Music -- Instruction and study
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Alice Edwards Emerson papers
Unpublished manuscript by Alice Edwards Emerson entitled "A Mythology for Musicians: Ancient Greece and Modern Music," concerning the influence of Greek mythology in music (389 pages). Also, a letter from Emerson's daughter, Edith, describing Emerson's career and activities of family members.
Associated Music Libraries Group retrospective conversion project records
Correspondence, working files, reports, financial records, computer diskettes, and other papers of a music retrospective conversion project.
Donald Jay Grout papers
Estella M. Barnhart papers
Theater programs; Chinese Students' Club dinner program; photograph of class banquet in Risley Hall; copy of English Metres by William Strunk, Jr.; lecture notes from Music 24, The Opera, taught by Otto Kinkeldey; and typescript lecture notes from Music 18, summer session, also taught by Professor Kinkeldey.
Hollis Dann papers
Programs from Cornell University Music Festivals, 1905, 1909, and 1920; program of Glee Club "Cornell Finale" for Dann, 1921; photographs of him, his wife, and his children; and copies of letters, 1936-1936;
John Hsu papers
Karel Husa papers
Programs and review of concerts in which Husa participated at Cornell and in the community; Cornell Composer directories, 1988; Music Department pamphlets and correspondence as department chair; and concert posters.
Laura Bryant papers
Papers include professional correspondence with colleagues, publishers, and others concerning textbooks; also, her teaching career in general.
Lionel Wolberger papers
Correspondence, creative and academic writings, and musical work, including scores, sheet music, and programs and broadsides for musical performances; also, audiocassettes, phonodiscs,videotapes, and CDs and DVDs of digitized material.
Otto Kinkeldey papers
Professional papers include correspondence pertaining to his professorship and librarianship at Cornell and as a visiting professor elsewhere. Personal papers include correspondence with friends and family in Germany.