June 1871. 2p., German

Mendelssohn, Arnold, 1855-1933

P. card S.: to Edith Weiss-Mann. Darmstadt, 3 Feb. 1920. German

Mendelssohn, Cécile Charlotte Sophia Jeanrenaud, 1817-1853

A. L. S.: to a music teacher. 3 Dec. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Ries. 2p., German

Mendelssohn, Felix, 1809-1847

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canone, Leipzig, 19 Feb. 1846. 1p. (8m.), 12x32cm., ink

A. Mus. ms.: [Elijah, 1847], "Introduction" and "Overture," arranged for piano duet. 6p., 24x32cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Abschied der Zugvögel], Herbstlied der Zugvögel, op. 63, No. 2, to Livia Frege, London, 20 May 1844. 2p., 30x23cm., German, ink. For vocal duet with piano accompaniment. Full score. Poem by August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. A. Rev.: [Three English Church Pieces, for Solo Voices and Chorus, op. 69], Jubilate Deo, Magnificat, Nunc dimittis, [London, 1847]. 24p. + 2p. oblong, 30x22cm., ink. With many corrections and a passage omitted from the published version. English language texts as suggested by Vincent Novello (1781-1861). Bound, red morocco gilt (Shelf)

A. Mus. ms.: [Vier Männerchöre], Jagdlied, op. 120, No. 1, [1847]. 2p., 30x24cm., ink. Marked "Tenore 2nd Solo." 42 bars of music and three strophes of the text, by Sir Walter Scott, in German translation. On verso, "Im Süden," op. 120, No. 3, 2nd tenor part of chorus "Auf dem Meere," 13m. with 3 strophes of text underlying the music

A. L. S.: to Pierre Baillot. n.p., 29 Dec. 1831. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Madam. London, 2 May [1832?]. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Seeburg. Berlin, 14 Oct. 1842. 1p., German. Regarding Bach monument

A. L. S.: [to Karl Klingemann]. Leipzig, 23 Nov. 1842. 8p., German. Details his audience with King Friedrich Wilhelm IV, and negotiations with the King of Saxony; mentions Antigone, A Midsummer Night's Dream

A. L. S.: [to a Count]. Leipzig, 20 Nov. 1843. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to E. Clare. Hobart Place, Eaton Square, 17 May 1844. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to Goodwin. Hobart Place, Eaton Square, 5 June 1844. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to [Niels] Gade. Leipzig, 19 Mar. 1846. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Jenny Lind. Leipzig, 23 July 1846. 4p., German. Regarding Elijah

A. L. S.: to R. Friese. Leipzig, 26 Oct. 1846. 1p., German

Prog.: Paulus, Schwerin, 18 June 1840

A. Draw. S.: by Mendelssohn. Landscape of the cliffs at Amalfi. Signature on mounting paper. 15x21cm., ink. With photograph of same

Port. Engr.: after the painting by L. Vogel (Box 113)

Mendelssohn, Paul, 1813-1874

A. L. S.: to [Henry] Chorley. Berlin, 11 July 1864. 6p., French. With many corrections for the new volume of correspondence

Mengelberg, Willem, 1871-1951

A. Mus. Quot. S.: A Hero's Life by Richard Strauss, London, 19 Feb. 19[??]. On verso, musical quotation signed by Albert Sammons, Cadenza for a concerto by Brahms, 8 Mar. 1919

Mercadante, Saverio, 1795-1870

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Trio, for men's voices], Naples, 12 July 1843. 3p., 19x15cm., Italian

A. Mus.: [Melody in C Minor]. 1p. (9 measures), 24x31cm., Italian

A. L. S.: to Carlo Lombardi. Novarra, 22 Feb. 1835. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Isabella Tadini. 6 Feb. 1843. 3p., Italian

Mercé, Antonia, 1888-1936

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Méry, Joseph, 1797-1865

A. L. S.: to Rossini. Paris, 6 Nov. 1852. 4p., French

Messager, André, 1853-1929

A. L. S.: to Lucy Vauthrin. Paris, 11 Sept. 1922. 1p., French

Messemaeckers, Louis, 1809-1862[?]

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Cantabile Moderato, to Stern, Paris, 15 Mar. 1846

Mestres-Quadreny, Josep, b. 1929

A. Mus. ms. S.: Digodal, to Cristòfor Taltabull, July 1964. 30p., 22x31cm. Accompanying 1p. typed document describing the three movements

3 A. Mus. ms. S.: Digodal. 29p. total, 31x22cm. Sketches; complete draft; score for strings (completed July 1964)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Divertiment " La Ricarda." 9p., 31x22cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Duo per a Manolo. 6p., 31x22cm. Complete draft

A. Mus. ms. S.: Homenatge a Joan Prats, Barcelona, 1972. 73p., 39x27cm. + 35x25cm. Complete score (Box 98)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Música per a Anna. 13p., 38x28cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Roba i ossos. 37p., 38x28cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Roba i ossos. 15p., various sizes. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Soliloqui per flauta, Mar. 1963. 2p., 31x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata No. 1, Sept. 1957. 4p., 36x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata orgue, Dec. 1959. 9p., 31x21cm. Complete draft. Accompanying 2p. autograph document listing organ registrations

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tramesa a Tàpies, Aug. 1961. 14p., 31x21cm. Complete draft

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tres piezas para violoncelo y piano, Jan. 1962. 7p., 31x22cm. Complete draft

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Barcelona, 27 June 1972, 7 Feb. 1973. 2p., French

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Work list. 4p.

Doc.: Brochure. On composers, with two copies of biographical information. French

Doc.: Work list. Includes other composers

Metastasio, Pietro, 1698-1782

A. L. S.: [to Adami]. Vienna, 29 April 1757. 3p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Pietro Buontempi. Vienna, 13 Aug. 1768. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Marie Rose Coccia. Vienna, 15 [Jan.] 1779. 1p., Italian

Metdepenninghen, Gabriel

Pri. Sco. S.: Sonatine, op. 61, Gent: Cnuddle, c1939, to René Vaunes, 25 Mar. 1940. 7p.

Methfessel, Albert Gottlieb, 1785-1869

A. L. S.: to Schwarz. n.p., 3 Oct. 1816. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to Carl Reinecke?]. Braunschweig, 20 Jan. 1850. 4p., German. Mentions L. Hahn

Meyer, Jenny, 1834-1894

A. L. S.: to ?. Leipzig, 31 Dec. 1857. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to Lederer?]. Berlin, 7 Nov. 1871. 1p., German

2 A. L. S.: Berlin, 29 Dec. 1888, 31 Mar. 1889. 2p., German. Stationery lists Jenny Meyer as Director of Conservatorium

Meyer, Leopold von, 1816-1883

Doc. S.: Selling the right of publication. New York, Sept. 1867, Jan. 1868. 1p., German

Meyer-Baer, Kathi, b. 1892

A. L. S.: to Ernest Eiseman. New Rochelle, New York, 6 Jan. 1959. 2p., German

Meyer-Helmund, Erik, 1861-1932

A. L. S.: to a doctor. Berlin, 26 June 1886. 3p., German

Meyerbeer, Giacomo, 1791-1864

A. L. S.: [to F. W. Jähns]. n.p., 25 Mar. 1845. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. Nice, 13 Dec. 1857. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to Kastner. ?, n.d. 3p., German

A. Doc.: Roberto el diablo, Acto 4. 22p., Spanish

Lib. S.: 1p., German. Half page in Meyerbeer's autograph and half page in J. C. Grünbaum's autograph

A. Mus. Quot.: Mounted with 1p. autograph letter signed, n.d., French

Port. Engr.: by Pound (Box 113)

Miaskovsky, Nikolai, 1881-1950

A. Mus. ms. Quot. S.: Symphony No. 17, op. 41, to Boaz Piller, 23 May 1937

Port. Phot. S.: Moscow, 23 May 1937 (Box 113)

Mihalovici, Marcel, 1898-1985

(Shelf)5 Pri. Sco. S.: Sinfonia variata; Ritournelles; Scènes de Thésée; III. Quatour; Ouverture tragique, to Karl Amadeus Hartmann (Shelf)

Milanollo, Teresa, 1827-1904

2 Sigs.: Cosigned by her sister, Maria (1832-1848)

Milde, Hans von, 1821-1899

2 A. L. S.: to a conductor. Weimar, 31 Jan. 1834, 8 Mar. 1860. 2p., German

Milhaud, Darius, 1892-1974

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ne me console pas, for Voice and Piano, 5 May 1911. 2p., 35x27cm., French, ink. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Traversée, (Paul Verlaine), choeur mixte à capella, Paris, 10-12 Nov. 1961. 6p., 38x27cm., black marker. Master sheets. Written for the Seventh International Choral Festival at Cork, Ireland

A. L. S.: to the Director of Universal Edition. Paris, 26 May 1928. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Paris, 6 Nov. 1957. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, California, 6 Feb. 1963. 1p., English

A. L. S.: [to K. A. Hartmann]. Oakland, California, 16 Mar. [1963?]. 1p., French

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, California, 14 May 1963. English

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, California, 31 May, 10 June 1963

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. France, 1964. 1p., French

T. L. S.: [to Rudolph Ganz]. California, 3 Oct. 1p., French

P. card S.: Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, California, 8 May. English

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oakland, n.d. 1p., English

A. L. S.: [to Boaz Piller]. Paris, 27 Nov. 1p., French

3 A. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Paris, n.d. 3p., French

A. L. S.: Paris. 1p., French

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Madeline Milhaud. Oakland, California, 31 May 1963. 2p., English

L. S.: to K. A. Hartmann and wife, from Madeline Milhaud. Oakland, California, n.d. 1p., English

3 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Daniel Milhaud. Florence, [Mar. 1963], 30 May, 25 June 1963. 7p., English. With 2 art gallery brochures

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Biographical information. 1p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Second Symphony

Pri. Sco. A. Rev.: Pastorale, for Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon. 6p. (parts)

Pri. Sco. S.: Aspen-Serenade, Paris: Heugel, to Karl Amadeus Hartmann, 1957. 56p.

L. Repro.: Paris, 16 Sept. 1955. 1p., English. Letter of recommendation for Walter Kaufmann

Port. Phot. S.: to Kirschstein, 29 Oct. 1965. With melodic quotation from Agamemnon (Box 113)

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, 1947 (Box 113)

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 1947 (Box 113)

Port. Phot. (Box 113)

Millöcker, Carl, 1842-1899

A. L. S.: Vienna, 28 Feb. 1884. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to a librettist. ?, n.d. 3p.

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Gasparone, to Häflinger, Vienna, 18 Sept. 1885

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Gasparone, Vienna, 2 May 1886

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "Ich knüpfte manche zarte Bande, studierte die Pariserin," Vienna, 14 Feb. 1891

Miró, Francisco

A. Mus. ms. S.: Murcia, to Ricardo Viñes. 10p., 34x27cm.

Missale Romanum, 1574

(Shelf)Bk.: Published by Iacobus Kerver, 21 Aug. 1574. The volume is printed in several sections, some paginated with roman numerals, others unnumbered. Bound in black leather. 29x21cm. (Shelf)

Mohaupt, Richard, 1904-1957

Mus. ms. Repro.: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, reduced for violin and piano, New York: Associated Music Publishers, n.d. 54p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Lysistrata, New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1946. 60p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Double Trouble, New York: Associated Music Publishers, c1954, to Otto Jokl, Oct. 1954. 213p. With annotations and signed by Jokl

Mohler, Philipp, b. 1908

A. Mus. ms. S.: Konzertante Sonate für Viola und Klavier, II, op. 31. 2p., 34x27cm. With accompanying letter to Hans Moldenhauer, from A. Klostermann (Frankfurt, 13 Oct. 1959), regarding manuscript

A. Mus. ms.: Sinfonisches Capriccio, op. 40. 20p., various sizes. Complete sketches

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Frankfurt, 9 Apr. 1959. 1p., German

Card S.: 1960. 1p., German

Doc.: Article. "Philipp Mohler," by Willy Fröhlich, in Festblätter, Aug. 1956. 2p., German

Pri. Sco.: Konzertante Sonate, op. 31, Mainz: Schott. 44p.

Pri. Sco.: Sinfonisches Capriccio für Orchester, op. 40, Hamburg: Sikorski. 85p.

Prog.: 11 July 1959. 2p.

Moiseiwitsch, Benno, 1890-1963

Port. Phot. S.: Mar. 1921

Moldovan, Mihai, 1937-1981

A. Mus. ms. S.: Muzica pentru un pianist, to Alexandru Hrisanide. 3p., 35x25cm.

Molique, Bernhard, 1802-1869

A. Mus. ms. S.: Flying Leaves, Six Pieces for Flute and Pianoforte, for W. S. Broadwood, London, 26 Dec. 1851. 4p., 27x33cm., ink. Fair copy. Exhibited in London, 1897, contributed by W. H. Cummings

A. L. S.: to [Henry] Chorley. Stuttgart, 1 Mar. 1835. 3p., English. Mentions Abert; Anna's (daughter) concert

A. L. S.: to [Henry] Chorley. London, 17 May 1864. 1p., English

L. S.: to [W. H.] Cummings, from Anna Molique. Trickenham, 18 Aug. 4p., English

Mompou, Federico, 1893-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: Aquesta nit un mateix vent, No. 2, cant i piano, 1946. 4p., 32x22cm. With separate copy of text by poet J. Janés (in Catalan), and its translations, in Mompou's autograph, into Spanish and French

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: [same], Dec. 1946. 5p., 32x22cm., ink, pencil

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: [same], Dec. 1946. 2p. of beginning + 2p. title page

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cançó i dansa (populars) [No. 1]. 4p., 36x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y Danza, No. 1, para piano, revised 1948. 5p., 32x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cançó i dansa, II, 1924. 4p., 35x27cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cançó i dansa, III, 1926. 5p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: CCançó i dansa, III, 1926. 6p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: 4. Cançó i dansa, Paris, 1928. 4p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. VI, to Arthur Rubinstein. 3p., 32x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. VII, 1945. 4p., 32x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. 8, para piano. 5p., 32x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. 9. 4p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. IX, to Gonzalo Soriano. 7p., 32x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Canción y danza, No. X. 2p., 32x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cançó i dansa, No. 12, Nov. 1953. 6p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Cantar del Alma. 11p., 32x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Damunt de tu, només les flors. 6p., 35x27cm. First version

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fêtes Lointaines, 1920, to Paul Huvelin. 9p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Impropères. 10p., various sizes (Box 98)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Jo et pressentia com la mar, cant i piano, Aug. 1948. 5p.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Música callada, Nos. 22-28. 12p., 32x26cm. Drafts

A. Mus. ms. S.: La música callada, la soledad sonora, 1943, 20 Aug. 1951. 19p., 18x14cm., ink, pencil. Missing No. 8. With accompanying 4p. autograph document describing the title, the work, and the composer's intentions. French and Spanish

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sant Martí, cant i piano. 6p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Scenes d'Enfants. 15p., 36x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonet, jo et pressentia com la mar. 4p. + 1p. sketch, 32x22cm. First version

2 A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonet. 5p. each

A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: Variations sur un Thème de Chopin, cant i piano. 80p., 35x25cm. Sketches

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Barcelona, 11 Dec. 1957, 9 May 1958. 2p., Spanish, French

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Barcelona, 19 Feb. 1973. 1p., French

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Barcelona, 12 May 1973. 1p., French

L.: [to Mompou, from Hans Moldenhauer]. n.p., 27 July 1984. 1p., French

Doc.: Brochure. With picture and work list. 12p., French

2 Pri. Sco.: 8p. Printer's proofs

Port. Phot. Gr.: with Arthur Rubinstein, 1970 (Box 113)

2 Port. Phot. S.: to the Moldenhauer Archives (Box 113)

Port. Gr.: with Rosa Sabater (Box 113)

Port. Draw. Repro. (Box 113)

Monsigny, Pierre-Alexandre, 1729-1817

A. L. S.: Paris, 22 Aug. 1763. 3p., French. Regarding the story of Troy as an operatic subject

Montemezzi, Italo, 1875-1952

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 3 Apr. 1941

Moór, Emanuel, 1863-1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Thestilis. 1p., 27x21cm. Song with piano accompaniment. Excerpt

A. L. S.: Lausanne, 11 Oct. 1910. 1p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Symphony in Memoriam L. Kossuth. With signed note from Anita Moór (Florence, 19 Feb. 1863)

Port. Phot. Repro. S. (Box 113)

Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852

A. L. S.: ?, 25 Dec. 1841. 1p., English

Moran-Olden, Fanny, 1855-1905

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 13 Oct. [1880?]. 2p., German

Doc. S.: Contract for a guest appearance. 24 Mar. 1892. 2p., German

Morel, Auguste-François, 1809-1881

A. Mus. ms. S.: La Fille de l'Hôtesse, to Julius Stern. 2p., 23x28cm., French

Morin, Gösta, b. 1900

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Stockholm, 2 Dec. 1959; 12 Apr. 1960. 2p., German

Doc. A. Rev. S.: Essay. "Music Libraries and Collections." 1p.

Doc. S.: Essay. "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart," Stockholm: Swedish Royal Library, 1956, Vienna, 1956. 10p.

Morlacchi, Francesco, 1784-1841

A. L. S.: Genoa, 14 May 1828. 1p., Italian

Mosel, Ignaz Franz von, 1772-1844

A. L.: n.p., n.d. 2p., German. Draft of a letter. Discusses Lulli, Rameau, vocal style

Moser, Gustav von, 1825-1903

A. L. S.: Gürlitz, 25 Oct. 1894. 1p., German. With portrait photograph reproduced

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 3p., German. On aesthetic and philosophical views

Moser, Hans Joachim, 1889-1967

A. L. S.: Charlottenburg, 18 Mar. 1937. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Berlin, 1 Mar. 1958. 1p., German

A. Doc.: Name and address

Möser, Karl, 1774-1851

3 A. L. S.: to Hubert Ries. n.p., Nov. 1829; Berlin, 13 Nov. 1831, 18 Oct. 1843. 3p., German

Moszkowski, Moritz, 1854-1925

A. L. S.: to Hugo Courat. Paris, 16 June 1902. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Rosenberg. n.p., n.d. 2p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., German, with translation

Port. Phot. S.: Berlin, 13 Sept. 1890. By Brasch (Box 113)

Mottl, Felix, 1856-1911

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Mozart, Franz Xaver Wolfgang, 1791-1844

Pri. Sco. S.: Fest-Chor, "zur Enthüllung des Mozart Denkmals in Salzburg, aus Compositionen des Gefeierten, zusammengestellt, instrumentiert, und mit einem passenden Texte versehen von dessen Sohne W. A. Mozart," Vienna: Artaria, n.d., to Madame Ungher-Sabatier. 31p., 25x33cm.

Mozart, Leopold, 1719-1787

A. Mus. ms.: Cadenze per il Clavicembalo, Concerto in D, K. 624A-B [Cadenzas for J. C. Bach, Klavier Conzerte, K. 107]. 1 leaf (2p.), 17x23cm., ink. Consists of two cadenzas. With authentication, Salzburg, 24 July 1835

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791

A. Mus. ms. S.: 6 Menuette, K. 164, Nos. 1, 2, Salzburg, 1772. 2p., 23x30cm., ink. Full score

A. Mus. ms.: Anfang einer Fuge [Fragment of Fugue in C Minor, K. 626b/27]. 1p. (27m.), 12x27cm., ink. Inscribed by Georg Nissen

(Shelf)Pri. Sco.: Don Giovanni, arranged by Carlo Zulehner, Mainz: Schott, n.d. 207p. Signed by Zulehner. First edition, piano-violin arrangement. Containing the incipits of rearrangement into various movements of a mass (Shelf)

Mus. ms. cop. Rev.: [Allegro and Andante ("Fantasy") in F Minor for Mechanical Organ, K. 608], 1791. 6p., 22x29cm. Two-staff version. With accompanying document from Robert Haas, and letter to Nettl, from Alfred Einstein (19 Oct. 1951) regarding the manuscript

A. Doc.: Diary entries. [24 May 1780]. 1 leaf (3 lines + 3 lines on verso), German. Fragment, from the diary of Nannerl and Wolfgang Mozart. Verified by Mozart's widow, Salzburg, 1829. With letter on provenance to Hans Moldenhauer, from Fibiger, 6 Oct. 1961

Mus. ms. Repro.: Fantasia in F Minor, K. 608, for piano solo, as revised and edited by John Cowell from the original. 14p. Blueprint score

(Shelf)Mus. ms. Repro.: Das Veilchen, to the Spokane Conservatory, from Ferdinand C. O. Speyer, London, Apr. 1958. 2p. Facsimile, with 4p. document by Alfred Einstein, Wien: Reichner, 1936 (Shelf)

Mus. ms. Repro.: "Fragmens d'une Sonate à quatre mains en Re majeur." Facsimile

Prog.: Die Zauberflöte, Bayreuth, 18 Apr. 1817

Port. Lith.: by Johann Neidl, after Posch, ca. 1800 (Box 113)

Port.: Enamelled miniature portrait on white cross. Insignia of the Masonic Lodge at Leipzig, "Mozart zur Bruderkette" (Box 124)

Medal: Mozart medal. Bronze, 7". By A. Hartig, coined by Mozarteum, Salzburg (Box 124)

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Muck, Carl, 1859-1940

A. L. S.: Berlin, 7 Nov. 1895. 2p., German

2 A. L. S.: to Rogers. Munich, 11 Aug. 1921; Hamburg, 31 May 1924. 6p., English. Private and musical matters

A. L. S.: to Sigmund Herzog. New York, n.d. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Sauerquell. n.p., n.d. 2p., German

Sig.: Berlin, 9 Mar. 1912

2 Port. Phot. (Box 113)

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Müller, August Eberhard, 1767-1817

A. L. S.: to Schrader. Weimar, 21 Dec. 1810. 1p., German, with translation

Müller, Karl Ludwig, b. 1875

5 A. Mus. mss. S.: [Five Songs to Poems by Herta Kanner], Ein Requiem, Ritornelle, Die Bajadere, Vergessene Liebe, Abschied. 18p., 34x27cm.

Müller, Wilhelm, 1794-1827

A. L. S.: to L. Spohr. Dessau, 8 Jan. 1827. 2p., German

Müller-Hermann, Johanna, 1878-1941

A. L. S.: to Zemlinsky. Vienna, 31 Mar. 1914. 3p., German

Müller-Reuter, Theodor, 1858-1919

A. L. S.: to M. A. Middleton, a bookseller. Krefeld, 28 Nov. 1908. 3p., English

Munck, Ernest, Chevalier de, 1840-1915

A. L. S.: to Ries. Vienna, 25 Dec. 1878. 3p., French

Murcía de Toledano, Hildade

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rapsodia Ruffeña, to Ricardo Viñes. 5p., 31x24cm.

Musorgsky, Modest Petrovich, 1839-1881

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai

Müthel, Johann Gottfried, 1728-1788

A. Doc. S.: Title page and thematic incipit. In two staves (2m.) for a Concerto à cembalo obligato, violino primo, violino secondo, viola con violon e violoncello del. Sigr. Graun. 1p., 31x20cm., ink

Mysz-Gmeiner, Lula, 1876-1948

A. L. S.: Berlin, 10 Dec. 1902. 3p., German

A. Card S.: Berlin, n.d. 2p., German

Nachbaur, Franz, 1835-1902

2 A. L. S.: to Giessen. Friedrichshafen, 6 May 1859 (includes repertoire list); Darmstadt, 14 May 1867. 4p., German

Nachèz, Tivadar, 1859-1930

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Elliot. London, 3 Jan. 1893. 4p., English

2 A. L. S.: to Mrs. Tweedale[?]. London, 15, 25 July 1903. 8p., English

Pri. Sco. S.: Concerto pour violon et piano by Vivaldi, Mainz: Schott, c1921, to Ernest Newmann, 1923. 20p.

Nadalovitch, Jean, 1875-1966

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rezniček, Emil Nikolaus von

Nápravník, Eduard, 1839-1916

A. L. S.: Petersburg, 16 Apr. 1879. 2p., German

Nardini, Pietro, 1722-1793

A. L. S.: to Joseph Otter. Florence, 13 July 1790. 2p., Italian

Naudin, Emilio, 1823-1890

A. L. S.: London, 2 June 1871. 1p., Italian

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Paganini, Nicolò

Naumann, Emil, 1827-1888

A. L. S.: to Selmar Bagge. Dresden, 27 June 1879. 4p., German

Naumann, Johann Gottlieb, 1741-1801

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Allegro movement, second horn part]. 2p., 22x29cm.

Naumann, Otto, 1871-1932

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Three songs], op. 12, Nos. 1, 2, 3, Mutterglück, Gondelliedchen, Der erste Schritt, Dresden, 30 July 1912, 4 Aug. 1911, 26 July 1912. 10p. total, 35x27cm., German

A. Doc.: Text. [Three songs]. 5p., German

Neitzel, Otto, 1852-1920

T. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Cologne, 21 Dec. 1916. 1p., German

Doc. S.: Article. "Der Rubinstein-Preis 1905," by Neitzel. Cologne. 2p., German

Nessler, Viktor E., 1841-1890

A. L. S.: [to Eugen Lindner]. [Strassburg], 30 July 1889. 3p., German

A. Rcpt. S.: Strassburg, 16 Feb. 1889. 1p., German

Pri. Rcpt. S.: Leipzig, 6 June 1882. 1p., German

Sig.: from letter fragment

Nesvera, Josef, 1842-1914

A. L. S.: Olmütz, 27 May 1898. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: by Atelier (Box 113)

Nettl, Paul, 1889-1972

A. Doc. S.: Essay. "Über ein Manuskript volkstümlicher österreichischer Barockmusik." 21p. German. With musical examples

(Shelf)Bk. S.: includes various signed copies of his books (Shelf)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Neukomm, Sigismund Ritter von, 1778-1858

L.: n.p., 2 Apr. 1831. 1p., French. Written in third person. Neukomm accepts an invitation of Sir Gore Ouseley

Ney, Jenny, 1824-1886

6 A. L. S.: n.p., 1853-1861. 16p., German. With accompanying typed explanation of letters

Nicodé, Jean Louis, 1853-1919

P. card S.: to ?. Marienbad, 5 July 1886. German

P. card S.: to Kramer. Langebrück, 7 Sept. 1900. German

P. card S.: to George Bainton. Langebrück, Dresen, 13 Feb. 1911. German

A. Card S.: Langebrück, 6 Sept. 1912. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 113)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 113)

Nicolai, Otto, 1810-1849

A. L. S.: to Raymond Härtel, Breitkopf & Härtel. Munich, 18 Dec. 1833. 3p., German. With eight musical examples, metronome markings, directions for engraving his Weihnachtsouvertüre

A. L. S.: to Schmidt. n.p., 13 Jan. 1846. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to R. de Vivenot. n.p., 7 May 1847. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Duettino. 4p., German

Nicolini, Ernest, 1834-1898

A. L. S.: to Cusins. n.p., 25 June 1883. 4p., French. Regarding a performance with Patti

A. L. S.: to Benedict. n.p., 22 Sept. 1880. 2p., French

Nielsen, Carl, 1865-1931

Pri. Sco. S.: Thema med Variationer, op. 40, Copenhagen: Hansen, c1920, to Bruno Eisner, Copenhagen, 20 Dec. 1922. 27p.

Niemann, Albert, 1831-1917

A. L. S.: to Franz Abt. Hanover, 15 Mar. 1814. 1p., German

Niemann, Walter, 1876-1953

A. L. S.: [to Dr. Felix Huch]. Leipzig, 16 Oct. 1941. 3p., German

A. Card S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., German. Fragment

Port. Phot. Repro. S.: to ?. Leipzig, 16 Oct. 1941 (Box 113)

Nikisch, Arthur, 1855-1922

P. card S.: Eugen Lindner. Weimar, 11 Nov. 1896. German

A. L. S.: [to Eugen Lindner]. Ostende, 18 July 1904. 2p., German

A. L. S.: [to Eugen Lindner]. Leipzig, 3 Nov. 1905. 1p., German

Nilsson, Christine, 1843-1921

A. L. S.: to Cusins. London, 1 June. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to a Royal Highness. London, 15 Mar. 1886. 4p., French

Obit.

Port. Phot. (Box 113)

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 113)

Nin, Joaquín, 1879-1949

A. Mus. ms. S.: Paño Murciano, canto e piano. 4p. + title page + 1p. giving text, 33x24cm., black, blue ink

Pri. Sco. A. Rev. S.: Vingt Chants populaires espangnols, Paris: Eschig, c1923, to Ruzena Herlinger, Paris, 1924. 39p. (vol. 1)

Nissen, Georg Nikolaus, 1761-1826

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Nissen, Henriette, 1819-1879

2 A. L. S.: to Bartolf Senff. Frankfurt, 11 June 1850; n.p., n.d. 4p., German

Nohl, Karl Friedrich Ludwig, 1831-1885

A. L. S.: Oldenburg, 7 Mar. 1868. 1p., German

Nono, Luigi, 1924-1990

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Intolleranza 1960], to Richard Hartmann, Venice, 21 May 1963. 4p., 47x32cm., pencil, colored pencils, black marker. Draft of Act I, the Revolutionary Chorus. Also signed by Hartmann

Notari, Angelo, 1566-1663

A. Rcpt. S.: n.p., 19 Oct. 1618. 1p., English

Nottebohm, Gustav, 1817-1882

2 A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge]. Vienna, 11 July 1872, 16 Sept. 1873. 7p., German

Nystroem, Gösta, 1890-1966

A. Mus. ms. S.: Bön, Särö, 1927. 4p., 35x27cm., ink. Song with piano accompaniment

A. Mus. ms. A. Rev. S.: Concerto für Altviolin och Orkester, Hommage à la France. 111p., 35x27cm., pencil. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Regrets," 6 pièces pour piano, Paris, Särö, St. Leonard, 1923-1924. 13p. 35x27cm., ink. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Som ett blommande Mandeltrëd. 3p., 36x27cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Teatersvit Nr. 4, Köpmannen i Venedig, Burlesque, 1936. 28p., 35x27cm., pencil. Full score, second section

3 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Särö, 6 June, 18 July, 26 Dec 1961. 5p., English

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Theodore Seder, Fleisher Music Collection. Philadelphia, 24 July 1961. 1p., English

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev. S.: Concerto, für Viola och Orkester, 1944. With autograph dedication and program, June 1960. 99p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro.: Concerto Nr. 2, Stockholm: Nordiska, c1960. 55p.

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Concerto per violino ed orchestra. 115p. Blueprint score

Doc.: Dissertation abstract. "The Orchestral Works of Gösta Nystroem...," by P. Louis Christensen, Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1961. 3p., English

Pri. Sco.: Sinfonia breve, Stockholm: Nordiska, c1949. 97p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Sinfonia concertante, Stockholm: Nordiska, c1949, to Louis Christensen, 1959. 43p.

Pri. Sco.: Sinfonia del mare, Stockholm: Nordiska, c1950. 149p. each. Two copies

Pri. Sco. S.: Sinfonia espressiva, Stockholm: Nordiska, c1956. 133p. each. Two copies, one is inscribed to Hans Moldenhauer

Draw. S.: 1921, 28x21cm.

Oberthür, Charles, 1819-1895

A. L. S.: to Rudolf Herfurth. London, 21 Oct. 1894. 3p., German

Obradovíc, Aleksandar, b. 1927

2 A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. [Belgrade], [Christmas 1979], n.d.

Obrist, Alois, 1867-1910

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Stuttgart, 21 Oct. 1895. 3p., German

Ocadlík, Mirko, 1904-1964

A. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. Prague, 16 Dec. 1929. 2p., German

Ochs, Siegfried, 1858-1929

A. L. S.: to Schmidt. Berlin, 5 Oct. 1909. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 3 Apr. 1914. 4p., German

T. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Berlin, 20 May 1914. 2p., German

Offenbach, Jacques, 1819-1880

A. Mus. ms.: Begleitung Barcarole C Dur. 2p., 23x29cm., ink. Sketch. Accompaniment for a Barcarolle in C major. On verso, sketches of a refrain

2 A. Mus. mss.: Chanson of Valeria, with orchestral accompaniment. Full score; on p4., Fanfare for brass instruments. Sketch in full score. 4p., 23x31cm., ink

A. Mus. ms.: Ermite, "Je suis l'Ermite le vieux devin...." 4p., 27x35cm., ink. Draft of the voice line with text and sketches for the accompaniment

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms.: Les Trois Baisers du diable, [1857]. 62p., 27x35cm., ink. Initialed. Overture in full score, and orchestral drafts of various scenes, with figurative drawings. Bound with slip case and gold embossing (Shelf)

A. L. S.: to the organ builder Alexandre. June. 2p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. Doc.: Invitation. To the Offenbach family, 26 Aug. 1864. 1p., French. Invitation with a musical quotation to the words "Je suis Alsacienne," mounted with portrait engraving (Box 114)

Port. Engr.: see document above (Box 114)

Olitzka, Rosa, 1873-1949

A. L. S.: London, 8 July 1901. 1p., French

Olmeda, Federico, 1865-1909

A. Mus. ms. S.: Escenas Nocturnes, rima 19, No. 1. 4p., 21x31cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rima 4a. 4p., 22x13cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata en la menor. 12p., 22x31cm.

Olsen, Poul Rovsing, 1922-1982

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Images, op. 51], 1964-1965. 11p., 35x26cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms.: Improvisation, [1965], for Svara Mandala. 2p., 35x26cm.

A. Mus. ms.: A l'inconnu, 11 July 1962. 25p., 35x28cm.

A. Mus. ms.: A l'inconnu. 11p., 35x28cm. Sketches in condensed score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Images, op. 51, 1964-1965. 11p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: A l'inconnu, op. 48, June-Aug. 1962. 26p.

Ondr;ícek, Frantisek, 1857-1922

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Concerto by Brahms, for Baron Fritz Schey, Vienna, 17-18 Feb. 1905

Onslow, Georges, 1784-1853

A. Mus. ms. S.: Minuetto moderato, for String Quartet, 1834. 3p., 35x26cm. Full score, fragment (without Trio section). Title page in copyist's hand

A. L. S.: Paris, 23 Nov. 1842. 2p., French

Oppo, Franco, b. 1935

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Cagliari, 15 Apr. 1981. 1p., Italian

Orgeni, Aglaja, 1841-1926

A. Doc. S.: Certificate. Recommendation for Edith Walker. Dresden, 15 Apr. 1893. 2p., English

Orlik, Emil, 1870-1932

A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. n.p., n.d. 2p., German. With drawing

A. L. S.: to Eisner. See portrait drawing below

Port. Draw.: to Bruno Eisner, 4 Apr. 1932. Pencil drawing of Wilhelm Furtwängler, Bruno Eisner, Bertram, and Franz Joachim Osborn. Drawn on the occasion of a performance under Furtwängler

Port. Draw. S.: Bruno Eisner seated at the piano. Ink (Box 114)

Port. Draw.: Bruno Eisner (head), with autograph letter signed, to Eisner. Ink (Box 114)

Ormandy, Eugene, 1899-1985

3 T. L. S.: to Alfred Mann. Philadelphia, 9 Dec. 1975, 28 Nov. 1979, 16 Nov. 1982. 3p., English

A. L. S.: to Alfred Mann. Philadelphia, 11 Dec. 1976. 1p., English

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Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Osborn, Franz, 1903-1933

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Orlik, Emil

Otte, Hans, b. 1926

T. L. S.: to Gloria Coates. Bremen, 4 Apr. 1974. 1p., English. Also signed by Gloria Coates

Pablo, Luís de, b. 1930

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Imaginario II, para orquesta, Apr.-Aug. 1967, 2nd revision 11 Nov. 1967. 23p., 82x64cm. With accompanying 1p. decorative design in multicolors, (29 Apr. 1967, 21x115cm.), and 7p. typed document with autograph annotations (Spanish, French) (Shelf)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Portrait imaginé, 1974-1975. 156p., 28x21cm. Complete sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Vielleicht, para 6 percusionistas, 1973. 24p., 39x27cm.

20 A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. 1966-1983. 25p., Spanish, French

T. L.: to Lawrence Schoenberg. Buenos Aires, 7 July 1971. 1p., English. Letter requesting permission to publish parts of Schoenberg's music. See letter reproduced below

T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 13 Feb. 1973. 1p., Spanish, French. Cosigned by Horacio Vaggione (composer, Argentina)

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Madrid, 19 May 1973. 1p., French. Regarding Imaginario II

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Loyola, n.d. 1p., Spanish

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Aurelio de la Vega. Northridge, California, 3 Aug. 1977. 1p., English. Regarding a letter received by de la Vega from Luis de Pablo

L. Repro.: to Lawrence Schoenberg. Madrid, 2 Apr. 1972. 1p., French

2 Docs.: Autograph; Work list, [1977], 15p., with portrait reproduced

S. rec.: Imaginario II, 1967

Pabst, Paul, 1854-1897

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Ries, Hubert

Pachelbel, Johann, 1653-1706

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Gerber, Heinrich Nikolaus

Pachman, Vladimir de, 1848-1933

Prog. S.: St. Gallen, 15 Mar. 1928. Flyer for a Chopin recital

Paderewski, Ignacy Jan, 1860-1941

A. L. S.: to Kneisel. Paris, n.d. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S. (Box 114)

Paër, Ferdinando, 1771-1839

A. L. S.: to Rosa Movandi. Paris, 15 Sept. 1813. 3p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Bériot. Paris, 14 Jan. 1832. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Schlesinger. Paris, 23 July 1834. 1p., French

Port. Engr.: by Bettoni (Box 114)

Paganelli, Giuseppe Antonio, 1710-ca. 1763

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Ebner, Wolfgang

Paganini, Nicolò, 1782-1840

A. Mus. ms.: Dolci d'amor parole, for voice and violin obligato with accompaniment. 12p., 22x29cm., ink. Particell. Unpublished. Exhibited at Genova, 1940

A. L. S.: to Francesco Morlacchi, at the court of Dresden. Frankfurt, 19 Feb. 1830. 1p., Italian. Regarding a Signor Scutezzi, for travel companionship and handling musical matters

Port. Draw.: to Armand Parent. By Naudin. 35x22cm., black, brown watercolors (Box 114)

Paisiello, Giovanni, 1740-1816

A. L. S.: to Gregoire. Naples, 23 Mar. 1812. 2p., Italian. Refers to pension endowed by Napoléon upon his departure from Paris; his Stabat Mater, Le Sueur

Paladilhe, Emile, 1844-1926

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Patrie, Act IV, "Pauvre martyr obscur"

Palmer, Christian David Friedrich von, 1811-1875

3 A. L. S.: [to Selmar Bagge]. Tübingen, 18 Jan. 1866, 9 June, 19 Nov. 1867. 8p., German

Palmgren, Selim, 1878-1951

P. card S.: to the Szántó family. Weimar, 11 July 1901. Also signed by Busoni, Petri, and others

A. Mus. Quot. S.: May Night

Panofka, Heinrich, 1807-1887

8 A. L. S.: to Fétis. London, Paris, 1850-1865. 15p., French

A. L. S.: to a doctor. Paris, 5 Feb. 1864. 1p., French

Panseron, Auguste, 1796-1859

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Canon enigmatique à 2 parties, with text "Bonjour bon au Henry Berton Montan"

Papier Paumgartner, Rosa, 1858-1932

A. Alb. l. S.: Leipzig, 7 Nov. 1885. 1p.

Papini, Guido, 1847-1912

A. L. S.: to Baering. Lausanne, 18 [Dec.?] 1876. 3p., French

Pri. Sco. S.: "Le Mécanisme du Jeune Violiniste," A Complete and Progressive Course of Instruction for the Violin in Four Parts, London: Chanot, to Constance and Rob Bell, Dublin, 7 Jan. 1888. 100p.

Parent, Armand, 1863-1934

A. Mus. ms.: "Asseyons-nous tous deux près du chemin sur le vieux banc...," song with piano accompaniment. 4p., 33x25cm. Complete score

T. Doc. Rev.: Article. "Armand Parent," by Laurent Ceillier, in Le Monde Musical. 6p., French

T. Doc.: Typescript. "La Sonate de Franck," from Parent's Souvenirs et Anecdotes. 3p., French

Port. Paint.: 1906. By Rouault. Paint, colored chalks (Box 114)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Redon, Odilon

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Utrillo, Maurice

Parish Alvars, Elias, 1808-1849

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fantasie sur le dernier pensé musicale de Bellini, pour flûte et harpe. 19p., 33x25cm. By Parish Alvars and Joseph Fahrbach

Pascual-Ayllón, Fernando, b. 1893

Mus. ms. cop. Rev. S.: Lugareñas, Buenos Aires, July 1926, to Ricardo Viñes. 11p., 37x27cm.

Pasdeloup, Jules Etienne, 1819-1887

A. L. S.: 8 Dec. 1p., French

A. L. S.: [to Massenet?]. n.p., n.d. 1p., French. Mentions Lalo

Port. Phot. S.: to ?. By Marion (Box 114)

Pasta, Giuditta, 1798-1865

A. L. S.: to ?. [Italy], 28 Sept. 1826. 1p., Italian

Port. Engr.: by Armytage (Box 114)

Patti, Adelina, 1843-1919

A. L. S.: to Emily. Breconshire, South Wales, 12 Oct. 1899. 4p., English

L. S.: from Patti's husband. 20 May 1868

L. S.: to Spencer Consanby, from Patti's husband (the Marquis de Caux). London. French

A. Alb. l. S.: London, 26 July 1876

2 Clip.

2 Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 114)

Pauer, Ernst, 1826-1905

A. L. S.: to ?. London, 20 May 1876. 2p., English. On verso, obituary

Paz, Juan Carlos, 1901-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dos baladas, op. 7, Nos. 3, 5, Buenos Aires, Dec. 1927. 9p., 36x26cm.

Pembaur, Joseph, Jr., 1875-1950

A. L. S.: [to Eugen Lindner]. Leipzig, 9 Nov. 1908. 4p., German

Pembaur, Joseph, Sr., 1848-1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hildegundens Lied, Leipzig. 1p., 34x26cm.

A. L. S.: [to the director of the Musician's Association in Vienna]. Innsbruck, 6 Sept. 1899. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Innsbruck, 22 Mar. 1911. 1p., German

Call. c. Annot.: German

Port. Phot. S. (Box 114)

2 Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 114)

Pénavaire, Jean Grégoire, 1840-1906

Pri. Sco. S.: Ninette et Ninon, Paris: Chatot, Feb. 1881. 88p.

Penderecki, Kryzstof, b. 1933

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fluorescences, for Orchestra, Vienna, Stockholm, 1961-1962. 80p., 45x34cm., some 19x35cm., multicolored ink, felt-tip markers, pencil. Performance instructions in German and Polish. Sketches, complete draft in full score, and incomplete sketches. Includes outline for Penetrazioni (full page, multicolored)

A. Mus. ms.: Polymorphia, for 48 String Instruments, 1961. 33p., 45x34cm., multicolored ink, felt-tip markers, pencil. Performance instructions in Polish. Complete draft in full score, and incomplete sketches

Doc.: Review. 1p., English

2 Port. Phot.: Donaueschingen Festival, 1962. One with Hans Rosbaud (Box 114)

Pepping, Ernst, 1901-1981

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwei Orchesterstücke über eine Chanson des Binchois, 1958. 119p., 33x27cm. Full score

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Berlin, 7 Nov. 1960. 1p., German

Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista, 1710-1736

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Giardini, Felice

Peri, Achille, 1812-1880

A. L. S.: ?, 19 May 1844. 3p., Italian. Includes response

A. L. S.: ?, 22 Aug. 1844. 2p., Italian

Perron, Karl, 1858-1928

A. L. S.: to a concert director. Leipzig, 2 Sept. 1885. 3p., German

A. Card S.: Leipzig, 26 Jan. 1885. 1p., German

Peschka-Leutner, Minna, 1839-1890

25 A. L. S.: to ?. 1868-1889. 50p., German

2 A. Card S.: Köln, 1885; Leipzig, 2 Nov. 1876. 3p., German

Call. c. Annot. S.: German, 2p.

2 Clip.: German

Petrassi, Goffredo, b. 1904

A. Mus. ms. S.: Suoni notturni, per chitarra, Rome, 1959. 8p., 32x23cm., ink. Complete score

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Rome, [6 Feb. 1984?]. 1p., Italian

Call. c. Annot.: to the Webern Society

Petrella, Errico, 1813-1877

A. L. S.: Milan, 18 Dec. 1862. 1p., Italian

Petri, Egon, 1881-1962

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, Oakland, California, Dec. 1947

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Palmgren, Selim

Petrobelli, Pierluigi, b. 1832

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Verdi, Giuseppe

Petyrek, Felix, 1892-1951

A. L. S.: to Paul A. Pisk. 22 Nov. 1924. 2p., German

Pfitzner, Hans, 1869-1949

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Brod, Max

Philipp, Isidor, 1863-1958

P. card S.: to Bruno Eisner. Paris, 1932. French

A. L. S.: to Solomon Pimsleur. New York, 18 Aug. 1934. 1p., English

A. L. S.: [to Rudolph Ganz]. New York, 16 May 1952. 1p., French

7 A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. New York, 1952. 7p., French

4 A. L. S.: to Charles Haubiel. New York, 3, 11, 24 Oct., 15 Nov. 4p., English

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Fuggevole, to Boaz Piller, Paris. Mounted with portrait photograph signed (Box 114)

Port. Phot. S.: mounted with musical quotation above (Box 114)

Piatti, Alfredo, 1822-1901

A. L. S.: to Clara. Notting Hill, n.d. 1p., Italian. Mounted with portrait photograph

Picasso, Pablo, 1881-1973

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Stravinsky, Igor

Piccinni, Louis Alexandre, 1779-1850

A. L. S.: Paris, 8 Germinal An 11. 1p., French

Piccinni, Niccolò, 1728-1800

Rcpt. S.: Paris, 31 Mar. 1779. For royalties covering 1778-1780

Piccolomini, Marietta, 1834-1899

Sig.

Port. Phot. (Box 114)

Pierné, Gabriel, 1863-1937

A. L. S.: to Charles Lefebvre. Naples, 5 Jan. 1924. 1p., French

A. L. S.: [to Ravel?]. n.p., n.d. 1p., French. Mounted with portrait photograph (Box 114)

Prog. S.: to Boaz Piller. Boston, 27 Jan. 1922. 2p. With thematic quotation from Ramuntcho

Port. Phot.: mounted with letter above. By Lipnitzki (Box 114)

Pijper, Willem, 1894-1947

Mus. ms.: [Merlijn]. 1 leaf (pp.101-102), 35x27cm. Full score of his unfinished opera. With accompanying letter to Hans Moldenhauer, from L. Bolleman (Amersfoort, 23 Mar. 1959)

Sig. Repro.

Port. Phot. S. (Box 114)

2 Port. Repro. S. (Box 114)

Port. Draw. Repro. Annot. S. (Box 114)

Pincherle, Marc, 1888-1974

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Pinsuti, Ciro, 1829-1888

A. L. S.: to Miss Stepheson. n.p., n.d. 1p. English. On verso, obituary

Doc.: Biographical essay. 2p., English

Pisk, Paul A., 1893-1990

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Pittrich, George Washington, 1870-1934

A. L. S.: Dresden, 27 June 1909. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Gomera. German

Port. Phot. S.: Dresden, 1907. By Herzfeld (Box 114)

Pixis, Johann Peter, 1788-1874

A. L. S.: to Vivenot. Paris, 4 Nov. 1826. 1p., German

Pizzetti, Ildebrando, 1880-1968

A. L. S.: to Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. Rome, 13 Sept. 1950. 3p., Italian

Planquette, Robert, 1848-1903

A. Card S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Planté, Francis, 1839-1934

A. L. S.: to a conductor. n.p., 12 Feb. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to Dulan. n.p., 29 Apr. 1909. 2p., French

Call. c. S.: Brussels, 5 Apr. 1891

Pleyel, Ignace Joseph, 1757-1831

A. L. S.: to Artaria. Paris, 21 May 1796. 4p., French. Discussing a series of compositions

Plotnikov, Eugene, 1877-1951

T. L. S.: to Solomon Pimsleur. New York, 3 Sept. 1934. 1p., English

Plüddemann, Martin, 1854-1897

P. card S.: to Gattel. Betellt, 30 Mar. 1896. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Der Taucher by Schiller, to Fritz Wittek, Vienna, 17 Feb. 1894. German

Poglietti, Alessandro, d. 1683

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Pohl, Richard, 1826-1896

A. Mus. ms. S.: Warum?. 2p., 33x24cm., German

Polko, Elise, 1822-1899

A. Card S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., German

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Ponce, Manuel, 1882-1948

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Poniatowski, Józef Michal Ksawery Franciszek Jan, 1816-1873

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French. With musical quotation (Italian text)

Popper, David, 1843-1913

A. L. S.: London, 22 June 1866. 2p., English

A. L. S.: Budapest, 12 Nov. 1877. 11p., German

A. L. S.: Budapest, 19 Jan. 1888. 4p., German

Porter, Cole, 1891-1964

Mus. ms. cop. S.: Night and Day. 5p., 32x24cm. Albert Sirmay, copyist

Potocka, Delphine, 1807-1877

A. L. S.: to Mikuli. n.p., n.d. 1p., Polish

Poulenc, Francis, 1899-1963

A. L. S.: to René Koering. ?, 15 Dec. 1961. 2p., French. Mentions Berg, Boulez, Milhaud, Schoenberg, Webern

Tlgm.: to René Koering. Paris, 8 Jan. 1962. French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Les Mamelles de Tirésias, "Envolez-vous oiseaux de ma faiblesse," Noizay, 1947. 2p. (8m.). Voice and piano

Pri. Sco. S.: Stabat Mater, Paris: Rouart-Lerolle, 1951, to Karl Amadeus Hartmann, Paris, 1952. 68p.

Pousseur, Henri, b. 1929

A. Mus. ms. Annot.: Mobiles. 16p., 28x34cm. Complete sketches

A. Mus. ms.: Trois Chants sacrés, pour voix de soprano et trio à cordes. 9p., 37x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Brussels, 14 Jan. 1960. 3p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. n.p., [8 Oct. 1962]. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Buffalo, 1 Feb. 1966. 1p., English

Card: to Hans Moldenhauer. 2 Feb. 1966. 1p., French

Pradher, Louis Barthelemy, 1781-1843

A. L. S.: n.p., Monday, 13 Mar. 1p., French

Predieri, Giacomo Cesare, 1671-1753

Rcpt. S.: 6 Apr. 1743. 1p., Italian. Regarding an oratorio

Predieri, Luca Antonio, 1688-1767

3 A. L. S.: to Lodovico Preti. 1761-1766. 6p., Italian. With biographical account

Prohaska, Karl, 1869-1927

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Margarete Prohaska (wife). Vienna, 29 Dec. 1959. 2p., German

Prokofieff, Sergei, 1891-1953

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [The Giant, 1897], inscribed 1938. 1p. In piano score. With authentication by Nicolas Slonimsky

A. Card S.: to Boaz Piller. Moscow, 23 May 1937. 2p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Second Concerto, op. 16, Boston, 1930

Port. Phot. (Box 114)

Prudent, Emile, 1817-1863

A. Mus. ms. S.: Fantaisie sur Un ballo in maschera, opéra de Verdi, op. 63, Sept. 1861. 14 leaves + 2 leaves sewn together + one unattached leaf, with many paste-overs, ink, pencil

Prunières, Henry, 1886-1942

3 T. L. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Paris, 29 Mar., 24, 28 Apr. 1933. 4p., French

2 P. cards S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Paris, 18, 26 Apr. 1933. 2p., French

2 A. L. S.: [to Ruzena Herlinger]. Paris, 25 Mar. 1938; n.d. 3p., French

T. L. Repro. S.: to Paul F. Sanders. Paris, 3 Apr. 1933. 1p., French

Prüwer, Julius, 1874-1943

A. L. S.: [to Bruno Eisner]. n.p., 12 Jan. 1941. 1p., German

Puccini, Giacomo, 1858-1924

A. Mus. ms. A. Rev.: [La Bohème, Act II, Sextet], 1 leaf (2p. with four paste-overs), 46x32cm., ink. Full score

P. card S.: to Gatteschi. Milan, 31 Mar. 1894. Italian. Receiving illustrations for La Bohème

P. card S.: to ?. 29 June 1913. Italian. With portrait photograph, inscribed

A. L. S.: to Antonio Bettolacci. Torre del Lago, 12 Sept. 1916. 1p., Italian. About financial matters

A. L. S.: to Carlo Chiusuri of Ricordi. Viareggio, 4 Mar. 1918. 1p., Italian. Requesting corrections

A. L. S.: to Raoul Gunsbourg. Torre del Lago, 26 Apr. 1919. 1p., Italian, with English translation

Port. Phot.: see postcard above

Pucitta, Vincenzo, 1778-1861

Rcpt. S.: 16 Aug. 1811. 1p., English

Pugno, Raoul, 1852-1914

A. L. S.: Paris, 2 July 1907. 2p., French

T. L. S.: to Louis Schneider. Paris, 28 Oct. 1907. 1p., French

2 A. L. S.: to Louis Schneider. Paris, 12 Oct. 1911; n.p., n.d. 4p., French

A. L. S.: to Baron Larrey. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Leuven[?]. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p. + 1p. (notes), French

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Call. c. S.: Madame Pugno's calling card, with autograph note by Pugno. French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Piano Concerto, Allegro vivo by Schumann, to Stenzel, Breslau, 5 Jan. 1910

Port. Phot.: by Reutlinger (Box 114)

Rabaud, Henri, 1873-1949

A. L. S.: to Jacques de la Presle. 9 June 1922. 1p., French

10 A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. 1922-1947. 17p., French

4 P. cards S.: to Boaz Piller. 1922-1947. 4p., French

A. Card S.: to Boaz Piller. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Doc. S.: Menu. Copley Plaza, 29 Apr. 1919. 2p. For a testimonial dinner in honor of Rabaud. Also signed by Fredric Fradkin, Georges Laurent, Boaz Piller, and others

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Roland et le mauvais garçon, to Boaz Piller. 1p., mounted with portrait photograph signed, to Boaz Piller (Box 114)

Port. Phot.: see musical quotation above. By Harcourt (Box 114)

Rachmaninoff, Sergei, 1873-1943

T. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. New York, 23 Feb. 1922. 1p., English

Port. Phot.: Rachmaninoff's hands (Box 114)

Port. Draw. Repro.: by Juley (1935) (Box 114)

Radecke, Robert, 1830-1911

A. Mus. Quot.: Berlin, 10 Jan. 1911. Mounted with clipping, and portrait photograph reproduced (Box 114)

Pri. Sco. S.: Zwei Fantasiestücke, op. 5, Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, Berlin, to ?, 15 Jan. 1860. 19p.

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Radica, Ruben, b. 1931

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trois Mélodies pour voix de soprano et piano, op. 7, Paris, Feb. 1961. 8p., 35x27cm.

2 A. Card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Split, 1963. Italian, French

7 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Split, 1961-1965. 7p., German, Italian

2 T. Docs.: Biographical information. 2p., Italian, French

Mus. ms. Repro.: Dva Komada za Klavir, op. 6, 1961. 7p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Variations lyriques, op. 8, 1961. 22p.

Pri. Sco.: 4 Dramatska Epigram, Kompozitora Jugoslavije. 32p.

Port. Phot. S.: at Split (Box 114)

Ramin, Günther, 1898-1956

T. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Leipzig, 8 May 1934. 1p., German

Ramrath, Konrad, b. 1880

A. Mus. ms. S.: In der Kirschenblüt, op. 19, No. 3, 2 July 1910. 4p., 34x26cm., German

Rangström, Ture, 1884-1947

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Stockholm, 1933

Raphael, Günter, 1903-1960

A. Mus. ms. S.: Christ the Son of Righteousness, 1956. 4p., 29x21cm.

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Cologne, 16 Jan., 18 Apr. 1959. 6p., German

Doc.: Death announcement. 19 Oct. 1960. 1p.

Rasmadse, Alex. S., 1845-1896

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Rasnovanu, Alexandru, b. 1937

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Klaviermusik I], Bridges Above Emptiness, 4 Pieces for Piano, 1967. 4p., 35x25cm. With biographical information

Ratiu, Adrian, b. 1928

A. Mus. ms. S.: Constellations, to Alexandru Hrisanide. 4p., 35x25cm., multicolored inks

Ratz, Erwin, 1898-1973

T. L. S.: to Alma Mahler Werfel. Vienna, 27 May 1958. 1p., German. Reports on a Mahler performance

Ravel, Maurice, 1875-1937

A. L. S.: to Léon Vallas. Paris, 31 Dec. 1905. 4p., French

A. L. S.: Paris, 6 Feb. 1909. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. n.p., 2 May 1918. 1p., French. Mounted with group portrait below

2 A. L. S.: [to Alma Mahler?]. Montfort, 14 Jan., 23 July 1922. 8p., French. Mentions his Sonata for Violin and Cello, La Valse, Salzburg Festival

A. L. S.: to Guido Gatti. Brussels, 16 May 1926. 3p., French

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. n.p., 17 May 1930. 1p., French

A. Card S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Monfort, 7 June 1933. 1p., French

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Ma Mère l'Oye, Boston, 11 Jan. 1928. 1p. (16m.)

Port. Gr.: with autograph note by Gershwin. Photo shows Ravel with Gershwin in the company of friends (Box 114)

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 11 Jan. 1928. By Manuel (Box 114)

Port. Phot. (Box 114)

Rech, Géza, 1910-1992

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Redon, Odilon, 1840-1916

Port. Draw. S.: of Armand Parent, inscribed to Armand Parent, 1913. 42x36cm. Showing the violinist's head in profile

Reger, Max, 1873-1916

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Reich, Willi, 1898-1980

A. Mus. ms. S.: Notenbeispiele zum "Wozzeckführer" von Willi Reich. 1p., 34x26cm. Musical examples to Reich's essay, "Alban Bergs Oper Wozzeck." See document below

13 T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Vienna, New York, 1930-1933. 15p., German

P. card S.: to Julius Schloss. Vienna, 11 Feb. 1931. German

3 P. cards S.: to [Adolph and Mary] Weiss. Vienna, 19 June 1931, 5 June 1934, 24 Dec. 1935. German

T. L. S.: [to Alma Mahler]. Zürich, 18 Dec. 1958. 1p., German

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Zurich, 31 July 1963, 28 Sept. 1965. 2p., German

2 P. cards S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Zurich, 15 Jan., 17 Oct. 1965. German

T. Doc. S.: Essay. "Alban Berg." 2p., German

T. Doc.: Disposition. "Disposition für ein Lehrbuch des Kontrapunkts auf neuer Grundlage." 1p., German

T. Doc. S.: Typescript. "Alban Bergs Oper Wozzeck." 16p., German. Carbon copy

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Reichardt, Gustav, 1797-1884

A. Mus. ms. S.: An den König, op. 20. 1p., 20x28cm. On verso, text in Italian

A. Doc. S.: Poem. "Vor Kaulbach's Carton am Jahrestag der Schlacht des 25. IX. 480 v. Ch.," Munich, 23 Sept. 1860. 1p., German

Reichardt, Johann Friedrich, 1752-1814

A. L. S.: [ to a friend in Altona]. n.p., 1 Oct. 1782. 4p., German. Regarding personal and financial matters

Reicher-Kindermann, Hedwig, 1853-1883

A. L. S.: Vienna, 7 Apr. 1878. 1p., German

Reichmann, Theodor, 1849-1903

A. L. S.: Cologne, 14 Mar. 1872. 2p., German

Reinecke, Carl, 1824-1910

A. L. S.: to Schloss. Barmen, 24 May 1858. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Leipzig, 4 Oct. 1863. 1p., German

10 A. L. S.: to Brassin, Fischer, and others. Leipzig, 1863-1893. 21p., French, German

A. L. S.: n.p., 27 Nov. 1883. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 10 Oct. 1894. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 2 Apr. 1904. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Fughetta, Leipzig, 4 Aug. 1848. 11m. in piano score. With inscription

Port. Phot. (Box 114)

Port. Lith. Repro. (Box 114)

Reinhardt, Gottfried, 1873-1943 (son of Max Reinhardt [Goldmann])

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. New York, 20 Nov. 1943. 1p., German

Reinthaler, Karl, 1822-1896

A. L. S.: Bremen, 8 Sept. 1875. 1p., German

Reiss, Karl, 1829-1908

2 A. L. S.: ?, 27 Dec. 1876, 10 Jan. 1877. 3p., German

Reissiger, Karl Gottlieb, 1798-1859

A. L. S.: to a concertmaster. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to H. Dorn. n.p., n.d. 2p., German. Discusses the theater at Leipzig

A. Doc. S.: Text. "Musica Sacra, Fragment aus den Psalmen Davids," describing orchestration and giving the text of the three sections. 1p., German

T. Doc.: Biographical information and work list

Rellstab, Ludwig, 1799-1860

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Reményi, Ede, 1828-1898

A. Mus. Quot. S.: New York, 6 Jan. 1879

Respighi, Ottorino, 1879-1936

A. Mus. ms.: [Closing page of an instrumental composition]. 1p., 31x21cm., ink. On verso, pencil sketches for a vocal composition. With accompanying note from Boaz Piller

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Rome, 3 June 1923. 3p., French. Regarding Boston performances

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Fontane di Roma, Rome, 27 Feb. 1922. Mounted with portrait photograph below

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller. New York, 10 Feb. 1926. Mounted with musical quotation (Box 114)

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Réti, Rudolph, 1885-1957

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Dead Mourn the Living..., 6 Oct. 1961. 4p. (pp.10-13), 34x28cm., English. With autograph commentary by Jean Réti (6 Oct. 1961)

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Der grosse Elefant." 4p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Irmchen, Schirmchen und ein Stückchen Sonnenschein. 6p., 34x27cm.

T. Doc.: Typescript. "The Origin of the I.S.C.M.," [Jan. 1957]. 9p., English. With autograph commentary by Jean Réti (6 Oct. 1961)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Die Geige. 5p. + 12p. (parts). Facsimile

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Vier Lieder nach Kindertexten von Christian Morgenstern, to Hanna Schwarz, Vienna, 10 Apr. 1937. 12p. Blueprint score

Port. Phot.: by Hoeller (Box 114)

Réti-Forbes, Jean, 1911-1972

3 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Munich, 24 Feb. 1961; Regina, 30 Aug. 1962; Paris, 28 May 1963. 14p., English

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Regina, 13 June 1961. 1p., English

Doc.: Lecture announcement. Royal Academy of Music, London, 7, 9 May 1963.

Doc.: Program announcement

Prog.: Munich, 20 Feb. 1961. 2p., German

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Reutter, Hermann, 1900-1985

A. Mus. ms. S.: Chanson variée (Ein Füllen ward geboren). 7p., 34x27cm., German

A. Mus. ms. S.: Drei altägyptische Gedichte, 1962. 17p., 34x27cm., German. Draft

A. Mus. ms.: Epitaph für einen Dichter, 1962. 8p., 34x27cm., German. Draft

A. Mus. ms. S.: Der Lübecker Totentanz, op. 35. 15p., 33x26cm., German. Complete piano-vocal score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Saul, op. 33. 39p., 34x27cm., German. Complete piano-vocal score

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Stuttgart, 26 Dec. 1959. 1p., German

6 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Stuttgart, 1959-1963. 6p., German. With work list

T. Lib.: Der Lübecker Totentanz. 3p., German

Doc.: Brochure with work list. German

Doc.: Announcement of classes. English

Mus. ms. Repro.: Brücke von San Luis Rey. 136p. With autograph title page

Rey, Cemal Resit, 1904-1985

A. Mus. ms. S.: Paysages de Soleil, Istanbul, 1928. 33p., 34x25cm. Piano score

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same]. Istanbul, Mar.-May 1931. 42p., 34x27cm. Full score, reduced orchestra

Rey, Jean-Baptiste, 1734-1810

A. Rcpt. S.: 1778. 1p., French. Fees for two operatic productions

Rezniček, Emil Nikolaus von, 1860-1945

2 A. L. S.: to his wife. Berlin, 1, 26 June 1933. 4p., German. Mentioning personal and political matters; Donna Diana

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Felicitas von Reznicek (daughter). Engelberg, 27 Apr. 1970. 1p., German

2 Docs.: Eulogy. Offprint in Deutsche Kultur, Berlin: Eckstein, n.d. 3p. each, German. Bound, embossed in gold

Clip.: "Brahms, Grillparzer, Strauss, Mahler," by Reznicek, in Stuttgarter Tageblatt, 17 Oct. 1931. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: 1906. By Wertheim (Box 125)

Port. Gr.: Reznicek and his wife. 1920 (Box 125)

Port. Gr.: Reznicek and his daughter. 1935 (Box 125)

Port. Phot.: [1935]. By Schneider (Box 125)

Port. Paint. Phot.: Orlik's oil portrait of Reznicek (Box 125)

Port. Phot. Repro. S.: of Hans [Jean] Nadalovitch, inscribed to Reznicek, Berlin, 1905-1910 (Box 125)

Ricci, Federico, 1809-1877

A. L. S.: to Dessauer. n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

Richter, Hans, 1843-1916

A. L. S.: n.p., 26 May 1879. 3p., German

A. L. S.: London, 28 May 1885. 3p., German

2 A. L. S.: to Astruc. Baracs, 27 Sept. 1908; Bowdon, Cheshire, received 1 Nov. 1908. 3p., French

Port. Phot. S.: Vienna, 14 Mar. 1882. By London Stereoscopic (Box 114)

Riedel, Carl, 1827-1888

2 A. L. S.: Leipzig, 5 May 1877, 14 May [1877?]. 7p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Canon, 6m.]. Leipzig, 9 Oct. 1874

Riedel, Hermann, 1847-1913

A. L. S.: to a lawyer. Braunschweig, 13 Mar. 1882. 1p., German

Call. c. Annot.: n.p., n.d. German

Riegger, Wallingford, 1885-1961

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: [Consummation, Piece for Orchestra, 1939]. 64p. 35x27cm., ink, pencil. Full score

A. L. S.: to David Burge. New York, 21 Apr. 1956. 2p., English. Contains corrections for New and Old

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. New York, 18 Nov., 26 Dec. 1957. 4p., English

Ries, Franz, 1755-1846

A. L. S.: to an author. Berlin, 15 Nov. ?. 1p., German. With musical illustration

A. L. S.: to Artaria of Vienna. Bonn, 28 Nov. 1809. 1p., German

Ries, Hubert, 1802-1886

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Chant pour Violin, op. 19, 24 Dec. 1884. 2p. On verso, autograph musical quotation by Paul Pabst, Moscow, 1 Dec. 1886

Rietz, Julius, 1812-1877

A. L. S.: to ?. Dresden, 28 Oct. 1860. 3p., German

A. L. S.: [to Reinecke?]. Dresden, 8 Mar. 1868. 1p., German

A. Card S.: to Carl Reinecke. Dresden, 24 Oct. 1876. 2p., German

Rihm, Wolfgang, b. 1952

A. Mus. ms.: Sinfonia da requiem, Darmstadt, 1972. 2p., 34x27cm. Sketches, and "fun notes," written in conversation with Gloria Coates

Prog. S.: Basel, 24 Apr. 1986. 1p. With address

Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai, 1844-1908

A. Mus. ms.: [Boris Godunov, "Coronation scene," Prologue, scene 2, by Musorgsky, ca. 1907]. 6p. (34m.), 36x27cm. Orchestrated by Rimsky-Korsakov for mixed chorus and orchestra. Fragment, full score. With letter of authentication and letter of provenance

A. L. S.: to Carré. St. Petersburg, 29 Oct. 1907. 2p., French. Regarding Snow Maiden; Russian and French music publishers

Risler, Edouard, 1873-1929

A. L. S.: Reichenberg, n.d. 1p., French

Ritter, Alexander, 1833-1896

A. L. S.: to Steyl. Munich, 10 Mar. 1892. 4p., German. With postscript dated 15 Mar. 1892

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 114)

Ritter, August Gottfried, 1811-1885

A. L. S.: to A. W. Bach. Erfurt, 25 Mar. 1838. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Müller. Erfurt, 6 Aug. 1842. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Brendel. Magdeburg, 11 July 1850. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Lippert. Magdeburg, 23 July 1857. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Moritz fürstenau. Magdeburg, 24 Nov. 1857. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Magdeburg. 9 Nov. 187[9?]. 2p., German

Ritter, Théodore, 1841-1886

A. L. S.: n.p., Thursday, n.d. 2p., French

Rivier, Jean, 1896-1987

Call. c. Annot. S.: [to Hans Rosbaud]. Paris, 8 Dec. French

Rochlitz, Friedrich, 1769-1842

A. L. S.: to Johann Heinrich Voss. Leipzig, 1794. 1p., German

Röder, Georg Vincenz, 1780-1848

A. L. S.: to Chelard. Altötting in Oberbayern, 28 Sept. 1843. 1p., German

Rodrigo, Joaquín, b. 1901

Mus. ms. cop. S.: Berceuse, for piano, 13 Dec. 1923. 3p., 31x22cm. Initialed

Mus. ms. cop.: Cantiga, song with piano accompaniment, 8 Sept. 1925. 9p., 31x22cm.

Mus. ms. cop.: Plegaria de la Infanta de Castilla, for piano solo. 4p., 35x27cm.

2 L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 12 May 1956, 15 [May?] 1976. 2p., Spanish. Written by his wife, Victoria

L.: to Aurelio de la Vega. n.p., 1972. Spanish. Written by his wife, Victoria

P. card: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 8 Apr. 1973. Spanish. Written by his wife, Victoria

T. L.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Madrid, 12 June 1977. 1p., Spanish. Signed "J. Rodrigo" by his wife, Victoria

2 T.L.: to Andrés Segovia. 4p., Spanish

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Rodriguez, Ricardo, 1879-1951

A. Mus. ms. S.: Paisage. 5p., 36x26cm.

Roger-Ducasse, Jean, 1873-1954

A. L. S.: Le Caillan, n.d. 2p., French

Rolland, Romain, 1866-1944

A. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. n.p., 22 Feb. 1916. 3p., French

A. Doc. S.: Address. "An Beethoven. Dankgesang," to Dr. Guido Adler, 28 Mar. 1927. 17p., French. Original manuscript of the address given in 1927 for the Musical Congress in Vienna. Unpublished in original French

Romaniello, Luigi, 1860-1916

T. Doc.: Biographical information. 2p.

Call. c. Annot.

Romberg, Bernhard, 1767-1841

A. L. S.: to Madame Franck in Wilna. Vienna, 24 Jan. 1812. 2p., German

A. L. S.: Rathbone Place, London, n.d. 1p., German

Port. Lith. (Box 114)

Ronger, Florimond, 1825-1892

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Ropartz, Joseph Guy, 1864-1955

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphonie en la, sur un choral Breton, to Alfred Cortot, 1894-1895. 45p. 35x27cm., ink, pencil. Condensed score

2 A. L. S.: 28 Jan. 1908, 21 Apr. 1920. 2p., French

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 114)

Rosbaud, Hans, 1895-1962

A. L. S.: to André Jolivet. n.p., n.d. 2p., French. Draft

A. Alb. l. S.: Aix-en-Provence, 24 July 1953. 2p. On same leaf, inscriptions by Ebert, Elmendorff, Flothuis, Greissle, Pincherle, Rech, and Sauguet

Doc. Repro.: Testimony. To Hans Moldenhauer, Munich, 7 Nov. 1946. 1p., German. Copy of Rosbaud's "Zeugnis"

Clip.: Chicago Sun Times, 5 Jan. 1959. 1p., English

3 Obit.: 6 Jan. 1963. German

3 Port. Phot. (Box 114)

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Rosenberg, Hilding, 1892-1985

A. Mus. ms.: [Sonata for Solo Clarinet], Clarinet Solo, Andante. 3p., 37x25cm. Sketches

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonata for Solo Clarinet, 1960. 6p.

Rosenthal, Albi, b. 1914

Doc. S.: Essay. "Franz Anton und Carl Maria von Weber in der Frühgeschichte der Lithographie," Tutzing: Hans Schneider, 1985, to Hans and Mary Moldenhauer, Sils-Maria, 26 Sept. 1985. 9p., German

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Rosenthal, Manuel, b. 1904

A. Mus. ms. S.: Missa Deo Gratia. 19p., 35x27cm. Full score

A. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Le Haye, Holland, 12 Apr. 1946. 1p., French

Rosenthal, Moriz, 1862-1946

A. L. S.: to Madame Neuer. New York, 27 Jan. 1925. 1p., English

Doc.: "Mahleriana." 9p., German. In the hand of Mrs. Rosenthal. Describes various encounters with Mahler

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Sostenuto, to Francesco Berger, June 1899

Port. Phot. S.: to Bruno Eisner, Cap d'Ail, 31 Dec. 1932. On verso, message by Hedwig Rosenthal-Kammer. By Foyer (Box 114)

Port. Phot. (Box 114)

Rossini, Gioachino, 1792-1868

A. Mus. ms.: Moïse. 3p. + 1p. sketches to Finale, 26x34cm., ink. French version. Section of the ensemble beginning with the words of Moses, "Je réclame la foi promise Pharaon," marked "Dopo il Ballo." Full score

A. L. S.: to Angelo Mignani. Florence, 21 Apr. 1849. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Pacini. Paris, 29 Nov. 1861. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: from Olympie Desguilliers Rossini. ?, 17 Oct. 4p., French

A. L. S.: [to Balzac?], from Olympie Desguilliers Rossini. n.p., n.d. 4p., French

Mus. ms. Repro.: Liceo Musicale Rossini in Pesaro. 3p. Facsimile of an unpublished autograph manuscript. Bound

Port. Engr.: by Woolnoth (Box 114)

Rota, Nino, 1911-1979

A. Mus. ms.: Messa per coro e organo, 16 Mar. 1960. 30p., 33x24cm., pencil. Complete draft of the full score

Roters, Ernst, 1892-1961

(Shelf)Mus. ms. cop. S.: Musik zu Ein Sommernachtstraum (Shakespeare), op. 14I. 86p., 33x26cm. Piano reduction. Bound (Shelf)

Rouault, Georges, 1871-1958

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Parent, Armand

Roussel, Albert, 1869-1937

A. L. S.: n.p., 12 Aug. 1910. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Paris, 5 Dec. 1936. 1p., French

L.: Draft of a letter to Mrs. Roussel, from Hans Rosbaud. Also, a draft to André Améller. 2p.

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Symphonie in Sol, Boston, 22 Oct. 1930. Themes from each movement

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 21 Oct. 1930. By Lipnitzki (Box 114)

Port. Phot. Repro. Annot. S.: to Hans Rosbaud, n.p., 12 Nov. [1949?]. 2p., French. Composer at the piano (Box 114)

Rubin, Marcel, 1905-1995

A. Mus. ms. S.: Konzert für Kontrabass und Orchester, 19 Jan. 1970. 17p., 34x27cm. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quatre Poëmes de Rimbaud, 28 Feb. 1937, to Hanna Schwarz, Oct. 1937. 17p., 35x27cm.

Pri. Sco. S.: Quatre Poëmes de Rimbaud, 1937, to Hanna Schwarz, 4 Apr. 1937. 15p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Troisième Sonate, Paris, 1928, to Stefan Auber, Vienna, May 1934. 24p.

Rubinstein, Anton, 1829-1894

A. Mus. ms. S.: Zwölf Lieder, op. 78, for Voice and Piano, Hebräische Melodie, Lied, Der Engel, Der Sturm, Klage, Der Gefangene, Neugriechisches Lied, Elegie, Lied, Sinngedicht, Lied, Scene aus "Der Zigeuner." 17p., 38x26cm., ink, pencil. Based on poems by Pushkin and others, translated into German. The manuscript was used for publication by B. Senff, Leipzig

A. Doc.: Texts. 15p., German. For thirteen poems, with correction for Der Morgen

A. Doc.: Printing instructions. 1p.

2 Docs.: Music covers. [Musical Evenings, copy books 9, 10]. Russian

Port. Paint. Repro. (Box 114)

Rubinstein, Nikolai, 1835-1881

A. L. S.: to Reinecke. n.p., n.d. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich

Rudersdorff, Hermine, 1822-1882

A. L. S.: [to Lockey]. London, 1 Apr. 1856. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Creythe. ?, 25 Oct. 1860. 1p., English

A. L. S.: [London]. 1p., French

Rudolph, Archduke of Austria, 1788-1831

L. S.: to Cardinal Pallotta. Vienna, 24 Dec. 1827. 1p., Italian

Rufer, Josef, 1893-1985

5 A. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Berlin, 1927-1933. 12p., German

4 T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Berlin, 1931-1934. 7p., German

2 L. S.: to Adolph Weiss, from Rufer's father, Joseph. Vienna, 31 July, 24 Oct. 1931. 4p., German

T. Doc. A. Rev. S.: Essay. "Das Problem der modernen Oper." 5p., German

Ruiz Aznar, Valentín, 1902-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Nana, Granada, to Hans Moldenhauer, 15 Sept. 1971. 3p., 30x21cm.

Pri. Sco. S.: Cinco canciones para soprano y acompañamiento de piano, Granada, 1962, to Hans Moldenhauer, Granada, 14 Sept. 1971. 17p.

Prog.: Granada, 6 July 1970. 16p., Spanish. Booklet of testimonial ceremony. Also contains a reproduction of Solea by Ruiz Aznar

Ruiz García-Jalón, Sabino

Mus. ms. cop. A. Rev. S.: Danza de diablillos, to Ernesto Halffter, Bilbao, Mar. 1925. 8p. Title was originally Danza grotesca

Mus. ms. cop. A. Rev.: Humoresca, Bilbao, 1925. 9p.

Saar, Louis Victor, 1868-1937

A. L. S.: to Franko. Cincinnati, 21 [June?] 1917. 1p., German

Sachse-Hofmeister, Anna, 1853-1904

A. L. S.: to a conductor. Frankfurt, 30 Oct. 1874. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Eichberger. Dresden, 1 Apr. 1878. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Director von Platten. Dresden, 3 Apr. 1878. 1p., German. With note in the hand of Count Platten

Saint-Foix, Georges, 1874-1954

A. L. S.: [to Felix Huch?]. Aix-en-Provence, 16 June 1947. 2p., French

Saint-Luban, Léon de, 1805-1850

3 A. L. S.: to Rudolph de Vivenot. Berlin, 1830-1843. 8p., German

A. Doc. S.: Address. Vienna, 14 [June? 1839?]

Saint-Saëns, Camille, 1835-1921

A. Mus. Alb. l. S.: Danse macabre, 1 Nov. 1877, for piano. 13m., ink, with engraved borders

A. L. S.: to a pianist. [Rue de Longchamp 17?], 24 Sept. 1907. 3p., French. Regarding concert activities; Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin arrangement

Salazar, Adolfo, 1890-1958

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trois Prèludes, pour le piano, Madrid, Apr. 1916. 9p., 35x27cm., ink. Complete score. Bound in leather and cloth, embossed

Salomon, Johann Peter, 1745-1815

Port. Engr.

Salvador, Matilde, b. 1918

A. Mus. ms. S.: Desvelo, de la madre, 1947. 3p., 31x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: En donde tejemos la ronda, Apr. 1952. 4p., 31x21cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Una enredadera, 15 Jan. 1956. 4p., 31x21cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mayo, Valencia, 1951. 3p., 31x21cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Nana, de la Virgen, 1947. 3p., 31x22cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Si algún dia vols cantar, to the Moldenhauer Archives, Valencia, 1963. 2p., 31x21cm.

3 Mus. mss. Repro.: Rapto; Presentimento; Cancioncilla. 11p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: El rio feliz. 2p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Tres nanas. 6p. Blueprint score

Pri. Sco.: Canción de Vela, 1946. 2p.

Pri. Sco.: Canciónes de nana y desvelo, Madrid: Unión Musical Española, c1960. 17p.

Samaras, Spyridon, 1863[?]-1917

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "La Martire," Milan, 12 Jan. 1895. 1p., Italian

Samazeuilh, Gustave, 1877-1967

A. Mus. ms. S.: Trois Poèmes, pour piano, I, II, 1917, 8p., 35x27cm.

Sammons, Albert, 1886-1957

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Mengelberg, Willem

Sandberger, Adolf, 1864-1943

Call. c. Annot.: to Hans Rosbaud. 9 July 1937

Sander, Constantin, 1826-1905

7A. L. S.: [to A. W. Gottschalg]. Leipzig, 1890-1902. 23p. German. Writing as Director of the publishing firm of Leuckart

Santini, Fortunato, 1778-1861

A. L. S.: to Cherland. Munich, 11 Apr. 1836. 1p., French

Sarasate, Pablo de, 1844-1908

Mus. Quot.: to Florence Rathbone. Liverpool, 6 Dec. 1879

Port. Phot. S.: New York, 1875. By Gurney (Box 115)

Sass, Marie Constance, 1834-1907

A. L. S.: n.p., 28 July 18[63?]. 1p., French

Satie, Erik, 1866-1925

A. L. S.: to Jean Cocteau. Paris, 11 Jan. 1920. 2p., French

Port. Phot. (Box 115)

Sato, Keijiro, b. 1927

A. Mus. ms. S.: Calligraphie, pour piano, 1957-1960. 7p., 29x33cm. On verso of title page, detailed instructions for its performance (1960, German), to Selma Epstein and Midori Tanbe (1962)

5 A. L. S.: to Selma Epstein. Tokyo, 1961-1963. 22p., English. Regarding composing; Calligraphie. With letter from Tatsuo Sato (brother)

3 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Tokyo, 18 Oct. 1963, 15 Feb., 25 Apr. 1964. 6p., English

A. Doc. S.: Porogram notes. On "Calligraphy, for piano." 6p., English

A. Doc.: Work list. 1p., English

L. Repro.: to Selma Epstein, from Thomas Merton. Kentucky, 18 Dec. 1962. 1p., English

Pri. Sco.: Calligraphy, for piano, Tokyo: Ongaku no Tomo, c1964. 12p.

Sauer, Emil von, 1862-1942

A. L. S.: Budapest, 16 Feb. 1891. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot.: Allegro non troppo, to Francesco Berger, London, 26 Mar. 1903. 1p.

Port. Phot. S.: to Henrich Grünfeld, 1 Mar. 1885. By Risse (Box 115)

Sauguet, Henri, 1901-1989

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Rosbaud, Hans

Sauret, Emile, 1852-1920

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Lento, Prague, May 1886

Sax, Adolphe, 1814-1894

A. L. S.: n.p., 30 Aug. 1862. 1p., French

Scaria, Emil, 1838-1886

14 A. L. S.: to B[artolf] Senff. Vienna, Leipzig, Dresden, Weimar, 1867-1873. 21p., German

Schäffer, Bogusław, b. 1929

2 A. L. S.: to Gloria Coates. Poland, 19 Mar., 23 June 1976. 5p., English

Schalk, Franz, 1863-1931

A. Card S.: to Baroness Henriette von Schey. Vienna, 22 Feb. 1904. 2p., German

A. L. S.: [to Zemlinsky]. Brinoi, 28 Apr. 1922. 3p., German

Scharwenka, Xaver, 1850-1924

A. L. S.: Berlin, 1885. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Schlachtensee, 21 July 1891. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Berlin, 25 May 1906. 2p., German

Port. Phot.: 1889 (Box 115)

Port. Repro. (Box 115)

Schebest, Agnes, 1813-1870

A. L. S.: to a physician. n.p., 31 Aug. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to von Heidetoff. ?, Nov. 1841. 1p., German

Scheffler, Siegfried, 1892-1969

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Ten Songs]. 24p. + 8p. (vocal score), 34x26cm., German

Scheidmantel, Karl, 1859-1923

5 A. L. S.: [to Heyer]. Dresden, 1896-1900. 6p., German

Scheinpflug, Paul, 1875-1937

A. L. S.: [to Tischer]. Duisburg, 28 Nov. 1925. 2p., German. Mentions Hindemith

Schelper, Otto, 1840-1906

4 A. L. S.: to Fritzsch, Lindner, and others. Leipzig, 1877-1900. 6p., German. With musical illustration

Scherchen, Hermann, 1891-1966

T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Gravesano, 23 Dec. 1954. 1p., German

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Hartmann, Karl Amadeus

Schicht, Johann Gottfried, 1753-1823

A. L. S.: to Christian Friedrich Uber. Leipzig, 24 Apr. 1818. 1p., German

Schiff de Labarque, Otto, 1869-1948

A.[?] Mus. ms. S.: Les Histoires de Jésus, Paris, 16 Mar. 1937. 6p.

A. Mus. ms. S.: En Mémoire d'un Chef Hindou; Amaryllis; Vielle Ronde Francaise; Christiane, 1916, 1917. 8p., 30x23cm. + 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Prelude 11, 13 Sept. 1904. 2p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Prelude 19, 3 Oct. ?. 3p., 35x27cm. (Box 45)

[A?]. Mus. ms. S.: Prelude 22, 16 Oct. 1904. 2p., 35x27cm.

Schlinder, Anton Felix, 1795-1864

A. L. S.: to Karl August André. Frankfurt, 14 Oct. [ca. 1850]. 1p., German

Schloss, Julius, 1902-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Happy Birthday to You...," 10 Sept. 1949. 1p., English. Birthday canon for Schoenberg's 75th birthday. See autograph document below

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Heil! Alban Berg!". 1p., German. Birthday canon for Berg's 46th birthday

A. Mus. ms.: Requiem, 1932. Full score. 6p., 34x27cm.

P. card S.: to Otto Jokl. Vienna, 31 Mar. 1930. German. Details about the reception given after the performance of Wozzeck

8 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Belleville, New Jersey, 1963-1971. 8p., German, English. Many details regarding his work; Berg, Webern, Schoenberg

A. Card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Newark, 21 Dec. 1965. English

P. Card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Montreal, 26 Oct. 1966. English

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Belleville, 6 Oct. 1969, 1p., English

A. Doc. S.: Sketch. Birthday card for Schoenberg's 75th birthday, with sketch of canon on verso. 10 Sept. 1949. 2p. See manuscript above

Mus. ms. Repro.: Impressions, 1964, c1967 by Julius Schloss. 15p.

2 Mus. mss. Repro.: Sonata for Piano, c1963 by Julius Schloss. 37p each

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonate für Klavier, 1928-1929. 31p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro.: Symphony, c1969 by Julius Schloss. 35p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Twelve-Tone Suite for the Young Pianist, c1967 by Julius Schloss. 14p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: 23rd Psalm, for Chorus and Organ, c1971 by Julius Schloss. 24p. Blueprint score

L. Repro.: to Schloss, from Alban Berg. Vienna, 23 June 1930. 1p., German

L. Repro.: from Arnold Schoenberg. Los Angeles, 28 Sept. 1947. 1p., German

L. Repro.: from Arnold Schoenberg. Los Angeles, 18 Dec. 1948. 1p., English. Recommending Schloss

Pri. Sco. Repro.: Brass Octet, c1950 by Julius Schloss. 11p.

Pri. Sco. Repro.: 4 Songs for Soprano and Piano after poems by Alfred Mombert, c1966 by Julius Schloss. 12p.

Pri. Sco. S.: Requiem, c1962 by Julius Schloss. 13p.

2 Pri. Sco.: Twenty-three Pieces, For Children in Twelve-Tone Style, New York: Peer, c1958, 1965. Two volumes, each set

2 Prog.: 1966, 1973

3 Clip.: Nov. 1966, German; Toronto Gazette, 16 June 1962

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Schmidt, Franz, 1874-1939

A. Mus. ms.: [Fredigundis]. 3p., 33x26cm., ink. Excerpt, full score

A. Card S.: to Karl Weigl. Perchtoldsdorf, 27 Dec. 1934. 1p., German

Call. c.

Schmidt, Gustav, 1816-1882

A. L. S.: [to Franz von Holstein]. Leipzig, 18 Aug. 1875. 4p., German

Schmitt, Alóys, 1788-1866

A. L. S.: to Diabelli. Frankfurt, 5 Jan. 1834. 1p., German

Schmitt, Florent, 1870-1958

A. L. S.: St. Cloud, 3 Dec. 1927. 4p., French

A. L. S.: n.d. 1p., French

Schnabel, Artur, 1882-1951

2 P. cards S.: to Bruno Eisner. Berlin, 2 May 1907; Forte dei Marmi, 26 Aug. 1929. 3p., German. Also signed by others

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. New York, 5 Nov. 1940. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Sonata for Violin and Piano], to Bruno Eisner, 1944. 42p. + 16p. (parts). Blueprint score

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller. Boston, 13 Mar. 1939 (Box 115)

Schneider, Friderich, 1786-1853

A. L. S.: to Ole Bull. Dessau, 20 Dec. 1840. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Dessau, 3 Feb. 1843. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to Eberius. Dessau, 19 Feb. 1845. 2p., German

Schoberlechner, Sophie Dell'Occa, 1807-1864

A. L. S.: to Baron de Vivenot. n.p., 14 Sept. 1842. 1p., French

Schoenberg, Arnold, 1874-1951

A. Mus. ms.: Adagio, for string orchestra and harp, [before 1897]. 3p., 35x27cm., pencil. Full score. Unpublished. Originally titled, "Andante" (46/1)

A. Mus. ms.: [Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra, adapted from Handel's Concerto Grosso, op. 6, No. 7, to Alma Mahler, 1933]. 2 leaves, 35x27, 27x35cm. ink, red pencil. Sketches. With a description of his method and purpose for the transcription, in German (46/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gavotte und Musette (im alten Style), für Streich-Orchester, [1897]. 7p., 35x27cm., ink. Full score (46/2)

A. Mus. ms.: Im Korn, song for soprano and piano, by Zemlinsky, 2p., 25x30cm., German. Text by Evers. Signed by Zemlinsky. With Zemlinsky's dedication to Mela (46/2)

A. Mus. ms.: Der Tag wird kühl, song for soprano and piano, by Zemlinsky, to Melanie Guttmann Rice. 3p., 34x26cm., German. Fair copy in Schoenberg's autograph. Also inscribed by Melanie Guttmann (46/2)

Mus. ms. cop.: Quintett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Horn and Bassoon [sic], op. 26, 1924. 39p. (parts incomplete). With "Klarinette in A" (46/3)

Mus. ms. cop.: String Trio, op. 45, 1946. Incomplete. 17p. (46/3)

P. card S.: to William C. Rice Jr. from Ed. F[riedmann?]. Vienna 2 Dec. 1898. English. Joint greetings by "companions" Schoenberg, Oskar Friedmann, Wassermann, and other musicians, authors (Box 119)

P. card S.: to [Anton] Webern. Berlin-Zehlendorf, 8 Nov. 1912. 1p., German. Penned on verso of his own portrait photograph (Box 115)

P. card S.: to Roberto Gerhard. Mödling, 19 Feb. 1924. German. Text adresses Wieser (Box 119)

P. card S.: to Melanie Rice. Prague, 9 June 1924. 2p., German. Cosigners include Berg, Helene Berg, Trudi Greissle, Gutheil-Schoder, Steuermann, Martha Ullmann, Webern, Zemlinsky, and others (Box 119)

T. L. S.: to Julius Schloss. Mödling, 6 Nov. 1924. 1p., German (Box 119)

T. L. S.: to Schloss. Beaulieu sur Mer, 10 Feb. 1925. 1p., German (Box 119)

24 L.: to Adolph Weiss. 1925-1937. 24 leaves, German. Translating Harmonielehre (Box 119)

A. L. S.: to Alban Berg. Pörtschach, 9 Aug. 1927. 1p., German. Mentions Lyric Suite; Hertzka (Box 119)

A. L. S.: to Berg and Webern. Roquebrune, 25 Aug. 1928. 2p., German (Box 119)

A. L. S.: to Dr. Norbert Schwarzmann. Roquebrune-Cap Martin, 31 Oct. 1928. 2p., German. About Webern's illness (Box 119)

A. L.: to Berg and Webern. Monte Carlo, 12 Feb. 1929. 2p., German (Box 119)

T. L. S.: to Paul Pisk. Charlottenburg, 22 Oct. 1929. 1p., German (Box 119)

A. card S.: to Melanie Guttmann Rice. [Boston], 23 Dec. 1933. German. Includes note from Gertrud Schoenberg (Box 119)

A. L. S.: to Paul Pisk. Brookline, Massachusetts, 4 Mar. 1934. 1p., German (Box 119)

P. card S.: to Melanie [Guttmann] Rice. Chautauqua, 21 July 1934. German. Includes note from Gertrud Schoenberg (Box 119)

P. card S.: to Universal Edition. Chautauqua, 15 Sept. 1934. German (Box 119)

L. S. A. Annot.: to Kurt Manschinger. Los Angeles, 3 Oct. 1944. 1p., English (Box 119)

5 T. L. S.: to Fritz Mahler. 1947-1949. 7 leaves, English. Included are an additional five carbon copy letters to Schoenberg, from Fritz Mahler, 1949; a letter to Fritz Mahler, from Richard Hoffmann; and an invoice for Moses und Aron, "Dance around the Golden Calf," with autograph annotations, 1949 (Box 119)

6 L. S.: to Friderike Zweig. Los Angeles, Feb. 1950-May 1951. 7p., German, English (Box 119)

A. L. S.: [to Melanie Guttmann Rice]. Vienna, n.d. 1p., German (Box 119)

A. L. S.: to Carl Hagemann. Kopenhagen, n.d. 1p., German (Box 119)

Doc.: "Fehlerliste." Corrections for Variationen, op. 31, 29 Jan. 1933. Marked "Neue Liste." Corrections for 90 measures, including musical examples and annotations. 3 leaves, ink, colored pencils. Stamped with address (46/4)

T. Doc.: Dedication. To [Alexander] Zemlinsky, for Pierrot Lunaire score. 1p., German (Box 119)

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Lectrure. On Brahms, delivered over the radio, 12 Feb. 1933, for the centenary of the birth of Brahms. Carbon copy of original typescript with musical examples. Revised in 1947 for Style and Idea (1975) under the title "Brahms the Progressive." 28p., German (46/4)

A. Doc. S.: Poem. "Wer mit der Welt Laufen will...," to Dr. David Joseph Bach, 24 Mar. 1926. 1p. (9 lines) (46/5)

Doc.: Text. "Choral-Bearbeitung," ca. 1930. 1p., German (46/5)

Doc.: Announcement for Schoenberg lecture, "Stil und Gedanke...," Vienna, 15 Feb. 1933. 1p., German. With newspaper report (46/5)

Doc.: Birth announcement. Los Angeles, 26 May 1937. 1p., English. For Rudolf Ronald Schoenberg (46/5)

T. Doc.: Essay. "Arnold Schönbergs neue Männerchöre," [by Willi Reich?]. 4p., German (46/5)

T. Lib. A. Rev. S.: Moses und Aron. 46p., German (46/6)

3 A. Mus. Quot. S.: Pelleas und Melisande, op. 5, Boston, 9 Jan. 1934. 1p. (10mj.). Three thematic quotations: Melisande (Andante), Golaud (Moderato), Pelleas (Vivace). Mounted with portrait photograph, to Piller, 30 Dec. 1921 (46/6)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Gurre-lieder. 179p., German. First edition, facsimile. Autograph annotations by Polnauer. Bound (Box 101)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Von Heute auf Morgen, 1929. 149p. First edition, facsimile, of piano reduction, with annotations concerning staging in the hand of Willi Reich. Bound (Box 101)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Die Jacobsleiter. 39p., German. Facsimile of original manuscript. Stamped by Schoenberg, Los Angeles (46/7)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [Moses und Aron], "Der Tanz um das goldene Kalb," Vienna: Scherchen, c1951 to Adolph Weiss, 1952. Facsimile of piano-vocal score. 198p. (Box 120)

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Moses und Aron], to Fritz Mahler. pp. 103-178 (mm. 166-976). Photostat of autograph in full score (46/8)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, to Adolph Weiss, Christmas, 1944. 36p., English. Blueprint score (Box 101)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, [Los Angeles]. 8p., German. Facsimile of melodic line. Stamped by Schoenberg (46/9)

Mus. ms. Repro.: String Trio, op. 45, New York: Boelke-Bomart, c1950. 23p. First edition (46/9)

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: [2.] Streich-Quartett, op. 10, Vienna: Schoenberg, n.d., to Alexander Zemlinsky, 18 Feb. 1909. 47p., German. Facsimile (46/10)

77 L. Repro.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. 1911-1927. 82 leaves, German. Drafts of letters, typed transcripts of letters and postcards (Box 119)

12 L. S. Repro.: to Rudolph and Nina Goehr. 1933-1949. 16 leaves, German (Box 119)

2 L. Repro.: to [Julius] Schloss. Los Angeles, 28 Sept. 1947, 18 Dec. 1948. 2p., German (Box 119)

L. Repro.: Los Angeles, 18 Dec. 1948. 1p., German. Letter of recommendation for [Julius} Schloss by Schoenberg (Box 119)

Doc. Repro.: Excerpt. [Moses und Aron], "Moses zieht Aron zur Verantwortung." 1p., German. From autograph libretto (47/1)

Doc. Repro.: Specifications. Moses und Aron. 5p. Photostat of Schoenberg's handwritten specifications for orchestration, annotations on many aspects of the opera, and drawing (47/1)

Pri. Sco. S.: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, op. 42, New York: G. Schirmer, c1944, to Adolph Weiss with inscription, 12-13 Sept. 1944. 99p. First edition, reduction for 2nd piano by Steuermann (47/2)

Pri. Sco.: Dreimal tausend Jahre, op. 50a, Mainz: Schott's, c1955 by Mrs. Arnold Schoenberg. 3p. each, German, English. With signature by the poet of the text, Dagobert D. Runes. Two copies, with embossed stamp of Mrs. Schoenberg (47/3)

Pri. Sco. S.: Funf Orchesterstücke, op. 16, Leipzig: Peters, c1912. First printing, with an inserted errata list, 1922. Signed on title page, and with several notations in the score. The cover contains the rubber stamp of Rudolph Ganz, who received the score from the composer. The score was used by Schoenberg when he conducted the work with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (8 Feb. 1934) (48/6)

Pri. Sco. S.: Erwartung, op. 17, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1922, to Josef Polnauer, Prague, June 1924. 47p., German. First edition, piano-vocal score. Also signed by Marie Pappenheim, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Marie Gutheil-Schoder (47/3)

Pri. Sco. S.: Gurre-Lieder, No. 49, of the special edition, Büttenpapier, c1912. 238p. Piano-vocal score by Alban Berg (Box 101)

Pri. Sco.: Von Huete auf Morgen, Berlin: Schoenberg, c1930. 140p. Second Edition, piano reduction (47/4)

Pri. Sco.: Klavierstueck, 1932, in New Music, San Francisco, Apr. 1932. 7p. (47/5)

Pri. Sco.: [Moses und Aron], "Der Tanz um das goldene Kalb," Vienna: Ars Viva Hermann Scherchen, c1951. Signed by Gertrud Schoenberg, to Adolph Weiss, 12 Sept. 1952 (Box 101)

Pri. Sco. S.: Pelleas und Melisande, op. 5, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1911, to Josef Polnauer, 29 Feb. 1912 (mentions leap year). 131p. Three lines of text by Schoenberg. Signed by Alexander Zemlinsky, 2 June 1920 (47/6)

Pri. Sco. Annot.: Pierrot Lunaire, op. 21, Vienna: Universal Edition c1914, to Hans Moldenhauer, from E. Stiedry, 22 Mar. 1972. 78p., German. Schoenberg coached Stiedry for the first recording of the work (47/7)

Pri. Sco.: Quartett, Berlin: Dreililien, n.d. 80p. (48/1)

Pri. Sco.: Quintett für Flöte, Oboe, Klarinette, Horn und Fagott, op. 26, [Vienna]: Universal Edition, c1925. 111p. (parts). All bear Schoenberg stamp except flute part (Douglas Craig) (48/2)

10 Pri. Sco. S.: [Songs], Leipzig: Dreililien. 35p., German. Ten individual printings of songs from Schoenberg's opera 2 and 3 (48/3)

Pri. Sco.: Der Tanz um das Goldene Kalb, Vienna: Ars Viva Hermann Scherchen, c1951. Signed by Gertrud Schoenberg, to Adolph Weiss, 12 Sept. 1952 (Box 120)

Pri. Sco. S: Variationen für Orchester, op. 31, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1929, to Adolph Weiss, 13 Sept. 1936. 80p. (48/4)

Prog. A. Annot.: Vienna, 2 May, 1924. 2p., German (48/5)

Prog.: Vienna, 19 Sept. 1927. 3p. The program covers two concerts for the world premiere, sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge (48/5)

Prog.: Vienna, 26 Feb. 1928. 2 leaves. Song recital given by Margot Hinnenberg-Lefèbre (48/5)

Prog. S.: to Adolph Weiss, University of California, Los Angeles, 4-8 Jan. 1937. 4p. Autograph messages by Arnold Schoenberg, Gertrud Schoenberg and the four quartet members: Rudolf Kolisch, Felix Kuhner, Jenö Léner, Benar Heifetz (48/5)

Prog.: University of California, Los Angeles, 27 Mar. 4p., English. Signed by Irene Hanna (48/5)

A. Paint.: [Die glückliche Hand]. 20x24cm., in dark hues. Schoenberg's own stage design. Given to Webern (48/5)

(Shelf)Port. Paint.: Arnold Schoenberg, by Hildegard Jone. Oil, 59x47cm. Framed by artist (Shelf)

4 Draw.: Arnold Schoenberg, by Hildegard Jone. Original charcoal drawings, three with poetic inscription. Initialed (Box 115)

Port. Caric.: of Schoenberg and Zemlinsky, by E. Weiss. Prague, [6 June 1924] (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 30 Dec. 1921. Mounted with musical quotation above (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to [Edward] Clark, Mödling, 19 Aug. 1925 (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to [Adolph] and Mrs. Weiss, New York, 29 Mar. 1934 (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to Fritz and Erika Stiedry, [Christmas] 1950. German (Box 115)

Phot.: [Photo of the plaque on the house in Barcelona], installed in 1955 (Box 115)

Port. Gr.: with Schoenberg (Box 115)

Port. Phot. (Box 115)

Port. Phot.: on postcard to Webern (Box 115)

Port. Draw. Repro.: 1917. From a drawing by Egon Schiele (Box 115)

Bk.: Arnold Schoenberg, Munich: R. Piper, 1912. 90p., German. First edition (Box 120)

Bk.: [Arnold Schoenberg, Gedenkausstellung 1974], Vienna: Universal Edition, c1974, edited by Ernst Hilmar, inscribed to Hans Moldenhauer, from Hilmar, Vienna, 7 Oct. 1974. 386p. (Box 120)

Bk.: Arnold Schoenberg zum 60. Geburtstag 13. September 1934, Vienna: Universal Edition, 1934. 75p., German (Box 120)

Bk.: Harmonielehre, Leipzig-Vienna: Universal Edition, 1911. Signed in 1911 by T. E. Clark. 476p., German. Bound in linen. Page proofs were used for Clark's private instruction by Schoenberg. Detailed annotations and analysis, in red, blue and black pencil, including musical examples (Box 120)

Bk.: [same], 1922. 516p., German. Third edition (Box 120)

Bk.: Schoenberg-Gespräch, Vienna: Hochschule für angewente Kunst in Wien, [1984]. 77p., 32p. ill., German. Illustrated book dealing with Schoenberg's paintings (Box 120)

(Shelf)S. rec.: Quintet for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon, op. 26, LWO 23682 A5-6: B6-9: B11-12, tape 40 (Shelf)

(Shelf)S. rec.: [Heinrich Strobel-Arnold Schoenberg], LWO 23682 A2-3, tape 40, 3 Mar. 1931 (Shelf)

(Shelf)S. rec. S.: [Discussion with Heinrich Strobel and Eberhard Preussner], Berlin, 30 Mar. 1931. On verso, "Tanzscene" from Serenade for 7 Instruments, to Adolph Weiss, Christmas, 1937 (Shelf)

(Shelf)S. rec.: Schoenberg lecture, K. B. Klaus, [Louisiana State University, 1942?] (Shelf)

(Shelf)S. rec.: Theme and Variations, op. 43b, LWO 23682 B5: B1-4, tape (Shelf)

(Shelf)S. rec.: [Unidentified student work], LWO 23682 A6, tape 41, 1933[?] (Shelf)

Medal: Arnold Schönberg 1874-1951. [Original model of the Schoenberg medal], designed by Josef Humplik. Awarded by the Arnold Schoenberg Kuratorium. Bronze, 17cm. (Box 124)

Medal: [The Schoenberg medal]. Awarded to Edward Clark in 1951. 7cm. Engraved on verso (Box 124)

(Shelf)Baton: with calling card and note to Hans Rosbaud, from Gertrud Schoenberg (Shelf)

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Schoenberg, Gertrud, 1924-1967

7 L. S.: to Mrs. Adolph Weiss (Mary). Feb. 1934-July 1935. 7p., German. Three of the letters contained autograph postscripts signed by Arnold Schoenberg

A. L. S.: to Friderike Zweig. Los Angeles, 18 July 1950. 1p., German

7 L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Los Angeles, Apr. 1957-Feb. 1959. 11p., German. Musical and personal topics

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Schoenberg, Nuria, b. 1932

Card S.: to Alma Mahler. [Vienna?, Christmas, 1958]. 1p., English

Schott, Anton, 1846-1913

A. L. S.: Schwerin, 10 Oct. 1891. 1p., German

Schreck, Gustav, 1849-1918

A. L. S.: Leipzig, 19 Mar. 1911. 2p., German

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 115)

Schrecker, Franz, 1878-1934

A. L. S.: to Universal Edition. n.p., received 4 Oct. 1922. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Cologne, 18 Mar. 1924. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Salzburg, 5 Mar. 1920

Port. Phot. S.: to Paul Pisk. Christmas 1912. By Bänder (Box 115)

Port. Phot.: Vienna, 1919. By Löwy (Box 115)

Schröder-Devrient, Wilhelmine, 1804-1860

A. L. S.: to [Charlotte] Pfeiffer. n.p., 1824. 2p., German

Schubert, Franz, 1797-1828

A. Mus. ms. S.: An den Mond in einer Herbstnacht, Apr. 1818. 11p., 22x30cm., ink. Song with piano accompaniment. Based on a poem by Aloys Wilhelm Schreiber (1761-1841). Complete score

A. Mus. ms.: [Four Songs], Nachtgesang, An Rosa I, An Rosa II, Idens Schwanenleid, 1815. 4p., 24x32cm., ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Das Mädchen aus der Fremde, 16 Oct. 1814. 4p., 25x33cm., ink. Song with piano accompaniment, first version. Schubert wrote this song on the day of the first performance of his first mass. He again set the poem (Schiller) on 12 Aug. 1815

Doc.: Death Announcement. "Schullehrer in der Rossau." Vienna, 20 Nov. 1828. 1p., German

(Shelf)Mus. ms. Repro.: Drei Symphonie-Fragmente, Kassel: Bärenreiter, 1978, to Hans and Rosaleen Moldenhauer, from Ernst Hilmar, 1 May 1979. 31p. Facsimile (Shelf)

(Shelf)Mus. ms. Repro.: Symphony in B Minor ("Unfinished"), London: Cockerell, Willis & Belliere, 1943, to Hans Rosbaud, from ?. 77p. Facsimile (Shelf)

Schubert, Heinz, 1908-1945

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hymnus nach dem Persischen des Zarathustra. 38p., 34x27cm. Piano score

Schubert, Joseph, 1757-1837

A. L. S.: Dresden, 8 Apr. 1803. 4p., German

Schuberth, Julius, 1804-1875

8 A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Leipzig, 1870-1884. 9p., German. Writing on behalf of Schuberth & Co., numerous references to Liszt

Schulhoff, Ervín, 1894-1942

4 P. cards S.: to Paul Sanders. Prague, 23 Sept., 28 Oct., 5, 11 Nov. 1931. 4p., German

6 T. L. S.: to Paul Sanders. Prague, Sept.-Dec. 1931. 11p., German

A. L. S.: to Paul Sanders. Prague, 9 July 1932. 2p., German. Politics, the opera, Flammen

T. Doc.: Typescript. Text with specifications of setting, H.M.S. Royal Oak, Ein Jazz Oratorium von Otto Rombach und Erwin Schulhoff. 7p., German. Carbon copy

Schulhoff, Julius, 1825-1898

A. Card: to Louis Lüstner. n.p., n.d. 2p., German

Schulz-Beuthen, Heinrich, 1838-1915

A. Mus. ms. S.: Des Enkelkindes Schlummerlied. 2p., 35x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Koenig Lear. 1p., 35x27cm. Excerpt, full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Suite for Piano Solo]. 12p., 34x27cm.

Port. Phot. S.: Dresden, 19 Apr. 1908 (Box 115)

Schumann, Clara, 1819-1896

A. L. S.: to Black. n.p., 4 June 1859. 2p., English. Regarding a concert rehearsal

A. L. S.: to a conductor in Edinburgh. London, 13 Feb. 1867. 4p., German. Regarding Carnaval

P. card S.: to Julie Deichmann. Frankfurt, 15 Feb. 1881. German

A. card S.: Frankfurt, 16 Oct. 188[3?]. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Speyer. London, 9 Apr. 1886. 2p., German

A. Mus. Quot.: Ad Libitum, inscribed Frankfurt, Mar. 1890

Doc.: Address panel. To Marie Michaelis, 3 June 1876

Call. c. Annot.: German

Port. Engr.: with biological sketch from The Graphic (Box 115)

Port. Engr. (Box 115)

Schumann, Robert, 1810-1856

A. Mus. ms.: Burla for piano solo in G Minor, [ca. 1831]. 1p. (61 measures), 28x31cm., ink. Unpublished

A. L. S.: [to Spohr]. Leipzig, 9 Feb. 1838. 2p., German. Regarding Spohr, Mendelssohn

A. L. S.: to Whistling. Dresden, 23 June 1846. 2p., German. Details publishing Bach fugues; ill health

A. L. S.: to Pauline. Dresden, 22 Apr. 1849. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to French horn virtuoso Levy. [Dresden?], 5 May 1849. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to a singer [Düsseldorf], n.d. 1p., German

Port. Engr. (Box 115)

Schunke, Hugo

A. Mus. ms.: Bavaria, Hymne für grosses Orchester, 4 May 1906. 15p. + 18p., 32x25cm. Arranged for two pianos. Piano I in Schuncke's autograph, Piano II in the hand of a copyist

Schweitzer, Albert, 1875-1965

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Sciortino, Edouard, 1893-1979

2 Mus. mss. cop.: Ibère; Berbère, to Henry de Montherlant. 22p., 35x27cm.

Scontrino, Antonio, 1850-1922

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Quartetto per archi in do maggiore, to Glars, Florence, 31 Dec. 1906

Scribe, Eugène, 1791-1861

A. L. S.: London, 30 May. 1p., French. Cosigned by F. Halèvy

Scuch-Proska, Clementine, 1850-1932

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Kötzschenbroda bei Dresden, 11 Nov. 1890. 3p., German

3 A. L. S.: [to Garr?]. Dresden, 13 May 1875, 10 Dec. 1877, 28 Dec. 1879. 7p., German

A. L. S.: to a theater official in Coburg. Dresden, n.d. 3p., German

Searle, Humphrey, 1915-1982

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphony No. 5, op. 43, "In Memory of Anton Webern," London, June-Sept. 1964. 25p., 37x27cm., ink, pencil. Complete condensed score

Sechter, Simon, 1788-1867

A. Mus. ms. S.: Thema von Mozart, weiter bearbeitet von Simon Sechter, 9 Nov. 1858. 4p., 26x33cm. Contains three fragmentary themes (C Minor, F Major, G Major) by Mozart, worked out by Sechter

A. Doc. S.: Autobiographical and aesthetical manifesto. Setting forth his credo as a composer, theoretician, and pedagogue, to August Schmidt. 2p., German

Seeger, Ruth, 1901-1953

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Segovia, Andrés, 1893-1987

A. Mus. ms. S.: La Maja de Goya, Tonadilla by Granados, to Olga Coelho, 1949. 6p., 30x23cm., ink

A. Mus. ms.: Canciones arcaícas by Manuel Ponce. 4p., 32x21cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Casinha pequenina. 2p. + 4p. sketches, 27x18cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Easy Lesson No. 5, to Olga Coelho, New York, 2 Apr. 1948. 3p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Estudio (invocación a Schumann), New York, 11 Apr. 1949. 4p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Estudio en b menor, Naples, 20 Dec. 1949. 4p., 33x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Improvisación para guitarra, Montevideo, 25 Oct. 4p., 33x23cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Lección 17, New York, 6 Apr. 1950. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Lección 21, New York, 30 Apr. 1950. 3p. + 1p. sketches, 30x23cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Lección fácil, 28 Mar. 1950. 1p., 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Ojos morenicos by Escobar. 1p. + 1p. sketches, 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Platero y yo, Angelus by Castelnuovo-Tedesco. 4p., 34x25cm. Guitar score with fingerings by Segovia

A. Mus. ms. S.: Platero y yo, Melancolía by Castelnuovo-Tedesco. 5p., 34x25cm. Guitar score with fingerings by Segovia, text in the hand of Castelnuovo-Tedesco

A. Mus. ms. S.: Preludio, Montevideo, 1944. 3p., 33x23cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Preludio by Manuel Ponce. 6p., 27x17cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Preludio en mi menor, Washington, 9 Dec. 1946. 4p., 32x24cm. Manuscript in pencil, crossed out in ink

A. Mus. ms. S.: Siciliana (lección no. 16 para el método), New York, 16 Aug. 1949. 3p. + 1p. sketches, 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketch of four chords, some text]. 1p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tempo I, to Olga Coelho. 2p., 27x16cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Untitled composition for guitar]. 4p., 32x21cm.

A. Mus. ms.: [Chaconne for guitar solo]. 3p., 35x27cm., ink

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Detroit, 26 Feb. 1929. 1p., French

A. L. S.: to Frank La Forge. Rochester, 18 Mar. 1947. 3p., French

Tlgm. Annot.: 8 Mar. 1956

2 T. L.: from Joaquin Rodrigo. 12 July, 13 Aug. 1956. 2p., Spanish (Box 129)

2 T. L. Annot.: one to Segovia, the other written on his behalf. 14, 21 Aug. 1956. 2p., French. Regarding concerts in Paris

T. Doc. Annot.: "La guitarra y yo". First chapter of autobiography. 10p. (Box 128)

T. Doc.: List of classical guitars

Doc.: Booklet. Outlining Segovia's Italian tour Dec. 1955. 10p.

Doc.: Signatures and photographs. Segovia's 50th birthday party. 2p.

Doc.: File, ca. 1950s. Financial documents; visa applications; passport

Mus. ms. Repro.: Estudio (invocación a Schumann), New York, 11 Apr. 1949. 3p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Oración, New York, May 1949. 2p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Palomita, arranged by Manuel Ponce. 2p., 32x24cm.

Pri. Sco.: Canciones mexicanas, by Manuel Ponce, Leipzig: Breitkopf, 1917, to Segovia, from Ponce. 4p.

2 Prog.: 7 Mar. 1948 (Box 128)

Prog. Annot.: 17 Oct. 1955

3 Prog.: Sept 1956 (Box 128)

Prog.: Sunday, 20 Nov. Brighton Philharmonic Society

2 Port. Phot. S.: to Olga Coelho, New York, Dec. 1943 (Box 115)

Port. Phot.: Segovia's hands (Box 115)

3 Port. Gr. (Box 115)

9 Port. Phot. (Box 115)

12 Phot.: (Box 129)

17 Phot.: (Box 130)

Port. Phot. Repro.: presentation to Segovia (Box 115)

Twelve-carat gold guitar strings

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Seiffert, Henri

A. Mus. ms. S.: Prière, (on G. B. S.), to G.B.S. [Gerrge Bernard Shaw], Sweden, Jan. 1911. 3p., 33x25cm. Full score

Senff, Bartolf Wilhelm, 1815-1900

A. Alb. l. S.: Leipzig, 15 Oct. 1851. 1p., German. Poem

Serkin, Rudolf, 1903-1991

4 A. L. S.: to Alfred Mann. Vermont, 1986-1989. 4p., German

T. L. S.: to Alfred Mann. Vermont, 5 Apr. 1988. 1p., German

Serocki, Kazimierz, 1922-1981

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: A piacere, propositions for piano, 4p. Facsimile. With autograph page of instructions

Servais, Adrien Francois, 1807-1866

A. L. S.: to Matis. Gotha, 23 Feb. 1854. 1p., French

Doc.: Biographical sketch

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 115)

Séverac, Déodat de, 1872-1921

6 A. L. S.: to Lucy Vauthrin. Béziers, Pyrenees, Toulouse, 1912-1914. 7p., French

Tlgm.: to Lucy Vauthrin. Paris, 15 May 1913. French

P. card S.: to Lucy Vauthrin. Pyrenees, 25 Aug. 1913. French

Clip: with portrait photograph reproduced. French (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: by Delon (Box 115)

Severn, Edmund, 1862-1942

A. Mus. ms. S.: [String Quartet in A-flat, Andante]. 12p (parts), 34x27cm.

Seyfried, Ignaz von, Ritter, 1776-1841

A. L. S.: to publisher Peters. Vienna, 9 May 1821. 1p., German, with typed translation and biographical information, in English

Sgambati, Giovanni, 1841-1914

A. L. S.: Rome, 10 Nov. 1884. 4p., Italian. Mentions Liszt

Shaporin, Yuri, 1887-1966

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 1937. With musical quotation

Shostakovich, Dimitrĭi, 1906-1975

Mus. Quot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, 14 Nov. 1959. Russian

Pri. Sco. S.: Sonate pour piano, op. 12, Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1927, to Fritz Stiedry, Leningrad, 23 Nov. 1927. 21p. First edition

Pri. Sco. S.: Trio for Piano, Violin, and Violoncello, op. 67, printed in Russia, 1945, to Fritz Stiedry, Moscow, 18 Feb. 1946. Piano (62p.) + violin (19p.) + cello (19p.). Also signed by Stiedry, New York City

Pri. Sco. S.: [Twenty-four Preludes], op. 34, Moscow: State Publishing House of the Soviet Union, 1935, to Fritz Stiedry, Leningrad, 4 June 1936. 43p., Russian

Port. Phot.: Youthful photo, mounted with note, signed (Box 115)

S. rec.: Aus jüdischer Volkspoesie, op. 79

Sibelius, Jean, 1865-1957

A. Mus. ms. S.: Affettuoso, for piano, op. 76, [No. 7], 3p., 36x27cm., ink

A. L. S.: to an author. Jarvenpaa, 26 Dec. 1915. 1p., German

Port. Draw. Repro.: by Lupas (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 115)

Siebold, Agathe Schütte von, 1835-1909

A. Card S.: to Joachim (son of Joseph Joachim). Göttingen, 6 Aug. 1907. 2p., German

Silcher, Friedrich, 1789-1860

2 A. Mus. mss.: Heimlicher Liebe Pein, 2p., 17x21cm., German. On verso, Schnaderhüpfeln, with verification of manuscript by Carl Lachenmann, Silcher-Museum, Schnait, 22 Nov. 1971, 19 Jan. 1972

A. L. S.: Tübingen, 29 Apr. 1852. 3p., German

T. L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Walter Gephardt. Tübingen, 24 Nov. 1971. 1p., German

Clip.: Biographical sketch. 1p., English

Siloti, Alexander, 1863-1945

A. Mus. ms. S.: Adagio from the Sonata for Piano and Violin in F Minor by Bach, transcribed by Siloti for piano solo. 4p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Partita, in E Minor by Bach. 14p. (full score) + 4p. (violin), 33x26cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonia's Song. 4p., 32x24cm. Transcribed for voice or piano solo from an old Russian folk song from the Ukraine

A. L. S.: New York, 23 Mar. 1922. 1p., French, with English translation

Obit.: 10 Dec. 1945. 1p., English

Port. Phot. S.: Boston, 7 Apr. 1922 (Box 115)

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Silva, Alfonso de, 1903-1937

A. Mus. ms. S.: Preludio, para piano, to Ricardo Viñes, Sept. 1928. 3p., 35x27cm.

Simmons, Rainer, 1869-1934

A. L. S.: to Zemlinsky. Tegernsee, 9 July 190[8?]. 3p., German

Simrock, Peter Joseph, 1792-1868

A. L. S.: to Heinrich Cramer. Bonn, 16 June 1846. 2p., German

Sinigaglia, Leone, 1868-1944

P. card S.: to Achille Simonetti. Ceresole Reale, 3 Sept. 1903. Italian

2 A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Rome, 21 Apr. 1934; [Torino?], 12 Nov. 1934. 2p., German. Suggestions regarding compositions; Toscanini

Sittard, Alfred, 1878-1942

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Hamburg, 27 Feb. 1930. 1p., German

Sivori, Camillo, 1815-1894

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Andante, Leeds, 30 Sept. 1855. With text (English) on verso

Port. Phot. (Box 115)

Sjögren, Emil, 1853-1918

A. Mus. Quot. S.

Skalkottas, Nikolaos, 1904-1949

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Kretikos]. 3p.

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Second Little Suite, for Solo Violin and Piano, c1953. 11p. Blueprint score

Mus. ms. Repro.: [Sonatine]. 4p.

Slevogt, Max, 1868-1932

P. card S.: to Bruno Eisner. Neukastel, 14 Oct. 1927. German. With ink drawing

A. Card S.: [to Bruno Eisner]. Neukastel, 1928. German. With drawing on verso

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Neukastel, 22 Oct. 1931. 2p., German. With typescript of letter

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. n.p., n.d. 1p., German. With ink drawing

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Slonimsky, Nicolas, 1894-1995

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Smetana, Bedrich, 1824-1884

Mus. ms. S. Repro.: IV Symfonická básun, [symphonic poems, No. 4, From Bohemia's Woods and Fields]. 5p. Photographic reproduction of excerpt

A. L. S.: [to the Association of Singers of the Typographers in Prague]. Gabjenice, 14 Feb. 1878. 1p., Czechoslovakian

Sontag, Henriette, 1806-1854

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 20 Mar. 1838. 4p., French

Sontheim, Heinrich, 1820-1912

A. Alb. l. S.: Stuttgart, 23 Oct. 1866. 1p., German

Souberbielle [Léon Souberbiele, éditeur?]

Mus. ms. cop. S.: Jeux d'Enfants, to Ricardo Viñes. 19p.

Spagnoletti, Paolo, 1768-1834

A. L. S.: to Lord Burghersh. Bompton Square, 4 Aug. 1825. 1p., English

Spazier, Johann Gottlieb Karl, 1761-1805

3 A. L. S.: 20 Feb. 1791, 4 Aug. 1802, 14 Aug. 1804. 4p., German

T. Doc.: Biographical data. 2p., German

Spazierer, Michaelis

Mus. ms. cop.: Missa da Requiem, à 4 vocibus. 17p., 34x22cm. Full Score. Marked "227, Director of Choir, St. Michael in Vienna"

Spena, Lita, 1904-1989

Mus. ms. cop.: Suite para piano. 18p.

Speyer, Wilhelm, 1790-1878

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Spies, Adolf, b. 1890

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rosen, Cologne, 28 Feb. 1920. 3p., 34x27cm. German

Spies, Hermine, 1857-1893

3 A. L. S.: to ?. Wiesbaden, 1 Jan. 1871, 18 Dec. 1883; n.p. n.d. 9p., German

Spindler, Fritz, 1817-1905

A. L. S.: to ?. [Niederlössnitz bei Dresden?], 8 June 1885. 2p., German

Spinner, Leopold, 1906-1980

Mus. ms. Repro.: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, op. 4, 1947. 41p. Full score. Blueprint score

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Spitta, Julius August Philipp, 1841-1894

P. card S.: to Friedrich Chrysander. Berlin, 2 Aug. 1893. German

Spohr, Louis, 1784-1859

A. L. S.: to Fr. Schmidt. Cassel, 27 Apr. 1826. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Johann Simon Hermstedt. Cassel, 17 June 1836. 1p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Vater unser von Klopstock. 46p., German. Signature of ownership by W. Speyer

Stadler, Albert, 1794-1888

A. Doc. S.: Lieb Minna, 27 [June?] 1815. 2p., German. Set to music by Schubert

Stahl, Hermenn Wilhelm, 1872-1954

A. Mus. ms. S.: A Piece for String Quartet, [1943?]. 5p. (parts), 32x24cm.

Stalden, Peter, 1910-1996

T. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. London, 5 July 1958. 1p., German

2 Docs. S.

Starck

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Stavenhagen, Bernhard, 1862-1914

A. L. S.: to Lindner. [Philadelphia?], 16 Feb. 1895. 4p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Heilige Elisabeth by Liszt. Weimar, 31 May 1902

Clip: with portrait engraving and biographical information (Box 115)

Steinbach, Fritz, 1855-1916

P. card S.: to Carlos Droste. Meningen, 9 Feb. 1901. German

Steinberg, Maximilian Oseyecich, 1883-1946

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Leningrad, 23 June 1929. 1p., German

Stekel, Eric-Paul, b. 1898

A. L. S.: [to Alma Mahler]. Grenoble, 14 Jan. 1958. 2p., German

Stenz, Arthur

A. L. S.: to Miss A. Cumberland. Dresden, 18 Nov. 1884. 1p., German. On verso, listings of music in another hand

Stephan, Rudi, 1887-1915

P. card S.: to Wilhelm Scheele. Munich, Theresicentr. 1318I. German

Pri. Sco. A. Rev.: Lieder [Ten songs]. 20p. First proofs

3 Clip.: Reports on the debut concert in Munich which featured Stephan's opera 2, 3, and 4. German

Steuermann, Edward, 1892-1964

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Drei Brecht Lieder, No. III, "Gedanken über die Dauer des Exils," for Voice and Piano, 1945], dated at end, 19 June ?. 4p., 34x17cm. Complete score

A. L. S.: to Julius Schloss. New York, 17 Nov. 1949. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. New York, 30 Sept. 1964. 1p., German

T. Card: to the Moldenhauers. New York, 11 Nov. 1964. 1p. Death announcement

Prog.: Flyer. Announcing two Steuermann concerts, with portrait photograph reproduced, 1964

2 Clip.: 4p.

Port. Phot.: 1964 (Box 115)

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Stiedry, Fritz, 1883-1968

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. New York, 30 Mar. 1945. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Zurich, Easter Monday 1959, 6p., German. Comments on his three-act opera; Wozzeck

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Zurich, 25 June 1959. 2p., German. Lists three corrections in musical notation; Klemperer; Wozzeck

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Stockhausen, Julius, 1826-1906

A. L. S.: to Sir George Grove. Frankfurt, 27 June 1884. 4p., English

Stockhausen, Karlheinz, b. 1928

A. Mus. ms.: Klavierstücke VIII, 1954. 3p., 33x25cm. + 26x26cm., pencil. Complete draft and sketches

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Locust Valley, New York, 5 Feb. 1963. 2p., English

T. Doc.: Lecture notes. For Stockhausen lecture at Washington State University, 3 Dec. 1958. With Typed biographical notes and introduction by Hans Moldenhauer. 3p., English

3 Doc. S.: Brochures. 1958

Doc. S.: from Die Reihe. 1958. 9p., English

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sonatine für Klavier und Violine, 1950. 11p.

3 Clip.: 23 Nov., 6 Dec. 1958, n.d. English

Stoltz, Rosine, 1815-1903

A. L. S.: to ?. n.p., 22 Sept. 1860[?]. 2p., French

Straube, Karl, 1873-1950

3 A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Bad Gastein, 4 Mar., 27 June 1926; Leipzig, 20 Sept. 1928. 5p., German

P. card: to Karl Weigl, from Straube's wife. Leipzig, 17 Mar. 1934. German

Strauss, Richard, 1864-1949

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Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971

Pri. Sco. Rev.: Threni, id est lamentationes Jeremiae prophetae, for Six Solo Voices, Chorus, and Orchestra. 70p. folio, 35x26cm. Undated printer's proofs (Boosey & Hawkes) incorporating corrections in the hand of Leopold Spinner from first proofs through final corrections for the second edition

A. L. S.: to Edward Clark. Paris, 17 May 1927. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to Boaz Piller. Los Angeles, 21 Dec. 1939. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Edward Clark. n.p., n.d. 2p., French

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Lillian Libman. New York, 25 Jan. 1962

Call. c. Annot.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Hollywood, 10 May 1961. English. With typed document by Stravinsky regarding The Death of Anton Webern

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [The Firebird], to Boaz Piller, Paris, 10 June 1922. 1p. On verso, musical quotation from Fontane di Roma by Respighi, to Piller, 20 June 1922

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "Nul, nul...," Boston, 15 Mar. 1935

A. Mus. Quot. S.: [Pétrouchka], London

Pri. Sco. S.: Scherzo à la Russe, New York: Associated Music Publishers, c1945. 34p.

Pri. Sco. S: Sonata for Two Pianos, New York: Associated Music Publishers, c1945. 48p.

Prog.: 15-16 Mar. 1935. U.S. premieres of Fireworks and Perséphone, with the Cecilia Society Chorus and Arthur Fiedler

Doc.: Brochure from Broadcast Music, Inc.

Port. Draw. Gr. Repro. S.: Caricature of Stravinsky and Picasso, by Jean Cocteau, to Boaz Piller, Providence, 28 Nov. 1939. With musical quotations from The Rite of Spring and The Barber of Seville (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, 15 Mar. 1935. Conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to the Spokane Conservatory, 1955 (Box 115)

Port. Draw. Repro. S.: to Boaz Piller, Boston, Nov. 1939. Drawing by Picasso, 31 Dec. 1920 (Box 115)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: Chroniques de ma vie, Paris: Denoël et Steele, 1935, to Piller, Boston, 1939 (Shelf)

(Shelf)Bk. S.: Poetics of Music, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1947 (Shelf)

Streicher, Nanette, 1769-1833

A. L. S.: to ?. Vienna, 1 June 1823. 3p., German

Stroe, Aurel, b. 1932

A. Card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. 1969. 1p., English

Stuckenschmidt, Hans Heinz, 1901-1988

T. L. S.: to Adolph Weiss. Berlin, 3 Sept. 1930. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Berlin, 13 Apr. 1960. 1p., German. Regarding Karl Amadeus Hartmann

Sucher, Rosa, 1849-1927

2 A. L. S.: to Fustigrath. Hamburg. 2, 17 May 1887. 6p., German

Suk, Josef, 1874-1935

P. card S.: to Mrs. Dvorak. Nice, 15 Mar. 1898. 1p., German. With accompanying letter to Hans Moldenhauer, from Josef Suk (grandson), 20 Mar. 1975

A. Alb. l. S.: also signed by members of the Bohemian String Quartet. St. Gallen, 29 Oct. 1920

Suppé, Franz, 1819-1895

A. L. S.: to André. n.p., 11 Mar. 1882. 2p., German. Regarding unauthorized arrangements of his works

Swarowsky, Hans, 1899-1975

A. L. S.: [to Klara Kwartin]. Vienna, 15 Nov. 1924. 2p., German. Relates news of musical life in Vienna; Webern

Swert, Jules de, 1843-1891

A. L. S.: to E. Spegl. Vienna, 5 Oct. 1878. 2p., German. With attached clipping regarding Die Albigenser

Port. Phot. S. Repro. (Box 110)

Szigeti, Joseph, 1892-1973

A. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. Palos Verdes, 29 Jan. 1958. 1p., English

Szymanowski, Karol, 1882-1937

A. L. S.: to Stein. Warsaw, n.d. 3p., German. Regarding score changes

3 Clip.: 3p., German. With biographical information (Box 115)

2 Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 115)

Täglichsbeck, Thomas, 1799-1867

A. L. S.: [to Hubert Lind?]. Löwenburg, 20 Jan. 1857. 2p., German

Tailleferre, Germaine, 1892-1983

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Concerto pour piano et 12 instruments, to Princess Édmond de Polignac, for Alfred Cortot, 26 Jan. 1924. 77p., 24x32cm., inks, pencil, crayon. Full score

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Hommage à Debussy, 2 Oct. 1920. 3p., 31x24cm., ink, pencil

A. L. S.: [to Alfred Cortot]. n.p., n.d. Lundi, n.d. 2p., French

Tamburini, Antonio, 1800-1876

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Tamkin, David, 1906-1975

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Taneyev, Sergei, 1856-1915

A. L. S.: to Schaeffer. Moscow, 13 Oct. 1901. 1p., German

Tansman, Alexandre, 1897-1986

A. Mus. ms. S.: Musica a Cinque, Paris, Sept.-Nov. 1956. 12p., 35x27cm., ink. Complete sketches

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Musica a Cinque, 1955. 1p.

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Jan. 1928. By Eschig (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: to the Spokane Conservatory, Paris, Jan. 1956 (Box 115)

Taranu, Cornel, b. 1934

Mus. ms. A. Rev.: Dialogues II, 1966-1967. 20p.

Pri. Sco.: Piano Concerto, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica, c1972. 37p.

Taubert, Wilhelm, 1811-1891

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gruss, Berlin, 4 Apr. 1847. 1p., 29x33cm. Mounted on verso, three letters to Ludwig Rellstab, signed by Elise Polko, Robert Prütz, and Johanna Schopenhauer

A. L. S.: to Vivenot. Berlin, 2 [June?] 1846. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Berlin, 9 June 1856. 2p., German

A. L. S.: ?, 4 Feb. 1858. 1p., German

A. L. S.: 17 Nov. 1875. 1p., German

2 Pri. Sco.: 12 Lieder, op. 17, Berlin: Schlesinger, n.d., to Sophie Jacobson, Berlin, Feb. 1843. 10p. each

Tausig, Carl, 1841-1871

A. L. S.: to Spiegl. Vienna, 13 Apr. 1864. 3p., German

L.: to Spiegl, from Tausig's wife. n.p., n.d. 3p., German

Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich, 1840-1893

A. L. S.: [to publisher Pavel Jurgenson]. Kamenka, Ukraine, 13 May (O.S.) 1880. 1p., Russian Mounted with portrait photograph below

A. L. S.: [to Felix Mackar]. Klin, 13/25 Feb. 1889. 4p., French

A. L. S.: to Mania [Hermann Laroche]. 21 July [1890]. 4p., Russian. With letter of authentication by William Lichtenwagner, Library of Congress (18 May 1971)

Doc. S.: [The Cossmann Testimonial]. Moscow, [between 1868-1864]. 3p., German. Also signed by Nikolai Rubinstein, Ferdinand Laub, Nikolai Kashkin, Hermann Laroche, Eduard Langer, Alexander Ivanovich Dubuque, Vladimir Kashperov, Alex. S. Rasmadse, Johann Hrimlay, Karl Klindworth. Presented to Bernhard Cossmann on his retirement from the Moscow Conservatory, recalls his teaching skills

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Tscharodeika, to L. A. Vizentini, St. Petersburg, 23 Oct. 1887. 7m. in piano score, beginning of the Overture

Port. Gr.: with Siloti. Signed by Siloti (mounted with letter above, and note, Boston, 17 Feb. 1898) (Box 115)

Tcherepnin, Alexander, 1899-1977

A. Mus. ms.: [Elegie], for violin and piano. 5p. (full score) + 2p. (parts), 33x27cm., ink. Fair copy

A. Mus. ms. S.: La Quatrième, for piano solo, 5-6 Feb. 1949, to Hans Moldenhauer, 28 Sept. 1955. 4p., 34x28cm., pencil. Fair copy

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. San Francisco, 29 Aug. 1955; Chicago, 28 Sept. 1955. 5p., English. Details life, compositional process

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Chicago, 2 Nov. 1955. 1p., English

Pri. Sco. S.: Sonate en Fa Majeur pour violon et piano, Paris: Durand, n.d., to Emanuel Zeltin, 14 Sept. 1926. 25p. (piano-violin score)

Pri. Sco. S.: Symphonia en Mi pour Orchestre, op. 42, Paris: Durand, c1929, to Rudolph Ganz, Chicago, 17 Sept. 1948. 80p.

3 Docs.: Brochures

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Chicago, 28 Sept. 1955. By Harcourt (Box 115)

Telemann, Georg Philipp, 1681-1767

A. Mus. ms. S.: Drama per musica composta di Melante, 1711. 1 leaf (30m.), 29x20cm., ink. Draft of the beginning of the Overture, in four parts. Includes authentication of the manuscript by Aloys Fuchs and explanation of Telemann's use of the pseudonym "Melante"

Terényi, Ede, b. 1935

Pri. Sco.: Compozitie Pentru Orga, Cluj: Conservatorul de Musica, 1971. 26p.

Ternina, Milka, 1863-1941

A. L. S.: to Mary E. L. Joline. New York, 17 Nov. 1901. 2p., English

Terrasse, Claude, 1867-1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: Pantagruel, "Bacchanale." 1p. (13m.). Fragment

A. L. S.: Paris, 14 [Dec?] 1910. 1p., French

A. L. S.: Paris, 12 Oct. 1913. 1p., French

Doc.: Biographical sketch

Terziari Canzonetta, ca. 1768

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gratias, et Domine, a due soprani. 5p. (score, 23x30cm.) + 5p. (parts, 24-25x19cm.)

Tetrazzini, Luisa, 1871-1940

A. L. S.: to Ethel Blackburn and Constance Golle. London, 17 June 1908. 1p., French

Thalberg, Sigismond, 1812-1871

A. Mus. ms. S.: Souvenir de Pesth, Airs hongrois variés, for piano solo, to Vincent Almasy, Paris, 1846. 6p., 35x27cm., ink

2 A. L. S.: to Rudolph de Vivenot. n.p., n.d.; Berlin, 29 Jan. 1839. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Paris, 6 Apr. 1843. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Dessauer. Ischia, 27 Sept. 1843. 3p., French. With postscript by Mme. Thalberg

A. L. S.: to Willert. Naples, 17 Dec. 1866. 2p., English

A. L. S.: to Dessauer. n.p., n.d. 3p., German. Includes a self-caricature

A. L. S.: n.p., 29 May. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Allegretto, Karlsruhe, 16 Aug. 1839

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Andante in G Minor, London, 15 July 1847

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Lento, Milan, 24 Nov. 1841

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Presto, Edinburgh, 22 Jan. 1838. On verso, album leaf musical quotation signed, by Theodor Döhler, 8 May 1840

Port. Caric.: see letter above

Thibaud, Jacques, 1880-1953

A. Mus. ms. S.: Minute Caprice by Rodé, arranged by Thibaud, to Mischa Elman, New York, 26 Apr. 1920. 4p., 35x27cm.

A. L. S.: to Carl Flesch. Paris, 28 Dec. 1907. 4p., French

A. Doc. S.: Address list. 2p.

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller. Boston, Feb. 1921. By Stein (Box 115)

Thomas, Ambroise, 1811-1896

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ricercare, No. 3. 2p., 35x27cm. Excerpt in piano score

A. L. S.: Paris, 20 July 1857. 2p., French

A. L. S.: to ?. 8 July 1866. 1p., French

L. S.: Paris, 14 June 1890. 1p., French

Port. Caric. (Box 115)

Port. Engr. S. Repro. (Box 115)

Port. Lith.: with biographical sketch. Mounted with autograph letter signed, Paris, 1877. 1p., French (Box 115)

2 Port. Phot. Repro: with clipping (Box 115)

Thomé, Francis, 1850-1909

A. L. S.: Paris, 16 Jan. 1890. 1p., English

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., French

Thompson, Dorothy, 1894-1961

2 T. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Vermont, 25 Aug. 1958, 9 Feb. 1959. 5p., English

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Vermont, 16 Sept. 1958. 2p., English

Tichatschek, Josef, 1807-1886

A. L. S.: to Pellet. Vienna, 24 Oct. 1837. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to a theater director. n.p., 22 Dec. 1838. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to the Chairman of the North German Music Festival. Dresden, 11 Apr. 1843. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to a court councillor. Hamburg, 23 Mar. 1846. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "Heil euch," from Wagner's Rienzi, Dresden, Aug. 1846

Tietjens, Therese, 1831-1887

A. L. S.: to Luigi. London, 20 May 1873. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to a physician. [London], n.d. 1p., German

Tinel, Edgar, 1854-1912

A. L. S.: Brussels, 22 Oct. 1909. 1p., French

Toch, Ernst, 1887-1964

A. Mus. ms.: [Fourth Symphony]. 4p., 34x27cm., pencil. Sketches

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tanz-Suite, op. 30, 1923, 1924. 42p., 34x27cm., ink. The cover lists the date of composition as 1923, while the title page lists it as 1924

2 A. L. S.: to Otto Jokl. Mannheim, 27 June 1923; 12 July 1923. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to Otto Jokl. Mannheim, 20 July 1923. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Otto Jokl. Mannheim, 30 Oct. 1923. German

T. L. S.: to Otto Jokl. Berlin, 18 July 1930. 1p., German

P. card S.: to Paul Pisk. Pacific Palisades, 4 Nov. 1937. German

3 T. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Santa Monica, 24 Apr. 1947; 28 Nov. 1948; 15 Jan. 1963. 3p., English

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Santa Monica, 20 Oct. 1948. 1p., English

P. card S.: to Adolph Weiss. Cathedral City, California, 29 Mar. 1949. English

6 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Santa Monica, 1955-1960. 6p., English, German

P. card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Santa Monica, 31 Mar. 1962. English

2 A. Mus. Quot. S.: First Piano Concerto, op. 38. Quotations differ in time signature. See portrait photograph below

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Zweite Symphonie, op. 73. 152p.

2 Docs.: Brochures. With portrait photograph, work list, and biographical information. English

Prog.: Vienna, 11 Jan. 1952

Clip.: "Toch to Record Chamber Works for CR." 1p., English

Pri. Sco. S.: Burlesken für Klavier, op. 31, Mainz: Schott, 1924, to Hans Moldenhauer, Los Angeles, 24 Oct. 1955. 16p. Also signed by Hans Moldenhauer

Pri. Sco. S.: Der Jongleur, Mainz: Schott, 1955

2 Pri. Sco. S.: 10 Concert Studies I, II, Mainz: Schott 1931

Pri. Sco. S.: 10 Easy Studies, Mainz: Schott, 1931

2 Pri. Sco. S.: 10 Recital Studies I, II, Mainz: Schott, 1931

Pri. Sco. S.: 10 Studies for Beginners, Mainz: Schott, 1931

2 Pri. Sco. S.: 10 Studies of Medium Difficulty I, II, Mainz: Schott, 1931

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Nov. 1955. By Fayer (Box 115)

Port. Phot. S.: Boston, 25 Mar. 1932. With autograph musical quotation above (Box 115)

Tomaschek, Wenzel Johann, 1774-1850

A. L. S.: [to a publisher]. Prague, 31 Mar. 1842. 2p., German. Announcing a new song; views on artistic and human affairs

A. L. S.: to C. C. Kraukling. Dresden, 22 July 1846. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to a composer in Frankfurt]. Prague, 12 Jan. 1848. 2p., German. Comments on his own artistic independence; musical conditions in Prague

Rcpt. S.: 29 Dec. 1849. German

Tomasi, Henri, 1901-1971

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer

Toscanini, Arturo, 1867-1957

Sig.

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Tosti, Sir Paolo, 1846-1916

A. card S.: n.p., 28 Dec. 1885. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: London, 11 May. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: London, 19 June. 3p., French

A. L. S.: French. Fragment

A. Alb. l. S.: Villa d'Este, Sept. 1880

2 Pri. Sco. S.: A Greyswood; La serenata, to Mrs. Goodall, Sept. 1899. 5p., 15p.

Clip.: showing portrait. English (Box 115)

Tours, Berthold, 1838-1897

A. Mus. ms. S.: A Passing Cloud, 6p., 30x24cm., English

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Travnicek, Josef, d. 1975

T. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. [Vienna], 29 Apr. 1973. 2p., German. Details the Arnold Schoenberg Society

Trebelli, Zélia, 1838-1892

2 A. L. S.: Liverpool, 12 Nov.; London, n.d. 4p., French

Sig.

Treirschke, Friedrich, 1776-1842

A. L. S.: to Gottlieb Benedikt Bierey. Vienna, 3 Nov. 1821. 2p., German

Tuczek-Ehrenburg, Leopoldine, 1821-1883

2 A. L. S.: Berlin, 23 Feb. 1843, 7 Dec. 1854. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to L. Hahn. n.p., 27 Jan. 1855. 1p., German

Turina, Joaquín, 1882-1949

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rima, para canto y piano, to Henri Collet, Sevilla, Oct. 1908. 7p., 35x27cm., Spanish, ink, with additional text (French) in pencil. Text by Becquer. Complete score. Signed twice

Tyson, Alan, b. 1926

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Uhl, Alfred, 1909-1992

A. Mus. ms. S.: Kleine Suite für Viola. 4p., 34x24cm. Complete draft

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Vienna, 30 Dec. 1975. 1p., German

Doc. Repro.: Work list. 2p., German

Port. Phot. S.: by Fayer (Box 116)

Unger, Karoline, 1803-1877

A. L. S.: to Robert. Turin, 22 July 1829. 1p., French

2 A. L. S.: 9 Feb. 1829, 1877[?]. 6p., German

A. L. S.: to Schober. Paris, 8 Jan.[?] 1844. 3p., German

Urspruch, Anton, 1850-1907

P. card S.: to Carlos Droste. Frankfurt, 7 Mar. 1901. German

Utrillo, Maurice, 1883-1955

Paint. S.: [Paris street scene]. Vignette, painted by the artist, for a Christmas dinner given by him in 1921, to Armand Parent, 1921. Menu is in Utrillo's hand. 21x13cm. Signed on the painting

Vanhal, Johann Baptist, 1739-1815

A. L. S.: Vienna, 11 Feb. 1789. 2p., German. Stipulates fees for specified compositions

Vega, Aurelio de la, b. 1925

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Magic Labyrinth, for any number of any instruments and/or any number of any voices, Northridge, 12 June 1975. 1p., 28x36cm., multicolored (Box 57)

Verdi, Giuseppe, 1813-1901

A. Mus. ms.: [Attila]. "Romanza," aria for tenor and orchestra, to Nicola Ivanoff, Milan, 15 Nov. 1845 [sic]. 16p., 24x32cm., ink. Commissioned by Rossini for Ivanoff, a new romanza for Foresto, Act III. Complete score. With letter to Albi Rosenthal, from Pierluigi Petrobelli, Instituto di Studi Verdiani, 12 July 1969

L.: to Verdi, from the Duke of Parma's parochial opera company. Busseto, 9 July 1839. 2p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Léon Escudier. Napoli, 22 Dec. 1872. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to a baron. Busseto, 31 Oct. 1882. 2p., Italian. Mentions Simone Boccanegra and Don Carlos

A. L. S.: to Marchesi. Sa. Agata, 21 Aug. 1887. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Zaffignara. Sa. Agata, 21 Aug. 1887. 1p., Italian

Tlgm.: to Muck. Berlin, 30 Nov. 1894. Italian. On verso of telegram, draft of response letter by Verdi. Regarding Berlin performance of Falstaff

Doc.: Letter[?]. To Verdi, from Maggie[?]. Milan, 20 Feb. 1870. 4p., English

Port. Engr. S. (Box 116)

3 Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 116)

Viardot, Pauline, 1821-1910

2 A. Mus. mss. S.: Andantino, 28 Aug. 1839. 4p. (pp. 95-7), 22x29cm., ink. For piano solo. On same double leaf, arrangement of same by Charles Zeuner, for 2 violins, viola, and cello, 23 Oct. 1839, to Pauline Viardot-Garcia. On last page, à la Libertad, a canon, by Escudero, 2 Aug. 1839

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Polka], 17 May 1847. 1p., 34x26cm., ink. Complete sketch

9 A. L. S.: to [Karl] Eckert and [Bartolf Senff]. Paris, Baden-Baden, 1858-1869. 20p., French

A. L. S.: to ?. London, 9 Sept. 1870. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Miss Holden. London, 7 Jan. 1871. 1p., English. On verso, clipping reviewing concerts by Viardot-Garcia, and Halle

A. L. S.: to Chorley, Baden, 11 June. 2p., English

A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 3p., French

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Vidal, Paul Antonin, 1863-1931

A. L. S.: Rome, n.d. 1p., French

Port. Phot. Repro.: by Manuel (Box 116)

Vidal, Pedro

A. Mus. ms. S.: Capricho Español, para piano, to Ricardo Viñes, Rosario, 16 Sept. 1930. 9p., 34x26cm.

Vierne, Louis, 1870-1937

Pri. Sco. S.: Deux pièces pour alto, No. 1, Le Soir, [to Th. LaBarge?], Paris: Leduc, c1895. 7p.

Vieux, Maurice, 1884-1951

Port. Phot. Repro. S.: to Boaz Piller, Sept. 1927

Vieuxtemps, Henry, 1820-1881

A. L. S.: to Alarg. [Paris?], 13 Feb. 1863. 1p., French

Port. Lith. (Box 116)

Vignand, Henri de

A. L. S.: to Raoul Pugno. Roubaix, 26 Jan. 1909. 3p., French

Viñes, Ricardo, 1875-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Menuet Spectral, "a la mèmoire de Maurice Ravel," Paris, Dec. 1937-Jan. 1938. 4p., 35x27cm. Incomplete

12 Mus. mss.: [Music manuscripts, some are incomplete, most are unsigned. Includes manuscripts of Antonio Piedrahita, Rafael Romero Rinola, Ramón Seca, and Enrique Prins]

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Viotti, Giovanni Battista, 1755-1824

A. L. S.: Bath, 7 Apr. 1815. 1p., French. Commenting on a concert by Cherubini

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Virchi, Paolo, ca. 1550-1610

A. Doc. S.: Tax document [Brescia?], [1588?]. 1p., Italian

Vlad, Roman, b. 1919

2 Cards S.: [to Alma Mahler]. n.p., 1957-1958, n.d. 2p., German. With photograph of child

Vogel, Wladimir, 1896-1984

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Gerhard, Roberto

Vogler, Georg Joseph, 1749-1814

A. L. S.: Darmstadt, 7 Feb. 1810. 1p., German

Voiculescu, Dan, b. 1940

A. Mus. ms. S.: Croqui. 2p., 35x25cm.

Mus. ms. Repro. S.: Sonate, piesa pentru pian, Cluj: Conservatorul de Muzica, 1971. 6p.

Volbach, Fritz, 1861-1940

A. L. S.: Mainz, Oct. 1904. 4p., German

Wachtel, Theodor, 1823-1893

A. L. S.: Vienna, 1 May 1862. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to a professor. [London], dated twice, 3 July 1864, 1 July 1865. 3p., German

A. L. S.: Pittsburgh, 28 Jan. 1872. 1p., Italian

Port. Phot. S.: Vienna, 19 Dec. 1860. By Harmsen (Box 116)

Wagenseil, Georg, Christoph, 1715-1777

A. Mus. ms.: Responsoria. Terza Quinta in Cena Domini ad Matutinum, n.d. 34p., 22x31cm., Latin. Set for alto and tenor solo with four-part choir, with violin and basso continuo accompaniment. Authenticity confirmed on front cover by Aloys Fuchs, 9 Sept. 1831; on verso, Fuchs relates story about seven-year-old Mozart at the imperial court at Vienna

Wagner, Cosima, 1837-1930

A. L. S.: n.p., 26 Jan. 1866. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to Eugen Lindner]. Bayreuth, 10 Mar. 1897. 2p., German

P. card S.: [to Bodenstein]. Bayreuth, Dec. 1926. German

A. Doc.: Manifesto. Draft, concerning the resolution to leave the early works of Wagner unperformed and unpublished. 4p., German

Wagner, Eva, 1867-1942

A. L. S.: [to Klaar]. Florence, 10 May 1900. 3p., German

Wagner, Friedelind, 1918-1991

T. L. S.: to Rudolph Ganz. Chicago, 12 Mar. 1948. 1p., English

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. New York, 1956. 3p., German

Wagner, Peter, 1865-1931

A. L. S.: to Wilhelm Widmann. Freiberg, 18 July 1906. 1p., German

2 P. card S.: to Wilhelm Widmann. Freiberg, 28 Jan. 1916, 4 July 1919. German

Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883

Mus. ms. A. Annot. S.: [Der fliegende Holländer], Overture. 1p., 32x24cm., ink with red ink. Opening page in full score. With fourteen-line instruction to engraver regarding arrangement of the instrumentation, initialed "R.W."

Mus. ms.: Der Tannenbaum, Ballade für Piano, Berlin. 2p., 27x35cm. Complete text of poem, incomplete piano score. Inscribed to E. Corning, Geneva, 4 Feb. 1883, by previous owner, Edouard Krause. With two letters, to Hans Moldenhauer, from the Pierpont Morgan Library (19 Nov. 1963), and from the Richard-Wagner-Archiv (13 Jan. 1964)

A. L. S.: to Theodor Uhlig. Zurich, 5 Aug. 1852. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Bourdillat. Paris, 19 Nov. 1860. 1p., French

A. L. S.: Vienna, 15 Dec. 1862. 1p., German. On behalf of Peter Cornelius

A. L. S.: to K. Maier. St. Petersburg, [1862]. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to E. W. Fritsch]. Lucerne, 21 Dec. 1870. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to A. Stuher, a book dealer. Bayreuth, 16 June 1872. 1p., German

3 A. L. S.: to Alois Schmitt. Bayreuth, 7 Jan., 20 Mar. 1875; Venice, 21 Sept. 1876. 11p., German

A. L. S.: to Signora Giovanni Lucca. Sorrento, 22 Oct. 1876. 4p., French. Regarding suggested cuts for Rienzi

A. L. S.: to the Archduke of Schwerin. Bayreuth, 16 Mar. 1877. 3p., German

Mus. ms. Repro.: Siegfried-Idyll. Facsimile of autograph score in Wahnfried Archive, Bayreuth, Munich, 1923. Inscription to Hans Rosbaud, from Muck (23 Oct. 1937)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Der Tannenbaum, 1838. 3p. Photostat

Doc.: Catalog. "The Richard-Wagner-Museum," Tribschen-Luzern, 1956. 50p., German

Doc.: Catalog. "The Wagner Collection," Roundelay Vook & Music Shop. 73p.

Clip.: "Morgan to Show Rare Documents," in the New York Times, 7 Oct. 1963. 1p., English

24 Phot.: Bayreuther Festspiele, 1956 (Box 116)

Port. Phot. (Box 116)

Bk: Richard Wagner: Life, Work, Festspielhaus, Bayreuth: Festspielleitung, n.d. Signed by Wolfgang Wagner, Bayreuth, 9 Aug. 1956

Wagner, Siegfried, 1869-1930

P. card S.: to Dr. Adams. Bayreuth, 29 May 1905. English

P. card S.: to the editor of Simplicissimus. Halle, 25 Feb. 1910. German

P. card S.: Bayreuth, 8 Oct. 1911. 1p., German. Fragment

P. card S.: to Bodenstein. Bayreuth, 27 Dec. 1913. German

Sig.: on calling card of Dr. Felix Huch

Port. Gr.: Siegfried Wagner with Muck and Felix Mottl before the Bayreuth Festival House (Box 116)

Wagner, Wolfgang, b. 1919

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Wagner, Richard

Wagner-Régeny, Rudolf, 1903-1969

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Blacher, Boris

Waldteufel, Emile, 1837-1915

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Les Violettes Valse, Paris, 2 May 1898. 1p. Mounted with portrait lithograph, to German

Walker, Edyth, 1867[?]-1950

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Krantz, Eugen

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Orgeni, Aglaja

Waller, Amalie, 1911-1973

Port. Gr.: Weilnachten, 1970

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Walter, Bruno, 1876-1962

P. card S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 21 Jan. 1909. German

2 A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. London, 14 May 1930; Beverly Hills, 27 Dec. 1939. 3p., German

2 T. L. S.: to Kurt Manschinger. Vienna, 8 Nov. 1937; New York, 10 Mar. 1941. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Kurt Manschinger. Paris, 30 Apr. 1939. 2p., German

T. L. S.: to Charles Haubiel. New York, 26 Apr. 1941. 1p., English

Pri. Card: New York, March 1944

T. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. Beverly Hills, 23 Sept. 1956. 1p., German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Beverly Hills, 16 Sept. 1958. 1p., German

Tlgm.: to Alma Mahler. Beverly Hills, 14 Feb. 1959. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler. 1p., German. Letter fragment from Delia (wife), with postscript signed by Bruno Walter

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler, from Delia (wife). Santa Monica, 7 Feb. 1959. 3p., German

A. Doc. S.: Recommendation. For Karl Weigl as composer and teacher. New York, 26 Mar. 1939. 1p., English

Pri. Sco. Annot. S.: Orpheus by Gluck. Piano-vocal score. 142p. Used by Walter, containing numerous autograph annotations, and 14p. of manuscript reproduced. Also includes notes by Hans Rosbaud

Prog.: London, 24-25 Oct. 1946. 8p., English

Port. Phot. (Box 116)

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, Sept. 1958 (Box 116)

Walter, Georg A., 1875-1952

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Stuttgart, 16 Oct. 1930. 2p., German

Wanning, Johannes, 1537-1603

A. Mus. ms. S.: "Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt," Discantus, Tenor, Bassus, 9p., 16x22cm., German. Complete parts

Warlock, Peter, 1894-1930

A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: Pretty Ring Time, Eynsford, Kent, May 1926. 4p., 30x23cm., English, ink, pencil. Song with piano accompaniment, to poem by Shakespeare. Complete score

Weber, Bernhard Anselm, 1764-1821

A. L. S.: to Christian von Mechel. Berlin, 31 Dec. 1813. 1p., German

Weber, Carl Maria von, 1786-1826

A. L. S.: to Peter Ritter. Dresden, 30 July 1818. 1p., German

A. L. S.: to Simrock. Dresden, 12 Sept. 1819. 1p., German. With two letters signed from Anton Meysel, writing on behalf of Simrock, 21 Sept., 19 Nov. 1819

A. L. S.: to Baron von Budberg. Dresden, 20 Nov. 182[?]. 2p., German, with translation. Bound with two portrait engravings

A. L. S.: to Frau von Chezy. Dresden, 17 June 1823. 1p., German

2 Port. Engr.: see letter above. By Carl Mayer; Payne after a painting by Jügel (Box 116)

Weber, Max Maria von, 1822-1881

2 A. L. S.: Dresden, 8 Dec. 1864, 22 May 1870. 5p., German

A. L. S.: to ?. Berlin, 2 April 1879. 2p., German

Webern, Anton, 1883-1945

A. Mus. ms. S.: [First Cantata, op. 29, No. 2], Kleiner Flügel Ahornsamen..., to Hildegard Jone, 1938. 14p., 34x27cm., German, ink. Full score. Presentation copy inscribed on title page to "Hildegard Jone von Ihrem Anton Webern" (58/1)

A. Mus. ms. Annot.: [Five Canons on Latin Texts, op. 16, No. 4], Lateinische Lieder, " Asperges me.... " 2 leaves, 16x26cm., Latin, ink, pencil. Complete draft (58/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Five Sacred Songs for Voice and Instruments, op. 15], Mein Weg geht jetzt vorüber. 2p., 32x25cm., German, ink, pencil. Unsigned; Fahr' hin, o Seel..., to Hildegard Jone, Mödling, 25 June 1929. 2p., 28x38cm., German, ink, Full score. Presentation copy bearing the inscription, "Frau Hildegard Jone in Herxlichkeit von Ihrem A. Webern," with a small photograph of Webern pasted on the margin (58/3)

A. Mus. ms.: [Five Songs after Poems by Richard Dehmel], Himmelfahrt, 1908[?]. 4p., 34x26cm., German, ink. Dated in pencil. Number III of the cycle (58/4)

A. Mus. ms. Annot.: [Passacaglia for Orchestra, op. 1, 1908]. 4p., 34x26cm., ink, pencil. Full score, mm.1-56 (58/5)

A. Mus. ms.: Quartett, Preglhof, 25 Aug. 1905. 21p., 34x26cm., ink. pencil. Full score. On verso of title page, quotation from the writinbs of Jacob Böhme (58/6)

A. Mus. ms. Rev.: [Rondo, for string quartet], [Vienna, 1906]. 6p., 34x26cm., ink, pencil, blue pencil. First draft, mm.1-39 (m.13 is missing). Includes various sketches, some close to mm.140-141 (58/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sechs Lieder nach Gedichten von Georg Trakl, für eine Singstemme, Klarinette, Bass-Klarinette, Geige und Violoncello, op. 14, Klavierauszug, Mödling, 1919, 1921, to Hugo Winter, Nov. 1938. 14p., 21x34cm., German, ink, pencil annotations (58/8)

A. Mus. ms.: Stefan George VII. Ring, op. 3, Dies ist ein Lied. 2p., 34x26cm., German, ink; An Bachesranft. 2p., 34x26cm., German, ink, pencil, colored pencils; Im Morgentau, 3p., 35x27cm., German, ink, title and text in red ink. Signed. Varying indications for opus number and placement of the song within the cycle; Kahl reckt der Baum. 2p., 35x26cm., German, ink (58/9)

3 A. Mus. mss.: [Three Poems for Voice and Piano], Vorfrühling, text by Ferdinand Avenarius, Klagenfurt, 12 Jan. 1900. 1p., 35x27cm., German, ink. Following the closing double bar, a setting of the phrase "Leise tritt auf" for voice, oboe, two horns in E-flat, and harp, 4m.; Nachtgebet der Braut, text by Richard Dehmel, Karfreitag, 1903. 4p., 34x26cm., German, ink; Fromm, text by Gustav Falke, Preglhof, 11 Sept. 1902. 1p., German, ink. Vorfrühling and Fromm appear on the recto and verso of one leaf, and are signed; Nachtgebet der Braut is written on a double leaf. All manuscripts are in full score, 6p. total (58/10)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Three Songs, for Voice, Clarinet and Guitar, op. 18], Volkslied, Schatzerl klein, Mödling, Sept. 1925. 2p., 28x38cm., German, ink. Full score. This presentation copy inscribed [to Emil Hertzka] on the occasion of th 25th anniversary of Universal Edition (58/11)

A. Mus. ms. Rev. S.: Zwei Lieder, "Chinesisch-Deutsche Jahres-und Tageszeiten" von Goethe für gemischten Chor, Celesta, Gitarre, Geige, Klarinette und Bass-Klarinette, op. 19, Weiss wie Lilien; Ziehn die Schafe von der Wiese. 10p., 34x27cm., German, ink with corrections in black, red and blue pencil. Signed on the title page, and on each song. Full score (58/12)

Mus. ms. arr.: Streichquartett, op. 28. 6p., ink. Transcription for piano by Otto Jokl, Oct. 1959 (58/13)

A. L.: to Ernst Diez. Vienna, 28 Dec. 1902. 7p., German (58/14)

2 A. L. S.: to Alban Berg. Danzig, 25 Dec. 1910, 18 Jan. 1911. 11p., German. With a letter to Amalie Webern Waller, from Helene Berg, Vienna, 8 Apr. 1965, about editing the Berg-Webern correspondence. On page 2 of this letter, the editing is assigned to Moldenhauer as of 15 July 1970 (58/14)

7 A. L. S.: to Ludwig and Teresa Zenk. Mödling, 1922-1927. 7p., German (58/14)

P. card S.: to Melanie Guttmann Rice. Alt-Aussee, 24 Aug. 1922. Also signed by Felix and Trudi Greissle, Rudolf Kolisch, Schoenberg, Georg Schönberg, Zemlinsky, and others (58/14)

A. L. S.: to Alexander Zemlinsky. Mödling, 24 Apr. 1923. 1p., German (58/16)

3 A. L. S.: to Ludwig Zenk. Mödling, Maria Enzersdorf, 14 Apr. 1923, 20 Oct. 1925, 27 Mar. 1943. 3p., German (58/16)

2 A. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Mödling, Maria Enzersdorf, 17 Sept. 1930, 7 Nov. 1935. 3p., German (58/15)

2 A. L. S.: [to David Joseph Bach]. Mödling, 14 Nov. 1930, 10 May 1939. 5p., German (58/15)

T. L. S.: [to Paul Sanders]. Mödling, 14 Jan. 1934. German (58/15)

A. L. S.: [to Alban Berg]. [Maria Enzersdorf], 25 Dec. 1934. 1p., German (58/15)

5 P. card S.: to Ludwig Zenk. Maria Enzersdorf, 1934-1936. 1943. German (58/16)

3 P. card S.: to Otto Jokl. Maria Enzersdorf, 10 Nov. 1937, 22 Dec. 1939, 3 Feb. 1940. 6p., German (58/15)

A. L. S.: to Jella Jokl. Maria Enzersdorf, 30 Dec. 1937. 1p., German (58/15)

3 P. card S.: to Erwin Stein. Maria Enzersdorf, 31 Jan., 1 Mar., 29 May 1939. 6p., German (58/16)

P. card S.: from Ludwig Zenk. Gürgl, 12 Aug. 1942. Picture postcard by Zenk. Greetings from Mia Zenk (58/16)

L.: to ?, from R. Tyrolt (actor). Gutenstein, 3 Oct. 1928. 3p., German. Describing Tyrolt's first meeting with Peter Rosegger (1843-1918), a favorite writer of Webern's (58/16)

L.: to Hildegard Jone, from Maria vcon Webern Halbich. [Mittersill], 15 Jan. 1951. 3p., German (58/17)

Card S.: to Hildegard Jone, from Otto Tomek. 1955. German. Season's Greetings from Universal Edition, which quotes a letter by Webern to Berg regarding the significance of Christmas (58/17)

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Arnold Elston. Berkeley, 18 Sept. 1961. 1p., English. Relates his period of study under Webern (58/17)

L.: to Amalie Webern Waller, from Hildegard Jone. 16 Apr. 1963. Easter wishes in a two-line poem (58/17)

8 L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Rosa Warto (Webern's sister). 1963-1964. Includes postcards and letters, one written by Amalie Webern Waller (58/17)

P. card: to Mitzi (Maria) von Webern, signed by her Aunt Leopoldine ("Poldi"), Aunt Maria ("Mitzi"), grandmother [Mörtl], and two cousins. n.p., n.d. (58/17)

L.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from William Hibbard. Iowa City, 7 June 1984. 1p., English. Regarding Six Bagatelles for String Quartet, op. 9 (58/17)

Doc.: Decree of nobility. "Adels-Diplom der Familie Weber van Webern," Vienna, 15 Aug. 1731. 16p., German. Bestowed upon the brothers Johann Jacob and Joseph Antonius Weber. Bound in silk with gold embossing. With ornate coat-of-arms (58/18)

Doc.: File of documents and letters pertaining to Guido von Webern (1888-1962), the composer's first cousin (59/19)

A. Doc.: Poems. Fair copies, Webern's autograph of all poems by Hildegard Jone set to music by him, 29 Nov. 1944, and with Jone's autograph of the text for "Schöpfen aus Brunnen." 12p., German. Includes Drei Lieder, op. 25; Drei Gesänge, op. 23; Das Augenlicht, op. 26; I. Kantate, op. 29; II. Kantate, op. 31. Written out in recitation during an evening, 29 Nov. 1944, honoring the poetess. 20x15cm., in brocade cover (59/2)

T. Doc. S.: "A Webern Scandal (Salzburg, 1922)," Seattle, First International Webern Festival, 16 Jan. 1962. 3p., English. Originally titled "Two Scandals" (1922), personal recollections of Webern given by Ganz at the Festival (59/3)

Call. c.: of Dr. Anton Webern. Maria Enzersdorf (59/3)

Call. c.: of Ann Quartin. She gave the first performance of Webern's Trakl-Lieder, op. 14, in 1924 (59/3)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Drei Lieder, op. 18, c1954 (59/3)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Im Sommerwind, Idylle für grosses Orchester, c1961 by Hans Moldenhauer, Seattle, score dated 25 May 1962. 34p. Full score. Blueprint score. The original score from which Ormandy conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra in the work's premiere in Seattle. With autograph annotations by Ormandy (Box 102)

Mus. ms. Repro.: Der Zigeunerbaron, Schatzwaltzer by Johann Strauss, arranged by Webern, 1921. For piano, harmonium, and string quartet. Microfilm, from the autograph manuscript (at Wiener Stadtbibliothek) (Box 121)

Pri. Sco. S.: Fünf Sätze für Streichquartett, op. 5. Vienna: Universal Edition, c1922, to Amar-Hindemith Quartett, Salzburg, 8 Aug. 1922. 11p. On the Occasion of the work's first performance, which resulted in a riot (59/4)

Pri. Sco.: Fünf Sätze für Streichquartett, op. 5. Vienna: Universal Edition, c1922, to Hans Moldenhauer, May 1962. 11p. Inscribed by Ganz, who used this score at the Salzburg Festival premiere in 1922 (59/4)

Pri. Sco. Annot.: Konzert, op. 24, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1948. 14p. Annotations by Rosbaud (59/5)

Pri. Sco. S.: Passacaglia für Orkester, op. 1, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1922, to Josef Polnauer, 17 Dec. 1922. 37p. (59/6)

Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: Sechs Lieder nach Gedichten von Georg Trakl, op. 14, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1924, "Juli 1924." 16p., German. Composer gives timings of each song. Annotated throughout, presumably by the composer during rehearsals and after the first performance on 20 July 1924 (59/7)

Pri. Sco. S.: Sechs Stücke für grosses Orchester, op. 4, Im Selbstverlag [pub. by Webern in 1931], to Heinrich Jalowetz, Semmering, 1913. 24p. (59/8)

Pri. Sco. S.: Streichtrio, op. 20, Philharmonia Edition, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1927, to Hildegard Jone and Josef Humplik, Christmas 1933. 20p. (59/9)

Pri. Sco. S.: Trio, op. 20, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1927, to Hildegard jone and Josef Humplik, Christmas 1927. 20p. (59/9)

Pri. Sco. S.: Variationen für Klavier, op. 27, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1937, to Ludwig Zenk, May 1937. 11p. (59/10)

Pri. Sco. A. Annot.: Vier Lieder, op. 12, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1925. 9p., German. Dated 1925, with composer's own timings at the end of each song (59/10)

Pri. Sco. S.: Zwei Leider, op. 19, Vienna: Universal Edition, c1928, [to Hildegard Jone and Josef Humplik], Christmas 1928. 20p., German (59/11)

Pri. Sco.: Aus dem "Glühenden" von Alfred Mombert", op. 2, No. 4, by Alban Berg. 2p. From Webern's library (59/11)

2 Pri. Sco.: Lieder, op. 7; op. 9 by Karl Horwitz, Zürich: Hüni, c1925. 16p. + 11p. Signed by Paul Pisk (59/12)

Prog. A. Annot.: Alban Berg Memorial Concert, London, 1 May 1936. 1p., German. Conducted by Webern. Red underscorings by Webern, pencil notes on verso (59/13)

Prog.: The First International Webern Festival, University of Washington School of Music, 25-28 May 1962. 24p., English (59/13)

Prog.: The Philadelphia Orchestra, with Eugene Ormandy, to Rosaleen [Moldenhauer], Seattle, 25 May 1962. 15p., English. Inscribed by Ormandy for the performance of Im Sommerwind (59/13)

Prog.: Monday Evening Concerts, Los Angeles, 22 Feb. 1971. 5p., English (59/13)

Obit. Card: for Peter von Webern, sent to Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Zenk, 3 Mar. 1945. 1p., German. Webern's only son, who was killed 14 Feb. 1945. The announcement was typeset by the monks of St. Gabriel Abbey under the supervision of Webern and his daughter-in-law Hermine, both of whom drew by hand the black cross and border lines (59/14)

Obit. Card: for Wilhelmine von Webern, Mittersill, Vienna, 31 Dec. 1949. 1p., German. The composer's widow died 29 Dec. 1949 (59/32)

Port.: Anton von Webern, 1928. Portrait bust. Plaster cast made from the original head sculptured from life, by Jopsef Humplik. Painted black and mounted on wooden pedestal (59/14)

Port. Draw.: Anton von Webern vor der Todestüre, by Hildegard Jone. 36x26cm. Preparatory drawing of Webern's head for the oil painting Webern in der Haustüre stehend... (Box 116)

Port. Lith.: Anton Webern, by Hildegard Jone. 31x22cm. Signed by Jone. Engraved below the portrait is a musical quotation of Freundselig ist das Wort from the II. Kantate, op. 31. The quotation being a facsimile of Webern's autograph and signature (59/14)

2 Port. Lith.: Mödling, 13 Feb. 1927, by Emil Stumpp (1886-1941). 50x35cm. (front view), 43x33cm. (side view). Signed by Stumpp. Drawn from life (Box 125)

12 Port. Phot.: Formal and informal portraits, individual and group. Some inscribed (Box 116)

(Shelf)Port. Paint.: Copy. Anton von Webern, by Egon Batai. 70x60cm., oil, framed. original painted by Tom von Dreger in 1934 (Shelf)

(Shelf)Port. Paint.: Copy. Webern in der Haustüre stehend, wenige Augenblicke vor seinem gewaltsamen Ende, by Egon Batai. 69x51cm., oil, framed. Original created by Hildegard Jone (1945) (Shelf)

Bk: Die Ethic, by Benedict de Spinoza, Leipzig; Alfred Kröner, [ca. 1932]. 273p., German (Box 121)

Bk: Gedichte, by Friedrich Matthosson, Zurich: Johann Heinrich Füssli, 4th ed., 1797. 189p., German. Bound together with supplement, "Nachtrag." From Webern's library (Box 121)

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Gerhard, Roberto

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Jone, Hildegard

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Liszt, Franz

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Josef Eduard von

Webern, Josef Eduard von, 1778-1831

Port. Paint.: Miniature portrait of Webern's great-grandfather. Painted in oil on ivory, in an original frame. The name is given in Gothic script on the verso of the matting. Webern kept this picture above his work table

Port. Phot.: see Webern, Anton

Weckerlin, Jean-Baptiste, 1821-1910

A. L. S.: to Marchesi. Paris, Dec. 4p., French

Wedekind, Frank, 1864-1918

(Shelf)Doc.: Stock poster. [Erdgeist, Prologue, Vienna, June 1898]. 98 lines, 94x43cm., lithograph. Penned on the verso of a poster advertising the Ibsen Theater, of which Wedekind was a member. First draft. With a typed statement, signed by Hilde Auerbach (Shelf)

Wedig, Hans Josef, b. 1898

A. Mus. ms. S.: Das Wessobrunner Gebet, op. 11. 9p., 34x27cm., German

A. Mus. ms. S.: Deutscher Psalm, op. 4, 1927-1928. 10p., 35x28cm., German. Piano-vocal score

Weigl, Joseph, 1766-1846

A. L. S.: to von Lehr. Vienna, 1 Nov. 1820. 1p., German

Weigl, Karl, 1881-1949

A. Mus. ms.: [Albums of student assignments]. Jan. 1899-Sept. 1900. 286p. (61/1)

A. Mus. ms.: Aufterstehung. 8p., 26x34cm. Piano sketch. With accompanying piano sketch, "Sehr langsam." 4p., 35x26cm. (61/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Cello Concerto, in G Minor], 1934. 27p., 27x34cm. (61/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Clavierstücke zu vier Händen, 14 May 1898. 8p., 35x26cm. (61/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Konzert für Klavier, linke Hand, und Orchester, 1925. 38p., 27x34cm. (61/5)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dances from Old Vienna, 1940. 31p., 32x24cm., 35x27cm. Arranged for two pianos from orchestral score (61/6)

A. Mus. ms.: [3] Streichquartett in A-Dur. 72p., 26x34cm. Complete sketches. Beethoven prize 1910 (61/7)

A. Mus. ms.: Esterházy Phantasy by Schubert. 4p., 35x27cm. For two pianos (61/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: In the MacDowell Woods, to Mrs. Edward MacDowell, Bass River, 15 Aug. 1942. 4p., 34x28cm. (61/9)

A. Mus. ms.: The Invisible Light. 4p., 35x26cm. (61/10)

A. Mus. ms.: The Klavier Concerto. 155p., 27x34cm. Sketches (62/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Komödienvorspiel, 31 Oct. 1933. 14p., 27x34cm. Sketches (62/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Landsturm, 8 Nov. 1914. 5p., 35x28cm. With additional 6p. copyist's manuscript (62/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Lustspiel-Overture, Vienna, 26 May 1901. 55p., 35x27cm. Full score (62/4)

A. Mus. ms.: [Part songs]. 77p. (62/5)

A. Mus. ms.: [The Pied Piper of Hamelin]. 26p., 35x27cm. Sketches (62/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Quartett [in G Major], Vienna, May 1900. 37p. (full score) + 42p. (parts) (62/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Requiem für Eva (Adagio für Streichquartett), 1927-1928. 42p. + 101p. (sketches), 27x34cm. (62/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Rhapsodie für Klavier und Orchester. 23p. + 79p. (sketches) + 102p. (piano score), 34x27cm. (63/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Der 71. Psalm, Vienna, 28 Dec. 1901. 32p., 34x26cm. (63/2)

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketch books]: 1893-1899, 149p.; 1898-1900, 119p.; 1938, 48p.; 1940, 100p.; 1941, 29p. (63/3-5)

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches, identified fragments]. 318p. (64/1-9)

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches, unidentified]. 3,426p. (Box 65-70)

A. Mus. ms.: [Solo songs]. 733p. (Box 71-72)

Mus. ms. cop.: Sonate für Klavier & Violine, 1910[?]. 10p. (parts), 35x27cm. (73/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Streich-Quartett [in C Minor], Vienna, 1903-1904. 59p., 27x34cm. (73/2)

A. Mus. ms.: [String Quartet No. 6]. 72p. + inserts, 34x27cm. (73/3)

A. Mus. ms.: String Quartet in F Minor, No. 7. 71p., 34x26cm. Sketches (73/4)

A. Mus. ms.: [String Quartet No. 8]. 36p., 33x26cm. Sketches (73/5)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Suite in A Dur, für Streichorchester, 16 June 1898. 5p., 26x34cm. (73/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphonisches Vorspiel für eine Tragödie, Vienna, Mar. 1933. 102p., 27x33cm. Sketches (73/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphonie in E, 1900-1901. 162p., 35x27cm. Full score (74/1)

A. Mus. ms.: [same]. 129p., various sizes. Sketches for all movements, in piano score (74/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same]. 60p., 35x27cm. Piano sketches (74/3)

A. Mus. ms.: [Symphony No. 4]. 2p., (pp. 1-2 of the full score), 34x26cm. (74/4)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same]. 1935. 35p., 27x34cm. Reduced score (74/5)

A. Mus. ms.: [same]. 12p. (mvts. I, II) + 186p. (sketches for mvt. III), 27x34cm. (74/6)

A. Mus. ms.: Symphony No. 5 in C Minor. 1 leaf (p.67), 38x27cm. (Box 108)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [same], 1943-1944. 67p., 34x27cm. Sketches in reduced score (75/1)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Symphony No. 6]. 41p. Reduced score (75/2)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Tänzl, für Clavier, 1898. 12p., 35x27cm. (75/3)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Toteninsel, Phantasie für grosses Orchester, Vienna, 4 July 1904. 50p., 35x26cm. Full score (75/4)

A. Mus. ms.: [Two Pieces for Cello and Piano], 1940. 16p., 35x27cm. Sketches (75/5)

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Two Religious Choruses, Who Knows?], New York, Dec. 1941. 1p., 36x31cm. Draft (75/6)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Valse lente, op.3, 1893. 5p., 33x26cm. (75/7)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Variationen, Dec. 1899. 11p., 35x26cm. (75/8)

A. Mus. ms. S.: 4 Clavierfugen, Vienna, Sept. 1899. 7p., 35x27cm. (75/9)

A. Mus. ms. S.: The Watchman's Report, to the Germantown Friends School, 19 Jan. 1945. 6p., 38x28cm. (75/10)

A. Mus. ms. S.: Weltfeier, von Heinrich Hart, für Chor und grosses Orchester, op. 17, 1910. 92p. + 2p. (text insert), 35x27cm. Sketches (75/11)

Mus. ms. cop.: String Quartet in G Major. 20p. First movement only (75/12)

A. L. S.: to Vally Weigl. Boston, 18 Dec. 1946. 1p., German. Giving his wife instructions regarding his last wishes (76/1)

A. Doc.: Text. Conversations with the deaf-mute sculptor Gustinus Ambrosi (1893-1975). 15p. (76/2)

Doc.: Articles, brochures, catalog, publicity materials, programs, photographs (76/6)

Doc.: Diploma (Box 108)

Doc.: Personal materials, letters (76/3-5)

5 Pri. Sco.: 8 Frauenchöre, op. 25; Viola Sonata; Two Religious Choruses; Five songs (two copies); [3] Songs for Contralto or Mezzo Soprano (76/7-11)

Port. Draw.: [by Paunzen?], to Vally Weigl, Sept. 1925. 52x37cm. With letter to Hans Moldenhauer, from John Weigl, 1963 (Box 108)

12 Phot.: of Weigl, and Vally (wife). Some with autograph annotations (Box 116)

Weill, Kurt, 1900-1950

A. L. S.: to Universal Edition. n.p., 18 Nov. 1926. 2p., German. Confidential matters; Der Protagonist, Der neue Orpheus

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Street Scene, to Lois Spitzbart, Oct. 1948. 1p., 9x16cm.

Weingartner, Felix, 1863-1942

A. Mus. ms. Annot. S.: [Five Songs]: Guter Rath, Weberlied, Schuhmacherlied, Spielmannslied, Der Liebe Erwachen, 7-9 July 1899, to Julius Wahle, Munich, 17 Apr. 1900. 6p., 27x34cm., German, ink, pencil. For voice and piano. Complete drafts on all songs

A. L. S.: to Eugen Lindner. Krieglach, 30 July 1890. 1p., German

A. L. S.: n.p., 20 Oct. 1895. 3p., German

A. L. S.: to the Generalintendant. Paris, 24 Feb. 1898. 2p., German

T. L. Annot. S.: [to Zemlinsky]. Darmstadt, 15 Oct. 1915. 3p., German. Regarding Kain und Abel

P. card S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 7 Oct. 1918. German

P. card S.: to Gerhard Tischer. Basel, 29 Dec. 1928. German

A. L. S.: Basel, 25 Apr. 1930. 1p., German

A. L. S.: [to Paul A. Pisk]. Vienna, n.d. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Carl Stasny, 1912 (Box 116)

Weis, Karel, 1862-1944

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Die Dorfmusikanten, Polka, ?, 6 Oct. 1904. German

Weismann, Julius, 1879-1950

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ein nachdenkliches Tänzlein, to Frau D. [Füglistaller-Schmid?], 16 July, 1937. 2p., 27x34cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Sonatine A Moll], for two pianos, to Hans Rosbaud. 4p. (pp.23-26), 27x34cm. Ritornell movement only. Full score

Doc. S.: "Mozart." 2p., German. With autograph note on verso

Mus. ms. Repro. A. Rev.: Andantino, 4 Jan. 1936. 2p. On verso, Andante con moto

Mus. ms. Repro. Rev.: Der Fugenbaum, op. 150. 48p. Incomplete. Blueprint score

Weissmann, Frieder, b. 1893

L.: to Aurelio de la Vega. New York, 9 May 1952. 1p., English

Wellesz, Egon, 1885-1974

A. Mus. ms. S.: Sonata for Violin Solo, op. 72, Oxford, 16-17 Apr. 1953, revised 24-26 Nov. 1959. 7p., 31x23cm., ink, pencil

A. Mus. ms.: [same], Adagio. 2p., 31x23cm., pencil. Sketches

A. L. S.: to Mrs. Pisk. n.p., 1 May, 1925. 1p., German

2 P. cards S.: to Otto Jokl. Vienna, 29 Oct. 1935; ?. 2p., German

3 A. L. S.: to Paul Pisk. Vienna, 18 Sept. 1937; 5 Jan. 1938; 17 July 1962. 5p., German, English

3 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Oxford, 12 Feb. 1962; 10 July 1965; Bozen, 21 Aug. 1969. 4p., German, English

A. L. S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. Kritzendorf, 6 Aug. 1965. 1p., English

Doc. Repro.: Recital handout. 5p., German, English. Poems with translation

Pri. Sco.: Sonata for Violin Solo, op. 72, New York: Rongwen, c1961. 8p.

2 Prog.: "In Memoriam Egon Wellesz." 6p. each, English

Wenzel, Eberhard, 1896-1982

A. Mus. ms. S.: Bauernlied. 2p., 34x27cm., German. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ährenlied. 2p., 34x27cm., German. Full score

Wetz, Richard, 1875-1935

A. L. S.: to Tischer. Erfurt, 17, 26 Dec. 1929. 12p., German. Discusses Weinachtsoratorio

A. card S.: [to Tischer]. Erfurt, 14 Jan. 1930. 2p., German

Widor, Charles-Marie, 1844-1937

A. L. S.: to Fanny?. Paris, 25 June 1886. 2p., French

2 A. L. S.: n.p., n.d. 2p., French

Doc.: Biographical sketch

Wiel, Marie, 1833-1891

A. L. S.: n.p., 28 [Sept.?]. 4p., German

Wieniawski, Henryk, 1835-1880

A. L. S.: to ?. [Salzburg?], [Aug.?]. 1p., French

Wieniawski, Józef, 1837-1912

Call. c. Annot.: 17 Mar. 1880. German

Wild, Franz, 1792-1860

2 A. L. S.: to Tichatschek. Theater zu Graz, 16, 23 Feb. 1837. 6p., German

Wilhemj, August, 1845-1908

P. card S.: to Rudolf Herfurth. Biebrich, 19 Dec. 1884. German

Wimberger, Gerhard, b. 1923

A. Mus. ms. S.: Ars amatoria, 1967. 1p., 33x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: La Battaglia oder Der rote Federbusch, 1959. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Chronique, 1969. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Dame Kobold, 1963. 1p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Drei lyrische Chansons. 40p., 34x27cm. Full draft in condensed score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hero und Leander, 1963. 1p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Lebensregeln, 1972. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Memento vivere, 1974. 2p., 32x21cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Multiplay, 1973. 2p., 27x32cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Resonance für 3 Orchester-Gruppen, 1967. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Signum für Orgel, 1970. 2p., 34x27cm.

A. Mus. ms. S.: Stories, 1962. 2p., 36x27cm.

T. Doc. A. Rev.: Work list and biographical sketch. 2p.

Winding, August, 1835-1899

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grieg, Edvard

Winkelmann, Hermann, 1849-1912

A. L. S.: Hamburg, 14 Mar. 1881. 1p., German

Wirén, Dag, 1905-1986

Pri. Sco. S.: Sinfonietta, op. 7, Vienna: Universal, c1951, to Fritz Mahler. 105p.

Wit, Margarete

Port. Phot. Repro. S.

Wittgenstein, Paul, 1887-1961

A. L. S.: to Karl Weigl. Scheveningen, 30 Dec. 4p., German. Concerning piano concerto for the left hand

Wittinger, Róbert, b. 1945

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concentrazione, op. 6, Budapest, 1965. 1 leaf, 42x29cm. Title page and first page of full score. With additional printed score, c1967

A. Mus. ms.: Divergenti, op. 13, [June-Sept. 1969]. 2p. (1 leaf), 60x42cm. Sketch. With additional printed score, c1969

2 Docs. A. Rev.: Work list. 2p., German

Call. c.

Clip.: Jan. 1971. 1p., German. With accompanying photograph

Port. Phot.: see clipping above

(Shelf)S. rec.: opera 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 17; Espressioni; Construzioni (Shelf)

Wohlgemuth, Justus Albert

A. L. S.: to A. W. Gottschalg. Berlin, 18 May 1857. 2p., German

Wolf, Hugo, 1860-1903

2 A. Mus. mss. S.: An* (Lenau), Windischgraz, 27 Apr.-8 May 1877. Song with piano accompaniment; on verso of leaf, Morgenthau ("aus einem alten Liederbuche"), Windischgraz, 19 June 1877. Song with piano accompaniment. 1 leaf, 35x27cm., ink, pencil. Complete scores

A. Mus. ms. S.: [Der Corregidor], "Ave Maria purissima." 1p. (10m.), 25x33cm., ink, pencil. Fourth act. Original draft. With accompanying letter to Hinterberger, from Ilse Kautsky (Frauenkirchen, 4 July 1956)

P. card S.: to Heinrich Potpeschnigg. Vienna, 31 May 18971p., German. Regarding Der Corregidor

Rcpt. S.: Vienna, 7 July

Wolff, Edward, 1816-1880

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mazurka, Paris, 1 May 1846. 1p., 14x10cm.

Wolff, Werner, 1883-1961

A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. n.p., n.d. 3p., German

Wolfrum, Philipp, 1854-1919

A. L. S.: Heidelburg, 28 Nov. 1903. 2p., German

Wolpe, Stefan, 1902-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: String Quartet, 1951. 12p., 34x27cm. Third movement

P. card S.: to Bruno Eisner. New York, 28 Dec. 1951. 1p., English

Wolzogen, Karl August Alfred von, 1823-1883

2 A. L. S.: Breslau, 12 Jan. 1861; Schwerin, 5 Mar. 1871. 5p., English

Woyrsch, Felix, 1860-1944

A. L. S.: Altona, 27 Dec. 1908. 2p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: "The Lord's Prayer." German, English

Port. Phot. S. (Box 116)

Wranitzky, Anton, 1761-1820

A. L. S.: to Anton André. Vienna, 13 Feb. 1802. 3p., German

Wranitzky-Seidler, Karoline, 1790 or 1794-1872

A. L. S.: Berlin, 21 Jan. 1825. 3p., German

L.: to ?. Berlin, 11 June 1828. 2p., German

Wuerst, Richard, 1824-1881

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Allegretto, 29 Mar. 1846. 2p., 23x28cm.

Wüllner, Ludwig, 1858-1938

P. card S.: to Therese Lindenberg. Berlin, 1[7?] July 1917. German

Würz, Richard, 1885-1965

P. card S.: to Marie Geselschap. Munich, 5 Sept. 1924. German

Xenakis, Iannis, b. 1922

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Metastasis. 1p. (p.10), 74x52cm., pencil. Full score (Shelf)

(Shelf)A. Mus. ms. S.: Pithoprakta, 16 Apr. 1956. 1p., 22x51cm., ink (Shelf)

2 A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Paris, 4 Mar., 9 Apr. 1963. 2p., English

T. Doc. S.: "Viel sind der Wunder...." German

Prog.: "Woche der leichten Musik Stuttgart 1962," 22-25 Oct. 1962. Hermann Heiss documents inserted

Yoo, Insook

A. card S.: to Aurelio de la Vega. [1983]. English

Ysaÿe, Eugène, 1858-1931

A. L. S.: n.p., 20 June 1884. 1p., French. Mounted with portrait photograph, 1898

Zarlino, Gioseffo, 1517-1590

Doc. S.: Three-line attestation. To the last will of Vincenzo Diedo, Patriarch of Venice. Dec. 1559. 3p., Italian, 30x22cm. Witnessed by several persons besides Zarlino

(Shelf)Bk: L'Institutioni Harmoniche, Venice, Francesco Senese, 1562 (Shelf)

Zeisl, Eric, 1758-1832

A. L. S.: to Alma Mahler, frum Trude Zeisl. Hollywood, n.d. 2p., German

Zemlinsky, Alexander, 1871-1942

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Schoenberg, Arnold

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Weigl, Karl

Zenk, Ludwig, 1900-1949

A. Mus. ms. S.: Missa Pacis 1945, Gloria, to Josef and Hildegard Humplik, 23 Dec. 1946. 1p. (mm.104-110), 34x26cm.

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches for a song with piano accompaniment], 1947. 4 leaves, 13-26x34cm.

A. Mus. ms.: [Sketches for a four-part chorus with continuo], 1 June 1948. 5p., 34x26cm. + 32x24cm.

A. Mus. ms. cop.[?]: [String quartet]. 11p. (viola part), 34x26cm.

A. Mus. ms.: Symphonie, 28 Apr., 14 Sept. 1935. 31p., 34x27cm. Sketches and draft of Adagio and another movement

19 A. L. S.: to Hildegard Jone and Josef Humplik. Vienna, 1936-1948. 42p., German. Containing references to Webern, his compositions, Trakl's poems; some bear postscript from Mia (wife)

10 P. cards S.: to Hildegard Jone and Josef Humplik. Vienna, Berlin, Gurgl, 1938-1945. German. Some postcard photos taken by Zenk

Tlgm.: to Hildegard Jone. Aug. 1946. German

A. L. S.: to Josef Humplik, from Mia Zenk. Vienna, 19 June 1949. 1p., German

2 Mus. mss. Repro. S.: Blumen hörte ich sterben im Grund. 4p., German. Two copies, one signed

Mus. ms. Repro.: 2. Klaviersonate. 1p. Third movement

2 Obit.: Vienna, 23 June [1949]. German. Includes copy

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Apostel, Hans Erich

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Webern, Anton

Zeuner, Charles, 1795-1857

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Viardot, Pauline

Zilcher, Paul, 1855-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Greetings from the Poets, op. 63, No. 2. 1p., 34x27cm.

A. L. S.: Frankfurt, 19 Sept. 1910. 3p., German. With work list

Port. Phot. S. (Box 116)

Zimmermann, Bernd Alois, 1918-1970

A. Mus. ms. S.: Omnia tempus habent, Rom., Oct. 1957. 6p., 33x26cm.

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Kampen, Sylt, 5 Apr. 1960. German

A. L. S.: to Hans Mopldenhauer. Cologne, 4 May 1960. 1p., German

Zingarelli, Niccolò Antonio, 1752-1837

A. L. S.: to Pietro Polivante[?}. Civitavecchia, 14 June [1811?]. 1p., Italian. Written from prison where Zingarelli had been committed for refusing to conduct a concert in celebration of the birthday of Napoleon's son

Zöllner, Heinrich, 1854-1941

A. L. S.: Antwerp, n.d. 1p., German

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Die versunkene Glocke, to Gerhart Hauptmann. Includes poem

Port. Phot. Repro. (Box 116)

Zöllner, Karl Heinrich, 1792-1836

A. L. S.: to Peters. Leipzig, 13 Aug. 1822. 1p., German

Zschiesche, August, 1800-1876

A. L. S.: Berlin, 9 Mar. 1828. 1p., German

Zuckmayer, Carl, 1896-1977

P. card S.: to Alma Werfel. Saas-Fee, 19 Dec. 1958. German. Postscript on a letter from his wife

Doc. S.: Festival address. "Das Ziel der Klasse," Mainz: Philipp von Zabern, to Hans Moldenhauer, 15 Feb. 1962 [1963]. 32p., German

Zuckmayer, Eduard, 1890-1972

A. Mus. ms. S.: Bursa Sekme, 6 Dec. 1953. 3p., 34x25cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Gens Osman, Nov. 1956. 2p., 34x25cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Des Herrn Verheissung an Jaakob, 8 Sept. 1934. 3p., 34x27cm. Draft from the unfinished oratorio

P. card S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Turkey, 25 Dec. 1959. German

T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Ankara, 8 Feb. 1960. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. Ankara, 24 Feb. 1960. 1p., German

Port. Phot. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, 8 Feb. 1960 (Box 116)

Zumsteeg, Johann Rudolf, 1760-1802

A. Mus. ms. S.: Klage, 2p., 24x30cm., ink. Song with accompaniment. Incomplete. On verso, draft of another vocal composition

A. L. S.: to a publisher. Stuttgart, 6 Dec. 1796. 1p., German

Pri. Sco. S.: Die Geisterinsel, Overture, arangée Frederic Schneider à quatre mains, Leipzig: Hofmeister. 8p. First edition. Autograph title page

Zweig, Friderike, 1882-1971

14 P. cards S.: to Hanna Schwarz. 1934-1970. German

23 A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. 1935-1971. German. Discusses leading writers and musicians of the time

16 A. cards S.: to Hanna Schwarz. n.d. German. Holiday greeting cards with short messages

Doc.: Brochure. With portrait photograph reproduced. 4p., English

Port. Gr.: Friderike Zweig, Hanna Schwarz, and others, at Stanford (Box 116)

Zweig, Stefan, 1881-1942

8 A. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. 1933-1938. German

8 P. cards S.: to Hanna Schwarz. 1933-1937. German

11 T. L. S.: to Hanna Schwarz. 1934-1939. German, English. Regarding addressee's wish to appear in London as a concert singer; musical society of England

Doc.: Announcement. Vienna, n.d. 1p., German. Regarding the founding of the International Stefan Zweig Society. With membership application

Doc. Repro.: Catalog. Vienna: Herbert Reichner, n.d. German. With portrait photograph reproduced, listing Zweig's literary output

Non-Music Materials, 1700-1987

The Non-Music Materials series include documents, mostly correspondence, from literary persons.

Arrangement is alphabetical by composer, arranger, or title.

García Lorca, Federico, 1898-1936

A. Doc. A. Rev.: Text, original draft. Contains unpublished lines from section "The Poet in New York," from New York (Oficina y Denuncia), New York, 1930. 3p., Spanish, ink, pencil

Hamsun, Knut, 1859-1952

Port. Phot. S.: ?. By Walery

Hesse, Hermann, 1877-1962

P. card S.: to Otto Jokl. Gaienhofen, 24 July [1901?]. German

P. card S.: to Bruno Eisner. Mendrisio, 7 Oct. 1926. German. Includes rhymed messages from "Emmy" and "Ben"

Pri. Card: to Hans Moldenhauer. Zug, Switzerland, 7 Jan. 1957. German

Kotzebue, August von, 1761-1819

A. L. S.: to a poet in Dresden. Berlin, 28 May 1803. 2p., German

A. L. S.: to Ackermann. Mannheim, 14 Jan. 1819. 1p., German. Shortly before his assassination

Mann, Monique, 1910-1922

2 A. L. S.: to Bruno Eisner. Funes, 21 Sep. 1954; Kilchberg, 18 Aug. 1955. 3p., German

Nuremburg chronicle

Doc.: Original leaf. Paginated ccxvii. Printed on both sides. German. With five woodcut illustrations, hand-colored in many hues of watercolor. 44x30cm.

Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926

A. L. S.: to Professor Wilhelm Fliess. Sierre, 4 Dec. 1921 (his birthday). 3p., German

Sand, George, 1804-1876

A. L. S.: to Gustave Papet. n.p., n.d. 1p., French

Whymper, Edward, 1840-1911

A. L. S.: to Foa. London, 24 Nov. 1899. 3p., English

Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975

P. card S.: to Alma Mahler. Sommering, 1 Jan. 1959. German. Also signed by others

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Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress

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2005

Collection Summary

Biographical Sketch

Scope and Content Note

Selected Search Terms

People

Subjects

Organization of the Moldenhauer Archives at the Library of Congress

Container List

Music Materials, 1000-1987

Abeille, Ludwig, 1761-1838

A. L. S.: to Breitkopf & Härtel. Stuttgart, 24 Nov. 1809. 1p., German

Abert, Hermann, 1871-1927

A. Card S.: 1 Dec. 1926. 1p., German

Abert, Johann Joseph, 1832-1915

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Ekkehard, Act II, scene 2, Stuttgart, Mar. 1887

Abt, Franz Wilhelm, 1819-1885

A. Mus. ms. S.: Es klinget so lieblich im grünen Hain, op. 131, No. 2. 2p., 28x34cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Leise rauscht's im Lindenbaume, 29 June 1870. 3p., 35x22cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Mein Lieb ist fortgezogen, op. 131, No. 1. 2p., 28x34cm. Complete score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Schifferständchen, op. 176. 3p., 27x34cm. Full score

Mus. ms. cop.: [Two songs with piano accompaniment]. 4p.

3 A. L. S.: Braunschweig, 12 Dec. 1854, 5 Sept. 1862, 11 June 1875. 5p., German

7 A. L. S.: [to Bartolf Senff]. Braunschweig, 1857-1878; Suderode, 1882. 10p., German

Accorimboni, Agostino, 1739-1818

A. Mus. ms. S.: Litanies de la Ste Vierge. 8p., 22x29cm. Full score

A. Mus. ms. S.: Veni sponsa Christi. 8p., 22x28cm. Full score

Achron, Joseph, 1886-1943

A. Mus. ms. S.: Hebrew Dance for, Orchestra, op. 35, No. 1, St. Petersburg, Russia, Aug. 1912, orchestrated 1913. 44p., 38x26cm. Full score

Mus. ms. arr.: Children's Suite, op. 57, 1923, transcribed for large orchestra by David Tamkin, 1942. 94p.

Mus. ms. cop.: Sextet, op. 73, 1938. 8p. Bassoon part

Mus. ms. Repro.: Elegy for String Quartet (or String Orchestra), op. 62. 8p.

Mus. ms. Repro.: Sextet, op. 73, 1938, in New Music, July 1942. 32p.

Pri. Sco.: Statuettes, 1930, in New Music, Oct. 1931. 16p.

Port. Phot.: by Maurice Toldberg (Box 110)

Adam, Adolphe, 1803-1856

A. Mus. ms. S.: Marche de la jolie..., 12 July 1842. 1p., 32x27cm. Piano score

A. L. S.: to Pacini. ?, 1 Oct.[?] 1842. 1p., French. Mounted with portrait lithograph, by Aubert (Box 110)

A. L. S.: to David. Paris, 24 Mar. 1851. 3p., French

Port. Lith.: see letter above (Box 110)

Alary, Jules Eugène Abraham, 1814-1891

A. L. S.: Haymarket, 2 July 1871. 1p., French

Albéniz, Isaac, 1860-1909

A. L. S.: to Kufferath. Nice, 28 Mar. 1904. 4p., French. Regarding Pepita

Pri. Sco. S.: Mazurka, Madrid: Antonio Romero, to Madame Berthe --[?], London, 18 May 1889. 8p.

Albergati, Pirro, 1663-1735

A. L. S.: to Count Silvio Albergati (uncle). Bologna, 6 Jan. 1693. 2p., Italian

Alboni, Marietta, 1826-1894

A. L. S.: London, 14 Dec. 1870. 1p., Italian

A. L. S.: to Countess Tuaffe. n.p., n.d. 1p., Italian

A. Mus. Quot. S.: Cenerentola by Rossini. Paris, 29 Nov. 1871

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Grisi, Giulia

Alessandrescu, Alfred, 1893-1959

Port. Phot. S.: to Boaz Piller, Bucharest, Apr. 1938

Altmann, Wilhelm, 1862-1951

A. L. S.: Berlin, 30 July 1924. 1p., German. Mentions Busoni

Amadé, August, 1867-1930

A. Mus. ms. S.: Klavier-Etude, op. 52, No. 5, to Ella Panera. 5p., 34x27cm.

Ambros, August Wilhelm, 1816-1876

A. Mus. ms. S.: Benedictus, for men's voices, 8 Jan. 1875. 1p., 24x19cm.

Ambrosi, Gustinus, 1893-1975

P. card S.: to Karl Weigl. Vienna, 22 Jan. 1924. German. With photograph of his sculpture

Related Collection MaterialsSee: Weigl, Karl

Ander, Aloys, 1817-1864

A. L. S.: Vienna, 20 Mar. 1839. 1p., German

A. L. S.: Salzbrunn, 4 July 1839. 1p., German

André, Johann Anton, 1775-1842

A. Mus. ms. S.: Missa, No. 2. 52p., 21x34cm., German. Full score. Bound. With autograph title page, and 1p. "Vorbericht" on inside cover

Andriessen, Hendrik, 1892-1981

A. Mus. ms. S.: Symphonie II, Fantasia, 1937. 1p. (opening page), 36x24cm.

A. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. The Hague, 31 May 1959. 1p., English

L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer, from Caecilia Andriessen. The Hague, 27 June 1956. 1p., English

Call. c. S.

Andriessen, Jurriaan, 1925-1996

A. Mus. ms. S.: Concerto per due pianoforte, 1944. 27p., 34x27cm.

2 T. L. S.: to Hans Moldenhauer. The Hague, 30, 31 Oct. 1959. 2p., English

Angyal, László, b. 1900