Nicolas Slonimsky Collection
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Nicolas Slonimsky Collection1873-1997 (bulk 1920-1990)
Slonimsky, Nicolas, 1894-1995
Biographical History for: Nicolas Slonimsky Collection1873-1997 (bulk 1920-1990)
Biographical Sketch Date Event 1894 April 27 Born in St. Petersburg (Nikolai Leonidovich) 1900 November 6 Studies piano with his aunt, Isabelle Vengerova 1919 Composition lessons with Glière 1920 Appointed instructor at Yalta Conservatory, piano accompanist for singers 1921 Arrives in Paris; Hired as secretary and rehearsal pianist for Serge Koussevitzky 1923 Coach, Eastman School of Music, opera department; Studies composition with Selim Palmgren; conducting with Albert Coates 1925 Works for Koussevitzky in Paris and Boston 1925 Composes "Make this a day of Pepsodent," "No More Shiny Nose," "Children Cry for Castoria" (singing commercials) 1927 Fired by Koussevitzky 1927 Organizes the Chamber Orchestra of Boston 1927-29 Conducts the Pierian Sodality at Harvard 1928-30 Directs the Apollo Chorus 1928 "Studies in Black and White" for piano 1931 January 10 Conducts first performance of Charles Ives' "Three Places in New England," NYC, Town Hall 1931 Marries Dorothy Adlow 1931 Becomes naturalized US citizen 1931-32 Conducts concerts of modern American, Cuban and Mexican music in Paris, Berlin, and Budapest under the auspices of the Pan-American Association of Composers 1932 Conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic 1933 March Premiers Varèse's "Ionisation" 1933 First appearance at Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles 1937 Invents the term "Pandiatonicism" 1937 Music Since 1900 published 1942 "My Toy Balloon" 1945 "Gravestones" 1945 Music of Latin America 1945-47 Lectures in Slavic languages and literatures at Harvard 1946 The International cyclopedia of music and musicians, 4th edition 1947 Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns 1947 The Road to Music 1952 Lexicon of Musical Invective 1962-63 Travels in Russia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Greece, and Israel under the auspices of the Office of Cultural Exchange, U.S. Department of State 1964 Dorothy Adlow, his wife, dies 1965 May 5 "Möbius Strip-Tease" performed at UCLA 1968 February 2 "Sex and the Music Librarian" 1971 Music Since 1900, 4th edition 1971-77 "Minitudes" 1987 Translates Boris de Schloezer's biography of Scriabin into English 1987 Perfect Pitch 1988 Lectionary of Music 1995 December 25 Dies in Los Angeles 1996 January 22 Memorial Service at UCLA
Scope and Content Note The Nicolas Slonimsky Collection contains materials collected by Slonimsky throughout his lifetime that document his life and work as musicologist, composer, conductor lecturer and author. His career as a composer and performer together with his lexicographical work, especially in compiling detailed information about the lives and works of musicians- those of the twentieth century in particular- has produced a remarkable archive of music, correspondence, memorabilia, books and related documents. The Collection is divided into three sections 1) materials about Nicholas Slonimsky 2) materials related to his work as a composer, conductor and lexicographer and 3) selected items from Nicholas Slonimsky's personal library of rare printed materials (books, journals, periodicals, pamphlets), many of which are in Russian/Cyrillic. This finding aid is a guide to sections 1 and 2 above. The first category of materials pertains to Slonimsky's life and the lives of members of his family; to his work as a composer, performer, writer, etc.; to his work as a composer and performer; and to his writings. The second part of the collection is an assemblage of his work as a lexicographer, musicologist, and writer and consists primarily of correspondence, musicians' biographical materials, and music. Items in category 3 are fully cataloged and are accessible through the Library of Congress Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC). Some materials, mostly bound books of a general nature, were deaccessioned by the Library. A collection of the title pages of these items is found in box 354. The date span of the biographical materials is equal to that of Slonimsky's life (1894-1995). Of special interest are examples of Slonimsky's school work from his youth in Russia as well as some personal and medical papers. Most of the materials in the series are clippings which these date from 1925 to 1994. They provide a comprehensive overview of the man's personality, activities, and accomplishments. Included among the writings series are drafts, typescripts, reprints, etc., and of newspaper, periodical, journal, and magazine articles, record liner notes, radio broadcasts, and talks; these are both published and unpublished and filed in alphabetical order by title. In addition, there are index cards of errata and corrigenda, typescripts, amendments, corrections of earlier editions, publishers' proofs and other documentary material for several editions of Slonimsky's larger-scale works such as Baker's Biographical Dictionary, Lectionary of Music, Music Since 1900, and Perfect Pitch. Worthy of special mention is an unpublished biography of composer Roy Harris including some Harris holograph materials. The music composed by Nicolas Slonimsky is divided into two sections: manuscripts and printed music. The manuscripts are mostly for solo piano or piano and voice and many of these date from Slonimsky's younger days. The earliest dated manuscripts are from 1913, including a musical examination exercise from the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Other early manuscripts date from the years 1918 to 1921. Other manuscripts of particular interest include a volume of 15 Russian Peasant Songs composed in 1935, several chamber works, including the Piccolo Divertimento and the Quaquaversal Suite, and some of Slonimsky's signature dittie such as the component works of the 51 Minitudes or the Möbius Strip Tease. The printed music by Nicolas Slonimsky consists of music published between 1920 and 1990, and written, again, mostly for solo piano or voice and piano. Among these are the Bosphore valse, published in 1920 in Constantinople, and the Five Advertising songs, published in 1988, although composed at a prior date and credited by Slonimsky as being some of the earliest singing commercials. Several large-scale works are also present, including My Toy Baloon, for orchestra, and the Piccolo Divertimento, for woodwinds, percussion, typewriter, and cat's meow. An incomplete copy of the famed Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns is also found amongst the printed scores. Many works not found in manuscript are found here. A valuable collection of programs of Nicolas Slonimsky performances dating from 1924-1992 portrays Slonimsky's life as a public figure in his roles as a composer, conductor, musician, lecturer, and writer. Each program refers to Slonimsky in one or more of these roles. The correspondence series ranges from 1920 through the 1990s. The bulk of these letters date from 1940s through the 1970s and most are responses to Slonimsky's inquiries for biographical and other information relative to his editing of International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians and Baker's Biographical Dictionary. Written mostly in English but also in other languages, many of the letters include biographical information and provide valuable insights into the lives and personalities of some correspondents. Noteworthy correspondents include the following: Henry Cowell, Alexandre Gretchaninoff, Roy Harris, Charles Ives, and Edgar Varèse. Other correspondents who deserve special mention are: Gerald Abraham, Modest Altschuler, George Antheil, Jacob Avshalomov, Simon Bucharoff, Milton Babbitt, Samuel Barber, John J. Becker, Leonard Bernstein, Ernst Bloch, Friedrich Blume, Benjamin Britten, Howard Mayer Brown, Manfred Bukofzer, Alan Bush, Charles Wakefield Cadman, John Cage, Michel-Dimitri Calvocoressi, Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Carlos Chávez, Chou Wen-Chung, Jani Christou, Sergei Conus, Aaron Copland, César Cui, Aleksandr Grechaninov, Luigi Dallapiccola, Mario Davidovsky, Norman Dello Joio, David Diamond, Christoph von Dohnányi, Olin Downes, Arcady Dubensky, Vladimir Dukelsky (Vernon Duke), Alfred Einstein, David Ewen, Lukas Foss, Harry Lawrence Freeman, Kenneth Gaburo, Alejandro García Caturla, Vladimir Guba, George Gershwin, Walter Gieseking, Henry F. Gilbert, Lawrence Gilman, Alberto Ginastera, Isaac Goldberg, Michael Goldstein, Eugene Goossens, Leonid Grabovsky, Morton Gould, Howard Hanson, Jascha Heifetz, John Joubert, Ulysses Kay, Tikhon Khrennikov, Charles Koechlin, Ernst Krenek, Genrihk Litinsky, Wanda Landowska, Eric Leinsdorf, Jay Leda, Douglas Lilburn, Nikolai Lopatnikoff, Lorin Maazel, Gian Francesco Malipiero, Nicolai Malko, Igor Markevich, Nikolai Miaskovsky, Darius Milhaud, Hans Moldenhauer, Lawrence Morton, Nicolas Nabokov, Aleksandr Olenin, Claude Palisca, George Perle, Walter Piston, Dragan Plamenac, Hubert du Plessis, Sergei Prokofiev, Solomon Rosowsky, Serge Rachmaninoff, Maurice Ravel, Yuri Shaporin, Max Steinberg, Silvestre Revueltas, Wallingford Riegger, Andrei Rimsky-Korsakoff, Charles Ruggles, Lazare Saminsky, Arnold Schoenberg, Wiliam Schuman, Roger Sessions, Fabien Sevitsky, George Bernard Shaw, Alexander Siloti, Sergei Slonimsky, Kaikhosru Sorabji, Leo Sowerby, William Grant Still, Karlheinz Stockhausen, George Szell, Joseph Szigeti, Alexandre Tansman, Alexander Tcherepnin, John Thompson, Oscar Thompson, Randall Thompson, Virgil Thomson, Ernst Toch, Vladmir Ussachevsky, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Jacob Weinberg, Anton Webern, and Eugene Zádor. In addition, scattered letters, mostly of lesser import, are found among the biographical materials on composers and performers series and elsewhere in the collection. Most of the biographical materials on composers and performers date from the 1920s to the 1980s. Like the correspondence series, most of these materials were generated when Slonimsky was editing Bakers and the International Cyclopedia. Again, in these files one finds extensive information about composers and musicians from around the United States and the world. Many of the musicians included here are not well known. Especially interesting are materials relative to the lives and works of composers and musicians from the former Soviet Union. Included with the materials are a number of obscure facts and details, curricula vitae, works lists, biographies and other notes about these individuals and their families with a surprising number of birth and death certificates in English and other languages (mostly Italian, German, and French). Materials of a biographical nature are found in other series in the collection as well. A number of files are minimally informative and contain only brief birth and/or death dates, or newspaper articles that are generally available elsewhere. A collection of concert programs amassed by Slonimsky date from 1873 to 1997. Most of these date from the early 1950s until the late 1990s and most deal with contemporary music. A significant number of the programs are from music festivals. They are organized chronologically. The music collected by Nicolas Slonimsky series is divided into subseries of manuscript, printed music and multi-composer collections. Among the manuscripts are many short holographic works and fragments by composers: Dante Alderighi, John J. Becker, Eleazar de Carvalho, Sergei Conus, Luigi Dallapiccola, Mabel Daniels, Arcady Dubensky, Gregor G. Fitelberg, Gianandrea Gavazzeni, Gino Gorini, Aleksandr Gretchaninov, Roy Harris, Daniel Jones, Ellis B. Kohs, William Kraft, René Leibowitz, Gian Francesco Malipiero, Franco Margola, Edvard Mirzoyan, Riccardo Nielsen, Goffredo Petrassi, Manuel M. Ponce, Gardner Read, Nino Rota, Luis H. Salgado, Giovanni Salviucci, Sergei Slonimsky, Alexandre Tansman, Boris Tishchenko, David Toradze, Georges Tsouyopoulos, Guillermo Uribe-Holguín, Aurelio de la Vega, Heitor Villa-Lobos, John Vincent, Andrei Volkonsky, and Adone Zecchi. Of particular interest among the printed music and multi-composer collections are a significant number of works by lesser-known Soviet composers as well as composers with Spanish surnames. Especially noteworthy are a number of published works by Sergei Slonimsky, Prokofief and Shostakovich. A copy of 114 songs by Charles E. Ives contains annotations and corrections in Ives' hand. The scrapbooks include general materials such as announcements, flyers and related programs in addition to clippings of reviews of Slonimsky's early work as a performer and conductor and of his later work as a writer. Included also are articles he wrote for the Boston Evening Transcript and the Christian Science Monitor. Most interesting among the iconographical materials in the collection are family photographs along with photographs of composers and musicians from the former Soviet Union, as well as little known musicians from the United States and elsewhere. The Collection was processed in 1998-99 by Michael Ferrando, William Nelson, Stefan Patejak and Albert Tucker with the assistance of Kevin LaVine. Robert Saladini was Music Specialist and Team Leader.
series
Biographical Materials, 1894-1995
Materials relating to Nicolas Slonimsky's personal life, including family history documents, a miscellaneous subject file, travel materials, and assorted clippings.
subseries
Nicolas Slonimsky biographical materials
file
90th birthday tributes
Address books
Biographical articles, clippings, documents
Childhood school certificates
Childhood schoolwork
Diplomas and certificates See also: MISCELLANY, BOX 353
Income tax return 1992
Medical report age 92
Passports
X-Rays see: MISCELLANY, BOX 353
Tributes, miscellaneous
Family history
Dr. von Ehrenwall'sche Kuranstalt [sanitarium]
Mother's documents (assorted)
Antoni Slonimsky writings (in Polish)
Leonid Slonimsky book Karla Marksaca. 1898
Slonimsky family history
Chaim Selig Slonimsky
Dorothy Adlow [Slonimsky] documents (assorted)
Electra Slonimsky, birth and childhood documents
Subject File, miscellaneous
Contracts: House rental agreements
Contracts: Publishers
First performances [various composers]
How to become an intellectual [notes]
Promotional materials: assorted publications
Question to "Information Please" radio program, 1943
Quotations
TV Quiz show 1956
Travel materials
Brazil, 1941
Bulgaria news clipping, 1921
Class notes UCLA
European addresses and visiting cards
European tour 1963
International Society for Contemporary Music
Musical recordings, scores taken to USSR 1962
Russian language final test
Russian music studies
Soviet Union visits (notes)
Symphonic music class description
Tentative itinerary, University of Minnesota 1990 Program
Ticket stubs
Travel documents
Travel schedule 1959
U.S. Department of State International Cultural Exchange 1960-64
Clippings
Articles about N.S. 1925-78
Articles about N.S. 1979-94
Scrapbook, South American clippings, 1938 see: BOX 343
Writings, 1920-1995
Writings of Nicolas Slonimsky consisting of manuscript and typescript drafts and notes (including index cards) for articles, radio scripts, books, along with speeches, lectures, program and liner notes, reviews, and related materials, published and unpublished.
Articles
27 April 1991. [poem, 1 p.]
Absolute pitch. American Mercury(Oct. 1930).
Addition terms for pocket Baker's. [typescript, 33 p.]
Additions to [Failed Wunderkind.] Rueful Autopsy. [dust cover essay]
Additions to the Cyclopedia of music and musicians. [typescript, 62 p.; July 1 and Dec. 13, 1958.]
Alert Secretary-typist. Harvard Crimson, 1 June 1957.
Alexander Scriabin. [typescript, 19 p.]
Alexander Tcherepnin septuagenarian. Tempo(winter 1968-69).
Amateurs with stature. Medical Opinion and Review(July 1970).
American modern music. [typescript, 12 p.]
American music. [typescript, 21 p.]
American opera company, 1886-88. [typescript, 3 p.]
American peoples encyclopedia yearbook, Dec. 5, 1960. [typescript, 14 p.]
American poet of nature. Christian Science Monitor, 17 Oct. 1959.
Americanism in American symphonic music. [Lectures broadcast in the Voice of America series The American Symphony Orchestra, Nov. 1967.]
America's composers no. 1. Christian Science Monitor, 27 Feb.1943.
America's pianistic ladies. Christian Science Monitor, 21 June 1961.
An encyclopedia of human knowledge and activities. Christian Science Monitor, n.d.
And then, "English music suddenly dwindled." Christian Science Monitor, 19 Apr. 1962.
Anecdotes. [typescript with annotations, 13 p.]
Animal music. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Sept. 1946.
Announcing. The new 1965 edition of Baker's. G. Schirmer Newsletter2, no. 1 (winter 1964/65).
Another set of notes on the tonal art. Boston Evening Transcript, n.d.
Answers by pupils. [typescript with annotations, 3 p.]
Anton Rubinstein in America 1872. [typescript with annotations, 5 p.]
Anxieties of composing. Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 9 (June 1966).
Aram Khatchaturian, a new Soviet composer. American Review on the Soviet Union(Feb. 1941). [includes typescript, 4 p.]
Arensky Variations on a theme by Tchaikovsky. [typescript, 1 p.]
Are you learning Russian? Christian Science Monitor, 29 May 1943.
The Ariel of music. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Aug. 1954.
The art of listening. Medical Opinion and Review2, no. 3 (Dec. 1966).
The art of music criticism. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1967]
The avant-garde. Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 8 (May 1966).
The Avierinos' concert. Boston Evening Transcript, 22 Mar. 1928.
[The Bach family]
[Liner notes for] Songs of the Bach family. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-457. [includes typescript, 3 p.]
[Bach, J. S.]
Bach's choral preludes. [typescript, 4 p.]
Cantata, "Jauchzet Gott." [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Church cantata no. 158 ("Der Friede sei mit dir"). Columbia Masterworks, Set X-191.
Concerto for two pianos, C minor. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Concerto in D minor. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-418-AM-418-MM- 418.
[Liner notes for] Suite no. 3 in D major. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-428-AM-428-MM- 428.
[Liner notes for] Toccata and Fugue in C (arr. by Weiner). Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 195.
[Liner notes for] The well-tempered clavier (arr. for jazz combo by Armand Migiani). Orion Super Stereo Sound, ORS 7033.
[Bach, Johann Christian]
Sinfonia for double orchestra, op. 18, no. 1. [typescript, 2 p.]
Ballad for Americans. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Bartók, Béla]
[Liner notes for] Contrasts for violin, clarinet and piano. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 178.
[Liner notes for] Excerpts from Mikrokosmos (v. 1). Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 455.
[Beethoven, Ludwig van]
[Liner notes for] Concerto no. 4 in G major, op. 58. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-411-AM- 411-MM-411.
Hammerklavier sonata, op. 106. [typescript, 3 p.]
Jena symphony. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Leonore overture no. 3. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-173.
Moonlight sonata. [typescript, 3 p.]
Quartet in B flat, op. 130. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Liner notes for] Quartet no.1 in F major, op. 18. Columbia Masterworks Set M-444-MM- 444.
[Liner notes for] Quartet no. 14 in C sharp minor, op. 131. Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 429-AM-429-MM-429.
Quartet, op. 59, no. 2. [typescript, 4 p.]
Romance in G for violin and orchestra, op. 40. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Sonata no. 28 in A major, op. 101. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 172.
String quartet, op.135. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 5 in C minor ; Fugue in G minor ("The little G minor"). Columbia Masterworks, Set M-451.
Third symphony. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Liner notes for] Twelve contra dances. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-184.
Beethoven in his letters. Review of The Letters of Beethoven, by Emily Anderson.Christian Science Monitor, 7 Dec. 1961.
Benjamin Lees' "In Excelsis." Tempo113 (June 1975).
Besides C# minor. Review of Rachmaninov. The Man and His Music, by John Culshaw.The Saturday Review, 13 May 1950).
Biblical lore treated in great detail in Jewish encyclopedia. Review ofUniversal Jewish Encyclopedia, edited by Isaac Land.Christian Science Monitor, 31 July [n.d.].
[Billings, William]
[Liner notes for] American Psalms and Fuguing Tunes. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-434- AM-434-MM-434.
The birth of opera. Medical Opinion and Review3, no. 11 (Nov. 1967).
[Bloch, Ernest]
[Liner notes for] Baal Shem (Three pictures of chassidic life) ; Sumaré;(Milhaud, arr. by Levy) ;Danse du meunier(Falla, arr. by Szigeti). Columbia Masterworks, Set X-188.
Concerto grosso. [typescript, 2 p.]
Four episodes. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Boccherini, Luigi]
[Liner notes for] Quartet in G minor, op. 33, no. 5. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 170.
The book of knowledge. [typescript, 2 p.]
Book of musical knowledge. Review of Harvard Dictionary of Music, by Willi Apel.Christian Science Monitor, 30 Dec. [ca.1944].
Bouncing into fortune's lap and out again. The years and the courses of Vladimir Dukelsky, composer at hand.Boston Evening Transcript, 14 Mar. 1929.
Boyce. Symphony, no. 7. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Brahms, Johannes]
Academic festival overture, op. 80. [typescript, 3 p.]
Brahms' Intermezzi. [typescript, 3 p.]
First sonata for viola, op. 120. [typescript, 4 p.]
Serenade in A major, op. 16. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 2 in D major, op. 73. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-412-AM- 412-MM-412.
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 3 in F major, op. 90. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-443-MM 443.
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 4 in E minor. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-452.
[Liner notes for] Three Rhapsodies for Piano. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-183.
[Liner notes for] Variations on a theme of Haydn. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 181.
Brahms. Third B of music.Christian Science Monitor, 15 Jan. 1955.
[Britten, Benjamin]
Les illuminations. [typescript, 1 p.]
Scottish ballad, op. 26. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Bruckner, Anton]
Quintet for strings. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Busoni, Ferruccio]
Concertino for clarinet and small orchestra. [typescript, 3 p.]
By way of introduction. Parisian anecdotes and other amiable personalia about Arthur Honegger, composer of "King David," at Symphony Hall next Sunday. From "Bad Boy" of "the Six" to present place as highly reputed musician.Boston Evening Transcript, 30 Mar. 1928.
Cacophony in history. Medical Opinion and Review5, no. 4 (Apr. 1969).
Careers and opportunities. Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 7 (Apr. 1966).
Centenario de Stravinsky. Musicalia(La Habana) 15-16 (1931).
Chabrier. Melody in French. Christian Science Monitor, 8 Aug. 1953.
Chamber music in America. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Chamber music richly performed at arts concert.Gazette Telegraph(Colorado Springs), 3 Aug. 1947.
The changing style of Soviet music. Journal of the American Musicology Society3 (1950).
Charles Ives. [typescript, 16 p.; inscribed: Dictionary of American Biography, 23 June 1975]
Charles Ives. The man and his music. The Choral Journal(Jan. 1975). [photocopy (includes superimposed letter of Ives to N.S., 26 Feb. 1930)]
Chess in music. Allegro(Mar. 1973).
Children's page. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Feb. 1939 to 5 Feb. 1940.
Chopin. [typescript, 4 p.; inscribed: noted for a Decca album]
[Chopin, Frédéric]
Andante spianato and grande polonaise. [typescript, 2 p.]
Chopin etudes, op. 25. [typescript, 4 p.]
Chopin fantasia. The Phonograph Monthly Review(n.d.).
Chordist of the flatted thirteenth. Review ofRachmaninoff, by Victor I. Seroff.The Saturday Review, 25 Mar. 1950.
Chou Wen-Chung. American Composers Alliance Bulletin9, no. 4 (1961).
Chromatic tree harp. [typescript, 5 p.]
Classical. Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 11 (Aug. 1966).
Classical music project. The User's Guide to Classical Music. CD-I music disc. [typescript for audiovisual CD ROM featuring N.S. scripts on various composers and musical periods read by others, created by Keith Holzman and Yolanda Liepa, 14 Apr. 1986; 113 p.]
[Cobbett's cyclopedia of chamber music-drafts, correspondence, galleys, etc.]
Colors and keys. Medical Opinion and Review2, no. 1 (Oct. 1966).
Complicated problem-drastic solution. Christian Science Monitor, 10 Nov. 1952.
Composer in a palace. Surrounded by treasures and household pets, Malipiero personifies an ageless tradition.Christian Science Monitor, 30 Sept. 1950.
Composer in uniform. Christian Science Monitor, 21 Aug. 1943.
Composer's fan mail. Friends on the air waves put a sparkle in Slonimsky activities.Christian Science Monitor, 28 Aug. 1948.
Composer's notes on the quaquaversal suite. [typescript, 1 p.]
Comprehensive encyclopedia of musical knowledge. [typescript, 3 p.]
Concert of contemporary American music
Consonances and dissonances. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Dec. 1937.
[Copland, Aaron]
[Program notes for] Outdoor Overture[1947].
[Corelli, Arcangelo]
La folia. [typescript, 3 p.]
Creativity by edict. Medical Opinion and Review3, no. 7 (July 1967).
Critics ain't what they used to be. The sad decline of musical invective. [journal article n.d.]
Cross-note puzzles. Christian Science Monitor, 1 Mar. 1937.
Cultural explosion in the U.S.S.R. [typescript, 62 p.]
Curious facts and amusing anecdotes. [typescript, 7 p.]
Dance map of Europe. Christian Science Monitor, 20 Oct. 1945, weekly magazine section.
Dancing on an asteroid.Christian Science Monitor, 1 July 1955.
[Debussy, Claude]
Prelude a l'après-midi d'un faune. [typescript, 3 p.; inscribed: Long Beach Jan. 31, 1969]
String quartet, op. 10. [typescript, 3 p.]
Two dances for harp and string orchestra. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Delius, Frederick]
Two pieces for small orchestra. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Dello Joio, Norman]
Concerto for harp and orchestra. [typescript, 1 p.]
Demotic music. [typescript, 8 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, Mar. 1998]
The demotic style. Medical Opinion and Review4, no. 5 (May 1968).
Development of Soviet music. Bulletin on the Soviet Union2 (30 Apr. 1937).
[Diamond, David]
Suite for Romeo and Juliet. [typescript, 2 p.]
Dictionnaire de musique, 1972. [typescript, 28 p.]
Distortions scored of Soviet translator. Christian Science Monitor, 22 Sept. 1959.
Dizzy Dorato. [typescript, 20 p.]
Dmitri Dmitrievitch Shostakovitch, July 31, 1942. [typescript, 27 p.; inscribed: copy fromThe Musical Quarterly]
Dmitri Shostakovich. [typescript, 7 p.]
Dmitri Shostakovitch. The Musical Mercury2, no. 2 (June/July 1935).
Domashniaia kanitel (Household proceedings). [comedy by N.S. (1907), 15 leaves ; sketches, 7 leaves.]
Dreams. [descriptions of dreams by N.S., 8 p.]
[Dukas, Paul]
The apprentice sorcerer. [typescript, 3 p.]
Dvořák's quartet, op. 96. [typescript, 1 p.]
Elements of music. [typescript (Nov. 1963), 17 p.; inscribed: forThe Book of Knowledge(Grolier)]
Elgar. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Program notes for] Elie Siegmeister 75th Birthday Tribute Concert. Merkin Concert Hall, Abraham Goodman House, 15 Jan. 1984.
[Encyclopedia Britannica-drafts, correspondence, etc. for music articles]
[Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year articles, 1958-69](seeGeneral Collections)
[Encyclopedia Judaica-drafts, correspondence, etc. for music articles]
[Enesco, Georges]
Octet for strings. [typescript, 3 p.]
Rumanian rhapsody no. 1. [typescript, 3 p.]
Ernst Toch, 1887-1967. Neue Zeitschrift für Musik(Dec. 1967).
Escena musical de los estados unidos. Nuestra Musica6, no. 24 (1951).
Etude musical miscellany. Etude (Jan. 1949).
Eureka, the process of intellectual discovery. [typescript of seminar description, at Norman Okla., 9-13 Oct. 1988; 1 p.]
Europa volveré a cantar! Musicalia10 (June 1944).
Europe will sing again! Christian Science Monitor, 22 Jan. 1944.
Ever youthful Mozart. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Oct. 1953.
Ewen's musical masterpieces, corrections and suggestions. [corrections for David Ewen'sEncyclopedia of the Opera, June-Sept. 1952 and July-Sept. 1958; typescript, 200 p.]
Exploring on a keyboard. Girls Today, 7 Sept. 1947.
Exposition of music. [typescript, 26 p.]
The extraordinary monsieur Liszt. Christian Science Monitor, 4 Apr. 1952.
The fabulous Garcia family. Christian Science Monitor, 10 June 1953.
The fame and legend of Villa Lobos. The Saturday Review, 30 Aug. 1947.
Father of Russian music. Christian Science Monitor, 7 Mar. 1958.
Ferde Grofé. [typescript, 1 p.]
The fervent genius. Christian Science Monitor, 7 May 1955.
Firebirdsmanship. [typescript, 3 p.]
The first romantic composer. Christian Science Monitor, 30 Nov. 1957.
Florent Schmitt. Side-glances at the guest of the hour. Boston Evening Transcript, 26 Nov. 1932.
Florentine in Paris. Christian Science Monitor, 9 Jan. 1959.
The flowering of classical opera.Medical Opinion and Review4, no. 1 (Jan. 1968).
Folklore, harmony, rhythm. [typescript, 10 p.; inscribed: Puerto Rico, Nov. 27, 1959]
The folklore of Latin America's music. Christian Science Monitor, 18 July 1942, weekly magazine section.
The follies of critics, from the Lexicon of Musical Invectiveby N.S.Upbeat!3, no. 3 (Dec. 1986).
Footsteps to Parnassus. Christian Science Monitor, 26 July 1957.
Forest festival gets wide praise. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Foreword to Instrumentation and Orchestration, by Gardner Read. New York: Schirmer Books, 1979. [typescript, 7 p.]
Fortunate years for unfortunate composer the greater glory of Mussorgsky after half a century of name and fame.Boston Evening Transcript, 11 Apr. 1931.
[Program notes for] Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in a Concert of Contemporary American Music. Royce Hall, UCLA, 25 May 1967. (compositions by Kanitz, Blackwood, Lazarof, Williams)
Four modernist composers. Panorama(Nov. 1934).
[Franck, César]
[Liner notes for] Prelude, Chorale and Fugue. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 176.
[Liner notes for] Symphony in D. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-436-AM-436-MM- 436.
Frederick Delius. [typescript, 4 p.]
French Secular Music of the Late Fourteenth Century, by Willi Apel.Christian Science Monitor, 17 June 1950.
Fresh light on Tchaikovsky's private life. Hitherto unpublished letters fill out picture of composer's personality.New York Times, 4 May 1941.
A fresh sound in Soviet music. [typescript, 9 p.]
From peasant beginnings. Medical Opinion and Review3, no. 6 (June 1967).
From the ether a "new" music in a new manner.Boston Evening Transcript, 8 Oct. 1928.
Funny coincidence department. [typescript, 5 p.]
Gardner Read and his second symphony. [typescript, 4 p.]
The gay Rossini. Christian Science Monitor, 10 Mar. 1961.
A genius among artisans. Christian Science Monitor, 25 May 1956.
Genius of grand opera. Christian Science Monitor, 23 Apr. 1960.
[Gershwin, George]
[Liner notes for] Rhapsody in Blue. Columbia Records, X-196.
Good as Gould. Review of Glenn Gould. A Life and Variations, by Otto Friedrich.Los Angeles Times Book Review, 7 May 1989.
[Glinka, Mikhail]
Trio pathetique for piano, clarinet and bassoon. [typescript, 3 p.]
Gontcharov, Ivan Alexandrovitch. [typescript, 3 p.]
Gossip, 3/10/69. [typescript, 16 p.]
The great Sarasate.Christian Science Monitor, 13 May 1959.
[Grieg, Edvard]
[Liner notes for] Peer Gynt Suite, no. 1. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-180.
[Grofé, Ferde]
Grand Canyon. [typescript, 3 p.]
Growth of musical gifts. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1966]
The hand that evokes music from the ether. To introduce Prof. Theremin, Russian savant of sound, prophet of new tones. Boston Evening Transcript, 8 Oct. 1928.
[Handel, George Frideric]
Concerto grosso in G major no. 12. [typescript, 2 p.]
Suite from the opera The Faithful Shepherd. [typescript, 4 p.]
Handel's world. Its magnificence, its practicality, and its survival in our time. [typescript with annotations, 23 p.]
Handel the magnificent. Christian Science Monitor, 11 Sept. 1954.
The harpsichord is patrician. Christian Science Monitor, 25 Oct. 1952.
[Harris, Roy]
Roy Harris. [typescript of drafts and correspondence for unpublished N. S. book, 450-500 p.]
[Liner notes for] Quartet no. 3. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-450.
[Haydn, Joseph]
Seven last words of Christ. [typescript, 2 p.]
Symphonie concertante. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 104 in D major ("London"). Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 409-AM-409-MM-409.
Hearty applause for Mr. Delius. Review of Frederick Delius, by Sir Thomas Beecham.Christian Science Monitor, 4 Aug. 1960.
Heitor Villa-Lobos. The musical soul of Brazil. Show(Nov. 1962).
[Herbert, Victor]
[Liner notes for] The Music of Victor Herbert. Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 415.
The heroic days of modern music. [typescript with annotations, 26 p.]
His "melody of life." Christian Science Monitor, 3 Jan. 1964.
His signature. SRG PRKFV. Christian Science Monitor, 1 Aug. 1958.
[Liner notes for] History Making Premiers: Varese, Ives Ruggles, etc. conducted by N.S.[galley sheet]
[Hollywood Bowl program notes, 1967]
[Holst, Gustav]
St. Paul's suite for strings. [typescript, 1 p.]
How I orchestrate. [typescript, 3 p.; inscribed: N.S. ca. 1935]
How to terrorize a conductor into playing your music. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Humperdinck, Engelbert]
[Liner notes for] Hansel and Gretel suite. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-424-AM-424-MM- 424.
Igor Stravinsky. [typescript, 3 p.]
Igor Stravinsky. As the analyst looks at the logical development of next week's visitor. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Impressionism. [typescript, 5 p.]
Incredible mayor. Christian Science Monitor, 10 July 1952.
In epitome the career of Roussel. From the sea and the school into the clear-minded and individual composer.Christian Science Monitor, 23 Oct. 1930.
Instruments are for playing. Medical Opinion and Review3, no. 10 (Oct. 1967).
Interview with myself. Christian Science Monitor, 27 Oct. 1955.
Introduction to Twentieth century music, by Richard Burbank. New York: Facts on File, 1984. [includes typescript, 48 p.; inscribed: Musical millennium]
Introduction to Some Twentieth Century American Composers. A Selective Bibliography, by John Edmunds and Gordon Boelzner. New York: The New York Public Library, 1960.
An introductory speech in Rumanian before a lecture in French. Bucharest, 31 Mar. 1963. [typescript, 1 p.]
If anyone is sleepy let him go to sleep. Review of Silence. Lectures and Writings, by John Cage. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Dec. 1961.
I remember the heart and the mind of Wallingford Riegger. [typescript, 3 p.]
Is jazz serious music? [typescript, 6 p.]
Ives. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Civic Orchestra, New Haven program book, May 20, 1973]
Ives, Charles Edward. [typescript, 15 p.]
[Ibert, Jacques]
Capriccioso, Divertissement, Suite elisabethaine. [typescript, 3 p.]
Jazz, swing and boogie woogie. Christian Science Monitor, 20 May 1944.
Kaleidoscope of composers in exhibition. Boston Evening Transcript, 3 Nov. 1934.
[Kalinnikov, Vasili]
[Program notes for] Symphony in G minor, no. 1, n.d.
Keeper of the Russian tradition. Christian Science Monitor, 4 Jan. 1957.
Kiddies on the keys. Christian Science Monitor, 23 Feb. 1946.
The "King of the fortepianists." Christian Science Monitor, 7 Mar. 1960.
A king with a flute. Christian Science Monitor, 17 Jan. 1953.
Knight of poetic opera. Christian Science Monitor, 15 May 1954.
The Koussevitzky mission. The Saturday Review, 30 June 1951.
The last word. Musical Journal(May 1977).
[Latin American music]
[Leclair, Jean Marie (1697-1764)]
Suite for flute and strings. [typescript, 3 p.]
Les noces. [typescript, 10 p.; inscribed: Preface to translated text]
[Letters to the Editor]
1928 Mar. 8 [Latin of Stravinsky's Oedipus-Rex].Boston Herald.
1929 Sept. 30 A dramatic test. Boston Evening Transcript.
1930 July 8 It was Benjamin Franklin. Boston Evening Transcript.
1933 Mar. 24 Of course; we were speaking figuratively. Boston Evening Transcript.
1933 Oct. 27 Example, but no precept. Boston Evening Transcript.
1934 Apr. 2 Unbearable affliction. Boston Evening Transcript.
1935 Sept. 2 Joyce v. Kelly. New York Times.
1937 Sept. 2 Headline slanguage. Christian Science Monitor.
1938 May 25 [Delius' birth date]. Musical America.
1939 May 10 [Birth date of Jean Philippe Rameau]. Musical America.
1939 Dec. 25 [Musical boners by supposedly respectable writers]. Musical America.
1942 Apr. 10 [Rosa Calvet or Emma de Roquer].Musical America.
1945 Aug. [Ice cream history]. New York Times.
1945 Aug. 22 Churchill story not new. New York Times.
[1945 Dec.] Transition of Nemoy. New York Times.
1948 May 6 Origin of the phrase used by [F. D.] Roosevelt. New York Times.
1951 Aug. 19 From the mail pouch: Schönberg. New York Times. [N.S. and Roy Harris letter]
1951 Dec. 2 Mail pouch: late musicologist [Hugo Leichtentritt]. New York Times.
1952 Nov. 2 Tribute to E. B. Hill. New York Times.
1955 May 15 Mail pouch: Viotti bicentennial. New York Times.
1961 June 12 Henry Hudson an Englishman. New York Times.
1962 Feb. 24 Clear now. New York Times.
1969 Oct. 30 Family matters. The Listener.
1979 Feb. 4 Framed by skill. Calendar.
1981 July 20 To "The man whom society forbids to die." New York Times.
[Leoncavallo, Ruggero]
Pagliacci. [typescript, 5 p.]
Lexicographis secundus post herculem labor.Notes(n.d.).
[Liszt, Franz]
[Liner notes for] Les preludes. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-198.
Liszt tidbits. [typescript, 2 p.]
Listening to Music. [inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review1969]
[Program notes for] Little Orchestra Society concerts of 1948-1949.
Locked-up sound set free. Review of Ancient European Musical Instruments, by Nicholas Bessaraboff.Christian Science Monitor, 29 May 1942.
[Los Angeles Philharmonic program notes, 1968-69]
Lullistes, a vos pièces! Guide du Concert(1 Feb. 1952).
Lyric poet of French opera. Christian Science Monitor, 11 Apr. 1959.
Lyrical poet of music. Christian Science Monitor, 26 Nov. 1955.
Magician of the violin. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Aug. 1959.
[Mahler, Gustav]
Kindertotenlieder. [typescript, 3 p.]
Das Lied von der Erde. [typescript, 4 p.]
Mahler's tenth symphony. [typescript, 1 p.]
The man of eighteen symphonies. The American Quarterly on the Soviet Union1, no. 1 (Apr. 1938).
The man of twenty-three symphonies. [typescript, 4 p.]
Many melodies out of one. Boston News, n.d.
Marginal notes on the Russian film. Background, directors and the place of "Chapayev" in the Soviet cinema.Boston Evening Transcript, 23 Feb. 1935.
The marvelous season 1912-1913. The Juilliard Review Annual 1962-1963.
Masks and bergamasks. Excerpts from the forthcoming Lectionary of Musical Information, Instruction, and Entertainment.High Fidelity Magazine, Jan. 1976.
Medieval musical notation. Review of The Notation of Polyphonic Music, 909-1600, by Willi Apel.Christian Science Monitor, n.d.
Meeting Zappa. Harper's Magazine, Apr. 1988. [excerpt from Perfect Pitch. A Life Story, by N.S.]
Memory. Medical Opinion and Review 2, no. 2 (Nov. 1966).
[Mendelssohn, Felix]
[Liner notes for] Capriccio Brilliant, op. 22. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-197.
Minstrels from the emerald isle. Christian Science Monitor, 31 July 1956.
Modern composers of Brazil. Christian Science Monitor, 28 Sept. and 19 Oct. 1940.
Modern composition in Rumania. The Musical Quarterly51, no. 1 (Jan. 1965).
Modern immortals. The Saturday Review, 30 Sept. 1950.
Modern Italian music. Christian Science Monitor, 1 Feb. 1938.
Modern music. [typescript, 10 p.]
Modern music-an airplane view. The Critic3, no. 1 (4 Mar. 1926).
Modernist sprung from the ancients. Casella as the concert of his chamber pieces will reveal him. Boston Evening Transcript, 28 May 1929.
[Moore, Douglas]
Farm journal. [typescript, 2 p.]
Moscow. Musical interlude. Christian Science Monitor, 21 Aug. 1963.
The most amazing romance in musical history, part 1. The Etude(Oct. 1935).
Mountain melody revived. Review of Armenian Folksongs, by Sivart Poladian.Christian Science Monitor, 3 Oct. 1932.
[Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus]
Concerto for clarinet and orchestra, A major, K. 622. [typescript, 1 p.]
Concerto for flute and harp, K. 299. [typescript, 1 p.]
Concerto for three pianos, F major, K. 242. [typescript, 1 p.]
[Liner notes for] Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Serenade in G major) (K. 525). Columbia Masterworks, Set X-187.
[Liner notes for] Quartet in B flat major ("Hunting") (K. 548). Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 438-AM-438-MM-438.
Quartet in D minor, K. 421. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Liner notes for] Quartet no. 19 in C major ("Dissonant") (K. 465). Columbia Masterworks, Set M-456.
[Program notes for] Symphony no. 38 in D ("Prague"), K. 504. Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, 12/13 Mar. 1970.
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 38 in D major ("Prague") (K. 504). Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-410-AM-410-MM-410.
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 39 in E flat (K. 543). London Philharmonic Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-456.
Mozart and the Leners. The Phonograph Monthly Review5, no. 1 (Oct. 1930).
Muscovy's musical Merlin. HiFi and Music Review(June 1958).
Music and Robert Schumann. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Aug. 1961.
Music and surrealism. [typescript, 14 p.; inscription on one draft: Forum, Los Angeles, Sept. 1966]
Music around us, 1948. [typescript, 18 p.]
Music as an avocation. [typescript, 8 p. ; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1967]
Music as language. [typescript, 6 p. ; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1967]
Music comes home: musical knowledge and appreciation rise under freedom of the American Way.Christian Science Monitor, 21 Dec. 1946.
Music critics can be wrong. Bad criticism and the uneducated guess about his work has plagued the musician through the ages.Show(Aug. 1963).
[Liner notes for] Music for a 20th century violinist. An anthology of three decades of American music, 1940-1950-1960. CMS Records Inc., 1974 (DC 6435/37).
Music for the eye. Christian Science Monitor, 2 Dec. 1944.
Music for the eye and its listenable patterns [typescript for a talk by N.S., A.L.A. Convention, Philadelphia, 3 July 1955; 16 p.]
Music history as gossip. [typescript, 15 p. ; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, Apr. 1969]
Music in America 1860-1910. [Paper presented at the Conference on the Arts in America, Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum,Winterthur, Delaware, 6-7 Apr. 1962.
Music in Bolivia. Christian Science Monitor, n.d.
Music in Cuba. The Musical Record 1, no. 3 (Aug. 1933).
Music in Guatemala. Christian Science Monitor, 9 Sept. 1944.
Music in Rumania. [typescript, 10 p.]
Music in South America. [galley sheet; inscribed: Who's Who in Music, 1940-41]
Music in the U.S. since 1918. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: New Oxford History of Music]
Music in the war against Hitler: Writer in Christian Science Monitor tells how Soviet musicians prepared their creative forces to aid in defense of the Fatherland. Daily Worker, 18 July 1941.
Music in Uruguay.Christian Science Monitor, n.d.
Music makers of Tbilisi.Christian Science Monitor, 31 Oct. 1963.
Music, mind and health. [typescript, 32 p.; inscribed: Written for Columbia Records Books and paid for in 1966, but never published]
Music of Latin America. London: George G. Harrap, 1946. [book by N.S., title page only.]
Music of [Old] Russia. [typescript, 8 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1967]
Music of the Dominican Republic. Christian Science Monitor, 8 July 1944.
Music out of thin air. Christian Science Monitor, 23 June 1945.
Music since Stalin. [newspaper article, 6/11/56.]
Music schools in Latin America. Christian Science Monitor, 17 Apr. 1943.
Music that plays itself. Christian Science Monitor, 18 June 1960.
Music under the Southern Cross. Christian Science Monitor, 18 Mar. 1939, weekly magazine.
Music under the Soviets. [typescript, 12 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1966]
Music, where the Americas meet. Christian Science Monitor, 8 June1940, weekly magazine.
Music with a story. Christian Science Monitor, 11 Oct. 1947.
The Musical avant-garde. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, sent on March 16, 1966]
Musical children. Prodigies or monsters. The Etude (Oct. 1948).
Musical education in Latin America. [typescript, 4 p.; inscribed: 1942]
Musical fantasies perpetuated as fact. Los Angeles Times, 1 May 1966.
A Musical Journey. Rumania Today 108, no. 12 (1963).
Musical neologisms. The Composer and Conductor, no. 15 (Aug. 1972).
Musical oddentities. HiFi Review(1959-60). [drafts and published articles.]
Musical oddities. The Etude(July/Sept. 1951).
Musical oddities. Keyboard Classics 1, no. 5 (Sept./Oct. 1981).
Musical poet from Bohemia. Christian Science Monitor, 1 Dec. 1962.
Musical poet of Norway. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Feb. 1955.
Musical Prometheus. Christian Science Monitor, 20 Sept. 1961.
Musical quizzes. House & Garden, Sept. 1952.
Musical rebel. Américas 5, no. 9 (Sept. 1953).
Musical shorthand. Christian Science Monitor, 7 Dec. 1936.
Musical tumbleweeds. [typescript, 10 p.; inscribed: Sent to Guy Freedman, editor Music Journal, Jan. 26, 1977]
A musical visionary. Christian Science Monitor, 25 Oct. 1951.
Musician of Andalusia. Christian Science Monitor, 11 July 1962.
Musicians as technologists. Medical Opinion and Review 4, no. 9 (Sept. 1968).
Musicians of Chile. Christian Science Monitor, 27 Sept. 1938.
A musicologist's scrapbook. Selmer Bandwagon(1961-1965). [drafts, published articles, etc.]
Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Kassel/Basel: Bärenreiter, n.d.
Musings of a musical mind. Los Angeles Times Magazine, Mar. 1988.
Musique. Christian Science Monitor, 5 Oct. 1956.
[Mussorgsky, Modest]
Pictures at an exhibition. [typescript, 3 p.]
Mussorgsky. A personal portrait. [typescript, 4 p.]
My adventures in American music. Keyboard Classics6, no. 4 (July/Aug. 1986).
My grandfather invented the telegraph. Commentary(Jan. 1977).
My toy balloon. [typescript, 4 p.]
Nationalism in Soviet music. [journal article n.d.]
Natural harmony. [typescript, 1 p.]
Nature of musical inspiration. [typescript, 6 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, Jan. 1971]
New goals for Soviet writers.Panorama (Oct. 1934).
New music in Greece. The Musical Quarterly 51, no. 1 (Jan. 1965).
New stirrings in ether-wave music. Boston Evening Transcript, 19 Oct. 1928.
A new tune in Soviet music. The Saturday Review, 30 Jan. 1954.
The new world of the dodecaphonic music. [excerpted article from Etude Sept. 1950]
Nicolas Slonimsky, Orion 73100. [typescript, 4 p.]
Nicolas Slonimsky autobiographical sketch. [typescript, 5 p.] See also: BOX 1
Nina Makarova, composer. Christian Science Monitor, 28 Dec. 1938.
Nobility in grandeur. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Dec. 1963.
Nobirdy aviar soar anywing to eagle it. City Celebration(July 1979). [includes typescript, 2 p.]
A note is a note is a note. [typescript, 13 p.]
Notes and comments on tonal theory and practice.Boston Evening Transcript, 6 Apr. 1935.
Of orchestral conductors. Christian Science Monitor, 23 Jan. 1960.
Old and new Russia. Review of The Political and Diplomatic History of Russia, by George Vernadsky.Christian Science Monitor, 12 June 1936.
Old Russian song. Keyboard Classics7, no. 4 (June/July 1987). [piano music by N.S.]
Omnibus of music. [typescript, 22 p.]
On listening to words about music.Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 10 (July 1966).
On music criticism. L.A. Philharmonic(Mar. 1967).
On the contrary. [typescript, 4 p.]
Onward to 2000. [typescript, 8 p.]
Opera at Covent Garden. Christian Science Monitor, 30 Sept. 1952.
Operas by return mail. Review of A Working Friendship. The Correspondence between Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal, translated by Hanns Hammelmann and Ewald Osers.Christian Science Monitor, 30 Aug. 1962.
The orchestra situation in Latin America, 1942. [typescript, 12 p.]
Oxford companion to music, a one-man dictionary. Review of The Oxford Companion to Music, compiled by Percy A. Scholes. Christian Science Monitor, 18 Mar. 1939.
[Oxford companion to music (Concise Oxford Dictionary)-drafts, correspondence, etc.]
Pandiatonicism. [typescript, 2 p.]
Papa Haydn is cheerful. Christian Science Monitor, 18 Apr. 1953.
The paradoxical Richard Wagner. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Feb. 1953.
Patroness of a genius. Review of Beloved Friend, by Catherine Drinker Bowers and Barbara von Meek.Christian Science Monitor, n.d.
Perfect pitch. Grand Street 6, no. 1 (autumn 1986).
The perfect pitch. Medical Opinion and Review1, no. 6 (Mar. 1966).
Peter Ibbetson by Deems Taylor. [typescript, 4 p.]
Petrushka. [typescript, 9 p.]
Pianist lauds musical intellect of audience. Christian Science Monitor, 10 Nov. 1959.
Pianists-teachers and virtuosi. Program Notes3, no. 6 (Nov. 1967).
Piano playing at home. Christian Science Monitor, 2 Sept. 1955.
Piano teachers. [typescript, 7 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1969]
[Piston, Walter]
[Program notes for] Suite for orchestra. Boston Civic Orchestra, 18 Apr. 1945.
Violin sonata. [typescript, 3 p.]
The pit they have hollowed for Toscanini. Boston Evening Transcript, 2 Nov. 1929.
Pitfalls of musical chronology. The Music Journal(Nov./Dec. 1946).
Playing music together. Social philosophers have been fascinated by the wonder of collective harmony.Christian Science Monitor, 15 Dec. 1945.
The plush era of music in the U.S. American concert life since 1861. [typescript, 27 p.]
[Pocket manual of musical terms-drafts, correspondence, etc.]
Poet of cheerful melancholy. Christian Science Monitor, 2 July 1959.
Poet of musical fantasy. Christian Science Monitor, 29 June 1954.
A poet of musical impressions Christian Science Monitor, 4 June 1952.
The poet of Russia. Christian Science Monitor, 5 Feb. 1954.
Port town in premiere. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Aug. 1960.
Preface to Note Perfect, by Giveon Cornfield. Honolulu: Chaminade University Press, 1993. [typescript, 1 p.; inscribed: N.S. Sept. 1992]
Presenting the great Rimsky. Christian Science Monitor, 6 July 1951.
Problemas de la música moderna. Boletin Latino Americano de Música4, no. 4 (Oct. 1938). [also:Música Viva(Mar. 1941).]
Problems of notation and harmony; biography and assorted footnotes.Boston Evening Transcript, 5 Jan. 1935.
[Program notes for] The Music Center Monthly 3, no. 4 (Apr. 1969). [Prelude and Good Friday spell from "Parsifal", by Wagner ;Concerto no. 25 in C major, by Mozart ; Symphony no. 1, by Dorati ;Khovanshchina, by Mussorgsky ;Symphonie concertante in E minor for cello and orchestra, op. 125, by Prokofiev ;Symphony no. 9 in E minor, op. 95 ("From the New World"), by Dvořák ;The Damnation of Faust, op. 24, by Berlioz]
[Program notes: performances and notes by N.S. et al., 1931-52]
Progressive and reactionary forces in American music. [typescript, 31 p.]
[Prokofiev, Sergei]
[Liner notes for] Classical Symphony in D major, op. 25. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-166.
Peter and the Wolf. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Quartet, op. 50. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-448.
Prokofiev. A full length portrait. Review of Sergei Prokofiev. His Musical Life, by Israel Nestyev. New York Times Book Review, 7 July 1946.
A proposal. [typescript, 3 p.; at bottom: N.S. music lecturer at UCLA, March 22, 1965]
Proposal for a comprehensive encyclopedia of music. [typescript, 5 p.]
Psychedelic music. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1968]
A quarter of a century: 1951-1976. [typescript, 26 p.; inscribed: High Fidelity, sent off Jan. 1976]
Rachmaninoff gives concert. The Boston Herald, 26 Mar. 1928.
[Ravel, Maurice]
[Liner notes for] Bolero. All-American Youth Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 174.
[Liner notes for] Introduction and Allegro ; Maid with the Flaxen hair, by Debussy. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-167.
[Liner notes for] Quartet in F. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-425-AM-425-MM- 425.
[Liner notes for] Sonatine. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-179.
[Liner notes for] Valses nobles et sentimentales. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 194.
Ravel's piano concerto. [Record review for Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. Maurice Ravel conducting pianist Marguerite Long and the Symphony Orchestra, C-LFX257 to C-LFX259.]
Rebarbarization of the musical armamentarium. City Celebration[San Francisco] (June 1979).
The Red Army sings. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Nov. 1943, weekly magazine section.
Red music. [typescript, 2 p.]
Reference dictionary of music. [typescript, 370 p.]
Reinhold Gliére. The American Quarterly on the Soviet Union 1, no. 2 (July 1938).
Relevant paragraphs, Jan. 7, 14, 28 and Apr. 15, 1945. [typescript, 8 p.]
Reminiscences of a vanished world and a great teacher. The Piano Teacher( Sept./Oct. 1963).
Rengaw at the Microchron. Christian Science Monitor, 22 Jan. 1962.
Report and impressions-N.S., American specialist in music, traveling on a State Department grant, Bucharest, Mar. 22, 1963. [typescript, 7 p.]
Report on the sojourn in Bulgaria of N.S., American musicologist traveling on a grant of the State Department, Sofia, Mar. 7, 1963. [typescript, 5 p.]
[Respighi, Ottorino]
Concerto a cinque. [typescript, 2 p.]
Resplendent musician.Christian Science Monitor, 10 Feb. 1956.
The responsibility of genius. [typescript for seminar description. Norman, Oklahoma, 9-13 Oct. 1988; 1 p.]
[Reznicek, Emil]
Overture to the opera Donna Diana. [typescript, 2 p.]
Rimsky-Korsakov. A personal portrait. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai]
[Liner notes for] Capriccio Español, op. 34. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-185.
Quintet for piano, flute, clarinet, French horn, and bassoon ; Capriccio Español, op. 34. [typescript, 3 p.]
The Road to Music. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1966.
Romantic. Medical Opinion and Review 1, no. 12 (Sept. 1966).
Roy Harris. The Musical Quarterly 33, no. 1 (Jan. 1947).
A royal game. Christian Science Monitor, 22 Mar. 1954.
Russian folk music. [typescript, 6 p.]
Russian music. Encyclopedia Americana (1973). [drafts, correspondence, etc.]
Russian music is important. [newspaper article, 6/8/39.]
Russian music warms to war. Christian Science Monitor, 12 July 1941.
Russian novelist in a "Human Portrait." Review of Dostoyevsky. A Human Portrait, by Robert Payne.Christian Science Monitor, 20 Apr. 1961.
A Russian symphony and concerto. Disques (Dec. 1932).
Saint Petersburg Cultural Foundation, 1992. [promotional material in Russian of a lecture given by N.S.; 7 leaves (2 copies)]
[Saint-Saëns, Camille]
[Liner notes for] Concerto no. 1 in A minor for Violincello and Orchestra, op. 33. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-182.
Violin sonata, op. 75. [typescript, 4 p.]
A Salute to Carleton Sprague Smith. [journal article n.d.]
Samples of entries for dictionary of American music. [typescript, 7 p.]
The Schillinger system. [typescript, 9 p.]
[Schönberg, Arnold]
Kammersymphonie. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Pierrot Lunaire. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-461.
[Program notes for] A Survivor from Warsaw, op. 46. [1968-1969]
Schönberg a musical prophet. Christian Science Monitor, 19 Nov. 1960.
The Schönberg idea. [poem, 2 p.]
Schönberg in the Soviet Mirror. Journal of the Arnold Schoenberg Institute2, no. 2 (Feb. 1978).
[Schubert, Franz]
[Liner notes for] Fantasie (transcribed for piano and orchestra by Liszt). Columbia Masterworks, Set M-426-AM-426-MM-426.
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 2 in B flat major. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-420-AM-420- MM-420.
Symphony no. 6. [typescript, 2 p.]
The Unfinished symphony. [typescript, 3 p.]
Winterreise. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Schumann, Robert]
Andante and variations for two pianos, op. 46. [typescript, 3 p.]
Carnival in Vienna. [typescript, 4 p.]
Dichterliebe. [typescript, 3 p.]
Overture, scherzo and finale, op. 52. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Quartet no. 1 in A minor. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-454.
[Liner notes for] Sonata no. 2 in G minor, op. 22. Columbia Masterworks, Set X- 186.
Symphony no. 4. [typescript, 3 p.]
Scientific mind turned on music-Saminsky's provocative book about composers of this day.Boston Evening Transcript, 20 May 1933.
[Scrapbook, articles 1949-59] see: BOX 345
[Scriabin, Alexander]
Piano sonata no. 4, op. 30. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Program notes for] Symphony no. 2 in C, op. 29. Boston Symphony Orchestra, 10 Dec. n.d.
Scriabin. A musical seer. Christian Science Monitor, 16 Dec. 1959.
[Scribners Encyclopedia-drafts, correspondence, galleys, etc.]
Selection of an instrument to play. [typescript, 9 p.; inscribed: Medical Opinion and Review, 1967]
Serenade on a guitar. Christian Science Monitor, 30 Dec. 1960.
Serge Prokofieff's marginal notes on his compositions. [typescript, 5 p.]
Serge Prokofiev, his status in Soviet music. The Quarterly on the Soviet Union(Apr. 1939).
Sergei Prokofiev. [typescript, 5 p.]
The seven arts in Russia. Review of The Seven Soviet Arts, by Kurt London. Christian Science Monitor, 21 June 1938.
Sex and the music librarian. I.S.A.M. Newsletter 16, no. 1 (Nov. 1986). [speech draft included]
[Shostakovich, Dmitri]
First symphony. [typescript, 5 p.]
Quintet for piano and strings. [typescript, 5 p.]
Song of the forests, op. 81. [Review of recording by U.S.S.R. Vanguard Recording Society of the Combined Choirs and State Orchestra conducted by Eugene Mravinsky; typescript, 5 p.]
Two pieces for string octet. [typescript, 3 p.]
Shostakovich after the seventh. [typescript, 4 p.; inscribed: Musical America, Dec. 1943]
Shostakovich, the Soviets' wonder boy. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Shostakovich's seventh is the culminating point of Soviet music. [typescript, 5 p.; inscribed: Sent to New Masses Aug. 24, 1942]
Shostakovich's War symphony. Christian Science Monitor, 26 Dec. 1942.
Sibelius, Jean. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Sibelius, Jean]
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 2 in D major. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-423-AM-423- MM-423.
Sing together. Sol renditions have their drawbacks but a chorus builds harmony. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Dec. 1947.
"The six" of American music. Christian Science Monitor, 17 Mar. 1937, weekly magazine.
Slonimsky on Cowell. The Music Magazine, May 1962.
Slonimsky's music almanac, Aug. and Sept. [typescript, 6 p., 7 p.]
Some musical puzzles. Christian Science Monitor, 16 Dec. 1955.
[Liner notes for] South American chamber music(selected and arranged by N.S.). Columbia Masterworks, Set M-437.
Sounds and psyche. Medical Opinion and Review(Dec. 1968).
South American composers, (1940). [promotional material fromMusical America, 10 Feb. 1940.]
Soviet composers in war and revolution. [typescript, 19 p.]
Soviet literature unchained. Panorama(May 1934).
Soviet music. The Musical Record1, no. 12 (May 1934).
Soviet music, 1917-1949. [typescript, 32 p.]
Soviet music at [the] quarter century mark. Combining art with patriotism, Russian composers carry on in the midst of titanic struggle. Musical America, 10 Feb. 1943.
Soviet music and musicians. The Slavonic and East European Review22, no. 61 (Dec. 1944).
Soviet music unchained. Panorama(June1934).
The Soviet opera. Bulletin on the Soviet Union3, no. 11 (June 15, 1938).
Stati uniti, opera in the United States. [typescript, 28 p.]
The status of the Latin American composer, 1942. [typescript, 46 p.]
Stephen Foster, minstrel. Christian Science Monitor, 16 Jan. 1963.
Stimulating talks reveal extraordinary paradoxes.Christian Science Monitor, 21 Nov. 1959.
[Strauss, Richard]
[Liner notes for] Also Sprach Zarathustra. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-421-AM-421-MM- 421.
Don Juan. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Liner notes for] Ein Heldenleben, op. 40. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-441-AM-441-MM- 441.
Till Eulenspiegel. [typescript, 3 p.]
Stravinskiana. A note here, a note there about the composer ofOedipus.Boston Evening Transcript, 25 Feb. 1928.
[Stravinsky, Igor]
Danses concertantes. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Liner notes for] Firebird Suite ; Prelude in E flat minor, by Shostakovich. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-446.
[Liner notes for] Le Sacre du printemps. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-417-AM-417-MM- 417.
[Program notes for] Le sacre du printemps. San Francisco Symphony, Mar. 1968.
[Liner notes for] Suite from Petrouchka. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-177.
Studies in black and white. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Sullivan, Arthur]
[Liner notes for] Iolanthe. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-422-AM-422-MM-422.
[Liner notes for] Patter songs from Gilbert and Sullivan. Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 440.
[Program notes for] Sunday at 4:30 conducted by Arthur Fiedler, 22 Oct. 1944-24 June 1945.
Sundry items published in Etude, 1948-1950. [typescript, 22 p.]
Surrealist music. [typescript, 7 p.]
The Swan of Pesaro. Christian Science Monitor, 24 July 1952.
The Swedish Nightingale. Christian Science Monitor, 11 Aug. 1955.
The sweet and marvelous Purcell. Christian Science Monitor, 6 Jan. 1956.
The symphonies of Shostakovich. [typescript, 5 p.]
[Szymanowski, Karol]
[Liner notes for] Twelve etudes, op. 33 ; Mazurkas 1 and 2, op. 50. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-189.
Taking a fugue apart. Christian Science Monitor, 3 May 1937.
Tansman's traits. Prodigious youth, prolific composer. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Tchaikovsky. [typescript, 5 p.]
[Tchaikovsky, Piotr Ilyich]
1812 overture. [typescript, 4 p.]
[Liner notes for] Francesca da Rimini, op. 32. Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 447.
Symphony no. 4. [typescript, 7 p.]
[Liner notes for] Symphony no. 6 in B minor ("Pathetique"). Columbia Masterworks, Set M- 432-AM-432-MM-432.
[Liner notes for] Violin concerto in D major, opus 35. Columbia Masterworks, Set M-413- AM-413-MM-413.
Tchaikovsky's house in Klin. Christian Science Monitor, 19 Apr. 1943.
[Tcherepnin, Alexander]
Chamber concerto for flute, violin and chamber orchestra. [typescript, 2 p.]
Temper and temperament. Medical Opinion and Review3, no. 1 (Jan. 1967).
Thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns. [typescript, 8 p.]
The thing of it. [typescript, 3 p.; inscribed: Not used]
A thing or two about music. Program notes for 91.5 KUSC-FM, Dec. 1983. [promotional material.]
A thing or two about music. Upbeat! (Sept. 1986).
A third set of notes and comments. [newspaper article, n.d.]
The three B's in music, 1939. [newspaper article, n.d.]
Three places in New England. Symphony Magazine, Apr/May 1988.
Three places in New England. [holograph, 2 leaves]
[Toch, Ernst]
Quintet for the piano and strings. [typescript, 3 p.]
Tonality, Atonality, Pantonality. A Study of Some Trends in Twentieth Century Music, by Rudolph Reti. (1958). [journal article in French by N.S., n.d.]
To the birthplace of "June moon." Isaac Goldberg goes on pilgrimage to Tin-Pan Alley, recalls its past, observes its present, assembles its manners and customs. Boston Evening Transcript, 10 Jan. 1931.
Trials of a music collector in Latin America. Musical America, 25 Mar. 1942.
Twenty years of Soviet music.Christian Science Monitor, 15 Mar. 1938.
The "ugly duckling" of Russian music.Christian Science Monitor, 27 Jan. 1945, weekly magazine.
Ulysses Kay. [book/journal article n.d.]
Unalloyed, undecorated, undiminished. Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov in original version for American hearing.Boston Evening Transcript, 30 Nov. 1929.
The unassuming Verdi. Christian Science Monitor, 28 Nov. 1952.
Understanding the music of Soviets. Boston Evening Transcript, 16 Oct. 1935.
The vagaries of inspiration. Medical Opinion and Review 7, no. 1 (Jan. 1971).
Varese. [journal article, n.d.]
The varieties of American music. [typescript, 10 p.; inscribed: Lecture at the Brooklyn Institute, April 15, 1947]
[Verdi, Giuseppe]
Ernani. [typescript, 4 p.]
Viewing a terra incognita of music.Musical America, June 1941.
Vignettes on Bach for KFAC, Feb. 1985. [typescript, 5 p.]
Vincenzo Bellini his life and work. [typescript, 2 p.; inscribed: for MacMillan, Sept. 10, 1975]
The violin of Norway. Christian Science Monitor, 11 Feb. 1952.
A virtuoso in America. Christian Science Monitor, 13 Sept. 1951.
A visit with Villa-Lobos. Musical America, 10 Oct. 1941.
Visual music. Selmer Bandwagon 9, no. 2 (Apr. 1961).
Vladimir Dukelsky, alias Vernon Duke. [newspaper article, n.d.]
[Wagner, Joseph]
Sinfonietta no. 2 for string orchestra. [typescript, 2 p.]
[Wagner, Richard]
[Liner notes for] Rienzi-Overture. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-169.
[Liner notes for] Tannhäuser: Bacchanale (Venusberg Music) ; Marche Troyenne, by Hector Berlioz. Columbia Masterworks, Set X-193.
Wanda Landowska. Disques(Aug. 1932).
Was I really the first? Keyboard Classics (May/June 1983). [article and music (No more Shiny Nose) by N.S.]
Ways of a sonata. Christian Science Monitor, 14 Oct. 1937.
The weather at Mozart's funeral. The Musical Quarterly 46, no. 1 (Jan. 1960).
[Weber, Carl Maria von]
Konzertstück in F minor. [typescript, 3 p.]
A welcoming hail-Alfredo Casella comes a second time to lead the pops.Boston Evening Transcript, 28 Apr. 1928.
What do you know about music? [newspaper article, 6/7/37]
When the mail brings music with it. Christian Science Monitor, 9 Aug. 1960.
Whence the dance in Latin America? Christian Science Monitor, 8 May 1943, weekly magazine section.
With Bach to Brazil. Christian Science Monitor, 18 Apr. 1956.
With N.S. for cicerone on assorted matters of interest. [newspaper article, n.d.]
With N.S. to offer a second set of notes and comments. Boston Evening Transcript, 17 Nov. 1934.
With the new concerto for mirror, reflections of Stravinsky, present and past, from the impending piece. Boston Evening Transcript, 26 Dec. 1931.
[Wolf, Hugo (1860-1903)]
Italian serenade. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Wolf-Ferrari, Ermanno (1876-1948)]
Kammersymphonie, op. 8. [typescript, 3 p.]
[Wood, Henry]
[Liner notes for] Fantasia on British sea songs (arr. and orch. by Wood). Columbia Masterworks, Set X-175.
Young music must have new tools. The Etude (Jan. 1948).
[Miscellaneous and incomplete excerpts]
Radio Scripts
Radio scripts 1943-46
Books, Index cards
Bakers Biographical Dictionary
6th edition [typescripts, amendments, corrections of earlier editions, publishers proofs]
7th edition
8th edition [typescripts]
Corrections and Additions
Index card files
Lectionary of Music
Working drafts, McGraw-Hill [typescripts]
Music Since 1900
Pre-1975 drafts, corrected page proofs, drafts (typed)
Early notebooks, source material and documents, misc., galleys (Pre-1975)
1986 edition (typescripts, proofs)
Corrections and additions (prefaces, supplements, notes, articles)
Perfect Pitch
Working drafts
Reviews, 1929-1994
Reviews by others of books, articles, music written or composed by Slonimsky
Reviews: scrapbook, 1929-33
Reviews: Lectionary of Music
Reviews: Music Since 1900
Reviews: Perfect Pitch
Reviews: Baker's Biographical Dictionary
Reviews: Lexicon of Musical Invective
Reviews: N.S. works, miscellaneous
Reviews: [Doctoral thesis]
Reviews: Comments on passages in Perfect Pitch
Reviews, various see: SCRAPBOOKS
Music Composed by Nicolas Slonimsky, 1913-1990
Music composed by Nicolas Slonimsky. These materials are divided into two subseries: Manuscript and Printed Music.
Manuscript, 1913-1990
15 Russian peasant songs, set and integrated from authentic phrases
Holograph in ink with pencil annotations and paste-in lyrics.
[15 Russian peasant songs]
Mss. in ink, nos. 4-15 lacking lyrics, no. 14 has lyric sheet laid in. Two copies of no. 6.
Ach, du lieber Augustin!
Advice
Holograph in ink with pencil annotations; 3 p.
Anti-dodecaphonic declaration
April
Aromas de leyenda (Aroma of a legend)
Holograph in ink with pencil annotations; 4 p.
Autumn (O-sen')
Holograph in ink with English words in pencil; 2 p.
Bach's fugue no. 2 (multiplied by 2); Bach's fugue no. 2 in fluid tonality.
Score (holograph and partial photocopy) and sketches, in ink and pencil; 6 leaves.
The ballad of the Oldtown fire, for baritone
Blitzpartie
Butterfly. Impromptu
Déjà entendu
Etude
Etude no. 1
[fanfares by various composers]
Slonimsky holographs for the parts (and some scores) of fanfares by Manuel de Falla; Milhaud (Fanfare pour une fête); Prokofiev (Fanfare pour une spectacle) [includes a printed version]; Amadeo Roldán (Fanfare/Llamada) [includes 7 parts in unknown hand]; and Stravinsky (Fanfare for a liturgy) [includes 2 parts in an unknown hand]. [30 p.] Includes miniature printed versions of "Fanfare for a political address" by Arthur Bliss, and "Esquisse d'une fanfare" by Francis Poulenc. For Slonimsky's own fanfare,(see: "Fanfarria habanera para despertar a los trasnochadores.")
Fanfarria habanera para despertar a los trasnochadores
Holograph score (4 p.) and parts (5), in ink with pencil annotations.
Fragment of chorus from "Orestes" of Euripedes, from a conjectural version (400 B.C.)
Score (paste-in photocopies) and holograph/photocopy of holograph string parts (3).
La fuite de la lune (Impressions)
Impromptu-miniature
İok, effendi. Fox-trott
Isle of Zanti
Holograph piano-vocal scores (2), in ink; 3 p., 3 p.
Khoral, pisannyĭ na ėkzamenie, 5 maia 1913.
Holograph in ink with pencil annotations; 1 p.
Krug viekoviechnyĭ (Eternal circle)
Holograph in ink with annotations and English words (Slonimsly, trans.) in pencil; 5 p.
Liubi menia iasno. Romans dlia vysokogo golosa
Marche grotesque
[miscellaneous melody(ies) with accompanying "words"]
[miscellaneous Slonimsky holographs of music of others]
[miscellaneous Slonimsky holographs of the music of Roy Harris]
Möbius strip tease
Holographs (2) in ink and ink and pencil; 1 p., 1 p.
Music illustrations to changing styles of Soviet music.
Music examples from music of Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Deshevov, Khachaturian, Dzerzhinsky, Kabalevsky, Tchishko, and Knipper.
O, esli b znali vy...
Objets trouvés in a dodecaphonic environment
Otchego nas vsegda op'ianiaet luna
A penny for your thoughts. Vocalise
Le petite cochon qui se dégonfle
Petite suite galéenne
Piccolo divertimento [no. 1]
Photocopy scores (4 reduced-size, one of which is heavily annotated; 1 full-size).
Piccolo divertimento [no. 2]
Sketches: holograph (7 p.) and photocopies (10 p.), some showing annotations for final version.
Photocopy parts (14) for no. 1-14, incomplete, piano lacking, some annotated.
Piccolo divertimento no. 2
Photocopy and ms. scores (3), some annotated, for no. 9 (Bach dislocated)-12 [final version]; [21 p. total]
Parts (photocopy and ms.), modified to final form, clarinet and percussion incomplete; [39 p.]
Photocopy parts (9) for no. 1-12, some annotated.
Posliedniaia panikhida, dlia soprano
Quaquaversal suite [4 sections]
Holograph sketches (no. 1, 2 and 4); 20 p.
Quaquaversal suite [6 sections]
Scores (2 photocopies), and ms. of p. 9.
Quaquaversal suite [7 sections]
Ms. score and 2 photocopy scores (all lacking a cut p. 6).
Quodlibet
Quodlibet (La putaine)
Studies in black and white
Holograph in ink with pencil annotations; 13 p.
Surrealistically dodecaphonic birthday greetings.
Twenty-ninth anniversary cantata, July 30, 1960
A very great musician, or, A story of an unrequited passion
Printed Music, 1920-1990
51 minitudes for piano, 1972-76. New York: G. Schirmer, 1979.
[51 minitudes, for piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
April Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1928.
Big Ben, for the piano. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1932.
Bosphore valse, pour piano. Constantinople: [s.n.], [1920].
Columbines (Garden songs, [no. 2]) Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1928.
Czerny, shmerny [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Danse du Baïram. Danse orientale, pour piano. Moscow: A. Gutheil, 1923.
Déjà entendu [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Dummkopfmarsch in His/Deses Dur [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Fantasy in black and white
Five advertising songs Lomita, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1988.
Five advertising songs [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
The flight of the moon (Impressions, no. 2) Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1927.
Four picturesque pieces for ambitious young pianists. Boston: Riker, Brown & Wellington, 1931.
Four picturesque pieces for ambitious young pianists. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1942.
Four Russian melodies New York: Mecca Music Service, 1936.
Four simple pieces, for small orchestra. New York: Coleman-Ross Co., 1955.
French blue (Garden songs, [no. 3]) Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1928.
Gravestones at Hancock, N.H. Lomita, Calif.: Cambria Publications, 1988.
Gravestones at Hancock, N.H. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1946.
Happy birthday [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
The haunting horn. Waltz Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1931.
I owe a debt to a monkey! A humorous encore song, for voice and piano. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1945.
Little suite, for woodwinds, percussion and typewriter. New York: Coleman-Ross Co., 1955.
Modinha Russo-Brasileira, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1942.
Moods Evanston, Ill.: Summy-Birchard Co., 1964.
Moto perpetuo, for violin and piano. Lomita, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1990.
Moto perpetuo, for violin and piano. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
My little pool Slikkerveer-Rotterdam: Klavarskribo, n.d.
My little pool Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1929.
My toy balloon (Variations on a Brazilian tune), for orchestra. Delaware Water Gap, Pa.: Shawnee Press, 1942.
My toy balloon. Variations on a Brazilian tune Delaware Water Gap, Pa.: Shawnee Press, 1978.
Condensed score (4 copies, 2 in miniature).
My toy balloon. Variations on a Brazilian tune Delaware Water Gap, Pa.: Shawnee Press, 1950.
Scores (3 copies, one an annotated photocopy).
My toy balloon. Variations on a Brazilian tune Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1950.
No more shiny nose
Piccolo divertimento no. 1. Suite for flute, oboe, clarinet, military drum, triangle, suspended cymbal, portable typewriter, cat's meow. Lomita, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1989.
[Piccolo divertimento no. 1, for woodwinds, percussion, typewriter, and cat's meow]. [Lomita, Calif.]: Cambria Records and Publishing, 1989.
Prelude in black and white
Russian nocturne, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1943.
Russian prelude, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1945.
Silhouettes ibériennes, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1949.
Silhouettes (Impressions, no. 1). Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1927.
Studies in black and white, for piano.
Studies in black and white Los Angeles: New Music Edition, 1929.
Studies in black and white New York: New Music Edition Corp. Publisher, 1929.
Studies in black and white San Francisco: New Music Edition, 1929.
Suite for violoncello and piano. Hollywood, Calif.: Highland Music Co., 1970.
Thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns. New York: Coleman-Ross Company, 1947.
Three songs Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1928.
Tintinnabulations, for the piano. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1935.
Two etudes for advanced students, for piano solo (op. 2). Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1946.
Typographical errors [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Utica sheets.
Valse trop sentimentale [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Variations on a kindergarten tune, for piano solo. Delaware Water Gap, Pa.: Shawnee Press, 1942.
Variations on a kindergarten tune, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1942.
A very great musician Lomita, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1989.
A very great musician. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1947.
What makes a garden? (Garden songs, [no. 1]) Boston: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., 1928.
Yellowstone Park suite, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1951.
Programs of Nicolas Slonimsky Performances, 1924-1990
Programs of music composed by and/or lectures given by Slonimsky.
Correspondence, 1920-1994
Correspondence to Nicolas Slonimsky, including general and family correspondence.
[100th birthday congratulations]
Aarons, Martha
Abbaye Saint Pierre de Solesmes
Abbott Academy
Abraham, Gerald
Absil, Jean
Adler, Kurt
Adler, Samuel
Adlow, Dorothy see: Slonimsky, Dorothy
Admon, Jedidiah
Adolphus, Milton
Adomián, Lan
Aeroflot
Aitken, Hugh
Akses, Necil Kâzim
Alaska Purchase Centennial Commission
Albania, People's Republic of
Albersheim, Gerhard
Albert, Stephen
Albrecht, Theodore
Alderighi, Dante
Alexander Broude, Inc.
Alexander, Izrail
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Algemene Muziek Encyclopedie
Allen, Bobby
Allen, Robert F., Jr.
Allende, P. Humberto
Almagor, Dan
Almeida Theatre
Altman, Ludwig
Altschuler, Modest
AM-RUS Literary and Music Agency
America-Israel Cultural Foundation
American Academy in Rome
American Academy of Arts and Letters
American Airlines
American Automobile Association (AAA)
American Composers Alliance
American Harp Journal
American Music
American Music Center
American Music Concerts Association
American Musicological Society
American Recording Project Committee
American Standards Association
American Symphony Orchestra League
Amirkhanian, Charles
Anderson, Beth
Anderson, E. Ruth
Anderson, Emily
Anderson, Harry
Anderson, Leroy
Anderson, Robert P.
Anderson, Roy
Anderson, T. J.
Andreis, Josip
Antheil, George
Antheil, Mrs. George
Antoniou, Theodore
Apostel, Hans Erich
Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc.
Arapov, Boris Aleksandrovich
Archives of American Art
Arensburger, Konstantin
Arirang Music Engravers
Arnold, Ben
Aronov, Arkady
Arriaga Publications
Arts Council of Philadelphia
ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers)
Aslamazov, Aleksandr
Associated Music Publishers
Association of Serbian Composers
Assumption University of Windsor
Astrand, Hans
Astrov, Anatoliĭ Vasil'evich
Ateneo, El
Atlas Musical
Auda, Antoine
Austin, Larry
Australian Institute
Austria, Consulate General of
Austrian Airlines
Austrian State Tourist Department
Avidom, Menahem
Avshalomov, Aaron
Avshalomov, Jacob
Axelrod Music
B (misc.)
B. Schott's Söhne
Babbitt, Milton
Bachmann, Alberto
Bacon, Ernst
Badings, Henk
Badinski, Nikolai
Baggiani, Guido
Bailey, Parker
Balada, Leonardo
Ballantine, Edward
Ballard, Louis W.
Balogh, Ernö
Bandwagon
Barab, Seymour
Baranoff, Nathalie
Barati, George
Baratta, Maria de
Barbalonga, Franco
Barber, Samuel
Barjansky, Michael
Barnéond, Carlos Eugenio
Barolsky, Michael
Baroody, Samira
Barrios Fernandez, Angel
Barry, Jerome
Batten, Jennifer
Bazelon, Irwin
Beams, David
Beaumont, Geoffrey
Beaver Country Day School
Beck, John N.
Becker, John Joseph and Mrs. John Joseph Becker
Beckwith, John
Beeson, Jack
Beglarian, Grant
Bekku, Sadao
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Ben-Haim, Paul
Benjamin, William E.
Benko, Gregory
Bennett, Robert Russell
Benson, Andrew
Benton, Rita
Berdes, Jane L.
Berdichevski, Gidon
Berger, Arthur
Berger, Jean
Bergsma, William
Berkowitz, Ralph
Berlin, Jeffrey B.
Berlinski, Herman
Berlinski, Jacques
Berlinski, Micheline M. (Mrs. Jacques)
Berners, Lord (Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt)
Bernheimer, [Martin]
Bernstein, Leonard
Bettleheim, Wilhelm
Beversdorf, Thomas
Beyer, Johanna Magdalena
Bezekirsky, Vasily
Bialosky, Marshall
Biblioteca Nacional, Secão de Música
Bibliothèque du Conservatoire Royal de Musique
Binkerd, Gordon
Bishop, Morris
Blatkov, I.
Blazhkov, Igor
Bleiler, Richard
Blitzstein, Marc
Bloch, Ernest
Bloch, Suzanne See also: Rolland, Romain
Blom, Eric
Blomdahl, Karl-Birger
Blume, Friedrich
Blume, Ruth
Bodalev, Oreste
Bodky, Erwin
Boehm, Mary Louise
Boggess, Ralph
Bogotá, City of
Bolcom, William
Bonaventura, Mario di
Book of Knowledge
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Boone, Charles
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Borok, Emanuel
Borovsky, Alexander
Borowski, Felix
Boskovitch, Alexander U.
Boston Public Library
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boucher, Maurice le
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Bowen, Catherine Drinker
Bowling, Lance
Boyden, David D.
Brand, Max
Brant, Henry
Bravničar, Martija
Brennan, W. H.
Briggs, John
Britain, Radie
British Broadcasting Corporation
Britten, Benjamin
Broder, Nathan
Brogue, Roslyn
Brown, Eddy
Brown, Howard Mayer
Brown, Malcom
Brown, Merton
Brown, Rayner
Brubeck, Howard
Bucci, Mark
Bucharoff, Simon
Budd, Harold
Bukofzer, Manfred
Bunger, Richard Joseph
Burbank, Richard
Burgess, Anthony
Burk, John N.
Burns, Elena Giorni
Burton, Stephen Douglas
Bush, Alan
Busoni, Ferruccio
C (misc.)
C. F. Peters Corporation
Cabrillo Music Festival
Cadek, Ottokar
Cadman, Charles Wakefield
Cage, John
California State College, Bakersfield
California State Library
California State Polytechnic University
California State University
Calligaris, Sergio
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Calvocoressi, M.
Campbell, John W.
Campbell, Robert G.
Camphouse, Mark D.
Camps, Pompeyo
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Cannon, Philip
Capablanca, Josè R.
Caples, John
Carl Fischer, Inc.
Carnegie Hall Corporation Archives
Carrillo, Julián
Carson-Tonight Inc.
Casabona, Francisco
Casella, Alfredo
Caspary, Clodomiro
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario
Catskill Conservatory
Caturla, Alejandro García
CBS Records
Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West
Central Independent Television
Central Museum of Musical Culture (Moscow)
Centre Belge de Documentation Musicale
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Cerha, Friedrich
Cesana, Otto
Československá Akademie Věd
Chailley, Jacques
Chapman College
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Chase, Gilbert
Chasins, Abram
Chatterji, N.
Chávez, Carlos
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Chevreuille, Raymond
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Childs, Barney
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Chisholm, Erik
Chitwood, William
Chorbajian, John
Chou Wen-Chung
Christian Science Monitor
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Cole, Rossetter G.
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Conservatoire Royal de Musique de Bruxelles
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Cook, Eugene
Cooke, Deryck
Cooke, James Francis
Coolidge, J. R.
Copland, Aaron
Corigliano, John
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Current Biography
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Dear Friends, Ensemble for 19th Century American Music
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Decca Records, Inc.
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Dictionary of American Biography
Dictionary of American Composers
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Duisberg, City of
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Durand & Cie
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Exploratorium, The (science museum)
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Fay, Laurel E.
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Feist, Leonard
Fekete, Zoltan
Fennelly, Brian
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Freeman, Harry Lawrence
Fricker, Peter Racine
Friedberg, Mrs. Emanuel
Friedman, Charles F.
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Friedman, Philip
Front, Theodore
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Fuerstner, Carl
Fuld, James J.
Fuleihan, Anis
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Gabbai, Alice
Gaburo, Kenneth
Gagne, Cole
Galeyev, Bulat M.
García Matos, Manuel
Garvelmann, Donald M.
Gash, Emily G.
Gatti, Guido M.
Gelineau, Joseph
Gernsback, Hugo
Gerschefski, Edwin
Gershwin, George
Gesensway, Louis
[Get well cards, 1967]
Ghent, Emmanuel
Giannini, Vittorio
Gibbs, C. Armstrong
Gibson, Jon
Gideon, Miriam
Gieseking, Walter
Gilbert, Henry Franklin Belknap
Gillespie, Don
Gillette, James R.
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Ginastera, Alberto
Ginzburg, Lev
Glidden, Robert
Glinski, Mateusz
Goh Taijiro
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Goldberg, Isaac
Goldberg, Theo
Goldman, Richard Franko
Goldstein, Michael
Golybina, Svetlana
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Goossens, Eugene
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Grasse, Edwin
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Green, Kay
Greenwood Press, Inc.
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Guyer, Paul
H (misc.)
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Harasowski, Adam
Harcourt, Marguerite Béclard d'
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Harman, Carter
Harold Hecht Corp.
Harrie, Jeanne
Harris, Roy, 1931-1969, n.d.
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Harsányi, Tibor
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Hart, William S.
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Hartmann, Arthur
Hartmann, Thomas de
Harvard University
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Haubiel, Charles
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Heggie, Jo
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Hewitt, Maurice
Hicks, Michael
Hier, Ethel Glenn
HiFi/Stereo Review
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High Fidelity
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Hill, Richard S.
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Hofman, Shlomo
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Holmes, John L.
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Hoppin, Richard H.
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Horton, Philip
Hough, Mark M.
Houston Symphony Society
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Howard, John Tasker
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Hüe, Georges
Huggler, John
Hull, Anne
Hungerford, Bruce
Hunt, Jerry
Hurtig, Hans
Hush, David
Huss, Henry Holden
I (misc.)
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Ignátieff, Michael
Ikonnikov, A. A.
Imbrie, Andrew
Indiana University School of Music
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ingalls, Kay
Institute of International Education
Inter American University of Puerto Rico
International Chopin Foundation
International Encyclopedia of Women Composers
International Mark Twain Society
International Museum of Peace and Solidarity
Internationales Quellenlexikon der Musik E. V.
Isacoff, Stuart
Ives, Charles Edward
Ives, Harmony T.
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James, Philip
Janssen, Werner
Japan Information Service
Jellinek, George
Jewish Philately
Jirák, Karel B.
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Johnson, H. Earle
Johnson, Lockrem
Jokl, Otto
Jonas, Florence
Jones, Charles
Jones, Daniel
Jordan, S. A.
Joubert, John
Juilliard School of Music
K (misc.)
Kabalevsky, Dmitri
Kačinskas, Jeronimas
Kadosa, Paul
Kagel, Mauricio
Kallmann, Helmut
Kalomiris, Manolis
Kanitz, Ernest
Kapr, Jan
Karlinsky, Simon
Kastle, Leonard
Katims, Milton
Katz, Israel J.
Kaufmann, Walter
Kay, Ulysses
Keating, Sen. Kenneth See also: Fire and Police Research Association of Los Angeles
Keats, Donald
Kenton, Egon F.
Kerman, Joseph
Kern, Gary
Kessler, Jerome A.
Kessner, Daniel
Keyton, Michael
KFAC
Khrennikov, Tikhon
Kilenyi, Edward, Sr.
Kinkeldey, Otto
Kipnis, Igor
Kirkpatrick, John
Kiselev, V. A.
Klavarskribo [Co.]
Klein, Kenneth
Knopoff, Leon
Koch, Frederick
Koch, Paul
Koechlin, Charles
Koeberg, Mrs. Fritz E. A.
Kogan, Judith
Kohn, Karl
Kohs, Ellis B.
Kolodin, Irving
Kondorossy, Leslie
Konjović, Petar
Koreshchenko, Arseni see: Polewney, N.
Korisheli, Wachtang
Korn, Peter Jona
Korte, Karl
Kortsen, Bjarne
Kosakoff, Reuven
Kotoński, Włodzimierz
Kounadis, Arghyris
Koussevitzky Recordings Society
Kovačević, Krešimi
Kraft, William
Kramer, A. Walter
Krapf, Gerhard
Krása, Hans (Mrs. Hugo Bass)
Kremenliev, Boris
Krenek, Ernst
Kronos Quartet
Kruseman, J. Philip
Kudriavtseva, Vera
Kuhn, Laura
Kungl. Musikaliska Akademiens Bibliotek
Kurenko, Maria
Kusevitsky [Koussevitzky], Iosif
KUSC-FM
Kushner, David Z.
Küzdö, Victor
Kuznetsov, Anatoli M.
Kyogoku, Takatoshi
L (misc.)
La Barbara, Joan
La Liberte, Alfred
La Montaine, John
La Rue, Jan
Labunski, Felix
Labunski, Wiktor
Laburda, Jiř í
Laderman, Ezra
Laires, Fernando
Lambro, Phillip
Landowska, Wanda
Lang, Daniel A.
Lang, Paul Henry
Lange, Francisco Curt
Lasry, Yvonne (Mrs. Jacques)
Lattuada, Felice
Lauridsen, Morten
Lavner, Kenneth T.
Lawrence, Lucile
Layton, Billy Jim
League of Composers
Lebrecht, Norman
Leeds Music Corp.
Lees, Benjamin
LeFanu, Nicola
Leftwich, Vernon
Leginska, Ethel
Lehrman, Edgar H.
Leich, Roland
Leichtentritt, Hugo
Leifs, Porbjörg (Mrs. Jón)
Leinsdorf, Erich
Leksikografski Zavod FNRJ
Lentz, Daniel
Lepsky, Semen
Letz, Hans
Lévy, Ernst
Ley, Salvador
Leyda, Jay
Liberson, [?]
Library of Congress
Lichtenwanger, William, 1975-1988
Liege, City of
Lifchitz, Max
Ligeti, György
Lilburn, Douglas
Lineback, Harold R.
Linn, Robert
Litfund (Relief of Russian Writers and Scientists in Exile)
Litinsky, Genrik
Little Orchestra Society
Lockwood, Anna
Lockwood, Normand
Loeb, Diane
Logothetis, Anestis
Longy School of Music
Loomis, Clarence
Lopatnikoff, Nikolai
Los Angeles, City of
Los Angeles Music Center
Los Angeles Philharmonic Assn.
Louisville Philharmonic Society
Lowenbach, Jan
Lubrano, John P.
Luening, Otto
Lunetta, Stanley
Lybbert, Donald
Lyman, Howard W.
Lyons, James
M (misc.)
M. P. Belaieff Musikalienverlagshandlung
Maazel, Lorin
MacArdle, Donald W.
Macdonald, Hugh
MacDowell, Mrs. Edward
Machavariani, A.
Mâche, François-Bernard
Machlis, Joseph
MacMillan, Duncan Jay
Macmillan Publishing Company
Maderna, Bruno
Magistrat der Stadt Wien
Magnuson, Warren G.
Mahaim, Ivan
Maizel, Boris
Malherbe, Edmond Paul Henri
Malipiero, Gian Francesco
Malkin, Beatrice
Malkin, Joseph
Malko, Nicolai A.
Mamangakis, Nikos
Mamoulian, Ruben
Mana-Zucca
Mandel, Alan
Mandell, Eric
Mann, Alfred
Mannes, Leopold
Mansfield, Purcell J.
Mariz, Vasco
Markevitch, Igor
Martin, Frank
Marvin, Frederick
Marx, Angelina (Mrs. Josef)
Marx, Josef
Marx, Suzanne
Maryon, Edward
Mason, Colin
Mata, Eduardo
Matthews, H. Alexander
Mattis, Olivia
Maury, Lowndes
Maxwell, Charles
Mayer, William
Mayuzumi, Toshirō
Mbabi-Katana, Solomon
McCabe, John
McCorkle, Donald M.
McDonald, Susann
McGraw Hill Book Company
McGurty, Mark
McIntire, Dennis, 1979-1989, n.d.
McKinley, Carl
McKinney, Mathilde
McLean, Barton and Priscilla McLean
McPhee, Colin
Mead, Rita H.
Medinš, Jānis
Meerwein, Georg
Mencken, H. L.
Mennini, Louis A.
Mercator Music Foundation
Merchavia, Ch.
Merrill-Mirsky, Carol
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Mexicana Airlines
Meyer, Bernard C.
Meyer, Krzysztof
Meyer, Leonard B.
Meyerowitz, Jan
Miaskovsky, Nikolai
Michaelis, Kurt
Michalsky, Jay
Miedél, Rainer
Międzynarodowe Festiwale Muzyki Współczesnej w Polsce
Miersch, Paul T.
Migot, Georges
Mikhailov, N.
Miletić, Miroslav
Milhaud, Darius
Mills-Cockell, John
Mimaroglu, Ilhan
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Moevs, Robert
Mohaupt, Richard
Mokrejs, John
Moldenhauer, Hans
Moldenhauer, Mary
Monfred, Avenir H. de
Montague, Stephen
Moór, Emanuel
Moore, Douglas
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Moross, Jerome
Morris, Harold
Morton, Lawrence
Moser, Hans-Joachim
Moss, Lawrence
Mostly Modern
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Mumma, Gordon
Murray, Bain
Museum of Fine Arts (Boston)
Museum of Modern Art
Musgrave, Thea
Music Educators National Conference
Music Journal
Music Library Association
Music Review
Music Trades
Musical America
Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart
N (misc.)
Nabokov, Nicolas
Naimon, Judith Sandberg
Nancarrow, Conlon
Nathan, Hans
National Association of Teachers of Singing
National Endowment for the Humanities
National Music Council
National Public Radio
National Repertory Theatre Foundation
Natural Sound Workshop
Neiman, V.
Nestor, Gregg M.
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New Grove Dictionary of Music in U. S.
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New School for Social Research
New World String Quartet
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Newcomb, Ethel
Newlin, Dika
Newman, William S.
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Niesseu, R.
Nikolov, Lazar
Nimetz, Daniel
Nin-Culmell, Joaquín
Nixon, Roger
Noble R. Steves, Inc.
Nollman, Jim
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Norsk Komponistforening
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North, Annemarie (Mrs. Alex)
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Nowak, Lionel
Nurock, Kirk
Nystedt, Knut
O (misc.)
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Oehl, Kurt Helmut
Oklahoma Scholar-Leadership Enrichment Program (SLEP)
Olds, Gerry
Olénine d'Alheim, Marie
Oliveros, Pauline
Olmstead, Andrea
Opera News
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Organization of American States
Ornstein, Leo
Orrego-Salas, Juan A.
Osaka International Festival Society
Osmon, Leroy
Ottman, Robert W.
Overholser, Winfred
Oxford University Press
Ozawa, Hisato
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Paláu, Manuel
Palisca, Claude V.
Pan American Union
Papaïoannou, Yannis A.
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Parker, Craig B.
Parker, Henry Taylor
Parnis, Aleksandr
Parris, Herman M.
Partch, Harry
Partos, Oedoen
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Peabody Conservatory
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Peppercorn, Lisa M.
Pepperdine University
Pepsodent [Co.]
Performing Arts
Peričić, Vlastimir
Perkins, Palfrey
Perle, George
Perspectives of New Music
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Petit, Sonia B.
Petrassi, Goffredo
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Pincherle, Marc
Pine Realty
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Piston, Walter
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Poradowski, Stefan
Porter, Alice M.
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Pound, Omar S.
Powell, Mel
Pozdro, John
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Prigozhin, L[ucian]
Pringsheim, Hans E.
Pringsheim, Klaus
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Pruett, James
R (misc.)
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Rabinovich, David
Rachmaninoff, Sergei
Radcliffe College--The Women's Archives
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Randall, Harry
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Rapoport, Paul
Rascher, Sigurd M.
Ravel, Maurice
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Rochberg, George
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Roldán, Amadeo
Rolland, Romain
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Rosen, Jerome
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Rosenshein, Neil
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Rosing, Ruth
Rosowsky, Solomon
Ross, Donald D.
Roussakis, Nicolas
Roy, Klaus G.
Royal Academy of Music
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Ruggles, Carl
Rukavishnikov, N.
Rumanian People's Republic
Ruppenthal, Stephen C.
Russell, Alexander
Russo, William
Russolo, Luigi
Ryelandt, Joseph
Ryterband, Mrs. Roman
Rytsareva, Marina G.
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Sachs, Joel and Gail Sachs
Safonoff, Maria
Saint-Malo, Alfredo de
Saint-Requier, Léon
Salazar, Adolfo
Salzedo, Carlos
Salzman, Eric
Saminsky, Lazare
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Sams, Eric
Samuel, Harold E.
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San Francisco Symphony
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Sanders, Robert
Sandon & Co.
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Sauerlander, W.
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Sazonoff, Dmitri
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Schäffer, Juan Jorge
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Schat, Peter
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Schmidt, William
Schminke, Oscar
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Schoenberg, Arnold
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Schramm, Rudolf R. A.
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Schuman, William
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Schuyten, Ernest E.
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Schwann, William
Schwartz, Elliott
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Schwartz, Henry
Schwartz Moving and Trucking
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Schweizerischer Tonkünstlerverein
Schwerké, Irving
Schwertsik, Kurt
Scotland Yard
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Scott-Foresman
Scriabine, Marina
Scribner Music Library
Sculthorpe, Peter
Searle, Humphrey
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Seaver, Harry A.
Sebolt, Richard
Second International Congress on Women in Music
Seeger, Peggy
Seeger, Ruth Crawford
Seesaw Music Corporation
Selavan, Ida C.
Selmer, Inc.
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Sendrey, Alfred
Serly, Tibor
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Šetlíková, D.
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Shaporin, Yuri
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Shavelson, Michael B.
Shaw, Arnold
Shaw, George Bernard
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Shulman, Alan
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Slavenski, Josip
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Slezak, Walter
Slonimski, Piotr
Slonimsky, Aleksandr
Slonimsky, Antoni
Slonimsky, Dorothy, 1927-1963, n.d.
Slonimksy, Dusia [Ida]
Slonimsky, Electra, 1935-1950, 1962-1963
Slonimsky, Faina, 1915-1943, n.d.
Slonimsky, Mikhail
Slonimsky, Raia see: Slonimsky, Sergei
Slonimsky, Sergei, 1963-1993, n.d.
Slovene Composers' Association
Smith, Carleton Sprague
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Sommers, Lawrence
Sonneck Society
Sorabji, Kaikhosru
Sorell, Gerald P.
Souster, Tim
Southern Illinois University
Sovetskaia Muzyka
Sowande, Fela
Sowerby, Leo
Spalding, Walter R.
Spencer, Allen H.
Spiegelman, Joel
Spizizen, Louise
Sprince, Samuel
Springate Corporation
Squibb, Francis
St. Mark's School of Texas
St. Petersburg Junior College
Stäbler, Gerhard
Staebler, Warren
Stanford University
Stanford University Press
Starer, Robert
Stcherbatcheff, G.
Štědroň, Bohumír
Steele, Anthony
Steele, Laurie K.
Steele, Porter
Stehman, Jacques
Stein, Leonard
Steinberg [Shteinberg], Max
Steiner, Fred
Steinert, Alexander Lang
Steinhardt, Milton
Steinpress [Shteinpress], Boris
Steinway & Sons
Stenberg, Jordan
Sterling Lord Agency
Sterne, Teresa
Stevens, Denis
Stevens, Halsey
Stevenson, Robert
Stevenson, Ronald
Stewart, Reginald
Still, William Grant
Stires, Ernest
Stockhausen, Karlheinz
Stockhoff, Walter W.
Stoeving, Paul
Stokes, Eric
Stokowski, Leopold
Strang, Gerald
Strassburg, Robert
Strimer, Joseph
Stringham, Edwin J.
Stuart, Ken
Stuckenschmidt, Hans H.
Subirá (Puig), José
Such, Percy F.
Suckling, Norman
Summy-Birchard Company
Sunday Times
Surinach, Carlos
Surkova, Natasha
Suttoni, Charles
Sveriges Radio
SVP of Paris
Swan, Alfred
Swedish Music Information Center
Swift, Kay
Swift, Richard
Symposium of Contemporary American Music
Szell, George
Szigeti, Joseph
T (misc.)
Tamony, Peter
Tansman, Alexandre
Tapper, Thomas
Tarcan, Bülent
Taub, Paul
Tautenhahn, Gunther
Tcherepnin, Alexander
Tcherepnin, Ming
Teed, Roy
Temianka, Henri
Templeton Publishing Company
Tempo Music Service
Terhune, Anice
Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie
Theodore Presser Co.
Theremin, Leon
Thomas, Abigail
Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Thompson, John
Thompson, Oscar
Thompson, Randall
Thomson, Virgil
Thomson, William
Thorne, Francis
Tick, Judith
Time Magazine
Tipps, Robert Lee
Tircuit, Heuwell
Tischler, Hans
Toccata Press
Toch, Ernst
Togo, Embassy of
Tollefsen, Carl H.
Tomasi, Henri
Tomnakova, O. M.
Totenberg, Roman
Tournemire, Charles
Townsend, Douglas
Traficante, Frank
Tremblay, Gilles
Triggs, Harold
Trimble, Lester
Tsouyopoulos, Georges S.
Tulan, Fred
Turbow, Gerald D.
Tureck, Rosalyn
Turok, Paul
Tuthill, Burnet C.
U (misc.)
U.S.S.R. Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries
Ulmer Theater
Ulrich, Homer
Unger, Max
Union of Composers of the USSR
Union of Croatian Composers
Union of Soviet Composers of the Georgian SSR
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Embassy of
United States Department of Commerce
United States Department of State
United States Department of the Army
United States Department of the Interior
United States Department of the Treasury
United States Information Agency
United States Works Progress Administration
Universal Edition
Universal Jewish Encyclopedia
Universidad de Chile
Universite de Strasbourg
University of Arizona
University of California
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Press
University of Houston
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Miami Symphony Orchestra
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of New Mexico
University of Rochester
University of Southern California
University of Washington Press
University of Western Ontario
Upton, William Treat
Uribe-Holguín, Guillermo
Uspensky, Vladislav
Ussachevsky, Vladimir
V (misc.)
Van den Borren, Charles
Van Slyck, Nicholas
Van Stratum, G. Alexis
Van Vactor, David
Van Vliet, Cornelius
Vanguard Recording Society
Varèse, Edgar
Varése, Louise
Varro, Marie-Aimée
Vassar College
Vatican: Secretariat of State
Vazzana, Anthony
Vega, Aurelio de la
Velimirović, Miloš
Vengerova, Isabelle, 1940-1955, undated
Vengerova-Minskaia, Zinaida
Verband Deutscher Komponisten und Musikwissenschafler
Vernanut, Grigoriĭ
Vienna House
Vieru, Anatol
Villa-Lobos, Heitor
Villani, Antonello
Ville de Bruxelles
Vincent, John
Vivier-Marchand, Odile
Vogl, F. A.
Volodina, Masha and Misha Volodina
Volodina, Svetlana
Votapek, Ralph
Výborný, Zdeněk
W. W. Norton & Co.
Wagner, Joseph
Walker, Alan
Walker, Frank
Wallner, Bo
Warren, Raymond
Washington State University
Watson, Robert W.
Watson, Scott
Watts, Huntington
Watts, Wintter
Wayditch, Ivan Walter von
Wayne State University
WBZ-WBZA
WDET
Weber, Art
Webern, Anton von
Weigel, Eugene
Weinberg, Jacob
Weinberger, Jaromir
Weiner, Lazar
Weinstock, Herbert
Weintraub, Eugene
Weiskopf, Herbert
Weiss, Piero
Weissmann, John S.
Wendt, Larry
Werner, Arno
Westergaard, Peter
Westgard, Gilbert K., II
Whear, Paul W.
White, Andrew
White, Charles
Whithorne, Emerson
Whitney, John
Whitney, Robert
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Wigglesworth, Frank
Wilkes, J. T.
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
Williams, Alberto
Williams, Christopher à Becket
Williams, John M.
Williams, John T.
Williams, Reese
Wilson, Olly
Wilson, Richard
Windingstad, Ole
Wingard, Eileen
Winogron, Blanche
Winters, Philip
Witten, David
Wladigeroff [Vladigerov], Pantscho
WNIB/WNIZ
Wolf, Arthur
Wolfe, Stanley
Wolff, Christian
Wolff, Werner
Wood, Haydn
Wood, Joseph
Woodhouse, George
Wooldridge, David
Worbs, Hans Christoph
Wörner, Karl H.
Woytowicz, Boleslaw
Wuorinen, Charles
Wykes, Robert
Wyner, Yehudi
Wyschnegradsky, Ivan
Wyszynski, Richard
Xenakis, Iannis
Yablonsky [Iablonskiĭ], A.
Yale Review
Yale University
Yampolsky [Iampolskiĭ], I[zrail]
Yannatos, James
Yarustovsky, Boris
Yoken, Stephen
York, Michael
Yost, Gaylord
Young, Clyde William
Young Musicians Foundation
Young, Victor
Yourke, Electra see: Slonimsky, Electra
Yourkevich (Iurkevich), Mrs. O.
Yuzefovich [Iuzefovich], Victor
Zador, Eugene
Zador, Maria
Zappa, Frank
Zecchi, Adone
Zeisl, Eric
Zenkteler, Leon
Zhitomirsky, D.
Žilevičius, Juozas
Zimberoff, Tom
Zinsmeister, Oliver C.
Zlotnik, Asher
Zukofsky, Paul
Zurkow, Jerome S.
Zvuk
Zwilich, Ellen Taaffe
Zykan, Otto M.
[Unidentified]
Biographical Materials on Composers and Performers, 1920-1989
Biographical materials and assorted background materials collected by Slonimsky for his various writings.
Aaron, Pietro
Aavik, Juhan
Abaco, Evaristo F.
Abbadia, Natale
Abbado, Claudio
Abbott, Emma
Abe, Komei
Abel, Karl F.
Abell, Arthur M.
Abendroth, Walter
Abos, Girolamo
Abraham, Davis
Abraham, Paul
Abrahamsen, Hans
Abramsky, Alexander
Achron, Joseph
Adam, Adolphe
Adam, Claus
Adams, Byran
Adams, Charles R.
Adams, John
Adamus, Henryk Konrad
Adaskin, Harry
Adderley, Julian ("Cannonball")
Addinsell, Richard
Addison, John
Adgate, Andrew
Adler, Clarence
Adkins, Cecil Dale
Adler, Herman
Adler, Larry
Adlow, Elijah
Adorno, Theodor
Adrio, Adam
Advis, Luis
Aeschbacher, Walther
Afanasiev, Nicolai
Affelder, Paul
Agay, Dénes
Ager, Milton
Agnew, Roy
Agniez, Emile
Agostini, François
Agostini, Mezio
Ahbez, Eden
Åhlström, Olof
Aichinger, Gregor
Aitken, Webster
Akutagawa, Yasushi
Alain, Jehan
Alaleona, Domenico
Alarie, Pierrette
Albanese, Licia
Albani, Emma
Albanian composers/musicians
Albéniz, Isaac
Alberdi, Juan Batista
Albert, Eugène d'
Albert, Herbert
Alberti, Domenico
Albertsen, Per Hjort
Albinoni, Tomaso
Albright, William
Alcázar, Miguel
Alcorta, Amancio
Alemshah, Kourkene M.
Alessandrescu, Alfred
Alessandri, Felice
Alessandro, Victor
Alexander, Josef
Alexandrov, Anatoli
Alexandru, Tiberiu
Alfano, Franco
Alferaki, Achilles N.
Alfvén, Hugo
Aliabiev, Alexander
Aliferis, James
Alió Brea, Francisco
Ali-zadeh, Franghiz
Alkan, Charles-Henri
Allen, Creighton
Allen, Hugh Percy
Allen, Paul Hastings
Allen, Warren D.
Allende, Humberto
Allers, Franz
Allin, Arthur Ivan
Almeida, Antonio de
Alnar, Hasan Ferit
Alonso, Alberto
Alpaerts, Flor
Alpenheim, Ilse von
Alsen, Elsa
Alsina, Carlos Roqué
Alt, Hansi
Altar, Cevat Memduh
Altar, Cevat
Altmeyer, Jeannine
Altshuler, Ira M.
Alvarez, Albert R.
Alwin, Carl Oskar
Alwyn, William
Amati, Nicola
Ameller, André-Charles
Amengual, René
Amfiteatrof, Daniele
Amirov, Fikret
Ammann, Benno
Amram, David
Amy, Gilbert
Ančerl, Karel
Ancona, Mario
Anda, Géza
Andersen, Anton
Anderson, June
Anderson, Laurie
Anderson, Lily Strickland
Anderson, Marian
Andersson, Richard
André, Maurice
Andreae, Volkmar
Andrée, Elfrida
Andricu, Mihail
Andriessen, Hendrik
Andriessen, Jurriaan
Andriessen, Louis
Anet, Jean-Baptiste
Anglès, Higini
Anka, Paul
Anrooij, Peter G. van
Ansermet, Ernest
Antill, John Henry
Anzaghi, Davide
Apfelbeck, Louis
Applebaum, Edward
Appledorn, Mary Jeanne van
Aprile, Giuseppe
Aragon, Louis
Araja, Francesco
Aranyi, Francis
Arapov, Boris
Arbós, Enrique Fernández
Arcadelt, Jacques
Arcaño, Antonio
Archer, Frederic
Archer, Violet
Arel, Bülent
Aretz, Isabel
Argentine composers
Argento, Dominick
Argento, Pietro
Arienzo, Nicola d'
Arizaga, Rodolfo
Arkhimandritov, Boris
Arlan, Wilfred
Armando, Gualterio
Armando, Walter G.
Armenian composers
Armitage, Merle
Armstrong, Louis
Arnold, Byron D.
Arnold, Frank Thomas
Arrau, Claudio
Arriaga, Juan Crisóstomo de
Arrigoni, Carlo di Giuseppe
Arriola, Pepito
Arroyo, João M.
Asafiev, Boris V.
Aschaffenburg, Walter
Ashkenazy, Vladimir
Ashley, Robert
Ashton, Algernon
Association of Hungarian Musicians
Ast, Max
Astorga, Emanuele (Gioacchino Cesare Rincón) d'
Ataulfo, Argenta
Atherton, David
Attaingnant, Pierre
Atterberg, Kurt Magnus
Auber, Daniel-François-Esprit
Aubert, Louis
Aubéry du Boulley, Prudent-Louis
Aubry, Pierre
Audran, Achille Edmond
Auer, Leopold
Auric, Georges
Austin, Henry Richter
Austin, William
Austral, Florence
Austrian composers
Avison, Charles
Ax, Emanuel
Ayala, Daniel
Azerbaijani composers/musicians
Babić, Konstantin
Babin, Victor
Babitz, Sol
Baccaloni, Salvatore
Bacewicz, Grażyna
Bach, C. P. E.
Bach, David J.
Bach, Johann A.
Bach, Johann Christian
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Bachauer, Gina
Bachelet, Alfred G.
Bachmann, Ingeborg
Bäck, Sven-Erik
Backer-Grøndahl, Agathe see: Grøndahl, Olaus Andreas
Backhaus, Wilhelm
Bądarzewska-Baranowska, Tekla
Badura-Skoda, Paul
Baer, Abel
Baeyens, August
Baez, Joan
Bailey, Pearl
Baillie, Isobel
Bailly, Louis
Bainbridge, Katharine
Baird, Tadeusz
Baitz, Rick
Bakaleinkov, Vladimir
Baker, David
Baker, Janet
Baker, Jeffrey Reid
Baker, Josephine
Baker, Michael Conway
Bal y Gay, Jesús
Balakirev, Mily
Balăn, George
Balanchine, George
Balanchivadze, Andrei
Bales, Richard
Ball, Ernest R.
Balling, Michael
Ballou, Harold
Baloković, Zlatko
Bamberger, Carl
Bamboschek, Giuseppe
Banevich, Sergei
Banks, Don
Banshchikov, Gennadi
Bantock, Granville
Barbaud, Pierre
Barbereau, Auguste M.
Barbier, René
Barbirolli, John
Barbour, Florence N.
Barenboim, Daniel
Barere, Simon
Barjansky, Alexander
Bark, Jan and Folke Rabe
Barkauskas, Vytautas
Barkel, Charles Alvinus
Barlow, Fred
Barlow, Howard
Barlow, Samuel L.
Barlow, Wayne
Barmas, Issay
Barnes, Edward
Barnett, John
Baron, Maurice
Barraqué, Jean
Barratt, Edgar
Barraud, Henry
Barrère, Georges
Barrett, Emma
Barrett, Reginald
Barrientos Llopis, Maria
Barrueco, Manuel
Barshai, Rudolf
Barstow, Vera
Barsukoff, Sergei
Bárta, Lubor
Bartay, Andreas and Edward (Edo) Bartay
Barth, Hans
Barthe, A.
Barthelson, Joyce
Bartholomew, Marshall
Bartholoni, Jean
Bartlett, Ethel
Bartók, Béla
Bartolozzi, Bruno
Bartoš, František
Bartoš, Jan Zdeněk
Barzin, Leon
Basie, William (Count)
Basili, Francesco
Bašinskas, Justinas
Basner, Veniamin
Bassett, Leslie
Bate, Stanley
Baton, Ernest A.
Baton, René
Batori, Jeanne A.
Battistini, Mattia
Batton, Désiré-Alexandre
Bauer, Marion
Baugé, André
Bavicchi, John
Bax, Arnold
Bay, Emmanuel
Bazzini, Antonio
Beach, Mrs H. H. A. (Amy)
Beach, John P.
Beale, Frederic F.
The Beatles
Beaton, Isabella
Beaulieu, Marie-Désiré
Beaumont, Cyril W.
Bécaud, Gilbert
Becce, Giuseppe
Becerra Schmidt, Gustavo
Beck, Conrad
Beck, Martha
Becker, Günther Hugo
Becker, Gustave L.
Becker, John Joseph
Becker, René L.
Beckhelm, Paul
Bedford, David
Bedos de Celles, Don François
Beebe, Carolyn
Beecham, Thomas
Beecher, Carl M.
Beeson, Jack H.
Beethoven, Ludwig van
Behrend, Gustav Fritz
Behrend, Siegfried
Behrens, Hildegard
Behrens, Jack
Belaieff, Mitrofan P.
Belaieff, Victor
Belgian composers/musicians
Bell, Donald
Bell, Larry Thomas
Bell, Leslie
Bell, Maggie
Bell, W(illiam) H(enry)
Bella, Rudolf
Bellermann, Johann
Bellincioni, Gemma
Bellini, Vincenzo
Bellschmidt, Curt
Belov, Gennadi
Bely, Victor
Bemberg, Hermann E.
Benedict, Milo
Benedetti Michelangeli, Arturo
Benjamin, George
Benner, Paul
Bennett, Richard Rodney
Bennett, Robert R.
Benoist, François
Benoit, Peter
Bentoiu, Pascal
Bentonelli, Joseph
Bentzon, Jørgen
Bentzon, Niels V.
Benvoli, Horazio
Benzell, Mimi
Bequi, Jean M.
Berberian, Cathy
Berberian, Hamparzoum
Berezowsky, Nicolai
Berg, Alban
Berg, Gunnar
Berg, Josef
Berger, Erna
Berger, Theodor
Berger, Wilhelm Georg
Bergmans, Paul
Berio, Luciano
Berkeley, Lennox
Berlin, Irving
Berlioz, Gabriel P.
Berlioz, Hector
Berman, Lazar
Bernac, Pierre
Berners, Lord (Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt-Wilson)
Bernet Kempers, Karel Philippus
Bernstein, Martin
Berré, Ferdinand
Berri, Pietro
Berry, Chuck
Bertouille, Gérard
Bertram, George
Besag, Otto
Besozzi, Alessandro
Besse, Clément
Bessel, Wilhelm
Bettinelli, Bruno
Beydts, Antoine Pierre Hector Louis
Beyschlag, Adolf
Bezanson, Philip
Bezdek, Jan
Bezekirsky, Vasili
Biaggi, Girolamo A.
Bialas, Günter
Bibalo, Antonio
Bibergan, Vadim
Bicilli, Giovanni
Bielawa, Herbert
Bienaimě, Paul-Emile
Bienvenu, Florent
Biffi, Antonio
Bigaglia, Diogenio
Bigard, "Barney"
Biggs, E. Power
Bilotti, Anton
Bimboni, Alberto
Binder, Abraham Wolfe
Binenbaum, Janco
Bing, Rudolf
Bingham, Seth
Bioni, Antonio
Birchard, Clarence
Bird, Arthur
Birtwistle, Harrison
Bisham, David
Bittner, Julius
Biumi, Giacomo Filippo
Bizet, Georges
Bjerno, Erling
Blacher, Boris
Black, Frank J.
Blackhall, Andrew
Blackwood, Easley
Blake, David
Blake, Eubie (James Hubert)
Blanc, Giuseppe
Blanchet, E. R.
Blaramberg, Pavel
Blasco Ibañez, Vicente
Blatný, Pavel
Blažek, Zdeněk
Blegen, Judith
Blindhamer, Adolf
Bliss, Arthur
Bloch, Alexander
Bloch, André
Bloch, Augustyn
Blockx, Jan
Blodgett, B. C.
Blow, John
Boccherini, Luigi
Bodin, Lars-Gunnar
Bodinus, Sebastian
Bodley, Seóirse
Boeck, August de
Boehmer, Konrad
Boekelman, Bernardus
Boepple, Paul
Boero, Felipe
Boesmans, Philippe
Böhm, Karl
Bohnen, Michael
Boieldieu, François-Adrien
Boilly, Edouard
Bois, Rob du
Boisdeffre, Charles
Boito, Arrigo
Bok, Mary Louise Curtis
Bolet, Jorge
Bonazzi, Elaine
Bond, Carrie Jacobs
Bondeville, Emmanuel
Bonelli, Richard
Bonino, Mary Ann
Bonis, Mélanie
Bonner, Eugene MacDonald
Bonnet, Joseph
Bononcini
Bonporti, Francesco Antonio
Bonvin, Ludwig
Boosey & Hawkes
Bor, Modesta
Borchman, Alexander
Borck, Edmund von
Bordogni, Giovanni Marco
Borge, Victor
Bori, Lucrezia
Bořkovec, Pavel
Bornschein, Franz
Borodin, Alexander
Boronat, Olimpia
Borup-Jørgensen, Axel
Bos, Coenraad
Boschot, Adolphe
Bose, Hans-Jürgen von
Boskovich, Alexander Uriah
Bosmans, Henriette
Bosseur, Jean-Yves
Bossi, Marco E.
Bostelmann, Otto
Botstiber, Hugo
Bottesini, Giovanni
Boulanger, Lili
Boulanger, Nadia
Boulez, Pierre
Boult, Adrian
Bourguignon, Francis de
Boutry, Roger
Bouvet, Charles
Bovy, Vina
Bowles, Paul
Boyce, William
Boydell, Brian
Braein, Edvard Fliflet
Bragard, Roger
Brahms, Johannes
Brăiloiu, Constantin
Brailowsky, Alexander
Braine, Robert
Brambilla, Paolo; Marietta Brambilla, and Teresa Brambilla
Branscombe, Gena
Branzell, Karin Maria
Braun, Carl
Braunfels, Walter
Brazilian and Peruvian composers
Breazul, George
Brecher, Gustav
Brecht, Bertold
Bredemeyer, Reiner
Brediceanu, Tiberiu
Brehme, Hans
Breithaupt, Rudolf
Brel, Jacques
Brendel, Alfred
Brenta, Gaston
Bresser, Johannes Gysbertus
Bret, Gustave
Bretan, Nicolae
Breteuil, Marquis Francois de
Breton, Andre
Breuder, Hans
Brewer, Teresa
Brian, Havergal
Brian, Michael
Briccetti, Thomas
Brice, Carol
Brico, Antonia
Bridge, Frank
Bridge, Frederick
Bridgetower, George A.
British composers
Britt, Horace
Brody, Martin
Broeckx, Jan
Broekman, David
Brognonico, Orazio
Broman, Sten
Brons, Carel
Brook, Barry S.
Broqua, Alfonso
Brosses, Charles de
Brott, Alexander
Brouwer, Leo
Brown, A. Peter
Brown, Earle
Brown, Nacio Herb
Brown, Newel K.
Browning, John
Brownlee, John
Brubeck, Dave
Bruch, Max
Bruchollerie, Monique de la
Bruckner, Anton
Brugnoli, Attilio
Brunckhorst, Arnold Mathias
Brunel, Jacques
Brunner, Adolf
Brunold, Paul
Brunswick, Mark
Brusselmans, Michel
Bubalo, Rudolph
Buchardo, Carlos L.
Bucht, Gunnar
Buck, Ole
Buckner, Milt
Buczek, Barbara
Buehrer, Geoffrey Carl
Buel, Christoph
Bughici, Dumitru
Buini, Giuseppe Maria
Bulgarian composers/musicians
Bull, Ole
Bullis, Thomas
Bunge, Sas
Bunn, Richard
Burada, Theodor T.
Burco, Ferruccio
Burghauser, Jarmil
Burgin, Richard
Burgstaller, Alois
Burkhard, Willy
Burney, Charles
Bursa, Stanislaw
Burt, Francis
Busch, Hermann
Busch, Richard
Busser, Henri-Paul
Bussotti, Sylvano
Buszin, Walter Edwin
Bütner, Crato
Byrd, Joseph
Byrne, David
Caamaño, Roberto
Caballero, Fernandez
Cabanilles, Juan
Caccini, Giulio
Cadek, Joseph O.
Caetani, Roffredo
Cafaro, Pasquale
Cahier, Sara
Cahill, Thaddeus
Caix d'Hervelois, Louis de
Calabrini, Marchese P.
Calado, Joaquin Antonio da Silva
Calcaño, José Antonio
Caldara, Antonio
Caldwell, Sarah
Calegari, Antonio
California composers
Callas, Maria
Callimahos, Lambros Demetrios
Calloway, Cab(ell)
Calvé, Emma
Calzabigi, Ranieri di
Camano, Roberto
Cambert, Robert
Campanelli, Richard
Campanini, Italo and Cleofonte Campanini
Campo y Zabaleta, Conrado del
Campos-Parsi, Hector
Campra, André
Camussi, Ezio
Canadian composers
Caniglia, Maria
Cannabich, Johann Christian
Canteloube, Marie-Joseph
Capdevielle, Pierre
Cape, Safford
Capell, Richard
Capet, Lucien
Caplet, André Léon
Capocci, Gaetano
Capoianu, Dumitru
Capuana, Franco
Carapetyan, Armen
Cardew, Cornelius
Cardus, Neville
Carey, Bruce
Carey, Henry
Carl, William Crane
Carlos, Wendy
Carlson, Charles
Carmichael, Hoagy
Carner, Mosco
Carney, Harry
Carneyro, Claudio
Carol-Bérard
Carpenter, John Alden
Carpenter, Karen
Carr, Arthur
Carranza, Charles E.
Carreño, Inocente
Carreras, José
Carroll, Walter
Carter, Elliott
Caruso, Enrico
Carvalho, Eleazar de
Cary, Annie Louise
Casadesus, Jean
Casadesus, Robert
Casadesus, Marius
Casals, Pablo
Case, Anna
Cash, Johnny
Casken, John
Cassadó, Gaspar
Cassuto, Alvaro
Castagna, Bruna
Castagnone, Riccardo
Castaldi, Alfonso
Castellanos, Evencio
Castellanos, Gonzalo
Castro, José María
Castro, Juan José
Castro, Washington
Catalani, Alfredo
Catalani, Angelica
Caudella, Edoardo
Caurroy, Eustache du
Cavalieri, Catarina
Cavalieri, Lina
Cavos, Catterino
Cazden, Norman
Cazot, Félix
Cebotari, Maria
Ceccato, Aldo
Ceely, Robert
Cehanovsky, George
Celibidache, Sergiu
Černý, Ladislav
Certon, Pierre
Cesti, Antonio
Chabrier, Emmanuel
Chadwick, George Whitefield
Chailly, Riccardo
Chaix, Charles
Chajes, Julius
Chaliapin, Feoder
Chalmers, Donald
Chaloff, Serge
Chaminade, Cecile
Chamlee, Mario
Champagne, Claude
Champein, Stanislas
Chapman, Tracy
Chapple, Brian
Chapuis, M. Auguste
Chapuis, Michel
Charles, Ernest
Charles, Ray
Charpentier, Gustave
Charpentier, Jacques
Chatmon, Sam
Chaun, František
Chavarri, Eduardo
Chélard, Hippolyte-André-Jean-Baptist
Cherkassky, Paul
Cherkassky, Shura
Cherney, Brian
Chernoff, Lionel
Cherubini, Luigi
Cheslock, Louis
Chevé, Emile Joseph Maurice
Chilean composers/musicians
Chirescu, Ioan D.
Chiriac, Mircea
Chishko, Oles S.
Chittenden, Kate S.
Cholet, Guy de
Chopin, Frédéric
Chorley, Henry F.
Choron, Alexandre Stephane
Chotzinoff, Samuel
Christiansen, Fredrik Melius
Christiansen, Henning
Christiansen, Olaf C.
Chueca, Federico
Chulaki, M[ikhail] I.
Chung, Kyung-Wha
Chung, Myung-Whun
Chybinski, Adolf
Ciampi, Marcel
Ciani, Dino
Cifra, Antonio
Cigna, Gina
Cikker, Ján
Cimara, Pietro
Cimarosa, Domenico
Ciolan, Antonin
Ciortea, Tudor
Citkowitz, Israel
Clapp, Philip G.
Clapton, Eric
Clari, Giovanni Carlo Maria
Clark, Edward
Clark, Elizabeth
Clark, Melville
Clarke, Jeremiah
Clarke, Kenny
Clarke, Rebecca
Cleather, Gabriel G.
Clemens, Clara Langhorne
Clement, Jacob
Clementi, Muzio
Cleva, Fausto
Cliburn, Van
Clifton, Chalmers D.
Clinton, Larry
Clooney, Rosemary
Clutsam, George H.
Cluytens, André
Coates, Albert
Coates, Eric
Coates, John
Cocchi, Gioacchino
Coccia, Carlo
Cochereau, Pierre
Coe, Kenton
Coelho, Ruy
Cœuroy, André
Cogan, Robert
Cohan, George
Cohen, Harriet
Cole, Sidney Robert
Cole, Ulric
Colgrass, Michael
Colles, Henry Cope
Collette, William M.
Collier, Ronald W.
Collins, Edward
Collins, Nicolas
Colonna, Giovanni Paolo
Coltrane, John
Comes, Juan Bautista
Comet, Catherine
Comişel, Emilia
Comissiona, Sergiu
Commette, Edouard
Compère, Loyset
Concone, Giuseppe
Cone, Edward
Confalonieri, Giulio
Confrey, Zez
Conley, Eugene
Constant, Marius
Constantinescu, Paul
Conti, Carlo
Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo
Converse, Charles
Conyngham, Barry
Cooke, Arnold
Cooley, Spade
Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge, Peggy (Stuart)
Cooper, Kenneth
Cooper, Paul
Coopersmith, Jacob Maurice
Copeland, George
Copeland, Ray
Coppola, Piero
Coprario, Giovanni
Coquard, Arthur
Corbin de Mangoux, Solange
Corder, Paul
Cordero, Roque
Corelli, Arcangelo
Corena, Fernando
Cornelius, Peter
Corrette, Michel
Corteccia, Francesco B.
Cortot, Alfred
Cory, George
Cosme, Luiz
Costa, Don
Costa, Michael
Costanzi, Giovanni Battista
Cottlow, Augusta S.
Cotumacci, Carlo
Coulthard, Jean
Courboin, Charles
Coverly, Robert
Coward, Henry
Coward, Noel
Cowell, Henry
Cowie, Edward
Cowles, Walter Ruel
Crabbé, Armand
Cranko, John
Crécquillon, Thomas
Crespin, Régine
Crevier, Philip
Crimi, Giulio
Crist, Bainbridge
Crivelli, Giovanni Battista
Croce, Giovanni
Croes, Henri-Jacques de
Croft, William
Croiza, Claire
Crooks, Richard Alexander
Crosby, Bing (Harry Lillis)
Crosby, John
Crosse, Gordon
Crotch, William
Crouch, Frederick Nicholls
Crown, John
Crumb, George
Crzellitzer, Franz
Cuclin, Dimitri
Cucu, Gheorghe
Cuénod, Hugues
Cuevas, Marquis de
Cugat, Xavier
Culp, Julia
Culshaw, John
Curci, Alberto
Curjel, Hans
Curry, Arthur Mansfield
Curtin, Phyllis
Curtiss, Mina
Curzon, Clifford
Czechoslovakian composers/musicians
Daffner, Hugo
Dahms, Walter
Dalayrac, Nicolas
Dalberg, Johann Friedrich Hugo, Freiherr von
Dale, Benjamin
Dalla Libera, Alessandro
Dallam, Robert
Dalley-Scarlett, Robert
Dall'Olio, Cesare
Dalmorès, Charles
Damase, Jean-Michel
Dambois, Maurice
Damrosch, Walter
Dan, Ikuma
Danby, John
Danckert, Werner
Dancla, Charles
Dandelot, Georges
Daneau, Nicolas
Danenberg, Emil
Daniel, Salvador
Danilo, Švara
Danish musicians
Dankevich, Konstantin
Darewski, Herman
Darin, Bobby
Darnton, Christian
Dārzinš, Emils
Davari, [Stefano]
Davenport, Francis W.
Davey, Henry
David, Félicien
David, Ferdinand
David, Hans
David, Johann Nepomuk
David, Karl H.
David, Léon
David, Mack
David, Philip Ferdinand [Feibelmann]
Davidenko, Alexander
Davidovich, Bella
Davidson, Harold G.
Davidson, Lyle
Davies, David F.
Davies, Peter Maxwell
Davies, Walford
Davis, Andrew
Davis, Ivan
Davis, John Douglas
Davis, Miles
Davison, James William
Davisson, Walther
Dawe, Charles D.
De Forest, Lee
De Koven, Reginald
De Lamarter, Eric
De Lancie, John Sherwood
De Lara, Isidore
De Lys, Edith see: Lys, Edith de
De Rogatis, Pascual Antonio
De Rubertis, Vittorio
Deak, Stephan
Debussy, Claude
Decaux, Abel
Decoust, Michel
Decsey, Ernst
Dedler, Rochus
Defossez, René
Defrange, Benoît Emmanuel
DeGaetani, Jan
Degen, Helmut
Del Monaco, Mario
Del Riego, Teresa Clotilde
Del Tredici, David
Delage, Maurice
Delaney, Robert M.
Delannoy, Marcel
Delgadillo, Luis Abraham
Delius, Frederick
Della Rocca, Michael
Deller, Alfred
Delmar, Dezso
Delna, Marie
Delvincourt, Claude
DeMars, James R.
Demian, Wilhelm
Dendrino, Gherase
Denéréaz, Alexandre
Denisov, Edison
Denny, William
Denver, John
DePriest, James
Déré Jean
Dermota, Anton
Des Prez, Josquin
Desderi, Ettore
Deshevov, Vladimir
Desmond, Paul
Dessau, Paul
Destouches, Franz Seraph von
Destranges, Louis A.
Déthier, Edouard
Dett, R. Nathaniel
Devreese, Frédéric
Devreese, Godefroid
Dezède, Nicolas
Di Capua, Eduardo
Di Domenica, Robert
Dichter, Misha
Dick, Marcel
Dickenson, "Vic"
Dickinson, Clarence
Dickinson, George S.
Dickinson, Meriel
Didier, Denis
Didur, Adamo
Diehl, Johann
Diepenbrock, Alphons
Dieren, Bernard Joseph van
Dietz, Howard
Diller, Angela
Dilling, Mildred
Dillon, Henry
Dima, Gheorghe
Dimitrescu, Constantin
Dinicu, Grigoraş
Diruta, Girolamo
Dité, Louis
Dixon, Dean
Dobiáš, Václav
Dobrowen, Issay A.
Doe, Doris
Dohnányi, Christoph von
Doi, Yoshiyuki
Doire, René
Dolmetsch, Arnold
Dolżycki, Adam
Domingo, Placido
Donalda, Pauline
Donato, Anthony
Dondeyne, Désiré
Donizetti, Gaetano
Donovan, Richard
Donzelli, Domenico
Dopper, Cornelis
Dorati, Antal
Doret, Gustave
Dorfmann, Ania
Dörner, Armin
Dougherty, Celius
Douglas, Clive
Dounis, Demetrius C.
Doyen, Albert
Drăgoi Sabin V.
Dragon, Carmen
Dranishnikov, Vladimir
Dresden, Sem
Dresel, Otto
Driessler, Johannes
Dring, Madeleine
Drinker, Henry S.
Drolc, Eduard Josef
Drost, Hendrik
Druckman, Jacob
Drury, Stephen
Druskin, Mikhail
Du Bois, Léon
Du Locle, Camille
Du Mont, Henri
Dubinsky, Vladimir
Dubois, Pierre-Max
Dubuc, Alexander
Duchamp, Marcel
Duckles, Vincent Harris
Duckworth, Guy
Dufau, Jenny
Duhamel, Antoine
Dumas, Louis
Dumesnil, René
Dumitrescu, Gheorghe
Dumitrescu, Ion
Dumler, Martin G.
Dumont, Jacques
Dunayevsky, Isaak
Duncan, Mary
Dunhill, Thomas
Dunkel, Paul
Dunn, Thomas
Duparc, Fouques
Duparc, Henri
Dupont, Gabriel
Dupré, Marcel
Dupriez, Christian
Dupuis, Sylvain
Durante, Francesco
Durlet, Emmanuel
Durlet-Fonds, Emmanuel
Duruflé, Maurice
Dushkin, Samuel
Dussek, Jan Ladislav
Dutch composers/musicians
Dutilleux, Henri
Dutoit, Charles
Duyse, Florimond van
Dvořáček, Jiří
Dvořák, Antonin
Dwight, John S.
Dwight, Timothy
Dyer, Louise
Dygas, Ignacy
Dykes, John B.
Dylan, Bob
Dyson, George
Dzerzhinsky, Ivan
Eames, Emma
Earls, Paul
Easton, Florence
Eaton, Louis H.
Ebel, Otto Ernst Hans Ludwig
Ebeling, Johann Georg
Eben, Petr
Eberhard, Dennis J.
Eberlin, Johann Ernst
Echaniz, José
Eckhardt-Gramatté, Sophie-Carmen
Eddis, Edward W.
Eddy, Nelson
Edelmann, Jean-Frédéric
Eder, Helmut
Edlund, Lars
Edwards, George
Edwards, Julian
Eeden, Jean-Baptiste van den
Effenbach, Leah
Egge, Klaus
Eggen, Arne
Egk, Werner
Egorov, Youri
Ehlers, Alice
Ehmann, Wilhelm
Ehrenberg, Carl Emil Theodor
Ehrling, Sixten
Eichberg, Julius
Eimert, Otto Eugen Herbert
Einem, Gottfried von
Eisenberg, Maurice
Eisler, Hanns
Eitler, Esteban
Ekier, Jan
El-Tour, Anna
Elgar, Edward (William)
Elkus, Albert
Eller, Heino
Ellington, Duke
Elliott, Alonzo
Elliott, Don
Ellis, Don
Ellis, Merrill
Ellstein, Abraham
Elman, Mischa
Eloy, Jean-Claude
Elwell, Herbert
Emery, Walter
Emmanuel, Maurice
Enesco, Georges
Engel, Carl
English and Welsh composers
English, Granville
Englund, Einar
Enna, August
Ėntelis, Leonid
Entremont, Philippe
Eppert, Carl
Epstein, David M.
Erb, John W.
Erb, Marie Joseph
Erkin, Ulvi Cemal
Ermel, Louis-Constant
Ernst, Heinrich Wilhelm
Erös, Peter
Escher, Rudolf
Escot, Pozzi
Escudier, Léon
Eshpai, Andrei
Espinosa, Guillermo
Esplá, Oscar
Esser, Heinrich
Esslin, Martin
Esteban, Julio
Esterházy, Paul
Estévez, Antonio
Estrella, Blanca
Etler, Alvin Derald
Eulenberg, Berlin
Euler, Leonhard
Evanghelatos, Antiochos
Evans, Gil
Evans, John D.
Evett, Robert
Evlakhov, Orest A.
Evseyev, Sergei
Ewald, Victor
Exner, Max
Expert, Henry
Eybler, Joseph
Eysler, Edmund
Fabini, Eduardo
Fabri, Annibale Pio
Fabri, Stefano
Facco, Giacomo
Faelten, Carl
Faelten, Reinhold
Fagan, Gideon
Fago, Nicola
Fain, Sammy
Faitello, Vigilio Blasio
Faith, Percy
Falabella Correa, Roberto
Falckenhagen, Adam
Fall, Fritz
Fall, Leo
Falla, Manuel de
Faltin, Friedrich R.
Famintsyn, Alexander
Fancelli, Giuseppe
Fanciulli, Andrea
Fanciulli, Francesco
Fara, Giulio
Farberman, Harold
Farina, Carlo
Fariñas, Carlos
Farinelli
Farjeon, Harry
Farmer, Henry George
Farnadi, Edith
Farrar, Geraldine
Farrenc, Louise Dumont
Fauchet, Paul Robert
Fauré, Gabriel
Fay, Amy
Fayrfax, Robert
Feghali, José
Feinberg, Samuel
Feininger, Laurence
Fel, Marie
Felciano, Richard
Feld, Jindřich
Feldman, Ludovic
Feldman, Morton
Fellowes, Edmund Horace
Felsenstein, Walter
Felton, William
Feltsman, Vladimir
Felumb, Svend Christian
Fender, Leo
Ferencsik, János
Ferenczy, Oto
Ferlendis, Giuseppe
Fernándes, Armando José
Fernández, Oscar Lorenzo
Ferneyhough, Brian
Ferrari, Benedetto
Ferrari, Gabriella
Ferrari, Giacomo Gotifredo
Ferrari, Gustave
Ferreira Vega, José Augusto da
Ferris, William
Festa, Sebastiano
Festinger, Richard
Fétis, François-Joseph
Fetler, Paul
Fetras, Oscar
Février, Henry
Février, Pierre
Ffrangcon-Davies, David Thomas
Fiala, George
Fiala, Joseph
Ficher, Jacobo
Fiedler, Arthur
Fields, James
Fiévet, Paul
Filiasi, Lorenzo
Filleul, Henry
Fillmore, Clyde van Nuys
Filtsch, Karl
Filtz, Anton
Finazzi, Filippo
Finck, H. T.
Findeisen, Nicolai
Fine, Irving
Fink, Christian
Finke, Fidelio F.
Finkelstein, Sidney
Finney, Theodore Mitchell
Fiorillo, Federigo
Fischer, Carl
Fischer, Edwin
Fischer, Emil
Fischer, Irwin
Fischer, Jan F.
Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand
Fischer, Wilhelm Robert
Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich
Fišer, Luboš
Fitelberg, Gregor
Fizdale, Robert
Flagg, Josiah
Flament, Edouard
Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre
Flechtenmacher, Alexandru Adolf
Fleischmann, Ernest
Fleisher, Leon
Fleming, W. P.
Flesch, Carl
Fleta, Miguel
Fléta, Pierre
Fleury, Louis Franois
Flipse, Eduard
Flosman, Oldřich
Flothuis, Marius
Floyd, Carlisle
Flynn, George
Foch, Dirk
Fock, Gustav
Fodor, Eugene
Foerster, Adolph Martin
Fongaard, Björn
Fonseca, Julio
Fontmichel, Hippolyte-Honoré-Joseph Court de
Fontova, C.
Foote, George
Ford, Peter
Fordell, Erik
Forino, Héctor
Formes, Karl
Fornerod, Aloys
Förstemann, Martin Günther
Förster, August
Forsyth, Cecil
Forsyth, Josephine
Fortner, Wolfgang
Fossa, François de
Foster, Lawrence
Foster, Sidney
Fougstedt, Nils-Eric
Foulds, John Herbert
Fountain, Primous, III
Fouret, Maurice
Fox, Donal
Fox, Virgil
Fracassi, Américo
Fradkin, Fredric
Françaix, Jean
Frances y Rodriguez, Julio
Franceschina, Prevosti
Franchetti, Alberto
Franck, César
Franckenstein, Clemens von
Franco, Johan
François, Samson
Frankel, Benjamin
Franklin, Benjamin
Franko, Sam
Franquin, Merri
Frazzi, Vito
Freed, Alan
Freed, Arnold
Freer, Eleanor Everest
Freitas Branco, Luiz de
Fremstad, Olive
French composers/musicians
French, Jacob
Frenkel, Daniel
Freschi, Giovanni Domenico
Frescobaldi, Girolamo
Freund, Marya
Freundlich, Irwin
Fricker, Herbert
Fricker, Peter R.
Frickert, Walter
Friedhofer, Hugo
Friedman, Ignaz
Friedman, Richard
Friedrich, Ernst Hermann
Fries, Wulf
Frijsh, Povla
Friml, Rudolf
Friskin, James
Froberger, Johann Jacob
Froidebise, Pierre
Fromm, Herbert
Fromm, Paul
Frotzler, Carl
Frühbeck de Burgos, Rafael
Frumerie, Gunnar de
Fry, James
Fry, William Henry
Fuchs, Joseph
Fuentes, Juan B.
Fukai, Shiro
Fulkerson, James
Fuller Maitland, John Alexander
Fumet, Raphaël
Furtwängler, Wilhelm
Fussan, Werner
Fussell, Charles C.
G. Schirmer
Gabold, Ingolf
Gabrieli, Andrea
Gabrieli, Giovanni
Gade, A. Niels W.
Gade, Jacob
Gadski, Johanna Emilia Agnes
Gadzhibekov, Uzeir
Gaete, León Schidlowsky
Gaillard, Jacques
Gaillard, Marius-François
Galamian, Ivan
Galkin, Elliott
Gall, Yvonne
Galla-Rini, Anthony
Galli-Curci, Amelita
Gallico, Paolo
Gallus, Jacobus (Jacob Handl)
Galway, James
Ganche, Edouard
Gange, Fraser
Ganz, Rudolph
Garat, Pierre-Jean
Garbuzov, Nicolai
Garcia, José Maurício Nunes
García, Manuel Patricio Rodriguez
García-Morillo, Roberto see: Morillo, Roberto García
Garden, Mary
Gardner, John
Gardner, Samuel
Garner, Erroll
Garofalo, Carlo Giorgio
Garrison, Mabel
Gaspari, Gaetano
Gatti-Casazza, Giulio
Gatz, Felix Maria
Gauk, Alexander
Gaviniès, Pierre
Gavoty, Bernard
Gavrilin, Valeri
Gaye, Marvin
Gazzaniga, Giuseppe
Gbeho, Philip
Gebhard, Heinrich
Geehl, Henry Ernest
Gehlhaar, Rolf
Gehot, Jean (Joseph)
Geiringer, Karl
Geissler, Fritz
Gelatt, Roland
Geminiani, Francesco
Generali, Pietro
Gentele, Goeran
Genzmer, Harald
George, Earl
Georgescu, Georges
Georgi, Yvonne
Georgiadis, Georges
Gerhard, Roberto
German composers/musicians
Gérold, Théodore
Gershwin, Ira
Gerstman, Blanche
Gesualdo, Don Carlo
Getty, Gordon
Gevaert, François
Gheciu, Diamandi
Ghedini, Giorgio
Gheorghiu, Valentin
Ghezzo, Dinu
Ghione, Franco
Ghircoiaşiu, Romeo
Ghis, Henri
Ghislanzoni, Antonio
Giacomantonio, Giuseppe
Giacomantonio, Stanislao
Giacomelli, Geminiano
Gianneo, Luis
Giannini, Dusolina
Gibbons, Orlando
Gieburowski, Waclaw
Gielen, Michael
Gigli, Beniamino
Gilbert, Alphonse
Gilbert, Anthony
Gilbert, Henry
Gilbert, L. Wolfe
Gilbert, Pia
Gilberté, Hallett
Gilels, Emil
Gilles, Jean
Gillespie, "Dizzy" (John Birks)
Gilley, Mickey
Gillis, Don
Gillmann, Kurt
Gillock, William
Gilmore, Patrick Sarsfield
Gilse, Jan van
Gilson, Paul
Gimpel, Bronislaw
Gimpel, Jakob
Gingold, Josef
Ginsburg, Lev
Giordano, Umberto
Giornovichi, Giovanni Mane
Giovannelli, Ruggiero
Giraldoni, Eugenio
Giraudet, Auguste Alfred
Giuliani, Mauro
Glanville-Hicks, Peggy
Glass, Philip
Gleason, Harold
Glière, Reinhold
Glinka, Mikhail
Gluck, Christoph Willibald
Gnattali, Radamés
Gnazzo, Anthony J.
Gnecchi, Vittorio
Gnessin, Mikhail
Gobbi, Tito
Godfrey, Dan
Godowsky, Leopold
Goeb, Roger
Goedicke, Alexander
Goehr, Alexander
Goehr, Walter
Goetschius, Percy
Goeyvaerts, Karel
Gogorza, Emilio de
Gołąbek, Jakub
Gold, Arthur
Gold, Julius
Goldberg, Albert
Goldberg, Johann Gottlieb
Goldman, Edwin Franko
Goldmann, Friedrich
Goldsboro, Bobby
Goldschmidt, Berthold
Goldstein, Mikhail
Goléa, Antoine
Golestan, Stan
Golschmann, Vladimir
Golther, Wolfgang
Golubev, Evgeni
Golyscheff, Jefim
Gombau, Gerardo
Gomberg, Harold
Gomes de Araújo, João
Gómez, Julio
González, Rafael
González-Zuleta, Fabio
Goodall, Reginald
Goode, Richard
Goodman, Benny
Goodrich, Frederick William
Goodson, Katharine
Gordeli, Otar
Gordon, Dexter
Górecki, Henryk Mikołaj
Gorin, Igor
Gorney, Jay
Gorno, Albino and Romeo Gorno
Gossec, François-Joseph
Gotovac, Jakov
Gottschalk, Louis Moreau
Gould, Glenn
Gounod, Charles
Gourevitch, Gregoire
Graener, Paul
Graetzer, Guillermo
Graf, Herbert
Grahn, Ulf
Grainger, Percy
Gramm, Donald
Granados, Enrique
Grandjany, Marcel
Granforte, Apollo
Grassi, G. G. G. (Eugène)
Grassini, Josephina (Giuseppina)
Gratton, Hector
Graudan, Nikolai
Graveure, Louis
Gray, Cecil
Gray, Donald
Gray, Jerry
Greef, Arthur de
Greek composers/musicians
Green, Bernard
Gregor, Čestmír
Gregory I
Greissle, Felix
Gretchaninov, Alexander
Grétry, André Ernest Modeste
Grever, Maria
Grevillius, Nils
Grieg, Edvard
Grieg, Nina
Griesbach, Karl-Rudi
Griffes, Charles T.
Grigny, Nicolas de
Grigoriu, Theodor
Grigsby, Beverly
Grilli, Marcel F.
Grimm, Carl Hugo
Grinblat, Romuald
Grofé, Ferde
Grøndahl, Olaus Andreas and Agathe Backer-Grøndahl
Grønvold, Hans Aimar Mow
Grosbayne, Benjamin
Gross, Robert (Arthur)
Grossi, Pietro
Grossman, Ludwik
Gruber, Heinz Karl
Gruenberg, Louis
Grüner-Hegge, Odd
Grünfeld, Alfred
Gruppe, Paulo
Guaccero, Domenico
Gualdo, Giovanni (John)
Guarneri, Giuseppe Antonio (del Gesù)
Guastavino, Carlo
Gubaidulina, Sofia
Gudmundsen-Holmgreen, Pelle
Guerrini, Giudo
Guézec, Jean-Pierre
Guglielmi, Pietro Alessandro
Gui, Vittorio
Guillaume, Eugène
Guillion, Albert
Guion, David
Guiraud, Ernest
Guiraud, Jean-Baptiste
Gulda, Friedrich
Güldenstein, Gustav
Gumpelzhaimer, Adam
Gumprecht, Armand J.
Gunn, Glenn D.
Gunsbourg, Raoul
Gurickx, Camille
Gürsching, Albrecht
Gusikoff, Michel
Gussakovsky, Apollon S.
Gutchë, Gene
Guthrie, Arlo
Guthrie, Woody
Gutzeit, Erich
Gyurkovics, Maria
Haag, Friedrich
Haas, Alma
Haas, Joseph
Hába, Karel
Habeneck, François-Antoine
Habermann, Michael
Hackett, Charles
Hackett, Robert Leo (Bobby)
Hadden, Frances Roots
Hadley, Patrick
Haendel, Ida
Hageman, Richard
Haggard, Merle
Hahn, Reynaldo
Haieff, Alexei
Haig, Al(lan)
Haigh, Morris
Hainlein, Paul
Haitink, Bernard
Hajdú, Mihály
HÅkansson, Knut
Hakim, Talib Rasul
Halberstadt, William Harold
Halévy, Jacques-Fromental-Elie
Haley, Bill
Halffter, Cristóbal
Halffter, Ernesto
Hall, Jay Rolin
Hall, Marie
Hall, Pauline
Hall, Richard
Hallberg, Björn Wilho
Hallé, Carl (Sir Charles)
Hallén, Andreas
Halpern, Steven
Hambourg, Jan
Hambraeus, Bengt
Hamel, Marie-Pierre
Hammer, Heinrich
Hammerstein, Oscar, II
Hammond, John
Hammond, Laurens
Hampton, Calvin
Hanby, Benjamin Russell
Handel, George F.
Handy, W. C.
Hannay, Roger
Hannikainen, Tauno
Hanon, Charles-Louis
Hansen, Robert
Hanuš, Jan
Harasiewicz, Adam
Harbison, John
Harburg, E. Y. ("Yip")
Hardin, Tim
Harewood, 7th Earl of (George Hubert Lascelles)
Harline, Leigh
Harmati, Sándor
Harnoncourt, Nikolaus
Harris, Donald
Harris, Johana
Harris, Roy
Harris, William
Harrison, Julius
Harrison, Lou
Harshaw, Margaret
Hart, Frederic P.
Hartemann, J. C.
Harthan, Hans
Hartley, Walter Sinclair
Hartmann, Johan Peter E.
Hartmann, Karl Amadeus
Hartulari-Darclée, Ion
Harty, Hamilton
Harvey, Eva Noel
Harvey, Jonathan
Harwood, Basil
Harwood, Elizabeth
Haskil, Clara
Hasselmans, Louis
Hastreiter, Helene
Hatton, John Liptrot[t]
Haubenstock-Ramati, Roman
Haubiel, Charles T.
Hauer, Josef
Haufrecht, Herbert
Haug, Hans
Hauptmann, Moritz
Haussermann, John
Hausswald, Günter
Havelka, Svatopluk
Hawkins, Coleman
Hawkins, Micah
Hayasaka, Fumio
Haydn, Franz Joseph
Haydn, Johann Michael
Haydon, Glen
Haywood, Charles
Heckscher, Céleste de Longpré
Hefny, Mahmud Ahmed el-
Heiden, Bernhard
Heininen, Paavo
Heinsheimer, Hans Walter
Hekking, Gérard
Helfer, Walter
Hellendaal, Pieter
Heller, Alfred
Heller, Hans Ewald
Heller, Stephen
Helps, Robert
Hemberg, Eskil
Hemel, Oscar van
Hemke, Frederick
Hemmer, Eugene
Hempel, Frieda
Hempson, Dennis A.
Henderson, Alva
Henderson, Florence
Henderson, Ray
Henderson, William James
Hendl, Walter
Hendrix, Jimi
Heniot, Hans Levy
Henkemans, Hans
Henley, Homer
Henning, Ervin A.
Henninges, Reinhold
Henriques, Fini
Henry, Hugh Thomas
Henry, Leigh V.
Hensel, Heinrich August
Henze, Hans Werner
Heppener, Robert
Herbeck, Johann von
Herbig, Günther
Hercigonja, Nikola
Herford, Julius
Herman, Reinhold L.
Hermanson, Åke
Hérold, Louis-Joseph-Ferdinand
Heron, Scott
Herrmann, Hugo
Herrmann, Karl
Hertel, Johann Wilhelm
Hertz, Alfred
Herz, Henri
Heseltine, Philip
Hess, Julia Myra
Hessen, Alexander Friedrich, Landgraf von
Heugel, Henri
Hickmann, Hans Robert Hermann
Hidas, Frigyes
Hijman, Julius
Hilber, Johann Baptist
Hill, Alfred F.
Hill, Andrew
Hill, Junius Welch
Hill, Patty S. and Mildred J. Hill
Hill, U[ri] K.
Hiller, Johann Adam
Hillis, Margaret
Hilsberg, Alexander
Hilsberg, Ignace
Hindemith, Paul
Hines, Earl
Hinrichsen, Max
Hinrichsen, Walter
Hinton, Arthur
Hirt, Al
Hirt, Fritz
Hlobil, Emil
Hoch, Joseph
Hochreiter, Emil
Hochstein, David
Hodges, Johnny
Hodgkinson, Randall
Høeberg, Georg
Höffer, Johann Berthold von
Hoffman, Alfred
Hoffman, Lawrence
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von
Hoiby, Lee
Holde, Artur
Holden, Oliver
Holenia, Hanns
Holewa, Hans
Hollander, Lorin
Holländer, Victor
Höller, York
Holliger, Heinz
Hollingsworth, John Ernest
Hollingsworth, Stanley
Hollins, Alfred
Holloway, Joyce
Holloway, Robin
Holm, Mogens Winkel
Holm, Peder
Holmboe, Vagn
Holoubek, Ladislav
Holst, Gustav
Holter, Iver
Honegger, Arthur
Hood, Helen
Hopekirk, Helen
Hopkins, Claude
Hopkins, Harry Patterson
Hopkins, Sam (Lightnin')
Horák, Adolf
Horenstein, Jascha
Horký, Karel
Horne, Marilyn B.
Horovitz, Joseph
Horowitz, Vladimir
Horst, Anthon van der
Horszowski, Mieczyslaw
Horton, Austin Asadata Dafora
Hosmer, Elmer S.
Hosmer, Lucius
Hotteterre
Houdoy, Jules François Aristide
Hovland, Egil
Howard, Kathleen
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe
Howells, Herbert
Howes, Frank
Hoyland, Vic
Hrisanide, Alexandre
Huber, Kurt Th. Ivo
Huberdeau, Gustave
Huberman, Bronislaw
Hudeček, Václav
Hudson, Frederick
Hüe, Georges-Adolphe
Huehn, Julius M.
Hughes, Dom Anselm
Hughes, Edwin
Hugo, John Adam
Huhn, Bruno
Huízar, Candelario
Hüllmandel, Nicolas-Joseph
Hume, Paul Chandler
Humel, Gerald
Humfrey, Pelham
Huml, Vaclav
Hummel, Johann Nepomuk
Huneker, James Gibbons
Hungarian composers/musicians
Hunter, Alberta
Hurník, Ilja
Hurok, Sol
Hus-Desforges, Pierre Louis
Husa, Karel
Husky, Ferlin
Huss, Henry H.
Hutschenruyter, Wouter
Huybrechts, Albert
Huybregts, Pierre
Hvorostovsky, Dmitri
Hvoslef, Ketil
Hyllested, August
Hyman, Richard
Ives, Charles
Iannaccone, Anthony
Ibert, Jacques
Icelandic composers/musicians
Idelsohn, Abraham Zevi
Igumnov, Konstantin
Ikebe, Shin-Ichiro
Ikenouchi, Tomojirô
Inch, Herbert
Indy, Vincent d'
Infante, Manuel
Insanguine, Giacomo (Monopoli)
Ipavec, Benjamin
Ippisch, Franz J.
Ireland, John
Irgens Jensen, Ludwig
Irino, Yoshirō
Isamitt, Carlos
Ishii, Kan
Ishii, Maki
Israeli composers/musicians
Isserlis, Julius
Istel, Edgar
Istomin, Eugene
Ištvan, Miloslav
Italian composers/musicians
Iturbi, Amparo
Iturbi, José
Ivanov-Radkevitch, Nicolai
Ivanovici, Ion
Ivanovs, Janis
Jackson, George K.
Jackson, Mahalia
Jackson, William
Jacobi, Erwin
Jacobs, Paul
Jacobsen, Ejnar
Jaffe, David A.
Jaffee, Kay
Jakova, Preng [Prenkë]
James, Dorothy E.
James, Harry
Janáček, Leoš
Janeček, Karel
Janis, Byron
Janitsch, Johann G.
Janota, Fritz
Janson, Alfred
Janssen, Herbert
Japanese composers
Jaques-Dalcroze, Emile
Jarecka, Louise
Jarnach, Philipp
Jaroch, Jiří
Jaroff, Serge
Jarre, Maurice
Järvi, Neeme
Jaubert, Maurice
Jean-Aubry, Georges
Jelescu, Paul
Jenkins, David
Jenkins, Edmund
Jenkins, Florence Foster
Jenkins, Gordon
Jenkins, Newell
Jenko, Davorin
Jenks, Alden F.
Jensen, Ludvig Irgens
Jeppesen, Knud
Jepson, Helen
Jerea, Hilda
Jeremiáš, Jaroslav
Jeritza, Maria
Jersild, Jørgen
Jerusalem, Siegfried
Jesinghaus, Walter
Ježek, Jaroslav
Jirák, Karel Boleslav
Jiránek, Alois
Jirásek, Ivo
Jirko, Ivan
Jochum, Eugen
Jochum, Georg Ludwig
Jöde, Fritz
Johannesen, Grant
Johanos, Donald
Johansen, David M.
Johansen, Gunnar
John, Elton
Johnsen, Hallvard
Johnson, Alvin Harold
Johnson, Budd
Johnson, Horace
Johnson, Hunter
Johnson, Robert Sherlaw
Johnson, Thor
Johnson, Tom
Johnstone, J. Alfred
Jokl, Georg
Jolas, Betsy
Jolivet, André
Jommelli, Niccolò
Jonás, Alberto
Jones, Alton
Jones, Bessie
Jones, Frances P.
Jones, Jo(nathan)
Jones, Parry
Jones, "Philly Joe" (Joseph Rudolph)
Jones, Sidney
Jones, Sissieretta
Jones, "Spike" (Lindley Armstrong)
Jong, Marinus de
Jongen, Joseph
Jongen, Léon
Jooss, Kurt
Joplin, Janis
Jora, Mihail
Jordá, Enrique
Jordan, Armin
Jordan, Henry Bryce
Jordan, Irene
Jordan, Sverre
Jörn, Karl
Joseffy, Rafael
Josephs, Wilfred
Josten, Werner
Judson, Arthur
Juozapaitis, Jurgis
Juzeliunas, Julius
Kabanová, Káta
Kabasta, Oswald
Kabeláč, Miloslav
Kabos, Ilona
Kačinkas, Jeronimas
Kadosa, Pál
Kaempfert, Bert
Kahn, Erich Itor
Kahn, Robert
Kahowez, Günter
Kaiser, Georg Felix
Kalabis, Viktor
Kalisch, Paul
Kalkbrenner, Friedrich W. M. and Christian Kalkbrenner
Kálmán, Emmerich
Kalninš, Janis and Alfreds Kalninš
Kalthoum, Ibrahim Um
Kameke, Ernst-Ulrich von
Kaminski, Heinrich
Kaminski, Joseph
Kancheli, Giya
Kapell, William
Kaper, Bronislaw
Kaplan, Sol
Kapp, Julius
Kappell, Gertrude
Kaprálová, Vítězslava
Karabits, Ivan
Karajan, Herbert von
Karatygin, Vyacheslav
Karayev, Kara
Kardoš, Dezider
Karetnikov, Nicolai
Karlins, M. William
Karlowicz, Mieczyslaw
Karolik, Maxim
Karpath, Ludwig
Karr, Gary
Kartzev, Alexander
Karyotakis, Theodore
Kassern, Tadeusz
Kassyanik, Uri
Katchen, Julius
Kates, Stephen
Katz, Israel
Kauder, Hugo
Kauffmann, Leo Justinus
Kaufman, Louis
Kaufmann, Helen L.
Kay, Hershy
Kayser, Philipp C.
Kee, Piet
Keene, Christopher
Keil, Alfredo
Keilberth, Josef
Keiser, Reinhard
Kelbe, Theodore
Kell, Reginald
Kellogg, Clara Louise
Kelly, Robert
Kelterborn, Rudolf
Kempe, Rudolf
Kendall, Raymond
Kennan, Kent
Kennedy, (George) Michael
Kenton, Stan
Kerll, Johann K.
Kermani, Peter
Kern, Jerome
Kerr, Harrison
Kersbergen, Jan Willem
Kertész, István
Kessler, John
Ketèlbey, Albert W.
Ketting, Otto
Key, Pierre van Rensselaer
Khachaturian, Aram
Khodzha-Einatov, Leon
Khromushin, Oleg
Kidson, Frank
Kiel, Friedrich
Kienzl, Wilhelm
Kiepura, Jan
Kiesewetter, Tomasz
Kilpatrick, Jack
Kilpinen, Yrjö
Kim, Earl
Kincaid, William
Kind, Roslyn
King, Pete
Kipnis, Alexander
Kirchner, Leon
Kirculescu, Nicolae
Kiriac-Georgescu, Dumitru
Kirk, Rahsaan Roland
Kirkpatrick, Ralph
Kiss, Janos
Kissin, Yevgeny
Kitain, Anatole
Kittl, Johann Friedrich [Jan Bedřich]
Kiyose, Yasuji
Klatzow, Peter
Klebe, Giselher
Kleber, Leonhard
Klega, Miroslav
Kleiber, Carlos
Klein, Lothar
Kleinsinger, George
Klemm, Gustav
Klemperer, Otto
Kletzki, Paul
Kleven, Arvid
Klička, Josef
Klingenberg, Alf
Klusák, Jan
Knaifel, Alexander
Knap, Rolf
Knape, Walter
Knappertsbusch, Hans
Knipper, Lev K.
Knoller, Jacob
Knorr, Ernst-Lothar Carl von
Knussen, Oliver
Koch, Caspar P.
Koch, Erland von
Kochetov, Vadim
Kochevitsky, George A.
Kochurov, Yuri
Kocžwara, František
Kodály, Zoltán
Koellreutter, Hans Joachim
Kogan, Leonid
Kogoj, Marij
Kohler, Franz
Kohoutek, Ctirad
Kokkonen, Joonas
Kolar, Victor
Kolasiński, Jerzy
Kolb, Barbara
Kolchinskaya, Camilla
Kolisch, Rudolf
Kolker, Alexander
Kolneder, Walter
Komitas, Soghomonian
Komorzynski, Egon
Kondrashin, Kirill
Konoye, Hidemarō
Kontarsky, Alfons
Koole, Arend (Johannes Christiaan)
Kopelent, Marek
Korchmar, Grigori
Korchmarev, Klimenti
Korjus, Miliza
Korn, Richard
Kornerup, Thorvald
Korngold, Erich Wolfgang
Korngold, Julius
Kornsand, Emil
Korte, Oldřich F.
Kos-Anatolsky
Koshetz, Nina
Kosma, Joseph
Kostelanetz, Andre
Kostelanetz, Richard
Kostenko, V[alentin]
Kostić, Vojislav
Kouguell, Arkadie
Koussevitzky, Maria
Koussevitzky, Moshe
Koussevitzky, Olga
Koussevitzky, Serge
Koutzen, Boris
Koval, Marian
Kovaříček, František
Kowalski, Max
Kox, Hans
Koželuh, Johann Antonín
Koželuh, Leopold
Kramer, Walter
Krapf, Gerhard Wilhelm Robert
Kraus, Adrienne von
Kraus, Joseph M.
Krauss, Clemens
Kravchenko, Boris
Krebbers, Herman
Kreger, James
Krein, Alexander A.
Krein, Grigori
Kreisler, Fritz
Kreitner, Georgi
Krejčí, Iša
Krejčí, Miroslav
Krenz, Jan
Kreutz, Arthur
Kreutzer, Leonid
Kreutzer, Rodolphe
Krienitz, Karl Willy
Krips, Josef
Krohn, Ernst C.
Kroll, Otto
Kroll, William
Krombholc, Jaroslav
Kroyer, Theodore
Krstić, Petar J.
Krueger, Karl
Krupa, Gene
Kruse, George
Kruyf, Ton de
Kubelík, Jan
Kubelík, Rafael
Kubik, Gail
Kučera, Václav
Kufferath, Maurice
Kullman, Charles
Kunc, Božidar
Kunc, Jan
Kunkel, Charles and Jacob
Kupferman, Meyer
Kurka, Robert
Kürsteiner, Jean P.
Kurtág, György
Kurthy, Zoltan
Kurtz, Edward F.
Kurtz, Eugene
Kuss, Malena
Kuznetsov, Konstantin
La Prade, Ernest
La Salette, Joubert de see: Salette, Joubert de la
La Violette, Wesley
Labarre, Théodore
Labey, Marcel
Labia, Maria and Fausta Labia
Labroca, Mario
Lachartre, Nicole-Marie
Lacombe, Paul
Ladmirault, Paul-Emile
Lagoanère, [Oscar de]
Lagrave, Pierre
Lajtha, László
Lalewicz, Jorge
L'Allemand, Pauline
Lalo, Edouard
Lalo, Pierre
Laloy, Louis
LaMarchina, Robert
Lambert, Constant
Lambert, Lucien
Lambert, Marius and Jean Lambert
Lamm, Pavel
Lamond, Frederic
Lamote de Grignon, Ricard
Lancen, Serge-Jean-Mathieu
Landini, Francesco
Landon, H. C. Robbins
Landormy, Paul
Landowski, Marcel
Landré, Guillaume
Lane, Louis
Lang, Benjamin
Lang, Margaret Ruthven
Lange-Müller, Peter Erasmus
Langendorff, Frieda
Langer, Ferdinand
Langert, Johann August Adolf
Langstroth, Ivan
Lanza, Alcides
Lanza, Mario
Laparra, Raoul
Lapham, Claude
Lara, Agustín
Laredo, Jaime
Laredo, Ruth
Larrocha, Alicia de
Larsson, Lars-Erik
Lasso, Orlando di
Latham, William P.
Latin American composers/musicians
Lauber, Anton Josef
Laufer, Beatrice
Laurens, Jean-Henry
Laurent, Jean Jacquin Antoine Edmond
Lauri-Volpi, Giacomo
Lauro, Antonio
Lavin, Carlos
Lavotta, János
Lavry, Marc
Law, Andrew
Lawrence, Marjorie
Lawrence, Vera
Lawrence, William John
Lawson, Rex
Lazar, Filip
Lazarof, Henri
Lazarus, Daniel
Lazzari, Sylvio
Lazzari, Virgilio
Le Boucher, Maurice
Le Caine, Hugh
Le Flem, Paul
Leahey, Harry
Lear, Evelyn
Lebeuf, Jean
Leblanc, Georgette
Leborne, Aimé-Ambroise-Simon
Lebourgeois, Joseph-Auguste
Lebrun, Paul Henri Joseph
Leça, Armando
Leclair, Jean-Marie
Lecuna, Juan
Lecuona, Ernesto
Lederer, Felix
Leduc, Alphonse
Lee, Dai-Keong
Leedy, Douglas
Leeson, Cecil
Leeuw, Ton de
Leeuwen, Arÿ van
Leffler-Burckard, Martha
Legge, Walter
Legley, Victor
Legrenzi, Giovanni
Lehár, Franz
Lehman, Evangeline
Lehmann, Friedrich and George
Lehmann, Lilli
Lehmann, Liza
Lehmann, Lotte
Leibert, Richard
Leibowitz, René
Leifs, Jón
Leigh, Carolyn
Leigh, Walter
Leighton, Kenneth
Leimer, Kurt
Leitzmann, Albert
Lemaire, Jean Eugène Gaston
Lemare, Edwin Henry
Lemoine, Antoine-Marcel
Lendvai, Peter Erwin
Lennon, John
Lenya, Lotte
Leo, Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci
Leoncavallo, Ruggero
Leoni, Franco
Leopold, Ralph
Leppard, Raymond
Lerario, Teresa
Lert, Ernst
Lert, Richard
Letelier-Llona, Alfonso
Lev, Ray
Levadé, Charles
Levant, Oscar
Levey, James
Levi, Sigmund
Levi, Yoel
Levina, Zara
Levine, James
Levine, Marks
Levitzki, Mischa
Levy, Ellis
Levy, Frank
Lévy, Heniot
Levy, Lester S.
Levy, Marvin D.
Lévy, Michel-Maurice
Levy-Diem
Lewandowski, Louis Lazarus
Lewenthal, Raymond
Lewis, Anthony
Lewis, Daniel
Lewis, Henry
Lewkovitch, Bernhard
Ley, Henry George
Leyendecker, Ulrich
Lhévinne, Josef
Lhévinne, Rosina
Lhotka, Fran
Liadov, Anatoli K.
Liatoshinsky, Boris
Liberace, (Walter)
Lichtenberger, Henri
Lidholm, Ingvar
Lieber, Edvard
Liebermann, Rolf
Lieberson, Goddard
Lieberson, Peter
Liebling, Estelle
Liebling, Georg
Lierhammer, Theodor
Lieurance, Thurlow
Liggins, Ethel Annie
Lincoln, Robert Dix
Lind, Jenny
Lindberg, Oskar
Lindblad, Otto Jonas
Lineback, Harold
Linne, Hans S.
Lio de Fainberg, Adelina de
Lioncourt, Guy de
Lipatti, Dinu
Lipkin, Malcolm
Lipovšek, Marijan
Lipscomb, Mance
Liška, Zdeněk
List, Emanuel
List, Eugene
List, Kurt
Listov, Konstantin
Liszt, Franz
Litinsky, Heinrich
Liverati, Giovanni
Llamozas, Salvador
Llobet, Miguel
Llongueras y Badía, Juan
Lloyd, George
Lloyd, Jonathan
Lloyd, Norman
Lloyd Webber, Andrew see: Webber, Andrew Lloyd
Lobo, Duarte
Locatelli, Pietro Antonio
Lockspeiser, Edward
Lockwood, Annea
Lodovico, Lavigna Vincenzo di
Loeb, John Jacob
Loeffler, Charles M.
Loeillet, Jean-Baptiste
Loesser, Arthur
Loesser, Frank
Loevendie, Theo
Loewe, Frederick
Logroscino, Nicola
Löhlein, Georg Simon
Löhner, Johann
Lolli, Antonio
Lombardi, Luca
Lombardo, Carmen
Lombardo, Guy
London, George
Long, Marguerite
Longas, Federico
Longo, Alessandro
Lonque, Georges
Lopez, Vincent
López-Chavarri y Marco, Eduardo
Lorengar, Pilar
Lorentzen, Bent
Lorenz, Max
Lorenzi, Sergio
Loucheur, Raymond
Loudová, Ivana
Louël, Jean
Lourié, Arthur Vincent
Lovendusky, James
Lowens, Irving
Lowinsky, Edward E.
Lowtzky, Hermann
Lualdi, Adriano
Luboff, Norman
Luboshutz, Léa
Luboshutz, Pierre
Lubrich, Fritz, Jr.
Lucien, Adolphe
Lucier, Alvin
Lucký, Štěpán
Ludkewycz, Stanislaus
Ludwig, August
Lukáš, Zdeněk
Lully, Jean-Baptiste
Luna, Pablo
Lund, Signe
Lunssdörffer, Albrecht Martin
Lunssens, Martin
Lupi, Roberto
Luporini, Gaetano
Lussan, Zélie de
Lustig, Jakob Wilhelm
Lutkin, Peter C.
Lutoslawski, Witold
Lutyens, Elisabeth
Lvov, Alexie
Lyman, Howard
Lyne, Felice
Lynes, Frank
Lynn, George
Lyon, Jimmy
Lys, Edith de
Ma, Yo-Yo
Maag, Peter
Maas, Louis
Mabellini, Teodulo
MacArdle, Donald Wales
MacColl, Hugh F.
MacDermid, James G. and Sibyl Sammis
MacDowell, Edward
Mace, Thomas
Macfarren, Natalie
Mach, Ernst
Mácha, Otmar
Machito
Maciejewski, Roman
Mackenzie, Sir Alexander Campbell
Mackinlay, Malcolm Sterling
MacKown, Marjorie
Maclean, Alexander Morvaren
MacMillan, Sir Ernest
Macpherson, Charles
Maddy, Joseph
Madeira, Jean
Madetoja, Leevi
Madge, Geoffrey
Maes, Jef
Magaloff, Nikita
Maganini, Quinto
Mager, Jörg Adam
Maggini, Giovanni Paolo
Magnard, (Lucien-Denis-Gabriel-) Albéric
Magne, Michel
Magomayev, Muslim
Mahler, Fritz
Mahler, Gustav
Mailman, Martin
Mainzer, Joseph
Maiorano, Gaetano
Maisky, Mischa (Mikhail)
Maison, René
Majkapar, Samuil
Makarova, Nina
Maklakiewicz, Jan
Malawski, Artur
Malcuzynski, Witold
Maleingreau, Paul de
Malineanu, Henry
Malipiero, Riccardo
Maliszewski, Witold
Malkin, Beata
Malko, Nicolai
Malloch, William
Malotte, Albert Hay
Mamiya, Michio
Mamoulian, Rouben
Mancinelli, Luigi
Mandel, Nancy
Mandyczewski, Eusebius
Manelli, Francesco
Mankell, Henning
Mann, Paul
Mann, William
Mannes, Leopold Damrosch
Mannstädt, Franz
Manos, George
Manschinger, Kurt
Mansfeldt, Hugo
Mansfield, Purcell James
Mantovani, Tancredi
Marable, Fate
Marais, Josef
Marcello, Benedetto
Marchesi, Blanche
Marchesi de Castrone, Mathilde
Marchetti, Filippo
Marcoux, Vanni see: Vanni-Marcoux, Jean-Emile
Maréchal, Maurice
Marek, George R.
Mareschall, Samuel
Mariani, Angelo
Marić, Ljubica
Marini, Biagio
Marinuzzi, Gino
Mario, Giovanni
Mariotte, Antoine
Marks, Alan
Marks, Johnny
Marlowe, Sylvia
Marmontel, Antoine-François
Maros, Miklós
Marriner, Neville
Marrocco, William Thomas
Marsalis, Wynton
Marschner, Franz Ludwig Veit
Marsh, Lucille Crews
Marsh, Robert Charles
Marsick, Armand
Marteau, Henri
Martenot, Maurice
Martín, Edgardo
Martin, Mary
Martin, Riccardo
Martin, Thomas
Martín y Soler, Vicente
Martinelli, Giovanni
Martinet, Jean-Louis
Martini, Giovanni Battista
Martini, Jean Paul Egide
Martini, Nino
Martino, Donald
Martinon, Jean
Martins, João Carlos
Martinů, Bohuslav
Martirano, Salvatore
Martucci, Giuseppe
Martucci, Paolo
Marzo, Eduardo
Mascagni, Pietro
Mascheroni, Edoardo
Masetti, Enzo
Mason, Daniel Gregory
Mason, Edith
Mason, Henry Lowell
Masselos, William
Massenet, Jules (-Emile-Frédéric)
Massin, Pierre-Jean-Paul-Crepin
Masson, Fernand-Emile-Désiré
Masson, Gérard
Masson, Paul-Marie
Massonneau, Louis
Masur, Kurt
Matačić, Lovro von
Matěj, Josef
Mathias, Franz Xaver
Mathias, William
Mathieu, Emile (-Louis-Victor)
Matsudaira, Yoritsuné
Matthay, Tobias
Mattheson, Johann
Matthus, Siegfried
Mattioli, Lino
Matveyeva, Novella
Matys, Jiří
Matz, Rudolf
Mauceri, John
Maunder, John Henry
Maurel, Victor
Maw, Nicholas
Maxfield, Richard Vance
May, Florence
Mayer, Benjamin Wilhelm
Mayer, Frederick Christian
Mayer, Sir Robert
Mayer-Mahr, Moritz
Mazas, Jacques-Féréol
McArthur, Edwin
McBride, Robert
McCorkle, Donald
McCormack, John
McDonald, Harl
McDowell, John Herbert
McElroy, Alice
McHugh, Jimmy
McKinley, William Thomas
McKinney, Mathilde C.
McKuen, Rod
McLeod, John
Meale, Richard (Graham)
Mechem, Kirke
Medau, Andreas Hinrich
Medek, Tilo
Medtner, Nicolai
Meester, Louis de
Méfano, Paul
Mehegan, John
Mehta, Mehli
Mehta, Zubin
Mehul, Louis-Joseph
Méhul, Etienne-Nicolas
Mei, Maria Zoraide
Meiland, Jakob
Meitus, Yuli
Melachrino, George
Melartin, Erkki
Melba, Nellie
Melchers, Henrik Melcher
Melchior, Lauritz
Melik-Pashayev, Alexander
Melikov, Arif (Jangirovich)
Meller, Raquel
Mellers, Wilfrid
Mellnäs, Arne
Menasce, Jacques de
Mendelsohn, Alfred
Mendelssohn, Felix
Mendelssohn, Felix Robert
Mendes, Gilberto (Ambrósio García)
Meneghel, Antonietta
Mengelberg, Kurt Rudolf
Mengelberg, Willem
Menges, Herbert
Ménil, Félicien de
Mennin, Peter
Mennini, Louis
Menotti, Gian Carlo
Menter, Joseph
Menter, Sophie
Menuhin, Hephzibah
Menuhin, Yehudi
Merbecke, John
Mercadante, (Giuseppe) Saverio (Raffaele)
Mercer, Johnny
Mercer, Mabel
Mercure, Pierre
Meremblum, Peter
Meriläinen, Usko
Merman, Ethel
Mermet, Auguste
Merrill, Robert
Merritt, A. Tillman
Merryman, Marjorie
Mersmann, Hans
Merula, Tarquinio
Merulo, Claudio
Messager, André
Messiaen, Olivier
Messner, Joseph
Mester, Jorge
Meulemans, Arthur
Mewton-Wood, Noel
Meyerbeer, Giacomo
Meylan, Pierre
Meyrowitz, Selmar
Miaskovsky, Nicolai
Michaelis, Ruth
Michalsky, Donal
Michelangeli, Arturo Benedetti
Michelet, Michel
Michell, Edna
Middeleer, Jean de
Midori
Miersch, Paul Friedrich Theodor
Miessner, Benjamin Franklin
Mignan, Edouard-Charles-Octave
Mignone, Francisco
Mihalovich, ödön von
Mihalovici, Marcel
Mihály, András
Mikhashoff, Ivar
Mikorey, Franz
Mikuli, Karl
Milanov, Zinka
Milford, Robin
Millault, Laurent-François-Edouard
Miller, Robert
Millet, Luis
Mills, Charles
Mills, Harry
Mills, Jack
Mills, Richard
Milner, Anthony
Milnes, Sherrill (Eustace)
Milojević, Miloje
Milošević, Predrag
Milsap, Ronnie
Milstein, Nathan
Minchev, Georgi
Mingus, Charles
Minkus, Alois
Mirande, Hippolyte
Mirouze, Marcel
Mirovitch, Alfred
Mirzoyan, Edvard
Mischakoff, Mischa
Mitchell, Howard
Mitchell, Joni
Mitchell, William J.
Mitropoulos, Dimitri
Mitterer, Ignaz Martin
Miyagi, Michio
Moeck, Hermann
Moevs, Robert W.
Moffat, Alfred Edward
Moffo, Anna
Moiseiwitsch, Benno
Mokranjac, Stevan
Mokrousov, Boris
Molchanov, Kirill
Moldavan, Nicolas
Molina, Antonio J.
Molter, Johann Melchior
Mompou, Federico
Monk, Thelonious
Monleone, Domenico
Monte, Philippe de
Montecino, Alfonso
Montéclair, Michel Pignolet de
Montemezzi, Italo
Montenegro, Hugo
Monteux, Doris Hodgkins
Monteux, Pierre
Monteverdi, Claudio
Monteverdi, Giulio Cesare
Montfort, Alexandre
Moog, Robert A.
Moore, Brian
Moore, Carman
Moore, Grace
Moore, Mary Carr
Moorman, Charlotte
Mooser, (Jean Pierre Joseph) Aloys
Morales, Olallo
Moran, Robert Leonard
Morath, Max
Moravec, Ivan
Moraweck, Lucien
Morawetz, Oskar
Morawski-Dąbrowa, Eugeniusz
Morax, René
Morel, Auguste-François
Morel, Jean
Morelli, Carlo
Morelli, Giuseppe
Moreno, Segundo Luis
Morgan, Jaye P.
Morgan, Maud
Morillo, Roberto García
Morin, Gösta
Morini, Erica
Morley, Thomas
Moroi, Makoto
Moroi, Saburo
Morris, Joan Clair
Morris, Reginald Owen
Mortari, Virgilio
Mortelmans, Lodewijk
Mortensen, Finn
Morthenson, Jan W.
Moscona, Nicola
Moser, Rudolf
Mosolov, Alexander
Mosusova, Nadezda
Moszumańska-Nazar, Krystyna
Motte, Diether de la
Mottu, Alexandre
Moulaert, Raymond
Mouton, Jean
Moyse, Marcel
Moyzes, Alexander
Mozart, Leopold
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Mráček, Jaroslav
Mshvelidze, Shalva
Muench, Gerhart
Muffat, Georg
Mulder, Herman
Muldowney, Dominic
Mulè, Giuseppe
Mulet, Henri
Müller, Georg Gottfried
Müller, Sigfrid
Müller-Blattau, Joseph Maria
Müller von Asow, Erich Hermann
Müller von Kulm, Walter
Müller-Zürich, Paul
Munch, Charles
Münch, Ernst
Münnich, Richard
Munrow, David (John)
Munz, Mieczyslaw
Muradeli, Vano
Muratore, Lucien
Murdoch, William
Mureşianu, Iacob
Muris, Johannes de
Murphy, Owen
Murska, Ilma di
Musard, Philippe
Musco, Angelo
Mushel, Georgi
Musicescu, Gavriil
Mussorgsky, Modest
Mustel, Victor; Auguste Mustel, and Alphonse Mustel
Musulin, Branka
Muti, Riccardo
Mycielski, Zygmunt
Mylnikov, Alexei
Mysliveček, Josef
Nadaud, Gustave
Nadel, Arno
Naginski, Charles
Nance, Ray
Napoli, Gennaro
Napravnik, Eduard
Nargeot, Pierre-Julien
Narimanidze, Niko
Nat, Yves
Naujalis, Juozas
Naumann, Joel
Naumann, (Karl) Ernst
Navarro, Juan
Navrátil, Karel
Nechayev, Vasily
Nedbal, Oskar
Neefe, Christian Gottlob
Neel, Boyd
Negrea, Marţian
Nelhybel, Vaclav
Nelle, Wilhelm
Nelson, John
Nelson, Robert U.
Nelson, Ron (ald Jack)
Nelsova, Zara
Nemiroff, Isaac
Nerini, Emile, et al.
Neruda, Franz Xaver
Neseritis, Andreas
Nettl, Paul
Neuhaus, Heinrich
Neukomm, Sigismund Ritter von
Neuman, Maxine
Neumann, Franz
Neumann, Václav
Neumann, Věroslav
Nevada, Mignon Mathilde Marie
Neveu, Ginette
Newcater, Graham
Newman, Alfred
Newman, Anthony
Newman, Ernest
Newton, Ivor
Ney, Elly
Nguyen van Ty, Louise
Nichols, Ernest Loring ("Red")
Nick, Edmund Josef
Nicolai, Otto
Niculescu, Stefan
Niedermeyer, Louis
Nielsen, Carl
Nielsen, Svend
Nielsen, Tage
Niewiadomski, Stanislaw
Nigg, Serge
Nikolovski, Vlastimir
Niles, John Jacob
Nilson, Einar
Nilsson, Birgit
Nilsson, Bo
Ninci, Enrique Fava
Nini, Alessandro
Nissen, Georg Nikolaus
Nito, José de
Niyazi
Noble, Ray
Noble, Thomas Tertius
Nobre, Marlos
Nobutoki, Kiyoshi
Noelte, A. Albert
Nohl, (Karl Friedrich) Ludwig
Nono, Luigi
Norby, Erik
Nordgren, Pehr Henrik
Nordheim, Arne
Nordica, Lillian
Noren, Heinrich Gottlieb
Nørgaard, Per
Nørholm, Ib
Norlind, Tobias
Norman, Jessye
Norrington, Roger
Noskowski, Sigismund (Zygmunt von)
Nottebohm, (Martin) Gustav
Nourrit, Adolphe
Nováček, Rudolf
Novães, Guiomar
Novák, Johann Baptist
Novello, Joseph Alfred
Novotný, Václav Juda
Nowowiejski, Felix
Nucius, Johannes
Nuitter, Charles Louis Etienne
Nunó, Jaime
Nyiregyházi, Erwin
Nystroem, Gösta
Oborin, Lev
Obouhov, Nicolas
Oboussier, Robert
Obraztsova, Elena
O'Brien, Eugene
Ochs, Siegfried
Odak, Krsto
Odnoposoff, Adolfo
Oetting, William H.
Offenbach, Jacques
Ogdon, John
Ogihara, Toshitsugu
Ogolevets, Alexei
Ogura, Roh
Ohana, Maurice
O'Hara, Geoffrey
Ohlsson, Garrick
Ohlsson, Richard
Oistrakh, David
Oki, Masao
Olah, Tiberiu
Olczewska, Maria
Olio, Cesare dall' see: Dall'Olio, Cesare
Oliveira, Jocy de
Olman, Abe
Olsen, Sparre
Ono, Yoko
Onslow, George (André Georges Louis)
Opera musicians/composers
Opieński, Henryk
Orban, Marcel
Orchard, William Arundel
Ordoñez, Carlos
Orecchio, Joseph
Orefice, Giacomo
Orff, Carl
Orlob, Harold
Ormandy, Eugene
Orr, Robin
Orrego-Salas, Juan
Orthel, Léon
Ortmann, Otto Rudolph
Ory, Edward ("Kid")
Osborne, Adrienne
Osborne, Nigel
Osterc, Slavko
Osthoff, Helmuth
O'Sullivan, Patrick
Otaño, José María Nemesio
Otava, Zdeněk
Otescu, Ion Nonna
Othmayr, Caspar
Otterloo, Willem van
Otterström, Thorvald
Overton, Hall
Owen, Richard
Ozawa, Seiji
Paap, Wouter
Pacchierotti, Ubaldo
Pachelbel, Carl Theodorus
Pachelbel, Johann
Pachmann, Vladimir de
Pacini, Giovanni
Pacius, Fredrik (Friedrich)
Paderewski, Ignace Jan
Padilla Sanchez, José
Paganini, Niccolò
Page, Nathaniel Clifford
Pahissa, Jaime
Paik, Nam June
Paisiello, Giovanni
Pakhmutova, Alexandra
Paladi, Radu
Paladilhe, Emile
Palange, Louis Salvador
Palau, Manuel
Palester, Roman
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
Paliashvili, Zachary
Pallavicino, Benedetto
Pallemaerts, Edmundo
Palm, Siegfried
Palmer, Robert
Palmgren, Selim
Panassié, Hugues
Paniagua, Raul
Panizza, Ettore
Panseron, Auguste-Mathieu
Panufnik, Andrzej
Panzéra, Charles
Papaioannou, Yannis
Papi, Gennaro
Papineau-Couture, Jean
Pâque, Désiré
Paradies, Pietro Domenico
Paray, Paul
Parelli, Attilio
Paribeni, Giulio Cesare
Paris, Claude-Joseph
Parlow, Kathleen
Parratt, Walter
Parris, Robert
Parrish, Carl
Pärt, Arvo
Pasatieri, Thomas
Pascal, Claude
Pashchenko, Andrei
Pasquini, Bernardo
Pasta, Giuditta
Pasztory, Ditta
Patterson, Annie Wilson
Patterson, Franklin Peale
Patti, Adelina
Patti, Carlotta
Pattison, Lee
Patzak, Julius
Pauer, Jíři
Pauer, Max
Paukert, Karel
Paull, Barberi
Paulson, Gustaf
Paumann, Conrad
Paumgartner, Bernhard
Paunović Milenko
Pavarotti, Luciano
Pavlova, Anna
Payne, Anthony
Payne, John
Paz, Juan Carlos
Pechner, Gerhard
Pedrotti, Carlo
Peerce, Jan
Peeters, Flor
Peiko, Nikolai
Pelemans, Willem
Pelletier, Louis Wilfred
Pembaur, Joseph, Jr.
Penderecki, Krzysztof
Penha, Michel
Penna, Lorenzo
Pépin, Clermont
Pepper, Art
Perahia, Murray
Pereira, Arthur
Perera, Ronald
Peress, Maurice
Pérez, David
Pérez Casas, Bartolomeo
Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista
Peristeres, Spyros D.
Perkins, Francis Davenport
Perkins, John MacIvor
Perkins, William
Perkowski, Piotr
Perlea, Jonel
Perlman, Itzhak
Perlongo, Daniel
Perne, François Louis
Perosi, Don Lorenzo
Perrin, Harry Crane
Perry, Julia
Persen, John
Persiani, Fanny
Persiani, Giuseppe
Persichetti, Vincent
Persinger, Louis
Perti, Giacomo (Jacopo) Antonio
Perusso, Mario
Pestalozzi, Heinrich
Petchnikov, Alexander
Peter, Johann Friedrich
Peters, Carl Friedrich
Peters, Roberta
Petersen, Wilhelm
Peterson, Thomas
Peterson-Berger, Olof Wilhelm
Petra-Basacopol, Carmen
Petrauskas, Mikas
Petrella, Errico
Petrelli, Eleanora
Petrescu, D. Ioan
Petri, Egon
Petrillo, James C.
Petrov, Andrei
Petrović, Radomir
Petrovics, Emil
Pettersson, Gustaf Allan
Petzoldt, Richard
Pevernage, Andries
Peyser, Herbert Francis
Peyser, Joan
Peyton, Malcolm C.
Pfatteicher, Carl Friedrichs
Pfeiffer, Theodor
Pfitzner, Hans
Pfohl, Ferdinand
Philidor, François André
Philipp, Isidor
Phillips, Burrill
Phillips, Harvey
Phillips, Montague Fawcett
Piaf, Edith
Piastro, Michel
Piatigorsky, Gregor
Piatti, Alfredo Carlo
Piccinini, Alessandro
Pierce, Webb
Pierné, (Henri-Constant-) Gabriel
Pijper, Willem
Piket, Frederick
Pineda-Duque, Roberto
Pinkham, Daniel
Piňos, Alois
Pipelare, Matthaeus
Pirani, Eugenio
Pirro, André
Pirrotta, Nino
Pischna, Josef
Pitfield, Thomas Baron
Pittman, Richard
Pizzetti, Ildebrando
Pizzi, Emilio
Planchet, Dominique-Charles
Plançon, Pol-Henri
Plantade, Charles-Henri
Platti, Giovanni
Plaza, Juan Bautista
Pleskow, Raoul
Pleyel, Camille
Plishka, Paul (Peter)
Plonsky, Peter
Pochon, Alfred
Podesta, Italo
Podešva, Jaromír
Pogorelich, Ivo
Poisson, Toussaint-René
Polacco, Giorgio
Poldini, Ede
Polifrone, Jon
Polignac, Armande de
Polin, Claire
Polish composers/musicians
Pollack, Ben
Pollak, Robert
Pollikoff, Max
Pollini, Cesare, Cavaliere de'
Pollini, Maurizio
Pololáník, Zdeněk
Polovinkin, Leonid
Ponce, Manuel María
Ponchard, Louis-Antoine-éléonore
Ponchielli, Amilcare
Pons, Charles
Pons, Lily
Ponselle, Rosa
Poot, Marcel
Popesco, Trajan
Popov, Gavriil
Popovici, Doru
Popper, David
Popper, Jan
Porpora, Nicola Antonio
Porsile, Giuseppe
Porta, Costanzo
Porter, Cole
Porter, Sidney
Portnov, Georgi
Portugal, Marcos Antonio da Fonseca
Portuguese composers/musicians
Posselt, Ruth
Pothier, Dom Joseph
Pottle, Samuel H.
Poueigh, Jean
Poulenc, Francis
Poulet, Gaston
Pourtalès, Guy de
Pousseur, Henri
Powell, Earl "Bud"
Powell, Laurence
Powers, Marie
Pratella, Francesco Balilla
Pratt, Silas
Prausnitz, Frederik
Preger, Leo
Preiss, Cornelius
Presley, Elvis
Prêtre, Georges
Previn, André
Prévost, Eugène-Prosper
Prey, Hermann
Price, Jorge Wilson
Price, Leontyne
Price, Margaret
Prigozhin, Lucian
Primrose, William
Printemps, Yvonne
Pritchard, Sir John
Procter, Leland
Prod'homme, Jacques-Gabriel
Profeta, Laurenţiu
Prota-Giurleo, Ulisse
Prout, Ebenezer
Prüfer, Arthur
Przechowski, Johannes
Ptaszyńska, Marta
Puccini, Giacomo
Puchalsky, Vladimir
Puente, Giuseppe del
Puente, Tito
Pugnani, (Giulio) Gaetano (Gerolamo)
Pujol, Francesc
Purcell, Henry
Pylkkänen, Tauno Kullervo
Quach, Helen
Quaile, Elizabeth
Quilter, Roger
Quinet, Fernand
Quinet, Marcel
Quittard, Henri
Raabe, Peter
Raasted, Niels Otto
Rabe, Folke see: Bark, Jan
Rabin, Michael
Rabinof, Benno and Sylvia Rabinof
Rachmilovich, Jacques
Radić, Dušan
Radoux, Jean-Théodore
Radovanović, Vladan
Radziwill, Prince Anton Heinrich
Raeli, Vito
Raff, Joseph Joachim
Rainier, Priaulx
Raisa, Rosa
Raksin, David
Ralf, Richard
Rameau, Jean-Philippe
Ramin, Günther
Ramm, Valentina
Ramón y Rivera, Luis Felipe
Ramovš, Primož
Rampal, Jean-Pierre
Ramsier, Paul
Rangström, Ture
Ranta, Sulho
Rap music
Raphael, Günther
Rapp, Siegfried
Rappoldi-Kahrer, Laura
Raskin, Judith
Rasmussen, Karl Aage
Rasse, François
Rathaus, Karol
Ratner, Leonard Gilbert
Ratz, Erwin
Rautavaara, Einojuhani
Ravanello, Oreste
Ravasenga, Carlo
Rawsthorne, Alan
Rayner, Sydney
Reardon, John
Reay, Samuel
Reber, Napoléon-Henri
Rebikov, Vladimir
Rebner, Adolf
Rechberger, Herman
Redding, Edward C.
Redman, Harry Newton
Reed, Peter Hugh
Reese, Gustave
Reeves, John Sims
Refardt, Edgar
Refice, Licinio
Regamey, Constantin
Reger, Max
Regney, Noël
Rehkemper, Heinrich
Reich, Steve
Reicha, Anton
Reichel, Bernard
Reichert, Johannes
Reimann, Aribert
Reiner, Fritz
Reiner, Karel
Reinhardt, Django
Reinken, Jan Adams
Reinshagen, Karin
Reis, Claire Raphael
Reisenberg, Nadia
Reiser, Alois
Reiss, Albert
Reissmann, August
Reiter, Josef
Reitler, Joseph
Reizenstein, Franz
Rekašius, Antanas
Relfe, John
Reményi, Eduard
Remsen, Lester
Rémy, Guillaume
Renié, Henriette
Renzi, Remigio
Renzo, Bianchi
Respighi, Ottorino
Rethberg, Elisabeth
Réti, Rudolf
Reuchsel, Amédée and Maurice Reuchsel
Reuling, Ludwig Wilhelm
Reuter, Florizel von
Reutter, Hermann
Revel, Harry
Revutsky, Lev
Rey, Cemal Reshid
Reyer, Louis-Etienne-Ernest
Reyes, Juan
Řezáč, Ivan
Rheinberger, Joseph
Rhené-Baton
Riadis, Emile
Ribaupierre, André de
Ricci, Ruggiero
Riccitelli, Primo
Rice, William Gorham
Richardson, Alfred Madeley
Richter, Karl
Richter, Marga
Richter, Sviatoslav
Richter-Haaser, Hans
Riddle, Nelson
Rider-Kelsey, Corinne
Ridout, Godfrey
Rifaut, Louis-Victor-Etienne
Rihm, Wolfgang
Riisager, KnudÅge
Riley, Terry
Rimsky-Korsakov, Georgi
Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai
Ringo, (Henry) James
Ringwall, Rudolph
Rio, Anita
Risler, Edouard
Ristić, Milan
Ristori, Giovanni Alberto
Rivier, Jean
Rizzardi, Veniero
Robbins, Jerome
Robbins, Marty
Robert, Camille
Roberton, Sir Hugh S.
Robertson, Leroy
Robeson, Lila
Robeson, Paul
Robin, Mado
Robinson, Ray E.
Rocca, Lodovico
Rode, Halfdan
Rodgers, Jimmie
Rodgers, Richard
Rodrigo, Joaquín
Rodzinski, Artur
Roës, Paul
Roesgen-Champion, Marguerite
Rogalski, Theodor
Roger-Ducasse, Jean-Jules Aimable
Rogister, Jean
Rohan, Jindřich
Rohde, Friedrich Wilhelm
Roig, Gonzalo
Roisman, Joseph
Rojo, Casiano
Rokseth, Yvonne
Roland-Manuel, Alexis
Roll, Pierre-Gaspard
Rolla, Alessandro
Rolland, Paul
Roller, Alfred
Rollins, "Sonny" (Theodore Walter)
Roman, Elli
Romani, Pietro
Romberg, Sigmund
Romeu, Luis
Ronga, Luigi
Röntgen, Julius
Roosenschoon, Hans
Roosevelt, J. Willard
Root, George Frederick
Rootham, Cyril Bradley
Ropartz, Joseph Guy
Roquet, Ernest Antoine
Rore, Cipriano de
Rorem, Ned
Rosbaud, Hans
Rose, Carl Nicolaus August
Rose, David
Rose, Leonard
Rosen, Charles
Rosenberg, Hilding
Rosenboom, David
Rosenfield, John, Jr.
Rosenman, Leonard
Rosenstock, Joseph
Rosenthal, Harold (David)
Rosenthal, Manuel
Rosenthal, Moriz
Rosenwald, Hans
Rosetti, Francesco Antonio
Rosing, Vladimir
Roslavetz, Nicolai
Rösler, Johann Josef
Rosner, Ady
Rosner, Arnold
Ross, Hugh
Ross-Despreaux, Guilaume
Rosseau, Norbert
Rossellini, Renzo
Rossetti, Stefano
Rossi, Abbate Francesco
Rossi, Luigi
Rossi, Tino
Rossini, Gioachino
Rössl-Majdan, Hildegard
Rostand, Claude
Rostropovich, Mstislav
Roswaenge, Helge
Rota, Nino
Roth, Herman
Rott, Hans [Johann Carl Maria]
Rouse, Christopher
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Roussel, Albert
Rowicki, Witold
Roxas, Emilio
Roy, Klaus George
Royce, Edward
Rózsa, Miklós
Różycki, Ludomir
Rubbra, Edmund
Rubini, Giovanni Battista
Rubinoff, David
Rubinstein, Anton
Rubinstein, Arthur
Rubinstein, Ida
Rubinstein, Nicolai
Rubsamen, Walter (Howard)
Rudel, Julius
Ruders, Poul
Rudnytsky, Antin
Rudolf, Max
Rudziński, Witold
Ruffo, Titta
Rumanian composers/musicians
Rupnik, Ivan
Rusconi, Gerardo
Rush, Loren
Russell, William
Russian composers/musicians
Russo, John P.
Rust, Friedrich Wilhelm
Rutz, Ottmar
Ruyneman, Daniel
Ryabov, Vladimir
Rytel, Piotr
Ryterband, Roman
Rzewski, Frederic
Sabaneyev, Leonid
Sabata, Victor de
Sabbatini, Galeazzo
Sabbatini, Luigi Antonio
Sabin, Robert
Sacchini, Antonio
Sacco, P. Peter
Sachs, Curt
Sachs, Joel
Sachs, Milan
Sachse, Leopold
Sack, Erna
Sacks, Stuart
Sadero, Geni
Saerchinger, César
Saeverud, Harald
Safonov, Vasili
Saint-Saëns, (Charles) Camille
Salabert, Francis
Salas Viu, Vicente see: Viu, Vicente Salas
Sales, Pietro P.
Saleski, Gdal
Salette, Joubert de la
Salgado, Luis H.
Sallinen, Aulis
Salmaggi, Felix
Salmanov, Vadim
Salmenhaara, Erkki
Salmhofer, Franz
Salmon, Albert Glover
Salomon, Johann Peter
Salomon, Siegfried
Salonen, Esa-Pekka
Saltzmann-Stevens, Minnie
Samara, Spiro
Samazeuilh, Gustave
Sammartini, Giovanni Battista
Samosud, Samuil
Sample, James
Samuel, Gerhard
Sanborn, John Pitts
Sánchez de Fuentes, Eduardo
Sandberg, Mordecai
Sandby, Herman
Sanders, Samuel
Sándor, Arpád
Sandström, Sven-David
Sandvik, Ole Mørk
Sandvold, Arild (Edvin)
Sanromá, Jesús María
Santa Cruz, Domingo
Santini, Fortunato
Santini, Gabriele
Santoliquido, Francesco
Sapelnikov, Vasili
Saperton, David
Sarasate, Pablo de
Sarchizov, Sergiu
Sargent, Malcom
Sari, Ada
Sarly, Henry
Sarrette, Bernard
Sarti, Giuseppe
Sartori, Claudio
Sartorio, Antonio
Satie, Erik
Sauer, Angelica Morales von
Sauer, Emil von
Sauguet, Henri
Sauville, Jacques de
Savage, Henry Wilson
Savard, Augustin
Savard, Marie-Gabriel-Augustin
Savart, Félix
Saville, Frances
Sawallisch, Wolfgang
Sayão, Bidú
Saygun, Ahmed Adnan
Saylor, Bruce
Sbriglia, Giovanni
Scalchi, Sofia
Scarlatti, Alessandro
Scelsi, Giacinto
Schaeffer, Boguslaw
Schäfer, Dirk
Schafer, R. Murray
Schalit, Heinrich
Schalk, Franz
Schalk, Josef
Schall, Claus
Scharrer, Irene
Schaub, Hans Ferdinand
Schaub, Siegmund Ferdinand
Scheff, Fritzi
Scheffler, Siegfried
Scheidemann, Heinrich
Scheidt, Samuel
Schein, Johann Hermann
Schelble, Johann Nepomuk
Schelle, Johann
Schelling, Ernest
Schenck, Jean (Johann)
Schenk, Erich
Schenker, Heinrich
Scherchen, Hermann
Scherchen-Hsiao, Tona
Scherman, Thomas K.
Schermerhorn, Kenneth
Schick, George
Schick, Margarete Luise
Schickele, Peter
Schidlowsky, León
Schiff, Heinrich
Schifrin, Lalo
Schikaneder, Emanuel (Johann)
Schiller, Madeline
Schilling, Gustav
Schillings, Max von
Schindler, Anton
Schiøtz, Aksel
Schipa, Raffaele
Schipa, Tito
Schippers, Thomas
Schirmer, Ernest Charles
Schirmer, Friedrich Gustav Emil
Schirmer, Gustave
Schirmer, Johann Georg
Schiske, Karl Hubert Rudolf
Schiuma, Alfredo L.
Schjelderup, Gerhard
Schloezer, Boris de
Schloss, Edwin H.
Schlusnus, Heinrich
Schmedes, Erik
Schmid, Adolf
Schmid, Heinrich
Schmidl, Carlo
Schmidt, Arthur Paul
Schmidt, Franz
Schmidt, Gustav
Schmidt, Joseph
Schmidt-Görg, Joseph
Schmidt-Isserstedt, Hans Ernst
Schmieder, Wolfgang
Schmit, Camille
Schmitt, Aloys
Schmitt, Florent
Schnabel, Artur
Schneerson, Grigori
Schnerich, Alfred
Schnittke, Alfred
Schnorr von Carolsfeld, Ludwig
Schobert, Johann
Schoen-René, Anna E.
Schöffler, Paul
Scholes, Percy
Schramm, Rudolf
Schrattenholz, Leo
Schreker, Franz
Schröder, Carl and Hermann Schröder
Schröder-Devrient, Wilhelmine
Schröter, Corona
Schryock, Buren R.
Schubart, (Christian Friedrich) Daniel
Schubert, Franz
Schubiger, Anselm
Schuch, Ernst von
Schuh, Willi
Schulhoff, Erwin
Schultze, Norbert
Schuman, William H.
Schumann, Camillo
Schumann, Elisabeth
Schumann, Robert
Schumann-Heink, Ernestine
Schünemann, Georg
Schuricht, Carl
Schurmann, Gerard
Schuster, Joseph
Schütz, Heinrich
Schützendorf, Gustav
Schuyt, Nico
Schwalb, Mikloš
Schwantner, Joseph
Schwartz, Arthur
Schwartz, Elliot
Schwarzkopf, Elisabeth
Schweinitz, Wolfgang von
Schweitzer, Albert
Scott, Hazel
Scott, Marion
Scott, Tom
Scriabin, Alexander
Sebastian, John
Sechter, Simon
Secunda, Sholom
Seeger, Charles
Seelig, Paul Johan
Seger, Bob
Segerstam, Leif
Seghers, François-Jean-Baptiste
Segovia, Andrés
Seiber, Mátyás
Seidel, Jan
Seidel, Toscha
Selby, Bertram Luard
Selig, Robert
Semmler, Alexander
Senatore, Pat
Senders, Harriet
Sénéchaud, Marcel
Serafin, Tullio
Serebrier, José
Sérieyx, Auguste
Serkin, Peter
Serocki, Kazimierz
Seroff, Victor
Serrano, Emilio
Serrano, José
Servais, François
Sgrizzi, Luciano
Shafran, Daniel
Shankar, Ravi
Shapey, Ralph
Sharp, Elliott
Shaw, Martin
Shaw, Robert
Shchedrin, Rodion
Shcherbachev, Vladimir
Shearing, George
Shebalin, Vissarion
Sheinfeld, David
Shekhter, Boris
Shelley, Harry R.
Sheng, Bright
Sheppard, T. G.
Shere, Charles
Sheremetiev, Alexander, Count
Sheridan, Frank
Sheriff, Noam
Sherman, Russell
Sherwood, Gordon
Shifrin, Seymour
Shirinsky, Sergei
Shirinsky, Vasili
Shostakovich, Dmitri
Shostakovich, Maxim and Dmitri Shostakovich
Shut, Vladislav
Sidlin, Murry
Siegel, Rudolf
Sieveking, Martinus
Sigurbjörnsson, Thorkell
Siklós, Albert
Sikorski, Kazimierz
Siliézar, Felipe
Siloti, Alexander
Silva, Oscar da
Silver, Sheila
Silverstein, Joseph
Silvestrov, Valentin
Similä, Martti
Simmons, Calvin
Simon, Henry
Simon, James
Simon, Maximilien-Charles
Simon, Paul and Art Garfunkel
Simon-Girard, Juliette J. C.
Simoneau, Léopold
Simoni, Wolfgang
Simpson, Robert
Simrock, Nikolaus
Sims, Jon
Sims, "Zoot" (John Haley)
Sinatra, Frank
Sinding, Christian
Singer, George
Singer, Jacques
Singer, Kurt
Singher, Martial
Sinigaglia, Leone
Sirota, Leo
Sirota, Robert
Sissle, Noble
Sitkovetsky, Dmitry
Sivori, Camillo
Sjögren, Emil
Skalkottas, Nikos
Škerjanc, Lucijan
Skilton, Charles Sanford
Skinner, Ernest
Sklavos, Georges
Skrowaczewski, Stanislaw
Slatkin, Leonard
Slavický, Klement
Slezak, Leo
Slobodskaya-Pelly, Oda
Slonimsky, Nicolas
Slonimsky, Sergei
Slonimsky, Yuri
Slosberg, Helen S.
Smalley, Roger
Smetana, Bedřich
Smeterlin, Jan
Smirnov, Dmitri
Smit, Leo
Smith, Ada
Smith, Bessie (Elizabeth)
Smith, David S.
Smith, Gregg
Smith, Hale
Smith, John S.
Smith, Julia Frances
Smith, Lawrence
Smith, Moses
Smith, Russell
Smith, William
Smither, Howard E.
Smyth, Ethel
Snel, Joseph-François
Snyder, Florence
Snyder, Ted
Sobolewski, Friedrich Eduard de
Socor, Matei
Sojo, Vicente Emilio
Sokhor, Arnold
Sokoloff, Nicolai
Solares, Enrique
Solchany, Georges
Soldat, Maria
Solerti, Angelo
Solomon, Izler
Soloviev-Sedoy, Vasili
Solti, Sir Georg
Solyom, Janos
Somers, Harry
Sommer, Vladimír
Sommerfeldt, øistein
Somogi, Judith
Sondheim, Stephen
Sonneck, Oscar
Sontag, Henriette
Soriano, Alberto
Soubre, Etienne-Joseph
èourek, Otakar
Souris, André
Sousa, John Philip
Soviet music
Spaeth, Sigmund
Speaight, Joseph
Spelman, Timothy M.
Spencer, Emile-Alexis-Xavier
Spencer, Vernon
Spendiarov, Alexander
Spialek, Hans
Spilka, František
Spinner, Leopold
Spitalny, Phil
Spitzmüller, Alexander
Spivacke, Harold
Spohr, Ludwig
Springer, Max
Springsteen, Bruce
Spross, Charles
Spry, Walter
Srebotnjak, Alojz
Srnka, Jiří.
St. Leger, Douglas Francis
Stade, Frederica von
Staempfli, Edward
Stagno, Roberto
Stahl, Wilhelm
Stalvey, Dorrance
Stamitz, Anton
Starker, Janos
Starokadomsky, Mikhail L.
Staryk, Steven
Stasov, Vladimir
Statkowski, Roman
Stavenhagen, Bernhard
Steber, Eleanor
Steele, Laurie
Stefan, Paul
Steffani, Agostino
Steibelt, Daniel
Stein, Erwin
Stein, Richard H.
Steinberg, William
Steiner, Gitta
Steiner, Max R.
Steinert, Alexander
Steinpress, Boris
Steinway
Stenhammar, Wilhelm
Stepanov, Lev
Stepanian, Aro
Stephanescu, George
Sterling, Winthrop S.
Stern, Isaac
Sternberg, Erich Walter
Steuermann, Clara
Steuermann, Edward
Stevens, Bernard
Stevenson, Frederick
Stewart, Thomas
Stiedry, Fritz
Still, Robert
Stillman, Mitya
Sting
Stith, Marice W.
Stock, David F.
Stock, Frederick
Stock, Larry
Stockhausen, Franz
Stoessel, Albert
Stoffregen, Alexander
Stogorsky, Alexander
Stöhr, Richard
Stoia, Achim
Stojanović, Petar
Stojows, Luisa M.
Stojowski, Sigismund
Stoker, Richard
Stoltz, Rosine [Nöel, Victoire]
Stolz, Robert
Stone, Carl
Stone, Kurt
Stone, May S.
Stout, Alan
Stradella, Alessandro
Stradivari, Antonio
Straram, Walther
Stratas, Teresa
Straube, Karl
Straus, Oskar Nathan
Strauss, Eduard
Strauss, Richard
Stravinsky, Igor
Strayhorn, William
Street, Tison
Streicher, Nannette
Strickland, Lily Teresa
Strickland, William
Stringfield, Lamar
Stroe, Aurel
Strong, George Templeton
Strunk, Oliver
Stückgold, Grete
Subirá, José
Subotnick, Morton
Suk, Josef
Sullivan, Arthur S.
Sumac, Yma
Sundelius, Marie
Sundin, Nils-Göran
Supervia, Conchita
Sur, Donald Young
Surette, T. W.
Susa, Conrad
Süssmayr, Franz
Sutermeister, Heinrich
Sutherland, Joan
Sutro, Ottilie
Suvini Zerboni
Svanholm, Set
Svetlanov, Evgeny
Sviridov, Yuri
Swain, Freda
Swan, Alfred J.
Swan, Timothy
Swanson, Howard
Swarowsky, Hans
Swarthout, Gladys
Swedish composers/musicians
Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon
Swensen, Joseph
Swiss composers
Sydeman, William
Sygietynski, Tadeusz
Sykes, James
Szabó, Ferenc
Szeligowski, Tadeusz
Szendrei, Aladár see: Sendrey, Alfred
Szeryng, Henryk
Szokolay, Sándor
Szpinalski, Stanislaw Leopold
Szymanowska, Maria
Szymanowski, Karol
Tadolini, Giovanni
Tagliaferro, Magda
Tagliavini, Ferruccio
Taglioni, Marianne Sophie
Tailleferre, Germaine
Takács, Jenö
Takahashi, Aki
Takata, Saburō
Takemitsu, Toru
Taku, Koji
Tal, Josef
Talich, Václav
Talvela, Martti
Tamkin, David
Taneyev, Alexander
Tappolet, Willy
Tardos, Béla
Tarisio, Luigi
Tarp, Svend Erik
Tas, Helen Teschner
Tate, Margaret
Tate, Phyllis
Tatum, Art
Taube, Michael
Taubman, Howard
Tausinger, Jan
Tavares, Hekel
Tavener, John
Taylor, Deems
Tchaikovsky, Piotr Ilyich
Tchaikowsky, André
Tchakarov, Emil
Tchemberdzhi, Nicholas K.
Tcherbachev, Nicolas
Tcherepnin, Ivan
Tcherepnin, Nicolas
Tcherepnin, Serge
Tchesnokov, Pavel
Tebaldi, Renata
Telemann, Georg Philipp
Tello, Rafael
Temirkanov, Yuri
Templeton, Alec
Tennstedt, Klaus
Ternina, Milka
Terry, Sir Richard Runciman
Tertis, Lionel
Tessarini, Carlo
Tessier, Albert Denis
Tessier, Roger
Testori, Carlo Giovanni
Tetrazzini, Luisa
Teyte, Maggie
Thalberg, Marcian
Thalberg, Sigismond
Thayer, Alexander Wheelock
Theodorakis, Mikis
Thibaud, Jacques
Thill, Georges
Thomas, B(illy) J(oe)
Thomas, (Georg Hugo) Kurt
Thomas, John Charles
Thomas, Michael Tilson
Thomas, Theodore
Thommessen, Olav Anton
Thompson, John Winter
Thompson, Leon
Thorborg, Kerstin
Thornhill, Claude
Thornton, Willie Mae
Thursby, Emma
Tibbett, Lawrence
Tibbits, George
Tierney, Harry
Tijardović, Ivo
Tilborghs, Joseph
Tinayre, Yves Jean
Tinctoris, Johannes
Tinel, Edgar
Tiomkin, Dimitri
Tippett, Sir Michael
Tipton, Billy
Tishchenko, Boris
Tisne, Antoine
Titelouze, Jean
Titiens, Johanne Alexandra
Tizol, Juan
Toda Kunio
Toduţă, Sigismund
Toëschi, Carlo Giuseppe
Tokatyan, Armand
Tollefsen, Carl
Tomaschek, Wenzel Johann
Tomasini, Luigi
Tomescu, Vasile
Tomilin, Victor
Tommasini, Vincenzo
Toovey, Andrew
Toradze, David
Torchi, Luigi
Torelli, Giuseppe
Torkanowsky, Werner
Tormé, Mel
Torri, Pietro
Tortelier, Paul
Tosar Errecart, Héctor A.
Tosatti, Vieri
Toscanini, Arturo
Tosi, Pier Francesco
Tourel, Jennie
Tourjée, Eben
Tourte, François
Tower, Joan
Townsend, William
Tozzi, Giorgio
Traetta, Tommaso
Trăilescu, Cornel
Tramonti, [?]
Trampler, Walter
Trapp, Hermann Emil Alfred Max
Traubel, Helen
Travis, Merle
Treigle, Norman
Tremblay, George
Trento, Vittorio
Tréville, Yvonne de
Trnina, Milka see: Ternina, Milka
Trogan, Roland
Trojan, Manfred
Trojan, Václav
Truscott, Harold
Tsfasman, Aleksander
Tsindsadze, Sulkhan
Tsitovich, Vladimir
Tsontakis, George
Tubb, Ernest
Tubbs, Frank Herbert
Tubin, Eduard
Tucci, Gabriella
Tucker, Richard
Tuckwell, Barry
Tudor, David
Tull, Fisher
Tunder, Franz
Turina, Joaquín
Turkish composers/musicians
Turner, Charles
Turner, Dame Eva
Turner, Godfrey
Turner, Robert
Turner, Thomas
Turski, Zbigniew
Tyler, Abram Ray
Ulanowsky, Paul
Ullmann, Viktor
Ulrich, Jürgen
Ulybyshev, Alexander
Underwood, James
Unger, Heinz
Usmanbaş, Ilhan
Ustvolskaya, Galina
Vaccai, Nicola
Vacek, Miloš
Vačkář, Dalibor
Vaet, Jacobus
Valcárcel, Edgar
Valdrighi, Luigi F.
Valen, Fartein
Valencia, Antonio María
Valenti, Fernando
Valentin, Erich
Van de Woestijne, David
Van der Linden, Cornelis
Van der Stucken, Frank
Van der Velden, Renier
Van Dieren, B. J. see: Dieren, Bernard Joseph van
Van Duyze, Florimond
Van Hulse, Camil
Van Lier, Lambertus
Van Parys, Georges
Van Vlijmen, Jan
Van Wyk, Arnold
Vancea, Zeno
Vanni-Marcoux, Jean-Emile
Varga, Ovidiu
Varnay, Astrid
Varney, Louis
Varviso, Silvio
Varvoglis, Mario
Vasilenko, Sergei
Vasilescu, Ion
Vaughan, Denis
Vaughan Williams, Ralph
Vega, Carlos
Vengerova, Isabelle
Vennard, William D.
Veprik, Alexander
Veracini, Francesco M.
Verdelet, Philippe
Verdi, Giuseppe
Vere, Clémentina Duchene de
Veremans, Renaat
Veress, Sándor
Veretti, Antonio
Verheyden, Edward
Vermeulen, Matthijs
Vernon, Ashley
Verrall, John
Vertinsky, Alexander N.
Vesque von Püttlingen, Johann
Viadana, Lodovico da
Vianna, Fructuoso
Vickers, Jon
Victoria, Tomás Luis de
Victory, Gerard
Vidu, Ion
Vieuille, Felix
Vieuxtemps, Henri
Vilar, José Teodor
Vilim, Joseph Alois
Villoing, Vasili
Villoteau, Guillaume-André
Viña, Facundo de la
Vinatieri, Felix
Vinci, Raymond
Viotti, Giovanni Battista
Visetti, Alberto A.
Vishnevskaya, Galina
Vitalini, Alberico
Vitalis, George
Viu, Vicente Salas
Vivaldi, Antonio
Vivier, Claude
Vix, Geneviève
Vlad, Roman
Vladigerov, Pantcho and Luben Vladigerov
Vlasov, Vladimir
Vlijmen, Jan van see: Van Vlijmen, Jan
Vogel, Adolf
Vogel, Wladimir
Vogeleis, Martin
Vogler, Georg Joseph, Abt
Volbach, Fritz
Volkmann, Robert
Volkonsky, Andrei
Volkov, Feodor G.
Vomáčka, Boleslav
Voříšek, Jan Hugo
Vorlová, Sláva
Vorobiev, Gennady
Voronina, Tatiana
Voss, Friedrich
Vostřák, Zbyněk
Vötterle, Karl
Vreuls, Victor
Vrionides, Christos
Vuillemin, Louis F.
Vukdragović, Mihailo
Vycpálek, Ladislav
Waart, Edo de
Wachmann, Eduard
Wachmann, Johann Andreas
Waddington, Geoffrey
Wagenaar, Bernard
Wagenaar, Johan
Wagenmann, Josef Hermann
Waghalter, Ignatz
Wagner, Cosima
Wagner, Richard
Wagner, Roger
Wagner, Wieland
Wagner, Winifred
Wagner-Régeny, Rudolf
Waldrop, Gid
Waldteufel, Emile
Walker, George
Wallace, William Vincent
Wallenstein, Alfred
Waller, "Fats"
Wallerstein, Lothar
Wallnöfer, Adolf
Walter, Bruno
Walter, David Edgar
Walter, Friedrich Wilhelm
Waltershausen, Hermann Wolfgang von
Walther, Johann Gottfried
Walther, Johann Jakob
Walton, William
Ward, Robert
Ward-Steinman, David
Warde, Beatrice
Wareing, Herbert Walter
Waring, Fred
Warner, Sylvia T.
Warren, Elinor
Warren, Harry
Warren, Leonard
Washburn, Robert
Waters, Edward N.
Waters, Ethel
Waters, Muddy
Watts, André
Watts, John
Waxman, Franz
Wayditch, Gabriel
Wayenberg, Daniel
Webbe, Samuel
Webber, Andrew Lloyd
Weber, Alain
Weber, Ben
Weber, Carl Maria von
Weber, Gottfried
Wecker, Georg K.
Wedge, George A.
Weigl, Vally (Valery)
Weill, Kurt
Weiner, Léo
Weiner, Yehudi
Weinzweig, John
Weis, Karel
Weisberg, Arthur
Weisgall, Hugo
Weiss, Adolph
Weissenbäck, Franz Andreas
Weisshaus, Imre
Welcher, Dan
Welin, Karl-Erik
Wellesz, Egon
Wendland, Waldemar
Wennerberg, Gunnar
Werle, Lars Johan
Werner, Eric
Wernick, Richard
Wersen, Louis G.
Wert, Jakob van
Wesley, Samuel S.
Westergaard, Svend
Westphal, Kurt
Westrup, Sir Jack Allan
Wetzel, Justus Hermann
Wetzler, Hermann Hans
Whear, Paul William
Whettam, Graham
White, Donald Howard
White, Felix Harold
White, John
White, John Reeves
White, John S.
White, Paul T.
White, William C.
Whitehill, Clarence
Whiteman, Paul
Whitman, Walt
Whittaker, Howard
Whittall, Gertrude Clarke
Whittenberg, Charles
Wickham, Florence
Widor, Charles-Marie
Wiechowicz, Stanisław
Wiehmayer, Theodor
Wielhorsky, Matvei
Wieniawski, Henri
Wigman, Mary
Wihtol, Joseph
Wilckens, Friedrich
Wildberger, Jacques
Wilde, Oscar
Wilder, Alexander
Wilding-White, Raymond
Willan, Healey
Williams, Clifton
Williams, Cootie (Charles)
Williams, Don
Williams, Frederic Arthur
Williams, Grace
Williams, Hank
Williams, John
Williams, John Gerrard
Williamson, John Finley
Williamson, Malcolm
Willman, Allan Arthur
Willner, Arthur
Willson, Meredith
Wilm, Nicolai von
Wilson, Dennis
Wilson, Jackie
Wilson, Mortimer
Windgassen, Wolfgang
Windt, Herbert
Winham, Godfrey
Winkler, Alexander
Winkler, Peter K.
Winter, Peter
Winternitz, Emanuel
Wischnegradsky, Jean
Wissmer, Pierre
Witkowski, Georges-Martin
Wittmeyer, Keith
Wohl, Yehuda
Woldemar, Michel
Wolf, Arthur William
Wolf, Hugo
Wolf-Ferrari, Ermanno
Wolff, Albert
Wolff, Christoph
Wolff, Hugh
Wolff, Konrad
Wolffers, Jules
Wölfl, Joseph
Wolfurt, Kurt von
Wollenhaupt, Hermann
Wolpe, Irma
Wolpe, Stefan
Woltmann, Frederick
Wolzogen, Baron Hans Paul von
Women composers
Wonder, Stevie
Wood, Henry J.
Wood, Hugh
Wood, Mary Knight
Wood-Hill, Mabel
Woodbury, Arthur
Woodhouse, Armine
Woods, Harry MacGregor
Woodward, Roger
Woodworth, G. Wallace
Wooldridge, John
Woollen, Russell
Wordsworth, William
Wörner, Karl Heinrich
Woronoff, Wladimir
Wöss, Josef V. von
Wouters, Adolphe
Woyrsch, Felix von
Wrightson, Herbert James
Wuensch, Gerhard
Würtzler, Aristid von
Wyk, Arnold van see: Van Wyk, Arnold
Wyner, Yehudi see: Weiner, Yehudi
Xanrof, Léon
Xenos, Alecos
Yamada, Kôsçak
Yamash'ta, Stomu
Yarborough, William
Yardumian, Richard
Yates, Peter Bertram
Yon, Pietro
York, Francis Lodowick
Youdin, Gavriil
Young, Douglas
Young, La Monte
Young, William Ernest
Yradier, Sebastián de
Yuasa, Joji
Yudin, M.
Yudina, Maria
Yugoslavian composers/musicians
Yun, Isang
Yvain, Maurice
Zabel, Eduard
Zabrack, Harold
Zafred, Mario
Zagortsev, Vladimir
Zagwijn, Henri
Zaidel, Jeanne
Zajíček, Jeronym
Zak, Yakov
Zallman, Arlene
Zandonai, Riccardo
Zarate, Eliodoro Ortíz de
Zavertal, Ladislao
Zbar, Michel
Zechlin, Ruth
Zeiher, Alexander
Zeikel, David
Zelenka, István
Železný, Lubomír
Zelter, Carl Friedrich
Zemlinsky, Alexander von
Zetlin, Emanuel
Zeuner, Charles
Zhelobinsky, Valeri
Zhubanov, Akhmet
Zhukovsky, Herman
Zielinski, Jaroslaw de
Ziino, Ottavio
Zilcher, Hermann
Zimbalist, Efrem
Zimmermann, Bernd Alois
Zimmermann, Udo
Zinman, David
Zipoli, Domenico
Zirra, Alexandru
Živković, Milenko
Zolotarev, Vasili
Zoltán, Aladár
Zukerman, Pinchas
Zumbro, Nicholas
Zweig, Fritz
Miscellaneous death lists
Programs, 1873-1997
Concert programs of a general nature.
1990-1997, n.d. (duplicates)
Miscellaneous (multi-year, bound)
Clippings, 1920-1990
Newspaper and print media clippings. (see also: Scrapbooks)
Articles about music
Child prodigies
Jazz & rock n roll
Non-music
Popular music
Russian music
War music
Music Collected by Nicolas Slonimsky, 1930-1990
Music collected by Nicolas Slonimsky. These materials are divided into two subseries: Manuscript, Printed Music, and Multi-Composer_Collections.
Manuscript
Aria per violoncello.
Antoniou, Theodor
Antitheseis (Antithesen) (Contrasts)..,
Concertino pour piano, neuf instruments à vent et percussion.
Concerto for violin, trumpet, clarinet and orchestra, op. 10.
Epilogos (Epilog) nach Homer Die Odyssee, für Mezzosopran, Sprecher, Oboe, Horn, Gitarre, Klavier, Schlagzeug, und Kontrabass.
Arnold, Byron
Five incapacitaded preludes
Babadzhanian, Arno
Sonata dlia skripki i fortepiano.
Becker, John J.
On Sabine hills, for male chorus (words by Horace).
Soundpiece no. 3. A sonata (in one movement) for violin and piano.
Taos (1976) portraits, for piano.
Beierle, John David see: Halberstadt, William Harold
For Nicky Slonimsky, with ancient affection.
Um chôrinho brasileiro com tamborins (segundo "copyright" do Musicologo Slonimsky)
Slow, with variations (on the name of Nicolas Slonimsky), for piano (Greeting cards, op. 170, nr. 22).
Patterns and permutations.
[2 preludes, for piano].
[dagli "Inni" per tre pianoforti].
["Of musicologists you are the greatest" (f.l.)]
6 measure compositional plea for clemency.
[untitled holograph]
Variations on an old Russian chant (XVIIIth century), for oboe and strings.
Sonata dlia violoncheli-solo.
Fitelberg, Gregor G.
["Mnie rozan' zhalobno skazal'..." (f.l.)] [op. 31, no. 2]
Gavazzeni, Gianandrea
[dal Dialogo per tenore, baritono e orchestra (piano reduction)].
Gorini, Gino
Quartetto.
Microstrutturi.
Dorogoĭ Iulīi Leonidovnie.
Kolybel'naia, op. 1, no. 5.
4-measure melody with words, dated 1953, inscribed on the back of a business card.
[untitled]
Sonata for two pianos tuned a quartertone apart.
[untitled photocopy negative]
Halberstadt, William Harold and John David Beierle
Three pieces for two pianos, tuned a quarter tone apart.
American symphony, 1938. II. Sad song.
[Little suite, for the piano]. Suite for children.
[fragments]
Remember November (Election day is action day)
Symphony for voices, on poems of Walt Whitman.
Wedding song.
3rd [orchestral] set.
The four note opera.
Sarabande des amants morts. Extraite du deuxième acte de La naissance de la paix, opéra-ballet inédit.
[untitled work for orchestra (1953)].
Colla voce, for viola and guitar.
Concords, for violin and guitar.
The resplendent air. Five songs set to translation of four Catalan poets.
The automatic pistol.
A birthday "Festschrift" to Nicolas Slonimsky from Ellis B. Kohs--Apr. 1984.
Lohiau and Hiiaka. Hawaiian legend for narrator, flute, violoncello, percussion, and dancer(s).
Heidi. Oper in fünf Bildern (für alle, die ihre Kindheit nicht vergessen haben).
Zwei Gedichte des Konstantinos Kavafis (1961).
Centennial birthday greetings for Nicolas, based on material from Slonimsky's "Thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns"
La nuit close. Drame musical en trois tableaux. Premier tableau.
Octuor, op. 35.
La festa de la sensa. Sinfonia mistica, per baritono, coro e orchestra.
Margola, Franco
[Sol] quartetto [no.] 2.
Der Cornet, no. 9: Der Brief.
Trio (no. 2) for violin, cello and piano (1980).
Simfoniia.
1 p. ms. showing fragments from movts. 1, 3, and 4.
Sonata no. 2.
Nielsen, Riccardo
Sonata for pianoforte.
Gagliarda (dalla "Partita").
4-measure sketch fragment, annotated on back.
Nocturno II, [for] piano solo.
Music for harp or piano.
[untitled].
Madrigals ("Canticum sonarum").
A birthday fugue on Nicolas Slonimsky - 1953.
Son v letniuiu noch', dlia soprano.
Quintetto.
Rapsodia ecuatoriana, para piano.
Salviucci, Giovanni
[tema della Passacaglia nell' "Introduzione, passacaglia e finale"].
[Projections (Proektsii), for harpsichord, vibraphone and bells].
String quartet no. 2 (1962), for flute, clarinet, violin, viola, [and] violoncello (1974).
Antifony, v netemperirovannom stroe (Antiphonies, in non-tempered scales).
Musica lyrica, dlia fleĭty, skripki i klavesina (flauto, violino, cembalo).
Pesni vol'nitsy (teksty russkikh narodnykh pesen).
Simfoniia (1960).
Sonata dlia fortepiano.
Vengerskiĭ marsh dlia fortepiano v 4 ruki (Hungarian march for piano 4-hands).
Sonata in C, for pianoforte.
Suite-divertissement, p[er] violon, alto, violoncelle et piano. V--Nocturne.
Taylor, Rowan
Palindrome symphony (Symphony no. 57).
Sonata (1960) [piano?] ; Simfoniia (1961) ; Kontsert dlia f-[piano] s orkestrom (1962).
Pesnia starogo pochtal'ona, iz kino-fil'ma Den' pervyĭ, dem' posledniĭ.
Ms. piano-vocal score and typed lyric sheet.
Tbilisskiĭ vecher, iz kinofil'ma Den' pervyĭ, den' posledniĭ.
Tsouyopoulos, Georges
Due toccate, II [piano].
Tre frammenti per coro misto ed orchestra.
250 trozos en el sentimiento popular. No. 27, op. 32, no. 21.
300 trozos para piano, en el sentimiento popular. No. 30, op. 35, no. 3.
300 trozos para piano, en el sentimiento popular. No. 206, op. 55, no. 23.
Andamar-ramadna, for any number of any instruments and/or any number of any voices.
Astralis, for any number of any instruments and /or any number of any voices.
Corde, for any number of any instruments and/or any number of instruments.
The cranbrook triptych (I, II, and III).
Scores (3 items) look like abstract paintings.
The infinite square, for any number of instruments.
The magic labyrinth, for any number of any instruments and/or any number of any voices.
Nones, for any number of any instruments and/or any number of any voices.
Olep ed arudamot, for any number of instruments.
Segments, for violin and piano (Segmentos, para violin y piano).
Variants, for piano (Variantes, para piano).
Melo-dia da montanha ("Serra da Piedade" de Bello Horizonte).
Nude descending the staircase (after Duchamp). A visionary scene de ballet, for string orchestra (1962 revision).
Musica stricta (Fantasia ricercata), op. 11.
Muzyka serebristykh tonov.
Serenada.
[unidentified].
Znaki.
Vrangel, Baron Vasili
Liubov'.
["It was just terrific, that you came to hear it!" (f.l.)].
[dalla "Sonata in fa" per violino e pianoforte].
Printed Music
Abasov, Ashraf
Poėma, dlia violoncheli s orkestrom [cello and piano, arr.]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1951.
Abaza, V. V.
Utro tumannoe utro siedoe. Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Nikolaia, n.d.
Abbasov, A.
Bakhdy mănă, bakhdym ona [Azerbaijani] (Vstrecha vzgliadov) [Russian] [voice and piano]. Baku: Azărbaijan Dovlăt Musigi Năshriiiaty, 1960.
Abdraev, Mukash
Ottsu narodov. Kirgizskaia pesnia [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Muzgiz, 1949.
Sinfonietta [orchestra]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1973.
String quartet no. 9. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1970.
String quartet no. 10. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1979.
Abiko, Yoshihiro
Soh-oh [clarinet, horn, piano, and percussion]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, n.d.
Pesnia o druzhbe. Opera [voice (chorus) and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Echecs. Suite pour piano, op. 96. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Sextet, for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, French horn and trumpet.
Statuettes [piano].
Admon, J.
Hit'oreri Jerushalayim [mixed choir and drums]. [Tel-Aviv]: Hazamir, 1955.
Stand guard! [voice and piano]. New York: Workers' Music League, 1931.
Agnew, Roy E.
Poem no. 2 for piano solo. Sydney: Allan & Co., 1922.
Allegro feroce, für Altsaxophon in Es (abwechselnd mit Klarinettte in B) und Klavier. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1932.
Beş piyano parçası (Fünf türkische Klavierstücke). Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1930.
Minyatürler [piano]. Istanbul: Jorj D. Papajorjiu Yayımı, 1936.
Sonat [piano]. Istanbul: Jorj D. Papajorjiu Yayımı, 1936.
Sonat, flüt ve piyano. Istanbul: Jorj. D. Papajorjiu Yayımı, n.d.
Concerto ostinato per v'cello ed orchestra. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1971.
Hommage à Webern [2 versions: for orchestra; for guitar]. Mexico: Liga de Compositores de Música de Concierto de México, 1983.
Aleskerov, Suleiman
Bahar taranasi [Azerbaijani lang.] (Vo slavu vesny) [chorus, soloist, Azerbaijani orchestral instruments]. Baku: Azărbaijan Dovlat Musigi Năshriiiaty, 1961.
Choral score (chorus, soloist and piano).
Sonatina [tar and piano]. Baku, Azerbaijan: Azărbaijan Dovlat Musigi Năshriiiaty, 1960.
Alexander, Haim
Six Israeli dances [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1952.
Alexandrov, Alexander
Cantata to Stalin [voice and piano]. Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1949.
Gimn sovetskogo soiuza [voice and piano].
Alexandrov, Alexander (arranger) and Boris Shekhter (arranger)
50 russkikh revoliutsionnykh pesen [chorus]. [Leningrad]: Muzgiz, 1938.
Vosem' p'es na motivy pesen narodov SSSR, op. 46 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Izbrannye pesni, vypusk 1 [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1938.
Izbrannye pesni [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1934.
Soloveĭ. Romans [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1889.
Alkan, Charles V.
Allegro barbaro [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
Simfoniia [large string orchestra]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Amirov, Fikret and Elmira Nazirova
Kontsert na arabskie temy dlia fortep'iano s orkestrom [2 pianos, arr.]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1959.
Second Sonata. "The Airplane" [piano].
Concertino, für Klavier, Streicher und Schlagzeug, op. 16b. Athens: Athener Technologisches Institut, 1962.
Dialoge für Flöte und Gitarre. Munich: Edition Modern, 1963.
Musik für Harfe, op. 18b. [Munich]: Edition Modern, 1964.
Arakishvili, Dmitri
Dogorela zaria..., [op.] 1, no. 3 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Pesnia pastukha, [op.] 1, no. 2 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Chetyre vremeni goda. Vokal'nyĭ tsikl na iaponskie trekhstishiia [soprano, tenor, and instrumental nonet]. Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo "Muzyka", 1981.
Sonata no. 2, dlia fortepiano. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1980.
Ardévol, José
Sonatina [piano].
Arensky, Anton
Lietniaia noch' (Sommernacht) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, n.d.
Ars, Nikolai
Nevozvratnoe. Val's dlia pieniia [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1887.
Aslamazov, Alexander
Iz armianskoĭ liriki (From Armenian lyrics) [middle voice and two clarinets]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1976.
Kontsertnye p'esy, dlia fortepiano. Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo "Muzyka", 1978.
Daĭ mnie u nog tvoikh sidiet' [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: K. I. Berngard, 1898.
Sonatine, pour le piano. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1923.
12 preludes variés [piano]. Israel: Education and Culture Centre of the General Federation of Labour-Histadrut, 1963.
B., Baron B. (arranger)
Govoriat. Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1901.
Composition for four instruments (flute, violin, clarinet, and 'cello).
Metafora per undici archi solisti. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Bailey, William H.
Idless, for piano and violin.
Etiuda, na orkiestrę wokalną, perkusję i fortepian. (étude, pour orchestre vocal, percussion et piano). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Balabanov, A.
Prosti! Romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1880.
Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ, dlia fortepiano [complete works for piano, v. 1, no. 1]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1951.
Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ, dlia fortepiano [complete works for piano, v. 1, no. 2]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1951.
Slyshu li golos tvoĭ. Romans [voice and piano]. Moscow: A Gutkheĭl', 1885.
Vtoraia simfoniia [orchestra]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Variations for piano on "Mary had a little lamb." Second series. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt Co., 1943.
Sonata for piano, op. 26. New York: G. Schirmer, 1950.
2nd string quartet, opus 17. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 1939.
3rd string quartet. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 1939.
4th string quartet. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 1939.
5th string quartet. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 1939.
Quatre nénies (Négy sirató ének), pour le piano, op. 8b. Leipzig-Budapest: Rózsavölgyi & Cie, 1912.
String quartet I. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d.
Tamburin [piano]. [Vienna]: Universal-Edition, 1927.
A 20th century folk mass, for one or more cantors and congregation. London: Josef Weinberger, 1956.
Concerto arabesque, for piano and orchestra. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, n.d.
Concerto for horn in F and orchestra.
Soundpiece no. 2 (Hommage to Haydn) [string quartet]. Los Angeles: New Music Orchestra Series (no. 23), 1938.
Soundpiece no. 3 [violin and piano]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1976.
Soundpiece no. 5. A short sonata for piano. Los Angeles: New Music Edition, 1938.
Soundpiece no. 6. A short sonata for flute and clarinet. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1978.
Symphonia brevis (Symphony no. 3) [piano, arr. (Becker)].
Coriolan overture, opus 62. New York: Mills Music, 1938.
Symphonie nr. 6, F dur (Pastorale), op. 68. Leipzig: Ernst Eulenburg, n.d.
Hommage à Chopin [piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Concerto (1971) pour alto et orchestre. Tokyo: Nippon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai, 1973.
Symphonie no. 1. [Japan]: Ongaku-no-Tomo Sha, [1963].
Izbrannye pesni [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
My v pokhode [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
The sweet psalmist of Israel [orchestra and soloists]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
Three songs without words [flute or oboe and piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
The vision of a prophet. Cantata [tenor solo, chorus and orchestra]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1962.
Duo for oboe and clarinet. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1955.
Fandango brazileiro. From suite "Lembrancas da tierra do sol" [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Suite for brass quartet. New York: Carl Fischer, 1946.
Ragtime soldier man [voice and piano]. New York: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., 1912.
Fantastic symphony, op. 14. Scarsdale, N.Y.: Edwin F. Kalmus, n.d.
Berners, Lord see: Tyrwhitt, Gerald
Confiteor [from the Confession sequence of Mass ] [chorus, percussion, and piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Fanfare for Bima, for brass ensemble. New York: G. Schirmer, 1950.
Sonata for clarinet and piano. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1943.
IV [percussion nonet]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Bilgen, A. Samim
Türk halk şarkıları. Píano ve şan íçín (Türkische Volkslieder, für Klavier und Gesang). [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Biriukov, Yuri
Ballada o ledianom kapitane [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Bitsch, Marcel
Le livre de Noemie. Dix études faciles pour le piano. Paris: Alphonse Leduc, 1949.
Björkander, Nils
Fyra skärgårds skisser [piano]. Stockholm: Nordiska Musikförlaget, 1944.
Die Flut (The tide). Kammeroper in einem Akt, op. 24. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Bock, 1946-1947.
Trois pièces pour piano. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1946.
Blanchet, Emile R.
Deux formules de travail [piano]. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1937.
Blanter, Matvei
Song to Stalin [voice and piano]. Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1949.
Fünf sepiaskizzen [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1924.
Nirvana [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1924.
Proclamation for trumpet and orchestra [trumpet and piano, reduction]. New York: Broude Brothers, 1959.
Suite modale, for flute and piano. New York: Broude Brothers, 1958.
Suite no. 1, for violin solo. New York: Broude Brothers, 1959.
Suite no. 2, for violin solo. New York: Broude Brothers, 1959.
Blumenfeld, Sigismond
Mnogo piesenek znaiu ia (Je connais beaucoup de chansons) (no. 3 from Trois mélodies pour chant et piano, op. 8). Leipzig: M. P. Belaieff, 1892.
The edge of the land [orchestra]. Paris: éditions Salabert, 1970.
Chudnyĭ sad (Clair jardin...) (Quatre mélodies, no. 4) [voice and piano]. Paris: W. Bessel & Cie., n.d.
The false note [voice and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1926.
Otravoĭ polny moi piesni (Mon chant est amer et sauvage) (Recueil de romances, no. 3) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Jurgenson, n.d.
Spiashchaia kniazhna (Die schlafende Prinzessin) [voice and piano]. Paris: W. Bessel & Co., n.d.
Bortniansky, Dimitri
Simfoniia Bortnianskogo (kopiia avtografa partitury). Russkaia muzykal'naia kul'tura XVIII veka, tom II. T. Livanova (ed.). Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1953.
Boscovich, Alexander Uriah
The golden chain. Suite for orchestra. Tel-Aviv: Israel Music Institute, 1962.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Boscovich.
Bourgault-Ducoudray, Louis-Albert (arranger)
Trente mélodies populaires de Grèce & d'Orient [voice and piano]. Paris: Henry Lemoine et Cie, [1914].
Bowles, Paul Frederic
Café sin nombre [piano].
Danger de mort, no. 4 and no. 6 [voice and piano].
Huapango, no. 1 [piano]. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Huapango (El sol), no. 2 [piano]. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Letter to Freddy [voice and piano].
Scènes d'Anabase, no. 3 [tenor, oboe and piano].
Bradley, Will
The deep quarry [5 clarinets, bassett horn, and 2 bass clarinets].
Honeysuckle and clover, for brass choir.
Symphonie no. 4, e moll, fur Orchester, op. 98. Leipzig: Ernst Eulenburg, [1927].
Variations on a theme by Joseph Haydn, opus 56a. New York: Mills Music, 1939.
Two sarabandes, for keyboard instrument.
Variations, for four instruments [ad hoc].
Bravničar, Matija
Mladi koncertant. Zbirka skladb za violino in klavir za srednjo stopnjo [v. 1-2]. Ljubljana, Slovenia: [s.n.], 1954.
Brennan, James A.
We're all going calling on the Kaiser [voice and piano]. Boston: Daly Music Publisher, 1918.
Brkanović, Ivan
Ekvinocij. Muzička drama u 3 čina (4 slike). [Zagreb]: Naklada Saveza Kompozitora Jugoslavije, [1960].
Piano-vocal score, words in Serbo-Croatian and German.
Broad, Charlie see: Roe, Gilbert
Brooks, Ernest
Toccata, from Third piano sonata.
Cantos del Paraná guazú, pour chant et guitare, avec réduction pour chant et piano. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1928.
[Cantos del Uruguay], for 2 guitars, flute and voice. Paris: Max Eschig & Cie, 1925.
4 systems, for David Tudor on a birthday, Jan. 20, 1954 [piano]. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1961.
Available forms 2, for large orchestra, four hands. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1965.
Hodograph 1, for flute, piano, celeste, orch. bells, vibraphone, marimba. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1961.
Cantabile, for string orchestra.
Tale for a deaf ear [opera]. New York: Frank Music Corp., 1958.
Bulakhov, P.
Serenada na dva golosa [2 voices and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1885.
Butzow, Vladimir de (arranger)
Nuits tziganes. Vingt mélodies tziganes pour chant et piano. London: édition A. Gutheil, 1947.
0' 00''. Solo to be performed in any way by anyone. New York: Henmar Press, 1962.
Amores [for] piano and percussion. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1960.
Amores, for piano and percussion.
Quartet for stringed instruments. New York: G. Schirmer, 1928.
Preludio a Cristobal Colón [flute, violin, soprano, guitar, octavina, harp].
Pastoral, for piano and viola (English horn or clarinet).
Carvajal, Armando
Three pieces for children [piano].
11 pezzi infantili (11 Kinderstücke) [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1921.
Ricercare (sul nome di Luigi Dallapiccola), per pianoforte. Florence: A. Forlivesi & C., 1959.
Castillo, Ricardo
Guatemala. Série de "Impresiones" (1er cuaderno). [Paris]: [s.n.], n.d.
Tres liricas para canto y piano. Buenos Aires: G. Ricordi & C., 1940.
Bembé (Mouvement Afro-Cubain) [orchestra]. Paris: Editions Maurice Senart, 1930.
Bito manué [voice and piano]. Paris: éditions Maurice Senart, 1931.
Comparsa (Negro dance). From the second suite of Cuban dances [piano, arr.].
Dos poemas Afro-Cubanos [voice and piano]. Paris: éditions Maurice Senart, 1930.
Piano-vocal scores (print and photocopy), annotated.
La numero 3. Danza cubana para piano (del cuaderno no. 1 de Danzas, La Habana, 1924-25). Havana: Arrow Press, 1945.
Preludio corto no. 1 [piano].
Primera suite Cubana, para ocho instrumentos de viento e piano.
Son, para piano. Havana: Musicalia, 1931.
Sonata corta [piano].
Trois danses cubaines, pour orchestre symphonique. Paris: Editions Maurice Senart, 1929.
Yambambó. Canto negro para voz y piano.
Sonatina, op. 7 [piano].
Three Chinese pieces, for piano. Melville, N.Y.: J. Fischer & Bro., 1973.
VI symphony, for orchestra. New York: Mills Music, 1965.
36 [piano].
Concerto for violin and orchestra. New York: Mills Music, 1964.
La hija de Colquide. Suite sinfónica [orchestra]. México, D.F.: Ediciones Mexicanas de Música, 1951.
Llamadas. Sinfonía proletaria [chorus and orchestra]. [Mexico]: Secretaria de Educación Pública, 1934.
Seven pieces for piano. New York: Mills Music, 1961.
Seven pieces for piano.
Sonata for piano (1928).
Sonatina, for piano (1924). New York: Cos Cob Press, 1930.
Sonatina, for violin and piano. Los Angeles: New Music Edition, 1928.
Sonatina, for violin and piano.
Spiral (Espira). Movement for violin and piano.
Toccata, para instrumentos de percusión. New York: Mills Music, 1954.
Cherniavsky, Alexander
Ėĭ! Vy, zaletnye! Piesnia [voice and piano]. Petrograd: Izdanīe "Ėvterpa", n.d.
Chishko, Oles
Bronenosets Potemkin. Opera. Izbrannye pesni i chory, op. 39 [voice/chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Wariacje, op. 2. La ci darem la mano [piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1959.
And the fallen petals, for orchestra. New York: C. F. Peters, 1955.
Seven poems of T'ang dynasty, for tenor voice, seven wind instruments, piano and percussion.
Soliloquy of a bhiksuni, for trumpet with brass and percussion ensemble. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1961.
The willows are new (after Wang Wei's Yang Kuan) [piano]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1960.
Cleghorn, James
How do you like this? Three ironies for piano.
Cleve, Halfdan
Romance, op. 27, for violin and piano. Oslo: Norsk Musikforlag, 1950.
Dizzy fingers [piano]. New York: Jack Mills, 1923.
Kitten on the keys [piano]. New York: Jack Mills, 1921.
My pet [piano]. New York: Jack Mills, 1921.
Three little oddities. A suite for pianoforte. Boston: Boston Music Co., 1923.
Constantinidis, Yannis
Greek miniatures, for piano (3 v.). New York: Rongwen Music, 1957.
As it fell upon a day. Song for soprano, with accompaniment of flute and clarinet.
Fanfare for the common man [brass and percussion]. London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1944.
Scherzo humoristique. Le chat et la souris [piano]. Paris: Durand & Cie, 1921.
Sunday afternoon music [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
The young pioneers [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Sonatina ritmica, para piano. Washington, DC: Pan American Union, 1954.
Elegy, for flute and piano. New York: Peer International Corp., 1959.
Elegy for violin and piano. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1960.
The genie of the waters [piano]. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Theodore Presser Co., 1958.
Prelude [piano]. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Theodore Presser Co., 1958.
Suite for piano. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1957.
Falação de Anhangá-Pitã (Extraido do bailado Salamanca do Jarau) [violoncello and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Música Viva, 1941.
Costa Moniz, João Carlos da (compiler and harmonizer)
Doze canções populares da Ilha Terceira-Açores [voices]. Lisbon: Instituto Histórico da Ilha Terceira, 1952.
Couper, Mildred
Dirge, for two pianos.
Couperin, François
Trois chansons de François Couperin. Paris: éditions de l'Oiseau Lyre, 1935.
Concerto for percussion and orchestra. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1961.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Cowell.
Concerto for piano and orchestra. Paris: éditions Maurice Senart, 1931.
Exultation, for piano. New York: Breitkopf & Hartel, 1922.
The harp of life [piano]. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1927.
The Harper-Minstrel sings [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Hilarious curtain opener ; Ritournelle [piano].
Homage to Iran, for violin and piano. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1959.
The Irishman dances [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Maestoso [piano].
Orchesterstück (Synchrony). Berlin: Edition Adler, 1931.
Ostinato pianissimo (for percussion band).
Rondo, for 3 trumpets, 2 horns, and 2 trombones. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1959.
Sinfonietta, for chamber orchestra. Berlin: Edition Adler, 1931.
Sunset - Rest. Two songs for low voice. San Francisco: New Music Edition, n.d.
United quartet, for stringart. San Francisco: New Music Edition, n.d.
Crawford, Ruth
Piano study in mixed accents.
Celebration overture, op. 61 [band]. [New York]: Templeton Publishing Co., 1955.
Seven theses, for piano.
Suite, for E-flat alto saxophone or B-flat clarinet and piano. [S.l.]: Templeton Publishing Co., 1938.
Suite, for E-flat alto saxophone or B-flat clarinet and piano.
Suite for violin and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1950.
Suite, op. 13, viola and piano. [S.l.]: Templeton Publishing Co., 1938.
25 stikhotvorenīĭ A. Pushkina, op. 57 (25 Gedichte von A. Puschkin) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1900.
Iz slez moikh [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: V. Bessel' i Ko., 1887.
Vecherniaia zaria [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: V. Besselia i Ko., 1879.
Cuicnard, J.
The Alsacian railroad gallops [piano]. Philadelphia: A. Fiot, 1843.
Negative photocopy of introduction only, annotation on back: "An early piece [of] railroad musi[c] imitating the rumbling noise of the train on [the] rails."
Variations on a Swedish folktune, for flute solo.
Marsia. Balletto drammatico in un atto (tre parti) di Aurel M. Milloss. Milan: Carisch S. A., 1943.
Tre laudi, per una voce acuta e orchestra da camera. Milan: Carisch S. A., n.d.
Photocopy of ms., inscribed by Dallapiccola.
Canticle of wisdom. For women's voices, S.S.A. New York: H. W. Gray Co., 1958.
Carol of a rose, for three-part chorus of women's voices. New York: G. Schirmer, 1958.
Choral score, annotated and with enclosed note. Inscribed by Daniels.
Deep forest. Prelude for little symphony orchestra. New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1932.
Dum Dianae vitrea (When Diana's silver light). Three part chorus for women's voices a capella. New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1942.
Flower-wagon. For three part chorus of women's voices with piano accompaniment. New York: J. Fischer & Bros., 1945.
Piper, play on! Four-part chorus for mixed voices unaccompanied. Boston: E. C. Schirmer Music Co., 1961.
A psalm of praise, for chorus of mixed voices, three trumpets, percussion, and organ or piano. New York: The H. W. Gray Co., 1955.
The song of Jael, op. 37. For mixed chorus, soprano solo and orchestra. New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1937.
Dargomyzhsky, Alexander
Duėt. Ba, ba, ba, chto vizhu! (from the opera Rusalka) [2 voices and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', 1885.
Likhoradushka. Pesnia [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1943.
Tuchki nebesnyia [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: M. Bernard, 1859.
Vakkhicheskaia pesnia. Trio [for] tenor, bariton i bas. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Sbornik narodnykh chechenskikh melodiĭ i pesen [piano, transcription/arrangement]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1935.
Song of a shepherd perishing in the mountains. No. 3 from the Suite for chorus à capella written on the basis of Chechen folk melodies.
Davidov, Carl
I noch', i liubov', i luna, [op.] 26, no. 1 [voice and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', 1890.
Auto accident [percussion]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Davydov, A. D.
Rasposhel. Tsyganskīĭ polevoĭ duėt [2 voices and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Iulīĭ Genrikh Tsimmerman, [1903].
Zachiem? (Tri romansa, no. 2) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1901.
Children's corner. Petite suite pour piano seul. Paris: A. Durand & Fils, 1908.
Cinq poèmes de Charles Baudelaire [voice and piano]. Paris: Durand & Fils, 1917.
Sonate pour violoncelle et piano. Paris: Durand & Cie, 1915.
Trois chansons de Bilitis [voice and piano]. Paris: Jean Jobert, 1947.
Degeyter, Pierre
The internationale [voice and piano]. New York: Workers Music League, 1934.
Trio, for flute, cello and piano. New York: Carl Fischer, 1948.
Concert pentru violină şi orchestră. [Bucharest]: Editura Muzicală, 1962.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Demian.
Denza, Luigi?
K portretu. Romans [voice and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', n.d.
Soldata ubili v Ispanii (Der tote Soldat in Spanien) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Devčić, Natko
Labinska vještica. Opera u 2 čina (Die Hexe von Labin. Oper in 2 Aufzügen). Zagreb: Saveza Kompozitora Jugoslavije, 1960.
Chaconne, for violin and piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1951.
Concerto for piano and orchestra. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1966.
Concerto for violoncello and orchestra. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1968.
Elegies, for flute, English horn and string orchestra. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1966.
I shall imagine life, for voice and piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1968.
My papa's waltz, for voice and piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1968.
Prayer, for voice and piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1968.
A private world. Thirteen pieces for young pianists. New York: Southern Music Publishing Company, 1962.
Sonata, for violin alone. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1965.
Sonata, for violoncello alone. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1965.
Sonata, for violoncello and piano.
Symphony no. 7 [large orchestra]. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1963.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Diamond.
Then and now. Eleven pieces for very young pianists. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1966.
This is the garden. Chorus for mixed voices. New York: Carl Fischer, 1940.
Three madrigals, for mixed chorus a cappella. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1965.
We two. A song cycle [voice and piano]. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1967.
Cello-Einsatz (nach einem Epigramm von Paul Celan), für Violoncello solo. Köln: Musikverlag Hans Gerig, 1976.
Rondeau, für Flöte solo. Köln: Musikverlag Hans Gerig, 1977.
Buduj vlast, posílíš mír! Kantáta [chorus and orchestra]. Prague: Národní Hudební Vydavatelství, 1951.
Stalingrad. Kantáta [baritone, men's chorus, recitation chorus and orchestra]. Prague: Nakladatelství Národní Osvěta, 1945.
Serenade, for oboe, violin, viola and violoncello.
Suite for piano.
Valse française [piano]. Palos Verdes, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1980.
Drizo, Lev
Chardash. Sygraĭ, gitara, mne [voice and piano]. Moscow: Lev Drizo, 1926.
Molchi tsygan!... [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Lev Drizo, 1927.
Ne govori o dniakh bylykh... Romans [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Lev Drizo, 1927.
The anniversary (Four choruses, no. 4), for four-part chorus of mixed voices with piano acc. New York: Broude Brothers, 1956.
Concerto for violin and orchestra. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Piano-violin score (inscribed by Dukelsky) and part.
The dark haired girl (Victorian street ballad) [women's chorus and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Four songs with piano accompaniment, for medium voice. New York: Broude Brothers, 1955.
I won't be a nun (Victorian street ballad) [women's chorus and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Moulin-rouge [mixed chorus, soprano solo, and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
The mulberry tree (Victorian street ballad) [women's chorus and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Parisian suite, for piano. New York: Broude Brothers, 1956.
The private dining room (Four choruses, no. 2) [chorus and piano]. New York: Broude Brothers, 1956.
She parted with her lover (Victorian street ballad) [women's chorus and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
The shepherd's holiday (Victorian street ballad) [women's chorus]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Six songs from "A Shropshire lad" [voice and piano]. New York: Broude Brothers, 1955.
Surrealist suite, for piano. New York: Sprague-Coleman, 1940.
Taboo to boot (Four choruses, no. 3) [chorus and piano]. New York: Broude Brothers, 1956.
Three caprices, for piano. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Three Chinese songs [voice and piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1944.
Vanity, vanity (Four choruses, no. 1) [chorus]. New York: Broude Brothers, 1956.
Marsh iz fil'ma Veselye Rebiata. Leningrad: Triton, 1935.
Marsh zhenskikh brigad (iz kino-fil'ma Bogataia Nevesta) [voice (chorus) and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1938.
Moia liubov'. Dve pesni iz kinofil'ma [voice (chorus) and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1940.
Pesenka o kapitane, iz fil'ma Deti kapitana Granta [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1937.
Pesni, dlia peniia v f.-p. [voice/chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Pesnia aniuty, iz fil'ma Veselye Rebiata [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1935.
Pesnia o rodine, iz zvukovogo fil'ma Tsirk [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Song of the fatherland [voice (chorus) and piano]. Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1949.
Sportivnyĭ marsh, iz fil'ma Vratar' [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1937.
9 detskikh p'es [piano]. Moscow: Soiuz Sovetskikh Kompozitorov, 1947.
From border unto border [voice and piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Metel'. Fragmenty iz komicheskoĭ opery [opera selections] [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1946.
Podniataia tselina. Muzykal'naia drama [musical drama]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1939.
Podniataia tselina. Uvertiura [opera overture]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Tikhiĭ Don. Antrakt [opera excerpt]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Tikhiĭ Don (The quiet Don) [opera Quiet flows the Don]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Vecherniaia pesnia, iz opery Podniataia tselina [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Zakliuchitel'naia pesnia, iz opery Podniataia tselina [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Edson, Lewis
Lenox. P. M. [chorus].
Symfoni no. 1, op. 17. Drammen, Norway: Harald Lyche & Co.s Musikkforlag, 1946.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Egge.
Egorov, P. F. (compiler/arranger)
Sbornik izbrannykh piesen [male chorus]. Saint Petersburg: T-va V. A. Berezovskīĭ, 1916.
Der Prozess, nach dem Roman von Franz Kafka. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1953.
Klavierstücke, op. 3. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1926.
Pesnia edinogo fronta (Einheitsfrontlied) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1936.
Engel, A. Lehman
Four excerpts from "Job" [voice and piano].
Entelis, Leonid
Voina [song cycle, for mezzo-soprano or dramatic tenor and large orchestra]. Leningrad: Triton, 1933.
Piano-vocal score, incomplete (extant are 2 p. of no. 1, "Na svete zhili bratiki...").
Bülbül. Türkülerimiz [orchestra and voice]. Istanbul: Nümune Matbaası, 1935.
Erzhanov, Manarbek
Da zdravstvuet! Kazakhskaia pesnia o Staline [voice or chorus, piano]. [Moscow]: [Muzgiz], [1936].
Angara. Balet v trekh deĭstviiakh s prologom i ėpilogom [ballet]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1979.
Kontsert (Concerto) [for orchestra, with solo trumpet, piano, vibraphone and double-bass]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1976.
Sochineniia dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Muzyka, 1977.
Vtoroĭ kontsert (Second concerto) [violin and orchestra]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1979.
Impresiones musicales (Cuentos infantiles) [piano]. Paris: Union Musicale Franco-Espagnole, 1929.
Etler, Alvin
Ode to Pothos, for mixed chorus a cappella. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1960.
Evans, Lindley
Rhapsody, for piano solo. Sydney: W. H. Paling & Co., 1927.
Ėlegicheskaia muzyka. Pamiati I. Stravinskogo [11 strings and 4 trombones]. Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo "Muzyka", 1978.
Kvartet no. 3 [string quartet]. Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo "Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor", 1977.
Farrow, Johnny see: Roe, Gilbert
Desiat' romansov, dlia golosa s fortepiano [Ten songs for voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Last pieces [piano]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1963.
Feltsman, Oskar
Ia veriu, druz'ia [voice and chorus, with piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Fernândez, Oscar Lorenzo
Acalanto da saudade [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., 1934.
A boneca sonhadora (Presentes de Noël, no. 2) [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Esteban S. Mangione, n.d.
Dois epigrammas, para canto e piano, op. 36. São Paulo: G. Ricordi e C., 1928.
Imbapára (Poema amerindio) [orchestra]. Rio de Janeiro: Escola Nacional de Musica, 1938.
Marcha dos soldadinhos desafinados (Peças burlescas, no. 1) [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1928.
Moda [piano].
Nocturnal, para violino e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., n.d.
Nocturno, para canto e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Co., n.d.
Noite de junho, para canto e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., 1935.
Pequena serie infantil [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1938.
Pequeno cortejo (no. 1 das Visões infantis) [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Casa Bevilacqua, [1925].
Pirilâmpos (Preludios do crepusculo, no. 5) [piano]. São Paulo: Irmãos Vitale, 1942.
Rêverie [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., 1934.
O soldadinho da perna quebrada (Presentes de Noël, no. 3) [piano]. São Paulo: E. S. Mangione, n.d.
Suite para quinteto de instrumentos de sôpro, op. 37. Rio de Janeiro: Escola Nacional de Musica, 1937.
Toada p'ra você (Tonada para usté), op. 56 [voice and piano]. São Paulo: Esteban S. Mangione, n.d.
Tres estudos em fórma de sonatina, para piano. Milan: G. Ricordi & C., 1930.
Trio brasileiro, para piano, violino e violoncello, op. 32. Milan: G. Ricordi & C., 1927.
Valsa suburbana, para piano. Buenos Aires: G. Ricordi & C., 1933.
Ferruh, M. (compiler)
Egin gelin havası ; Harput ; Egin oyun havası ; çorlu gelin havası [melodies with words]. Istanbul: Nümune Matbaası, 1934.
El gallo arrogante y la gallina humilde (6 fábulas para piano, no. 1). Buenos Aires: G. Ricordi & C., 1940.
Palabras a mamá, [para] canto y piano. Buenos Aires: G. Ricordi & C., 1937.
Six animal fables, for piano, op. 38. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1942.
Sonatina, for piano, B-flat trumpet and E-flat alto saxophone.
Lullaby for a baby panda [piano]. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Theodore Presser Co., 1958.
Victory march of the elephants [piano]. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Theodore Presser Co., 1958.
Four songs [voice and 1, 2, 3, and 4 stringed instrument(s)].
The Great Wall of China [voice, flute, cello and piano].
Edge of shadow, for chorus of mixed voices and instruments. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1960.
Piano sonata in d minor.
Second sonata, in C, for violoncello and piano. South Hadley, Mass.: Valley Music Press, 1953.
Seventh quartet ; Eighth quartet. South Hadley, Mass.: Valley Music Press, 1960.
Third sonata, in A, for violin and piano. South Hadley, Mass.: Valley Music Press, 1957.
Danza de los gnomos [piano]. San José, Costa Rica: Secretaría de Educación Pública, n.d.
Gran fantasía sinfónica sobre motivos folklóricos [piano]. [San Jose, Costa Rica]: Secretaría de Educación y el Club Rotario de Costa Rica, 1942.
Capriccio for violoncello and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1948.
Foster, Stephen
Songs of Stephen Foster. Will Earhart and Edward B. Birge (eds.). [Pittsburgh]: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1965.
Cinq portraits de jeunes filles [piano]. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1937.
Sonatine [piano and violin]. [Paris]: [Editions Max Eschig], 1935.
Franklin, Benjamin (imputed composer) See: Vincent, John
Around the May-pole [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Punchinello [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Story at evening [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
With trumpets and drums [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Fukushima, Kazuo
Three pieces from "Chū-u," for flute and piano. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1964.
Gamarra, Francisco González
Homenaje a los paises de America con motivo de la celebración del IV centenario de la fundación de Lima [piano and chorus]. Lima: [Francisco González Gamarra], n.d.
Gambardella, S.
Sleza moĭ vzor tumanit. Neapolitanskaia serenada [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: N. Kh. Davingof, 1899.
Gerdal, Sofus (arranger)
Ochi chernyia, ochi strastnyia (na motiv val'sa "Hammage" Germana) [voice and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', 1884.
Three diatonic waltzes, for piano. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Rork Music, 1986.
Tiefer und tiefer (Deeper and deeper), for piano. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Rork Music, 1986.
The white election. A song cycle for soprano and piano on 32 poems of Emily Dickenson. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Rork Music, 1986.
Canzona, for piano solo.
Gilbert, Henry F.
Give me the splendid silent sun [voice and piano]. New York: Novello & Co., 1914.
The lament of Deirdré [voice and piano]. [New York]: [Novello & Co.], 1903.
La montonéra (Two South American gypsy songs, no. 1) [violin, voice and piano]. New York: Novello & Co., 1906.
The pirate song [voice and piano]. New York: Novello & Co., 1902.
A rag bag. Six American pieces for the pianoforte. Philadelphia: Theodore Presser Co., 1927.
La zambulidora (Two South American gypsy songs, no. 2) [violin, voice and piano]. New York: Novello & Co., 1906.
Giménez, Remberto (transcriber)
Himno nacional del Paraguay [voice and piano]. Buenos Aires: Julio Korn, n.d.
Cancion al arbol del olvido, para canto y piano. Buenos Aires: Ricordi Americana, 1945.
Danzas argentinas, para piano. Buenos Aires: Ricordi Americana S. A. E. C., [1939].
Lamentaciones de Jeremias propheta (Lamentations of Jeremiah) [mixed chorus]. New York: Music Press, 1947.
Milonga, para piano. Buenos Aires: Ricordi Americana, 1948.
Pampeana no. 1. Rapsodia para violín y piano. Buenos Aires: Barry & Cia., 1954.
Rondó sobre temas infantiles argentinos, para piano. Buenos Aires: Barry y Cia., 1951.
Glazunov, Alexander
Deviataia simfoniia [in] re minor. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1952.
Izbrannye sochineniia dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Izbrannye romansy, dlia golosa s fortepiano [Selected songs, for voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1947.
Elegiia. Ne iskushai menia bez nuzhdy [2 voices and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', 1885.
Izbrannye p'esy, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Ne poĭ, krasavitsa, pri mne [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1943.
Pobeditel' [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1943.
Poputnaia pesnia [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1946.
Ty ne plach' sirotinushka, iz opery Zhizn' za tsaria [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Edition Academique, n.d.
V krovi gorit ogon' zhelan'ia... [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1943.
Chôro [piano].
Adygeia. Sekstet (Adyguée. Sextuor), op. 48 [violin, viola, cello, clarinet, horn and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1937.
Amangel'dy. Geroicheskaia pesnia-poėma, op. 55, no. 1 [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1940.
Evreĭskie pesni (Hebräische Lieder), op. 37 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor Gosudarstvennogo Izdatel'stva, 1930.
Inok (no. 3 from "Iz sovremennoĭ poėzii," op. 16) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Proizvodstvennyĭ Podotdel Muzykal'nogo Otdela N. K. P., 1921.
Kamennyĭ Gost' , [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Pesnia Laury (Vokaliz), [op.] 51, no. 2, iz muzyki k radiopostanovke po tragedii A. Pushkina Kamennyĭ Gost' , [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Pesnia pazha aliskana, [op.] 14, no. 1, iz muzyki k drame A. Bloka Roza i Krest [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
V dikoĭ pliaskie (no. 4 from "Iz sovremennoĭ poėzii," op. 22) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Proizvodstvennyĭ Podotdel Muzykal'nogo Otdela N. K. P., 1921.
Poėma, dlia fortepiano, op. 1. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., n.d.
Trio [violin, viola, and violoncello]. Berlin-Lichterfelde: Schlesinger'sche Buch- und Musikhandlung, 1925.
Four conceits, for pianoforte. London: J. & W. Chester, 1918.
Kaleidoscope. Twelve short pianoforte pieces. London: J. & W. Chester, 1918.
Sonatina, dlia fortepiano. Tbilisi: Gruzinskoe Otdelenie Muzfonda Soiuza SSR, 1961.
Green, Ray
Sonatina for piano.
Three inventories of Casey Jones [6 bottles, 2 drums, 2 cymbals, 4 gongs and piano]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Two madrigals (Hey nonny no ; Sea charm).
Two songs :(from "Four short songs") Fog ; Summer grass.
Chetyre romansa, [op.] 7 [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1895.
Cinq mélodies, pour chant et piano, op. 1. Leipzig: M. P. Belaieff, 1912.
Kolybel'naia (Berceuse) (Cinq mélodies, pour chant et piano, no. 5). Leipzig: M. P. Belaieff, 1912.
Ona byla tvoia! (Chetyre romansa, no. 1) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1895.
Ich liebe dich, op. 41, no. 3 [piano]. Leipzig: C. F. Peters, n.d.
Grodzky, Boleslav
Nochnoe, [op.] 71, no. 2 [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Knizhno-Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin P. K. Seliverstova, 1902.
Serenada [voice and piano]. Arensburg: Fedor Gaak, 1887.
Guarnieri, M. Camargo
Canção sertaneja [violin and piano]. São Paulo: L. G. Miranda, 1931.
Dansa selvagem, para piano. São Paulo: Edição "Derosa", n.d.
As flôres amarellas dos ipês [voice and piano]. São Paulo: I. Chiarato & C., 1929.
O impossivel carinho [voice and piano]. [São Paulo: [Impressos Derosa], n.d.
Lembranças do Losango Cáqui [voice and piano]. São Paulo: I. Chiarato & Cia., n.d.
Ponteio no. 1 [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1933.
Preludio no. 2 [voice and piano]. São Paulo: Edição "Derosa", n.d.
Sonatina [piano]. São Paulo: I. Chiarato & Cia., 1929.
Trovas de amor [voice and piano]. São Paulo: I. Chiarato & Cia., n.d.
Valsa [piano].
Guerchia, A.
Niet, ne liubil on. (Non m'amava). Romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1899.
Guthrie, Woody (arranger) and Earl Robinson (arranger)
When the Yanks go marching in [voice and piano]. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1943.
6 klavírních skladeb (6 peices for piano), op. 6. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1922.
Deux morceaux de piano, op. 2. Vienna: Edition Universelle, 1920.
Fantaisie pour violon seul au système de quart de ton, op. 9a. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1923.
Fantasie no. 2, für Vierteltonklavier, op. 19. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1925.
Musique pour violon seul au système de quart de ton, op. 9b. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1923.
Sonate, für Klavier zu zwei Händen, op. 3. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1919.
Hadzidakis, Manos
For a little white seashell. Preludes and dances for the piano. Athens: Gaïtanos Musical P[u]blications, 1958.
Three bagatelles for oboe and bassoon, or harpsichord (piano). New York: Broude Brothers, 1955.
Haines, Edmund
Slow dance, for organ.
Handel, George Frideric
Aria con variazioni [piano]. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d.
Dance of the warriors [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Enchantment [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Hardcastle, Arthur E.
Prelude no. 4.
Abraham Lincoln walks at midnight. A cantata of lamentation, for mezzo-soprano, violin, cello and piano. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1962.
The birds' courting song, for mixed voices. New York: Mills Music, 1945.
Dance of spring [violin and piano]. New York: Mills Music, 1944.
Evening piece, for orchestra. New York: Mills Music, 1941.
Four charming little pieces, for violin and piano. New York: Mills Music, [1944].
Freedom's land [voice and piano]. New York: Mills Music, 1941.
Freedom's land, for three part women's voices. New York: Mills Music, 1941.
Li'l boy named David, for mixed voices. New York: Mills Music, 1944.
Melody, for violin and piano. New York: Mills Music, 1944.
Piano suite in theee movements. New York: Mills Music, 1944.
A red-bird in a green tree. Christmas song for mixed voices. New York: Mills Music, 1940.
String quartet no. 3. Four preludes and fugues. New York: Mills Music, 1948.
Symphony for voices, on poems of Walt Whitman. II. Tears [chorus]. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1939.
Symphony for voices, on poems of Walt Whitman. III. Inscription [chorus]. New York: G. Schirmer, Inc., 1939.
Trio for pianoforte, violin, and violoncello.
Scores (2) and parts (1 set), annotated.
Waitin' [voice and piano]. New York: Mills Music, 1942.
When Johnny comes marching home [orchestra]. New York: G. Schirmer, 1935.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Harris.
Work song, for mixed voices. New York: Mills Music, [1944].
Alleluia, for orchestra.
Prelude [piano].
Saraband [piano].
Six sonatas, for cembelo or pianoforte.
Trio, for violin, viola and violoncello. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1961.
Recitativo ed aria, [for] harpsichord and orchestra. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1957.
Haydn, Joseph
Symphony, no. 94 (London, no. 3), G major, ("Surprise"). London: Ernst Eulenburg, [1935].
Heautontimorumenus
Die Maschine. Eine extonale Selbstsatire für Klavier zu vier Händen, op. 1. Vienna: Carl Haslinger, [192-?].
Heilner, Irwin
Second rhapsody, for tenor and piano (four hands).
Cavatina [piano]. Palos Verdes, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1980.
Turkey's complaint [piano]. Palos Verdes, Calif.: Cambria Publishing, 1980.
Trois danses égyptiennes, op. 11 [piano]. Alexandria, Egypt: Edition Orientale de Musique, 1932.
Hermann, Florian
Hommage-valse [piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Negative photocopy of original edition [?].
Hill, Alfred
Mopoke! [voice and piano]. Melbourne: Allan & Co., 1938.
Ludus Tonalis [piano]. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1943.
Holzmann, Rudolph
Pequeña suite, para piano. Montevideo: Editorial Cooperativa Interamericana de Compositores, 1944.
Prélude-Arioso-Fughette sur le nom de Bach, pour piano. Paris: éditions Salabert, 1933.
Souvenir de Chopin, pour piano. Paris: Choudens éditeur, 1947.
Mihr, for two pianos, imitating an orchestra of kanoons.
Shepherd of Israel. Cantata [cantor, recorder (or flute), string quartet (or string orchestra), and trumpet ad lib.]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
Hrisanide, Alexandru
Sonata nr. 2 pentru pian şi flaut [piano and flute]. Bucharest: Editura Muzicala, 1969.
Humphrey, Doris
Dance rhythms [percussion]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Le petit âne blanc (The little white donkey). No. 2 from "Histoires" [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1943.
Ancient minstrelsie of Gilyak tribes, for piano and female voice (1946). [S.l.]: [s.n.], [1946].
Bon odori [piano]. Tokyo: Ryuginsha, 1936.
Japanese rhapsody [orchestra]. Tokyo: Ryuginsha, 1937.
Ikebe, Shin-Ichirō
Flash!--for the groups of flutes in 4 x 3. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1975.
Monovalence V for double bass ; Monovalence VI for mitla [marimba]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1978.
Trias--Symphony II. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Ikeno, Sei
Evocation [orchestra]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Globus III [violin, cello, harp, piano, hichiriki, and two dancers]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1976.
Three movements for two kotos and jūshichi-gēn. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1970.
Wandlungen, for grand orchestra with two shakuhachis. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Quietud [voice and piano]. [Santiago]: Ediciones de la Revista Aulos, 1932.
Iurovsky, Vladimir see: Yurovsky, Vladimir
Ivannikov, Vladimir
Piat' pesen, dlia deteĭ [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
114 songs by Charles E. Ives. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
The anti-abolitionist riots in the 1830's and 1840's, for piano solo. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1949.
Four songs, for medium voice and piano. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1933.
From "Lincoln, the Great Commoner," for voice and piano. New York: Peer International Corp., 1952.
Ilmenau (Over all the treetops), for voice and piano. New York: Peer International Corp., 1952.
It strikes me that... (November 2, 1920) [medium voice and piano]. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1935.
The light that is felt, for medium voice and piano. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1950.
A night song, for voice and piano. New York: Peer International Corp., 1952.
Second pianoforte sonata. Concord, Mass., 1840-1860. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1947.
Seven songs for voice and piano. [New York]: Cos Cob Press, 1932.
Some south-paw pitching, for piano solo. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1949.
Thirty-four songs [voice and piano].
Jacobi, Frederick
... A lovely little movie actress [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Once upon a time [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Jacobson, Myron
Graziosa (6 mélodies, no. 5) [mezzo-soprano or baritone and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Graziosa (6 mélodies, no. 5) [tenor or soprano and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Nature morte (Still life) (6 mélodies, no. 1) [mezzo-soprano or baritone and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Nature morte (Still life) (6 mélodies, no. 1) [tenor or soprano and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Tu m'a donné ton tout dernier bouquet (6 mélodies, no. 2) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Valse (6 mélodies, no. 3) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, n.d.
Jacoby, Hanoch
Judean hill dance. Hora variations [piano, arr. (H. Alexander). Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1952.
Jelinek, Hanns
Fantasie von übermorgen (Drei Chansons, [no. 2]) [voice and piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1932.
Maskenball im Hochgebirge (Drei Chansons, [no. 3]) [voice and piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1932.
Monolog des Blinden (Drei Chansons, [no. 1]) [voice and piano]. Vienna: Universal Edition, 1932.
Vier zweistimmige Inventionen (v. 1 of "Zwölftonwerk," op. 15) [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1949.
Jentes, Harry
I don't want to get well [voice and piano]. New York: Leo. Feist, 1917.
Concerto pour flûte et orchestre à cordes. Paris: Heugel & Cie, 1951.
Trois temps, no. 1 [piano]. Paris: éditions Maurice Senart, 1931.
Sonata, for three unaccompanied kettledrums. London: Hinrichsen Edition, 1953.
Joplin, Scott
Maple leaf rag [piano]. Cincinnati: Willis Music Co., 1960.
Hide and seek [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Red light-green light [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
24 preludes, for piano, op. 38. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Concerto no. 2 in G minor, for piano and orchestra. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Dve pesni iz kino-fil'ma Aėrograd [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1936.
Fifteen children's pieces, op. 27, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Five sets of variations (for students), op. 51 [piano]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1954.
Improvisation for viola and piano, op. 21, no. 1. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Improvisation, for violin and piano, op. 21, no. 1. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Improvisation, for violoncello and piano, op. 21, no. 1. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Kola Briun'on (Colas Breugnon), Master iz Klamsi . Siuita iz opery po povesti Romena Rollana [large orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1962.
Komedianty (The comedians. Suite for small symphony orchestra). Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1946.
Sonata no. 2, for piano, op. 45. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Sonata no. 3, for piano, op. 46. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Sonatina, no. 1, op. 13 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1936.
Kaldalóns, Sigvalda
ísland ögrum skoriđ [voice and piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia Edition, 1952.
Kalinnikov, Viktor
11 detskikh pesen [voice or unison chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo, Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor, 1925.
P'esy, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1950.
Kōnstantinos ho palaiologos (Konstantinos Paleologos) [musical tragedy-legend based on a story by Kazantzakis]. Athens: Ekdosē Ethnikēs Lyrikēs Skēnēs, 1961.
Kanno, Yoshihiro
Stratosphère [double bass, harp, piano, and percussion]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Karakhan, Boris
Slushaĭte, tovarishchi [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Kats, Sigizmund (arranger)
Chetyre p'esy, na temy narodnosteĭ S.S.S.R. [piano]. Moscow: Ogiz, 1934.
Quartet for oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon.
A Lincoln letter, for mixed voices and bass solo. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1958.
Serenade for orchestra. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1955.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Kay.
Kazandjiev, Vasil
Malka siuita, za oboĭ, klarinet i fagot. Sofia: Dŭrzhavno Izdatelstvo "Nauka i Izkustvo", 1961.
Study, for violoncello (unaccompanied).
Trio, for clarinet, violoncello and piano.
Adventures of Ivan (8 pieces for students), for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Concerto for violin and orchestra. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Concerto for violoncello and orchestra. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Dance no. 3 [piano].
Dance of Ayshe, from Gayne ballet [piano, transcription (Ludwig Flato)]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Dance of the young Kurds, from Gayne ballet [piano, transcription (Ludwig Flato)]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Kontsert, dlia skripki s orkestrom (Concerto for violin and orchestra). Moscow: Soiuza Sovetskikh Kompozitorov SSSR, 1941.
Masquerade suite, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Pervaia simfoniia, [op.] 12. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Pesnia o Staline, iz simfonicheskoĭ poėmy [for baritone or mixed chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Pesnia-poėma (Lied-Dichtung) [violin and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1931.
Poėma o Staline (Tondichtung Stalin) [large orchestra and mixed chorus]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1940.
Sabre dance, from Gayne ballet [piano, transcription]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Spartak [ballet]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1960.
Toccata, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Tokkata, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Trio, dlia klarneta, skripki i fortepiano (Trio pour clarinette, violon et piano). Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1935.
Trio, dlia klarneta, skripki i fortep'iano. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Khachaturian, Karen
Khait, Yuli
Ne zveniat gitary [voice and piano]. Rostov-on-Don: [Yuli] Khait, 1927.
Brat'ia. Opera [4 excerpts] [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Izbrannye pesni, vypusk vtoroĭ [Selected pieces, v. 2] [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Pesni i romansy [voice(s)/chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1948.
Pesnia o Moskovskoĭ devushka [voice and piano]. Moscow: Soiuz Sovetskikh Kompozitorov Muzykal'nyĭ Fond SSSR, 1944.
Proshchanie [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1942.
Simfoniia, op. 4 [large orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1940.
Tri pesni iz muzyki k p'ese A. Gladkova Davnym-davno v postanovke [voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Soiuz Sovetskikh Kompozitorov Muzykal'nyĭ Fond Soiuza S.S.R., [1942].
Tri p'esy dlia fortepiano, op. 5. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
V buriu [opera]. [Moscow]: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1954.
V buriu, tom I (In the storm, v. I) [opera (4 acts)]. [Moscow]: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1958.
Full score (acts 1 and 2), inscribed by Khrennikov.
V buriu, tom II (In the storm, v. II) [opera (4 acts)]. [Moscow]: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1958.
Full score (begins with act 3, scene 4).
Little suite [for] piano solo. Peking: Commercial Press, n.d.
Klein, Fritz Heinrich see: Heautontimorumenus
Klenovsky, Nicolai (arranger)
Sbornik narodnykh piesen russkikh i inorodcheskikh (s perevodom inorodcheskikh na russkiĭ iazyk) [voice(s) and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1894.
Knipper, Lev
La cavalerie des steppes [voice and piano].
Gornaia serenada (Mountain serenade) [string orchestra]. Moscow: [Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo], 1947.
Symphony no. 4, for chorus and orchestra. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Pesnia o vozhde [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
énekszó. Dalok népi versekre, op. 1. Songs on Hungarian popular words [voice and piano]. Budapest: Rózsavölgyi és Társa Kiadása, 1921.
Gyermektáncok [Children's dances] [piano]. Budapest: Zeneműkiadó Vállalat, 1953.
Szimfónia [orchestra]. Budapest: Zeneműkiadó Vállalat, 1962.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Kodály.
L'ancienne maison de campagne. Suite pour piano. Paris: éditions de l'Oiseau Lyre, n.d.
Invenção, para oboe, clarineto em si bemol e fagote. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Música 1941 [piano]. Montevideo: Editorial Cooperativa Interamericana de Compositores, 1942.
Also the sons, for chorus of mixed voices with soprano, alto, tenor and bass soloists, and organ or piano, four hands. New York: Carl Fischer, 1976.
Centone per orchestra. New York: Carl Fischer, 1975.
Sonatina for marimba, four-hands. New York: Carl Fischer, 1977.
Son of Prophet bird. Paraphrase for solo harp. New York: Carl Fischer, 1977.
Three anthems from Esdras, for chorus of mixed voices. New York: Carl Fischer, 1977.
Kolmanovsky, Eduard
Khotiat li russkie voĭny... [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Kondratiev, Sergei (arranger)
Russkie narodnye pesni (tetrad' III) [voice and piano, arr.]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1946.
Konishi, Nagako
Grave post, for six female voices. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Kora, Toshio
Streichsextett für 2 violinen, 2 violen, 2 violoncelli (1978). Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Pesnia druzhby, iz kinofil'ma Dalëkaia Nevesta [voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1948.
Canto, per complesso da camera [chamber ensemble]. Celle: Hermann Moeck Verlag, 1962.
5 syntheseis gia orchēstra (5 compositions for orchestra). Athens: [s.n.], 1962.
Chorikon [orchestra]. Munich: Edition Modern, 1962.
Drei Nocturnes nach Sappho [flute, soprano, celesta, vibraphone, violin, viola and cello]. Munich: Edition Modern, 1961.
Epigramma [2 choruses, percussion, harp, celesta and piano]. Munich: Edition Modern, 1963.
Streichquartett. Munich: Edition Modern, 1961.
Chetyre stikhotvoreniia Dem'iana Bednogo o V. I. Lenine [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1931.
O, kakie pevtsy! (Oh, what singers! Five songs on the text of Langston Hughes) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1939.
Pesni iz odinochki (Lieder aus der Gefängniszelle) [high voice and piano]. Moscow: RSFSR Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor Gosudarstvennogo Izd-va, 1930.
Prokliatoe proshloe iz poėzii N. A. Nekrasova [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1935.
Pushkiniana [voice, piano and reciter]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1936.
Kovalev, O. (compiler) and Grigori Lobachev (harmonizer)
Desiat' krest'ianskikh pesen oktiabriu [1 or 2 voices (or chorus) and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor, 1930.
Centennial birthday greetings for Nicolas [2 sopranos and piano]. Van Nuys, Calif.: New Music West, 1994.
Krasev, Mikhail
Dve belorusskie narodnye pesni [voice (chorus) and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1939.
Laba-rechen'ka [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Nasha Moskva. Kantata [for alto soloist and three-part children's chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1947.
Kremlev, Yuli
Sonata [op. 22] [bassoon and piano]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Křenek, Ernst
Blues, "Leb' wohl, mein Schatz," aus der Oper Jonny spielt auf [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1927.
Krippene, Kenneth see: Roe, Gilbert
Kruchinin, Valentin
Paren' s nasheĭ ulitsy [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Kunkel, Charles
Alpine storm. A summer idyl [piano]. St. Louis: Kunkel Bros., 1909.
Kurokami, Yoshimitsu
Sonata for violin and piano. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Kutev, Filip
Pŭrva simfoniia (Première symphonie). Sofia: Dŭrzhavno Izdatelstvo "Hauka i Izkustvo", 1961.
Symphonic dialogues, for orchestra. Cincinnati: Felix Labunski, 1961.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Labunski.
The Rio Grande, set for chorus, orchestra and solo piano. London: Oxford Universtiy Press, 1929.
2-piano-vocal score (orchestra reduction to two staves).
Lange, Arthur
America, here's my boy [voice and piano]. New York: Joe Morris Music Co., 1917.
Sonatin nr. 2, op. 39 [piano]. Stockholm: Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, 1948.
Laskovsky, Ivan
Kvartet no. 3 [string quartet]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Five country dances [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
Hora (from "Three Jewish dances") [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1954.
Sher (from "Three Jewish dances") [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1954.
Yemenite wedding dance (from "Three Jewish dances") [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1954.
Quatre pièces, pour piano. Paris: Alphonse Leduc, 1938.
Andalucia [voice and piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1936.
Aragon. Jota-waltz [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1943.
Danzas Afro-Cubanas [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1932.
Malagueña (from the Spanish suite "Andalucia") [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1932.
Rapsodia negra, for piano. New York: Dorset Publications, 1943.
Ættjarðarlög, op. 27 [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Landsútgáfan, n.d.
Fjögur lög fyrir pianoforte (Four pieces for the piano), op. 2. [S.l.]: Verlag für Neuzeitliche Kunst, [192-?].
Kirkjulög (Kirkesange), op. 12a [voice and piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia, 1950.
Ný rímnadanzlög (Neue Island-Tänze), op. 14b [piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia, 1950.
Rímnadanslög (Icelandic dances), op. 11 [piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia, 1950.
Söngvar, op. 14a [voice and piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia, 1950.
Lemos, Ibêrê de
Canção arabe [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Casa Bevilacqua, [1925].
Seio de Deus [voice and piano]. [Rio de Janeiro]: [Ibêrê de Lemos], n.d.
Lendvay, Kamilló
A csend harmóniája, nagyzenekarra (The harmony of silence, for large orchestra). Budapest: Editio Musica, 1986.
Interlude [and] postlude [from Missa umbrarum, for 8 amplified voices, crystal wine glasses, conductor-performer, and 263 "sonic shadows"]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Levant, Oscar (transcriber) See: Khachaturian, Aram
Levin, Mikhail See: Michelet, Michel
Shest'dagestanskikh pesen [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1936.
Lhotka-Kalinski, Ivo
Analfabeta . Muzička burleska u jednom činu ( The Analphabete . A musical burlesque in one act.). Zagreb: Udruženja Kompozitora Hrvatske, 1957.
Dugme . Muzička groteska u jednom činu ( Der Knopf . Musikalishe Groteske in einem Aufzug). Zagreb: Naklada Saveza Kompozitora Jugoslavije, 1961.
Liadov, Anatoli
Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ dlia fortepiano [v. 2]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Liskov, G.
Pesnia o Staline. Chuvashskaia [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Late piano works (Liszt Society Publications, v. 1). London: Schott and Co., n.d.
Loam, Arthur S. (arranger)
Australian aboriginal songs [voice and piano]. Melbourne: Allan & Co., 1937.
Lobachev, G[rigori] see: Kovalev, O.
Katalysation, für Horn oder Hörner. Munich: Edition Modern, n.d.
[Parallasce]. Munich: Edition Modern, n.d.
Lopatnikoff, Nicolai
Intervals. 7 studies for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1957.
Sonata no. 2, for violin and piano, op. 32. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1951.
López Mindreau, Ernesto
Marinera y tondero. Danses péruviennes [piano]. Brussels: L'Art Belge, n.d.
Prelude, dans le style ancien [piano]. Brussels: L'Art Belge, n.d.
Preludio incaico. Tema cuzqueño [piano]. Brussels: L'Art Belge, n.d.
Luchich, K.
Daĭ, milyĭ drug, na schast'e ruku! Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Petrograd: Nikolaia Khristianovicha Davingof, n.d.
Eight preludes, for piano.
Fantasia brevis, for clarinet and piano.
Only themselves understand themselves, for voice and piano.
Lunde, Johan Backer
Inclusions (Bli til ett med) [voice and piano]. Drammen, Norway: Harald Lyche & Co.s Musikkforlag, 1947.
Lutosławski, Witold
Jeux vénitiens, pour orchestre. Celle: Hermann Moeck Verlag, 1962.
Melodie ludowe. 12 łatwych utworów, na fortepian (Mélodies populaires. 12 pièces faciles, pour piano). [Kraków]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1957.
Pieśni walki podziemnej, zeszyt I [voice and piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1948.
Preludes and fugue for 13 solo strings. London: J & W Chester, 1973.
Trzy utwory dla młodzieży, na fortepian. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1956.
Praeludium, [for] brass and percussion. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1964.
Macdonald, Alexander J.
Ragtime method. A short cut to playing popular piano music. New York: [United Schools of Popular Music], 1920.
Magidenko, Mikhail
Prazdnichnyĭ den' [chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Makarov, Valentin
Zveni, garmoshka (Pesnia-chastushka) [2 voices and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Naputstvie. Monolog-ariia iz tret'eĭ kartiny II akta opery Zoia [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1958.
Romansy sovetskikh kompozitorov, [op.] 15 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1960.
Shest' ėtiudov (Six studies), dlia fortepiano, op. 16. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1946.
Sonatina dlia fortepiano, op. 9. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1935.
Sonatina dlia fortep'iano, [op.] 9. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1960.
Stsena i ariia Materi iz 1 akta opery Zoia [soprano, mezzo-soprano and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1957.
Stsena i ariozo Zoi (iz II akta opery Zoia) [voice (and chorus) with piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1958.
Stsena i duėt Zoi i Borisa na shkol'nom balu (iz I akta opery Zoia) [vocal duet with chorus and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1958.
Maler, Wilhelm
Jahreskreis. Kleine Inventionen über deutsche Volkslieder, für Klavier. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, n.d.
Concerto for orchestra. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Elf chansons von Kurt Manschinger aus dem Originalrepertoire von Greta Hartwig. New York: Greta Hartwig-Manschinger, 1970.
Martínez, J. Paniagua
Bertha. Vals para piano. [Guatemala]: [s.n.], n.d.
Le lis de Saron (The rose of Sharon). Oratorio [for] soli, chorus, orchestra. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1961.
Choral score, annotated (1st performance information).
Concertino pro klavírní trio a smyčcový orchestr [piano trio and string orchestra]. [Prague]: Melantrich, [1949].
Concerto pro housle a orchestr [violin and orchestra]. Prague: Melantrich, 1949.
First piano quartet (1942) (piano-violin-viola-'cello). New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1951.
The prophecy of Isaiah. Cantata [soloists, male chorus, trumpet, viola, timpani, and piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1961.
Trio, for flute, 'cello and piano. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1950.
Maslov, Fedor
Kolkhoznaia pesnia o Moskve [chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1947.
Kolkhoznaia-zastol'naia [chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1948.
Matveev, Mikhail
Naivnyĭ val's [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1948.
Matveyev, Mikhail see: Matveev, Mikhail
Mayuzumi, Toshiro
Bunraku, [for] violoncello solo. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1964.
Quintet for oboe and string quartet. New York: G. Schirmer, 1947.
McKay, George Frederick
Dance suite no. 2, for piano.
Four Iroquois dances [orchestra].
Invention [piano].
Kinesis [piano].
Megrelidze, A. V. (transcriber)
Suliko (Gruzinskaia pesnia) [chorus and piano]. Leningrad: Muzgiz, 1938.
Menotti, Gian-Carlo
Amahl and the night visitors. Opera in one act. New York: G. Schirmer, 1952.
The consul. Musical drama in three acts. New York: G. Schirmer, 1950.
The medium. Tragedy in two acts [opera]. New York: G. Schirmer, 1947.
The saint of Bleecker Street. Musical drama in three acts (five scenes). New York: G. Schirmer, 1955.
The telephone, or, L'amour à trois. Opera buffa in one act. New York: G. Schirmer, 1947.
Homage to Hieronymus Bosch, for two pianos-four hands. New York: Rongwen Music, 1958.
XXI simfoniia, op. 51 [large orchestra]. Moscow: SSK, 1941.
Dvadtsat' piataia simfoniia, [op.] 69 [orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1949.
Fragment lyrique [orchestra]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1934.
Iz liriki Stepana Shchipacheva. Desiat' romansov, [op.] 52 [middle voice and piano]. Moscow: Izdatel'stvo Orkestrotek Soiuza Sovetskikh Kompozitorov SSSR, 1941.
Kontsert dlia skripki s orkestrom, op. 44 [violin and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Prostye variatsii. Liricheskaia siuita dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Simfoniia no. 11, op. 34 [large orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1934.
Simfoniia no. 14 (C-dur), op. 37 [large orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1936.
Simfoniia no. 15 (d-moll), op. 38. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Simfoniia no. 24, op. 63. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1946.
Simfoniia no. 27, do minor [large orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1951.
Sonata (F-dur) dlia skripki i fortepiano, [op. 70] [violin and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Stilizatsiĭ. 9 p'es v forte starykh tantsev, op. 73 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Symphony no. 22. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Tri nabroska, [op. 45] [voice and piano]. Moscow: Isdatel'stvo Orkestrotek Soiuza Sovetskikh Kompozitorov SSSR, 1941.
Detskie pesni [voice and piano]. Kiev: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, n.d.
Sonate no. 2, pour violoncelle et piano. Paris: Editions Choudens, 1987.
Cucumbyzinho [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Co., 1932.
Lenda brasileira no. 1 [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Lenda brasileira no. 2 [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Lenda brasileira no. 3 [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Lenda sertaneja no. 3 (Nhá nocencia morreu de amô...) [piano]. Milan: G. Ricordi & C., 1929.
Lenda sertaneja no. 9 [piano].
Maxixe, per pianoforte. Milan: G. Ricordi & C., 1928.
Puladinho [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., n.d.
Quadras [voice and piano]. São Paulo: Edição "Derosa", n.d.
Quadrilha, [para] canto e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., n.d.
Quasi modinha [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Quatro liricas, para canto e piano. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., n.d.
Quatro peças brasileiras, para piano. Milan: G. Ricordi & C., 1930.
Sonho de um menino travêsso (Desenho animado) [orchestra]. Rio de Janeiro: Escola Nacional de Musica, 1938.
Tango brasileiro [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1942.
Cinq études pour la main droite, en forme de suite [piano]. Paris: Alphonse Leduc, [1943].
L'automne, pour piano. Paris: R. Deiss, 1932.
Cantate de l'enfant et de la mère. Poèmes récités avec quatuor à cordes et piano. Paris: Heugel et Cie, 1952.
Le carnaval de Londres, pour petit orchestre. Paris: éditions Salabert, 1945.
Concertino d'automne, pour deux pianos et huit instruments. Paris: Heugel et Cie, 1952.
Two marches (In memoriam ; Gloria victoribus) [orchestra]. New York: G. Schirmer, 1947.
Miliutin, Yuri
Na dal'nem Vostoke. Pesnia iz kino-fil'ma [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Milwid, Antoni
Alla polacca. Sub tuum praesidium [soprano, bass, flute, 2 violins, cello, bassoon and organ]. [Kraków]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, [1963].
Toccata, for piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1938.
[Miscellaneous: derelict title pages, untitled pages of music (2), lyric (in Russian) without song]
Modugno, Domenico
Volare (Nel blu, dipinto di blu) [voice and piano]. New York: Robbins Music Corp., 1958.
Boutade [piano]. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Odowan Publishing Co., 1935.
Moravian lullaby [piano]. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Odowan Publishing Co., 1957.
Rainbow pieces. Concentration, positive pitch for beginners. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Odowan Publishing Co., 1957.
Seven piano pieces. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Odowan Publishing Co., 1958.
Reminiscences..., for piano. Paris: Editions Musicales des Cinéastes Associés, 1963.
Moniuszko, Stanisław
Rechitativ i ariia. Stsena pervaia (no. 7, Gal'ka , akt 2) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1882.
Careful Etta [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Fiddlin' Joe [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Museum piece, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Quintet for clarinet and strings. New York: Carl Fischer, 1952.
Moran, Robert
Hallelujah. A joyous phenomemon with fanfares [various ensemble possibilities]. New York: Peer International Corp., 1971.
Moreno, Segundo L.
Danza ecuatoriana (Sanjuanito), para canto y piano. Buenos Aires: Garrot, Tasso & Vita, 1941.
Biguine [orchestra]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1935.
Paeans [orchestra]. [San Francisco]: New Music Orchestra Series, 1933.
Chetyre gazetnykh ob'iavleniia (Vier Zeitungannoncen), op. 21 [voice and piano]. [Leningrad]: Triton, n.d.
Tri detskikh stsenki (Drei Kinderscenen), op. 18 [voice and piano]. [Leningrad]: Triton, n.d.
A Turkmenian lullaby, for chorus a capella.
Motto, Silvio
Sacy pererê [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1933.
Moussorgsky, Modest see: Mussorgsky, Modest
Anleitung zum Componiren von Walzern, so viele man will vermittelst zweier Würfel, ohne etwas von der Musik oder Composition zu verstehen [piano]. Berlin: N. Simrock, n.d.
Murillo, Emilio
Aires del sur (Aires nacionales, no. 1 y no. 2) [piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Chants et danses de la mort. Quatre scènes dramatiques [voice and piano]. Paris: W. Bessel & Cie, 1911.
Fortepiannye sochineniia. Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ, tom VIII (Pièces pour piano. Oeuvres complètes, v. 8). Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Klassik [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Raëk [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Seminarist [2nd edition] [low voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Strekotun'ia bieloboka (Mutka) [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Vasilīĭ Bessel' i Ko., 1871.
Zapisi narodnykh pesen, chernovye nabroski i drugie materialy [v. 5, no. 10 from the complete works] [mostly voice with or without piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1939.
II symfonia. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Don Quichotte. Ballet en 3 actes. London: Edition M. P. Belaieff, 1966.
Quatre poèmes de Boris Pasternak, tirés du Docteur Jivago [voice and piano]. Paris: S. A. éditions Ricordi, 1961.
Rasputin's end (Der Tod des Rasputin) [opera]. Paris: S. A. Editions Ricordi, 1959.
Shest' stikhotvoreniĭ iz tsikla Rekviem (Six lyric songs from the cycle Requiem) [voice and piano]. Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1967.
Nakamura, Shigenobu
Lyric for 4 guitars. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Rhythm study no. 1, for player-piano.
Toccata, for piano and violin ; Prelude [for piano] ; Blues, for piano.
Rechitativ i romans Mashi. (no. 9a [from the opera] Dubrovskiĭ) [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1894.
Dve gruzinskikh pesni, [op.] 11 [and] 12 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Nazirova, Elmira see: Amirov, Fikret and Elmira Nazirova
Zimnee utro, [op.] 34 [chorus]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1949.
Nepomuceno, Alberto
Brasileira [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Netto, Barrozo
Canção da saudade [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., n.d.
Galhofeira, para piano. Milan: G. Ricordi e C., 1929.
Synfonia barbara, op. 57 [1st and 3rd movts.][chorus]. Skopje, Macedonia: Izdaje Filharmonija SR Makedonije, 1968.
Choral score, annotated and inscribed by Nikolovski.
Frequenzen [for piccolo, flute, vibraphone, xylophone, guitar, double bass, percussion]. Vienna: Universal Edition, 1959.
Novák, Vítězslav
Mládí (Youth), op. 55 [2 v.] [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1945.
Novikov, Anatoly
Artillery march [melody with words (English)].
Futbol'naia [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Marsh studentov [voice and chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1949.
Ot'ezd partizan [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
World democratic youth song [voice and piano]. Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1949.
Octaviano, João
às margens do Parahyba (Scenas brasileiras, 1a serie, no. 1) [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Batuque fantasia (Scenas brasileiras, 1a serie, no. 3) [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Berceuse ; Estudo [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Canção de rua (Brasilianas no. 2, 2a serie) [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
A casinha pequenina. Canção popular brasileira [piano transcription by Octaviano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Meu violão (Brasilianas no. 2, 1a serie) [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Serenata, para violoncello e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Olenin, Alexander
Rodina, op. 8. Tri piesni [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, n.d.
Catulli carmina. Ludi scaenici [scenic cantata]. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1955.
Orgad, Ben-Zion
Seven variations on C [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1962.
Orlansky, Sergei (arranger)
Ekhali tsygane [voice and piano]. S.l: [s.n.], [1925].
A la mexicana. Three pieces in folk-style, for the pianoforte. New York: Breitkopf & Hartel, 1920.
The corpse, for voice and piano.
Danse sauvage (Wild men's dance) [piano]. London: Schott & Co., 1915.
Preludes, op. 20 [piano]. London: Schott & Co., 1914.
Ōsawa, Kazuko
"Mon" pour saxophone alto. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Ostrovsky, Arkadi
Komsomol'tsy [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Oswald, Enrico
Berceuse (Sei pezzi per pianoforte, n. 1). Milan: G. Ricordi & C., n.d.
Ovalle, Jayme
Azulão, para canto e piano. São Paulo: Irmãos Vitale, n.d.
Caboclinho para piano e canto. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Descubrimento do Brazil [piano, red. from symphonic work]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Modinha, para canto e piano. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Ozaki, Toshiyuki
Dialog, für Schakuhachi, Klavier und Schlaginstrumenten. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, n.d.
P-Va., V. F. (arranger)
Klianis' mnie! Novyĭ tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. [Saint Petersburg]: Nik. Khrist. Davingof, 1902.
Palacio, Carlos
Marsch internatsional'noĭ brigady [chorus and piano, arr.]. Moscow: Muzgiz, [1937].
Stal'nye kolonny. Gimn 5-go polka (Las Compañias de Acero. Canción de guerra) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Sol och skyar. Tolv klaverskisser, op. 102 [piano]. Stockholm: Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, 1942.
Solsken genom tårar. Scherzo för piano. Stockholm: Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, 1946.
Sonatine, für Klavier, op. 93. Stockholm: Carl Gehrmans Musikförlag, 1935.
Pieśni walki podziemnej, zeszyt III, na głos z fortepianem [voice and piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1948.
Eikones ago tēn asia (Images d'asie) [orchestra]. Athens: Yannis Papaioannou, 1961.
Kontserto gia orchēstra. Athens: [s.n.], 1963.
Symphōnia [no.] 3. Athens: [s.n.], 1962.
Papandopulo, Boris
Hrvatski tanac (Kroatischer Tanz), op. 48 [piano]. Zagreb: Albini, n.d.
Paparelli, Frank
Leeds' Eight to the bar boogie woogie piano method book, in all its styles. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1941.
Ein Gev. Symphonic fantasy. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1954.
Maqamat, for flute and string quartet. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1960.
Visions. Recitative, invocation and dance [solo flute, piano, and string orchestra]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1958.
3a composición en los 12 tonos, for clarinet in B and piano.
Pedrell, Carlos
De Castilla. VI poemas vocales [voice and piano]. Paris: Max Eschig & Cie, 1927.
Aus den Psalmen Davids [mixed chorus and percussion]. Celle (West Germany): Hermann Moeck Verlag, 1960.
Miniatury, na skrzypce i fortepiano [violin and piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Hebrew melodies, for unaccompanied 'cello.
Quartet no. 3 [strings].
Perrotte, M. I.
Tikho tak tikho. Romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1901.
Harmonium. Song cycle for soprano and piano. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1959.
Hymns and responses for the church year, for choir and congregational use. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1956.
Infanta Marina, for viola and piano. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel, 1960.
Mass, for mixed chorus, a cappella. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1961.
Piano concerto. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1964.
Serenade no. 1, for ten wind instruments. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1963.
Shimah b'koli (Psalm 130), for organ. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1963.
Stabat mater, for chorus and orchestra. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1964.
Symphony for strings. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1955.
Phillips, Linda
Bush lyrics. Four Australian songs [voice and piano]. Melbourne: Allan & Co., 1931.
Pick-Mangiagalli, Riccardo
Filigrana (Tre composizioni per pianoforte, no. 1). Milan: A. & G. Carisch & C., 1932.
Impetuoso (Tre composizioni per pianoforte, no. 3). Milan: A. & G. Carisch & C., 1932.
Easter cantata. Chorus of mixed voices, brass and percussion. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1962.
Five sketches, for piano, op. 39.
Duo for viola and violoncello. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1953.
Partita for violin, viola and organ. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1951.
Sonata for flute and piano. [New York]: Cos Cob Press, 1933.
Sonata for violin and piano. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1940.
Sonatina for violin and harpsichord (piano). New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 1948.
Suite for oboe and pianoforte. Boston: E. C. Schirmer Music Co., 1934.
Three pieces, for flute, clarinet, and bassoon.
Trio for violin, violoncello, and piano. New York: Cos Cob Press, 1938.
Violin concerto no. 2 (1960). New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1962.
Plotnikov, B. S.
Sladkim zapakhom sireni [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: A. Jogansen, 1899.
Plush, Vincent
Franz Liszt sleeps alone [piano]. Chatswood, Australia: Magpie Music Pty, 1985.
Pokrass, Dimitri
Zhizn' tsyganskaia [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Dimitri Pokrass, 1927.
Pokrass, Dimitri and Daniil Pokrass
Pokhodnaia [voice and chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Pokrass, Samuel
Memento mori. Dve rozy [voice and piano]. Leningrad: S[amuel] Pokrass, 1927.
Na pereput'i. Tsyganskīĭ napev [voice and piano]. Moscow: S[amuel] Pokrass, 1925.
Polívka, Vladimír
Veselá hudba. Klavírní skladby pro mládež [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1948.
Dvenadtsat' pesen tsentral'nogo detskogo teatra [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Humoresque philosophique [piano].
Vse dlia nas. Pesenka zriteleĭ Moskovskogo teatra dlia deteĭ [voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Ogiz-Muzgiz, 1935.
Cuatro danzas Mexicanas [piano]. Montevideo: Editorial Cooperativa Interamericana de Compositores, 1941.
Himno de la raza [voice and piano]. Mexico: [s.n.], 1918.
La mort, pour contralto et piano. Paris: Editions Maurice Senart, 1927.
Seis canciones arcaicos (Seis poemas arcaicos) [voice and piano]. Montevideo: Editorial Cooperativa Interamericana de Compositores, 1943.
Poniridis, Georges see: Poniridy, Georges
Poniridy, Georges
Rythmes grecs, pour piano. Paris: éditions Salabert, 1928.
Jazz-music, pour orchestre. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1933.
Six petites pièces récréatives, pour piano. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1937.
Six pièces faciles, pour piano. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1936.
Popatenko, Tamara
Iablon'ka [voice or children's chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1948.
Popov, Serafim (arranger)
Deviat' russkikh narodnykh pesen [chorus]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
String quartet no. 3. New York: G. Schirmer, 1936.
Badinage, pour piano. Paris: Editions Salabert, 1935.
Promenades, pour piano. London: J. & W. Chester, 1923.
Prausnitz, Frederick
Episode, for orchestra.
Kvartet [string quartet]. Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo "Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor", 1973.
Prigozhy, Yakov Fedorovich (arranger)
Oĭ, polna, polna korobushka (Korobeĭniki) [piano and words]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', n.d.
36 Zweistimmige Kanons für Klavier. Tokyo: Ongaku-no-Tomo Sha, 1972.
Boltun'ia, [op.] 66 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Chetvertaia sonata, iz starykh tetradeĭ (Quatrième sonate, d'après des vieux cahiers), op. 29 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor, 1926.
Cinderella. Ballet in three acts, op. 87. Moscow: Union of Soviet Composers Musfond, 1945.
The duenna. A lyric-comic opera in four acts, nine scenes. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1954.
Dve massovye pesni, [op. 66] [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Five melodies, for violin and piano, op. 35bis. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Four etudes, for piano, op. 2. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Four pieces, for piano, op. 4. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Four pieces, for piano, op. 32. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Gadkiĭ utenok. Skazka G. Kh. Andersena (Le vilain petit canard. D'apres le conte d'Andersen) [voice and orchestra]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Gavotte, for piano, op. 77, no.4. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Ivan Groznyĭ. Oratoriia (Ivan the Terrible. Oratorio) [chorus, narrator, soloists and large orch.]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Legenda, op. 12, no. 6 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1933.
Letniĭ den'. Detskaia siuita (Summer day. Children's suite), op. 65bis [orchestra]. Moscow: [s.n.], 1947.
Marsh, op. 12, no. 1 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1933.
Marsh iz opery Liubov' k trem apel'sinam , op. 33 [piano, transcription]. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1922.
Mimoletnosti (Visions fugitives), op. 22 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
Na strazhe mira. Oratoriia, [op.] 124 [narrator, soloists, chorus, boys' chorus and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1952.
Pesni i khory iz muzyki k kinofil'mu Ivan Groznyĭ [various voices/choral groups].
Pesni nashikh dneĭ, [op. 76] [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Petia i volk. Simfonicheskaia skazka dlia deteĭ, [op. 67] [Peter and the wolf] [piano, arr.]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Piano score, 1 p. ms. for clarinet laid in.
Poryv (élan) (no. 2 from Chetyre p'esy, op. 4) [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
Preliud, op. 12, no. 7 [piano (or harp)]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1933.
Russian overture, for symphony orchestra, op. 72. Moscow: VOKS, 1946.
Sarkazmy. Piat' p'es, [op. 17] [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1932.
Scene and Mercutio from Romeo and Juliet, for piano solo. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Sem' pesen, op. 79 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1940.
Piano-vocal scores (2), one of which includes song title translations.
Semen Kotko, [op. 81] [opera]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1960.
Sonata for violin solo, op. 115. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1953.
Sonata for violoncello and piano, op. 119. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1953.
Sonata no. 1 (in F minor), op. 1, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Sonata no. 1, [op.] 1, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1932.
Sonata no. 2, in D minor, op. 14, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Sonata no. 3 (from old notebooks), op. 28, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Sonata no. 3 (iz starykh tetradeĭ), dlia fortepiano, op. 28. Moscow: Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor Gosudarstvennogo Izdatel'stva, 1927.
Sonata no. 4 (from old notebooks), in C minor, op. 29, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Sonata no. 6, op. 82, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Sonata no. 7, op. 83, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Sonata no. 8, op. 84, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Suggestion diabolique (Devilish inspiration), op. 4, no. 4 [piano]. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Tales of the old grandmother, op. 31, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Ten pieces from the ballet Cinderella , op. 97 [piano]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Three children's songs, op. 68 [voice and piano]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Three pieces, op. 96 (Waltz ; Contradance ; Mephisto Waltz) [piano]. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Tri detskie pesni, [op.] 68 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1946.
Zdravitsa, dlia khora i orkestra [voice and piano, arr. (Atovmian)]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1946.
Protopopov, Sergei
II. Sonate, op. 5 [piano]. [Vienna]: Universal-Edition, [1924].
Prozorov, B. A.
Korabli. Romans (My nikogda drug druga ne liubili) [voice and piano]. Moscow: B. A. Prozorov, 1926.
Proshchaĭ, moĭ tabor [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: B. A. Prozorov, n.d.
Prozorovsky, B. A. (arranger)
Al'bom romansov i pesen Bulakhova, Orlovoĭ, Tolstoĭ, Semenova, Gridova i dr. [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Am-Rus Edition, n.d.
Stakanchiki granënnye. Starinnaia melodiia s napeva Oli Makarovoĭ [voice and piano]. Moscow: [s.n.], 1928.
Zhiguli. Tsyganskaia kochevaia pesnia [voice and piano]. [Moscow?]: [s.n.], 1928.
Cztery preludia na wibrafon i fortepian (Four preludes for vibraphone and piano) ; Scherzo na ksylofon i fortepian (Scherzo for xylophone and piano). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1971.
Score and part (vibraphone and xylophone).
Improwizacje na orkiestrę (Improvisations for orchestra). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1974.
Siderals, na dwa kwintety perkusyjne i projekcję świetlną [two percussion quintets and lighting projection]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1977.
Eighteenth variation, from Rapsodie on a theme of Paganini [piano]. New York: Charles Foley, 1953.
Rapsodie, sur un thème de Paganini, op. 43, pour piano et orchestre. New York: Carl Fischer, 1934.
Second prelude (Prélude, op. 23, no. 5) [piano]. New York: Century Music Publishing Co., 1922. See also: Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai (The bumble-bee)
Radoshevskaia, A. I.
Khrizantemy. Romans [voice and piano]. Petrograd: Nikolaia Khristīanovicha Davingof, 1904.
Rakov, Nicolai
Ėstonskie pesni [voice and piano].
For Nicolas Slonimsky, on his 90th birthday, and 95th !,and his 100th !!(with apologies to George and Ira) [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Alborad[a] del gracioso (Miroirs, no. 4) [piano]. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1906.
Jeux d'eau. (Frolic of the waters) [piano]. Boston: B. F. Wood Music Co., 1906.
Ma mère l'oye. 5 pièces enfantines [piano, transcription (Jacques Charlot)]. Paris: A. Durand & Fils., 1910.
Maurice Ravel masterpieces. Album of selected compositions for piano solo. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., n.d.
Pavane (Pour une infante défunte) [piano]. Boston: Boston Music Co., 1912.
Sonatine, pour le piano. Paris: Durand & Cie, 1905.
Trois chansons [chorus]. Paris: Durand & Cie, 1916.
Choral score, incomplete (p. 1-2, 5-6, 15-16, 19-20 only).
Fantasy for viola and orchestra, op. 38. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1950.
Night flight. Tone poem for orchestra. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1961.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Read.
Symphony number one. New York: Affiliated Music Corp., 1939.
Izbrannye p'esy, dlia fortepiano. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1949.
Piano-album, book I (Alec Rowley, ed.). London: Schott & Co., 1933.
Piano-album, book II (Alec Rowley, ed.). London: Schott & Co., 1933.
Allegro [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1941.
Four etudes for flute quartet. New York: C. F. Peters, 1963.
I/O: A ritual for 23 performers [9 female vocalists, 9 male mimes, clarinet, 2 flutes, and 2 technician/performers]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1972.
Traces [piano, flute, cello, signal generator, ring modulator, 6 channels of taped sound]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1969.
Duos, for three woodwinds [flute, oboe, clarinet].
The dying of the light [voice and piano]. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1956.
Music for orchestra, op. 50. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1953.
New and old. Twelve pieces for piano. [S.l.]: Boosey & Hawkes, n.d.
Sonatina for violin and piano. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1948.
String quartet number 2, opus 43. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1949.
Score (miniature), inscribed by Riegger, annotated.
Suite for flute alone.
Trio for piano, violin and 'cello. New York: G. Schirmer, 1933.
The bumble-bee [piano, arr. (Rachmaninoff)]. New York: Charles Foley, 1931.
Drobitsia, i pleshchet, i bryzzhet volna (U moria, no. 1) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1898.
Ėkho (Poėtu, no. 1) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1907.
Motsart i Sal'eri. Dramaticheskie stseny A. Pushkina, [op.] 48 [piano and voice, arr.]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Poėtu. Piat' romansov, [op.] 45 [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1907.
Zvonche zhavoronka pien'e (Vesnoĭ, no. 1) [voice and piano]. Leipzig: M. P. Bieliaev, 1898.
5e symphonie en la. Paris: éditions Salabert, 1951.
Twelve bagatelles, for piano. Bryn Mawr, Pa.: Theodore Presser Co., 1955.
Roe, Gilbert; Kenneth Krippene, and Johnny Farrow
Everybody's making money but Tschaikowsky [voice and piano]. Chicago: Roe-Krippene Music Publishers, 1942.
Motivos de son (1-Negro Bembón ; 5-Ayé me dijeron negro ; 8-Sigue) [voice and piano].
Motivos de son. Ochos canciones Cubanas, para canto y pequeña orquesta. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1935.
Mulata... (Motivos de son III) [voice and piano, transcription]. Havana: Musicalia, 1932.
Barcarolles [piano]. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1963.
Winged victory (From the United States Army Air Forces play Winged victory) [voice and piano]. New York: Bregman, Vocco and Conn, 1943.
Plastiska scener. ätta pianostycken [piano]. Stockholm: A.-B. Nordiska Musikförlaget, n.d.
Rösler, Germán
Pieza de salón (Para el Día del Santo de mi mamá). Mexico: A. Wagner y Levien, n.d.
Rózsa, Béla
Sonate pour piano.
Pri proshchanīĭ (Proshchaias' v alleie sidieli) [vocal duet with piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1897.
Son (Zasnuv na kholmie lugovom) [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: A. Jogansen, 1878.
Five stanzas, for strings' ensemble. Los Angeles: New Music Orchestra Series, no. 22, [1938].
Granites [piano].
Moments. 15 tone-poems, for piano. Boston: C. C. Birchard & Co., 1930.
Sinfonietta [orchestra]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1934.
Three paeans for piano.
Rudolf, Leopold M. (arranger) and Mikhail A. Yudin (arranger)
Iarenskie pesni, napetye A. A. Ėpovoĭ [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1935.
Fugue for eight percussion instruments. [San Francisco]: New Music Edition, 1933.
Three dance movements [percussion]. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Sonata for chamber choir.
Collected songs, v. 2-3 (op. 136 and op. 137) [medium to high voice and piano]. Daly City, Calif.: Ostara Press, 1975.
Solomon, op. 162. An oratorio for mixed chorus, quartet and full orchestra. Daly City, Calif.: Ostara Press, 1976.
Piano-vocal scores (2), one of which is annotated and inscribed (Sacco). Also includes two letters from Sacco (2/77 and 1/93) and a typescript of the narration.
Three Russian songs, op. 143 [mezzo voice and piano]. Daly City, Calif.: Ostara Press, [1975].
Simfoniia n. 2. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Salmont, B. (transcriber)
Buriadiin duunuud (Buriatskie pesni)[melodies with words]. Moscow: Ogiz Muzgiz, 1934.
Salomon, Karel
Israel lives. Bagatelles for piano. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1950.
Fire bell [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Old veranda [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Parade [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Shadows [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Sandoval, Miguel
25 favorite Latin-American songs [voice and piano, arr. (Sandoval)]. New York: G. Schirmer, 1949.
La mariposa (The butterfly) [piano]. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1941.
Cinco poemas trágicos, para piano solo. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1929.
Imagenes infantiles (primera serie) [piano]. [Santiago]: Ediciones de la Revista Aulos, 1933.
Three pieces for violin and piano.
Score and part (2 copies, one annotated).
Santos, Domingo
Cuatro pequeñas composiciones, pour pianoforte solo. San Salvador: D. Santos, 1929.
Aires y danzas Indios del Peru [piano]. Paris: Henry Lemoine et Cie, 1934.
Kashwa (from choral triptych "Ollantay"). New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Melopeya (from choral triptych "Ollantay"). New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1947.
Recuerdos para violin y piano. Paris: éditions Maurice Senart, 1931.
Yaravi (from choral triptych "Ollantay"). New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Airs à faire fuir (Pièces froides, no. 1), pour piano. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1912.
Avant-dernières pensées [piano and accompanying words]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1916.
Choses vues à droite et à gauche (sans lunettes) [piano and violin]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1916.
Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été," pour orchestre [piano, red. (D. Milhaud)]. Vienna: Universal Edition, 1929.
Danses de travers (Pièces froides, no. 2), pour piano. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1912.
Descriptions automatiques, pour piano. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1913.
Embryons desséchés, pour piano. Paris: Max Eschig, 1913.
Heures séculaires & instantanées [piano and accompanying words]. Paris: E. Demets, 1916.
Jack in the box [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1929.
Je te veux [piano]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1904.
Mercure. Poses plastiques [piano reduction]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1930.
Messe des pauvres [organ]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1929.
Peccadilles importunes [piano]. Paris: E. Demets, 1914.
Relâche. Ballet instantanéiste en deux actes... [piano]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1926.
Trois gnossiennes, pour piano, no. 1. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1913.
Trois gnossiennes, pour piano, no. 2. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1913.
Trois gnossiennes, pour piano, no. 3. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1913.
Les trois valses du précieux dégoûté [piano]. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1916.
Véritables préludes flasques (pour un chien) [piano]. Paris: Max Eschig & Cie, 1912.
Sato, Kimi
Le bleu du ciel [strings]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Trois françaises, pour le piano. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1925.
Trois nouvelles françaises, pour le piano. Paris: Rouart, Lerolle & Cie, 1925.
Savichev, A.
Mnie khochetsia liubit'. Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1898.
İnci'nin kitabı, op. 10 [piano]. Galata, [Turkey]: Jorj. D. Papajorjiu, n.d.
Scarlatti, Domenico
Tetyda na Skyros. Opera. 2 tercety i duet [for voices, violoncello and clavecin]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, [1963].
Schäffer, Bogusław
4 utwory na trio smyczkowe. 4 pieces for string trio. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1963.
Azione a due, für Klavier mit Instrumentalbegleitung [piano and 11 instruments]. Berlin: Ahn & Simrock, 1963.
Equivalenze sonore, per 20 esecutori. [Kraków]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Howl, dla recytatora i zespołu wykonawców wg Allena Ginsberga [speaker and ensemble of performers]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1974.
Kody [small orchestra]. [S.l.]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, n.d.
Koncert jazzowy na orkiestrę (Jazz concerto for orchestra). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1975.
Koncert skrzypcowy (Violin concerto). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1965.
Monosonata, na smyczki [strings]. [Kraków]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1960.
Montaggio, per sei esecutori [percussiona and 4 pianos]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Score (inscribed by Schäffer) and parts.
Quattro movimenti, per pianoforte e orchestra. [Kraków]: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1960.
Self-expression, for cello solo. [S.l.]: [s.n.], n.d.
Tertium datur [for harpsichord and instruments]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Score (inscribed by Schäffer) and cembalo part.
Topofonica, na 40 instrumentów. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1962.
Schmalz, Paul
Musikalische Fresken, für Klavier. Zurich: K. V. Hug & Co., n.d.
Kvartet [string quartet] ; Kanon [string quartet] ; Kvintet [string quartet and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1979.
Klavierstück [piano].
Three songs, [for] low voice [with piano] (Sommermüd ; Tot ; Mädchenlied). Hillsdale, N.Y.: Bomart Music Publications, 1952.
Schubert-Prokofiev
Val'sy [2-piano arrangement (Prokoviev)]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1938.
Sonata for oboe and piano. New York: McGinnis & Marx, 1960.
Attack and celebration, for orchestra. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello & Co., 1973.
Bagatelles, for piano. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1983.
Chuench'i. A song-cycle from the Chinese [voice and orchestra]. [England]: Fairfield Music Co., 1967.
Chuench'i. A song-cycle from the Chinese [voice and piano]. [England]: Fairfield Music Co., 1967.
Contrasts, for piano. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1975.
The double heart. Cantata for unaccompanied chorus. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1977.
Fantasia, for violoncello and piano. [England]: Fairfield Music Co., 1967.
Leotaurus. Theme and variations for piano. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1977.
Piers Plowman. Opera-Cantata in two acts. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1981.
Serenade for solo violin. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1973.
Six studies of Francis Bacon, for orchestra. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1970.
Sonatina for flute and piano. Sevenoaks, Kent: Novello, 1973.
Summer is coming. Madrigal for SATB (unaccompanied). [England]: Novello & Co., 1970.
Danse nègre, op. 58, no. 5 [piano]. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1908.
Impressions from the Jungle Book (Rudyard Kipling) [piano]. London: Schott & Co., 1912.
Lotus land, for the pianoforte, op. 47, no. 1. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1905.
Scott, Hazel (composer/arranger)
5 piano solos from Boogie Woogie to the classics. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1943.
Dritte sinfonie c-moll, opus 43. Frankfurt: M. P. Belaieff, 1971.
Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ, dlia fortepiano, tom I [Complete works for piano, v. 1]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1947.
Ten sonatas, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1949.
Sedoi, Vasili see: Soloviev-Sedoy, Vasili
March [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Scherzino [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Sonata for violin. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1955.
Şevket, Nurullah
Ayrılık. Türkülerimiz [voice and piano]. Istanbul: Nümune Matbaası, 1934.
Seymer, William
Sommarcroquíser, för piano, op. 11. Stockholm: A. B. Nordiska Musikförlaget, 1921.
Seymour, Harry
The Yanks are coming [voice and piano]. New York: Chappell & Co., 1942.
Sonata for C trumpet and piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1956.
Na pole Kulikovom (Auf dem Felde Kulikowo. Symphonie-Kantate), op. 14 [solo voices, chorus and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1941.
Ne odna vo pole dorozhen'ka, op. 21, no. 6 [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1957.
Pervaia sonata (Erste Sonate), op. 5 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1934.
Romansy na stikhi A. Pushkina, op. 10 [high voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1956.
Vtoraia sonata (Zweite sonate), op. 7 [piano]. Vienna: Universal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1929.
Korova (no. 1 from Tri stikhotvoreniia S. Esenina, op. 9) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzsektor Gosizdata, 1929.
Rondo, [op.] 8 [piano]. Moscow: Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor Gosudarstvennogo Izdatel'stva, 1926.
Turkmeniia (Turkmenien). Siuita dlia simfonicheskogo orkestra [piano, reduction]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1934. See also: Alexandrov, Alexander and Boris Shekhter [co-arrangers]
Shenshin, Alexander
Sem' preliudiĭ, op. 3, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1921.
Autumn fields [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Gay promenade [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Shibata, Minao
Michi (The street), for mixed chorus with 4 percussion instruments. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1970.
Shnitke, Alfred see: Schnittke, Alfred
4 romansa na slova A. S. Pushkina [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzykal'nyĭ Fond Soiuza SSR, 1943.
Dve p'esy, dlia strunnogo okteta (Zwei Stücke für Streichoktett), op. 11. Moscow: Muzsektor Gosizdata, 1928.
Ledi Makbet Mtsenskogo uezda (Lady Macbeth of Mzensk) [opera]. Moscow: Ogiz-Muzgiz, 1935.
Piano-vocal score, inscribed by Shostakovich.
Pesni [voice and chorus with piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1956.
Sed'moĭ kvartet, [op.] 108 [ 7th string quartet, op. 108]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1960.
Selected preludes (op. 34, no. 13, 16, 17, 24) [piano]. Providence, RI: Axelrod Publications, 1939.
Shest' romansov, dlia basa, op. 62 [voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Soiuz Sovetskikh Kompozitorov Muzykal'nyĭ Fond Soiuza S.S.R., n.d.
Simfoniia no. 9, op. 70 [piano, red. (Atomian)]. Moscow: Muzykal'nyĭ Fond S.S.S.R., 1946.
Simfoniia no. 12, "1917 god," op. 112. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Siuita iz muzyki k zvukovoĭ kartine Zlatye gory (Suite tirée du film sonore Les monts d'or) [orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1935.
Six children's pieces, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Sonata dlia fortepiano, op. 12. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., 1935.
Sonata no. 2, dlia fortepiano, op. 64. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1943.
The song of the young workers [voice and piano]. Moscow: State Music Publishers, 1949.
Three fantastic dances, for violin and piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1945.
Tri fantasticheskikh tantsa (Trois danses fantastiques), op. 1 [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1935.
The United Nations [voice and piano]. New York: Am-Rus Music Corp., 1942.
Vos'moĭ kvartet, [op.] 110 [8th string quartet, op. 110]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1961.
Waltz, from the film Golden Mountains . New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
Shteinberg, Maksimilian see: Steinberg, Maximilian
Concerto for orchestra, op. 12. Athens: Ministry of Education and Religion Musical Publications no. 9, 1961.
Synthesē (Synthesis), op. 21 [strings and percussion]. [Athens]: [Yorgo Sicilianos], n.d.
Variations on four rythmnical themes, op. 24 (1963) [orchestra]. [Athens]: [Yorgo Sicilianos], [1963].
Photocopy of ms., inscribed by Sicilianos.
The mermaid in lock no. 7. A musical play. New York: Henmar Press, 1958.
The strange funeral in Braddock, for baritone and piano.
Sigtenhorst-Meyer, Bernhard van den
Liederen van de Nijl (Songs of the Nile) [soprano and oboe or flute). Amsterdam: G. Alsbach & Co., n.d.
Silvansky, Nikolai
Druha sonata (quasi toccata), dlia fortepiano. Kiev: Muzfond SRSR, 1961.
Dvi p'iesy [in Ukrainian] (Dve p'esy) [piano]. Kiev: Muzfond SRSR, 1958.
Legkiĭ kontsert dlia fortep'iano s strunnym orkestrom [2-pianos, arr.]. Kiev: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Little suite for strings [orchestra]. Vienna: Universal Edition, 1953.
Quatre danses grecques [orchestra]. Athens: [s.n.], 1948.
Tender melody, for cello and piano. Vienna: Universal Edition, 1955.
Tänze und Lieder aus dem Balkan, für Klavier (v. 2). Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1928.
Ikar. Siuita iz baleta (Ballet suite). Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1973.
Karnaval'naia uvertiura [orchestra]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1959.
Khory, bez soprovozhdeniia i v instrumental'nom soprovozhdenii [chorus alone and chorus with instrumental accompaniment]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1982.
Kontsert [for symphony orchestra, three electronic guitars and solo instruments]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1976.
Pesenka o budil'nikakh [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1956.
Pesni vol'nitsy. Vokal'nyĭ tsikl, na slova russkikh narodnykh pesen [mezzo-soprano, baritone and piano]. Leningrad: Muzyka, 1964.
Polka (iz muzyki k Revizoru N. V. Gogolia) [piano 4-hands]. [Moscow]: [s.n.], n.d.
Simfoniia [orchestra]. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1963.
Siuita, dlia al'ta i fortep'iano. Leningrad: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1960.
Solo espressivo für Oboe. Leipzig: Edition Peters, 1977.
Sonata [for piano]. Moscow: Muzyka, 1965.
Slonov, Mikhail (arranger)
Dubinushka. Rabochaia piesnia [solo voice with male chorus]. New York: Jos. P. Katz, 1920.
Tři klavírní skladby [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1944.
Snunit, Zvi
Silhouettes. Suite for piano. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1963.
O chem ty toskuesh', tovarishch moriak [voice and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1948.
Plias-pereplias [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Sorokin, Vladimir
U rodnogo rubezha [voice or chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Comptines pour enfants sinistres. Pour soprano, mezzo-soprano, violon, clarinette et piano. Milan: Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, 1948.
Sonata for clarinet (or viola) and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1944.
Spiro, A.
Nochi bezumnyia (Nuits d'amour) [voice and piano]. Moscow: A. Gutkheĭl', 1873.
Stanchinsky, Aleksei
Ėtiud (F-moll--As-dur), dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Muzsektor Gosizdata, 1928.
Starokadomsky, Mikhail
Kontsert dlia orkestra, op. 14. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1936.
Steinberg, Maximilian
Ia vas zhdala... vas bolie uzh niet. Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: N. Kh. Davingof, 1900.
Shest' narodnykh pesen (Sechs Volkslieder), op. 19 [voice and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1932.
Shest' narodnykh pesen (Sechs Volkslieder), op. 19 [voice and piano, arr.]. [Moscow]: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., n.d.
Shest' narodnykh pesen (Sechs Volkslieder), op. 22 [voice and piano, arr.]. [Moscow]: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo R.S.F.S.R., n.d.
Shest' narodnykh pesen (Sechs Volkslieder), op. 23 [low voice and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
String quartet no. 1, with mezzosoprano solo. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1953.
Five duos for two cellos. New York: C. F. Peters, 1957.
Quintet for flute, violin, viola, violoncello, and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1949.
Stocker, Clara
Two little pieces [piano].
Children's suite. An afternoon with Grandma [piano]. St. Louis: Shattinger, 1943.
In the mountains. 7 impressions for pianoforte. New York: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1914.
Lullaby, for piano-solo. New York: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1915.
Lyrische Gedichte, v. 1 [piano]. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1924.
Lyrische Gedichte, v. 2 [piano]. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1924.
Lyrische Gedichte, v. 3 [piano]. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1924.
Sonata, for pianoforte. New York: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1916.
Variations for violoncello and pianoforte. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1959.
Walking song [piano]. St. Louis: Shattinger, 1942.
Eleven [piano].
Fifteen [piano].
Intermezzo (Second movement of a symphony).
Percussion music for three players. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1936.
Sonatina, for clarinet alone.
Three pieces, for flute and piano.
Elektra. Tragödie in einem Aufzuge von Hugo von Hofmannsthal [opera]. Berlin: Adolph Fürstner, 1908.
The five fingers (8 very easy melodies on five notes) [piano]. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1943.
Igor Stravinsky. Masterpieces for piano solo. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1941.
Rosianka (Khlystovskaia), op. 6, no. 2 [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, n.d.
The wedding (Les noces) [ballet with soli and chorus]. [London]: J. & W. Chester, 1922.
Piano-vocal score, paste-in words in English and phonetic Russian; annotations in various hands. (photocopy)
Around the manger, for three-part chorus of women's voices with organ or piano acc. Cincinnati: Willis Music Co., 1957.
Over the hills and midnight air (A minuit fut fait un Réveil), for four-part chorus of mixed voices, with piano or organ acc., ad libitum . Cincinnati: Willis Music Co., 1951.
Silence, for four-part chorus of mixed voices, a cappella . Cincinnati: Willis Music Co., 1952.
Strongin, Theodore
Four duos for two flutes.
O přátelství (Friendship) [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1944.
Tři klavírní skladby [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1948.
Ritmo jondo (flamenco) [clarinet, trumpet, tamburo, xylophone, timpani, hand clappers]. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1952.
Tientos, for harp or harpsichord (or piano), English horn, and timpani. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1955.
Sutherland, Margaret (restorer)
Old Australian bush ballads [voice and piano]. Melbourne: Allan & Co., 1950.
Sveinbjörnsson, Sveinbjörn
Idyl [piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia Edition, 1950.
Vikivaki [piano]. Reykjavík: Islandia Edition, 1950.
Ia vas liubil [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1949.
Svetolik; Pašćan, and Kojanov
Muzička slikovnica [melodies with words]. Belgrade: Mlado Pokolenje, 1962.
Sviridov, Georgi
Lesnaia storona. Pesni na slova sovetskikh poėtov [voice and piano].
Pateticheskaia oratoriia (Oratorio pathetique) [bass, mixed chorus and orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1961.
Sonata, dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1962.
Sygietyński, Tadeusz
Mazowsze. 16 piosenek wybranych z repertuaru panstwowego zespołu ludowego pieśni i tanca "Mazowsze" [voice and piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1955.
Dve detskie p'esy (Mazurka ; Krakoviak), dlia fortepiano. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
Etiuda, b-moll, op. 4, nr. 3 [piano]. Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1957.
Masken. Drei Klavierstücke, op. 34. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1919.
Oberek. Pol'skiĭ tanets [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
Takata, Shin-ichi
In praise of peace [orchestra]. Tokyo: Society for the Construction of the Bell Tower of Peace, 1949.
Taktakishvili, Otar
Iz vokal'nogo tsikla na stikhi Vazha Pshavela [voice and piano].
Symphony no. 1. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1958.
Taneyev, Sergei
Romansy, dlia golosa s fortepiano [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1947.
Recueil de mazurkas (1918-1928) [piano]. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1929.
Tarnovski, A. (arranger)
Ochi chernyia. Tsyganskīĭ romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Iulīĭ Genrikh Tsimmerman, n.d.
The smugglers [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Tchaikovsky, Peter I.
Arīozo Īolanty. Otchego ėto prezhde ne znala [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1892.
Christmas (Weihnacht). December [Les quatre saisons, op. 37, no. 12] [piano]. [S.l.]: White-Smith Music Publishing Co., n.d.
Evgeniĭ Onegin. Liricheskie stseny [opera]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1933.
Kolybel'naia piesnia, op. 16, no. 1 [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: V. Besselia i Ko., 1873.
On tak menia liubil, [op.] 28, [no. 4] [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1881.
Pikovaia dama, op. 68 [opera]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1890.
Polnoe sobranie sochineniĭ [v. 25] [works for orchestra]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1961.
Scherzo a la russe, for piano. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1948.
[Sinfonie no. 6, op. 74]. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, n.d.
Bagatelles, op. 5, for the piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1955.
Second piano sonata, op. 94. London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1962.
Suite for harpsichord, op. 100. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1966.
Symphonie en mi, pour orchestre. Paris: A. Durand & Fils, 1929.
Symphonisches Gebet, für Orchester. Bonn: Verlag M. P. Belaieff, 1960.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Tcherepnin.
Symphony no. 3, op. 83. New York: Alec Templeton, 1955.
Cadenzas in transition, [für] Flöte, Klarinette und Klavier. Bonn: M. P. Belaieff, 1964.
Four pieces from before, for piano. [New York]: M. P. Belaieff, 1965.
Inventions, for piano. [Bonn]: M. P. Belaieff, 1968.
Little prelude [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Song after sundown [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Suite for oboe, clarinet, and viola. Boston: E. C. Schirmer Music Co., 1941.
Before sleeping (Praises and prayers, no. 4), for voice and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1963.
Capital, capitals, for four men and a piano.
From the canticle of the sun (Praises and prayers, no. 1), for voice and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1963.
Missa pro defuntis (Requiem mass), for men's chorus, women's chorus and orchestra. New York: H. W. Gray Co., 1961.
My master hath a garden (Praises and prayers, no. 2), for voice and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1963.
Nine etudes (Etudes, set 2), for piano. New York: Carl Fischer, 1954.
Sonata da chiesa [clarinet, trumpet, viola, horn, trombone].
Sonata for violin and piano, no. 1. New York: Arrow Music Press, 1941.
Sung by the shepherds (Praises and prayers, no. 3), for voice and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1963.
Ten etudes, for piano. New York: Carl Fischer, 1946.
It's time for every boy to be a soldier [voice and piano]. New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1917.
Dioklecijan. Opera u 4 čina. [Zagreb]: Udruženja Kompozitora Hrvatske, [1964].
Marko Polo. Opera u 3 čina s prologom i epilogom. Zagreb: Udruženje Kompozitora Hrvatske, n.d.
Fünf Stücke für Kammerorchester, opus 33. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1924.
Geographical fugue, for speaking chorus. New York: Mills Music, 1957.
Third symphony, opus 75. New York: Mills Music, 1957.
Toda, Kunio
Message, for soprano, clarinet and harp. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1976.
Utsubo's monologue (After the dark of night, again the daybreak), from the opera Story of City Kyara . Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Togayev, Anatoly
Chăvash iurrisem (Tri massovykh chuvashskikh pesni) [1-voice and 2-voice chorus, unacc.]. Moscow: Ogiz Muzgiz, 1934.
Torjussen, Trygve
Arktisk suite, op. 66 [piano]. Oslo: Norsk Musikforlag, n.d.
Touma, Habib
Rhapsodie orientale [2 flutes and oriental drum]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1958.
Samai, for oboe and piano. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1961.
Suite Arabe [piano]. Tel-Aviv: Israeli Music Publications, 1961.
Trailin, S.
Vse, vse kak bylo pri tebie. Romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Muzykal'nyĭ Magazin "Sievernaia Lira", 1900.
Two piano sonatas [op. 8].
Tsubonoh, Katsuhiro
The statue of III for ordchestra. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Tulikov, Serafim
Moguchiĭ Dnepr [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1947.
Tyrwhitt, Gerald
Trois petites marches funèbres (Three little funeral marches) [piano]. London: J. & W. Chester, 1917.
Umr-Shat, Vagan
Poėma o Staline [for mixed chorus]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
Les bijoux de Boston. Dédiés à Madame Abbott Lawrence, par les demoiselles d'outremer [piano]. Boston: W. H. Oakes, [1843].
Preludio (op. 49, 56, and 67) [piano].
Creation - Prologue, for two mixed choruses and electronic accompaniment. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1961.
Missa brevis, for mixed chorus, soprano solo and brass ensemble. Hillsdale, N.Y.: Mobart Music Publications, 1978.
Vainberg, Moisei
Pervaia simfoniia (First symphony), op. 10. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1972.
Valcárcel, Theodoro
Estampas del ballet Suray-Surita , para piano solo. Paris: A la Flûte de Pan, 1939.
Kachampa (Danza del combate), para piano. Montevideo: Editorial Cooperativa Interamericana de Compositores, 1944.
Gavotte and musette [piano]. Drammen, Norway: Harald Lyche & Co.s Musikkforlag, 1948.
Prelude, op. 29, no. 2 [piano]. Drammen, Norway: Harald Lyche & Co.s Musikkforlag, 1948.
Vier Klavierstücke, op. 22. Olso: Norsk Musikforlag, n.d.
Vocal works [voice and piano].
Density 21.5, for flute solo.
Un grand sommeil noir [voice and piano]. Paris: B. Roudanez, n.d.
Ionisation [for 13 percussion players].
Ionisation, for percussion ensemble of 13 players. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1958.
Vasiliev-Buglay, Dmitri
Velichaem my vozhdia [mixed chorus, unaccompanied]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1949.
Fantasia (quasi variazione) on the 'Old 104th ' psalm tune, for pianoforte solo accompanied by chorus and orchestra. London: Oxford University Press, 1950.
Vavich, M. I.
Grust' i toska. Romans [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Isdatel'stvo Muzykal'nyĭ Sektor, 1929.
Stalinstan, for chorus with piano acc.
Stalinstan, op. 19 [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1934.
Verneuil, Raoul de
La boa. Danza no. 3, para piano. Paris: A la Flûte de Pan, 1935.
étude no. 1 para piano. Landsrhaft [sic]. Paris: A la Flûte de Pan, 1935.
El puma. Danza no. 2, para piano. Paris: A la Flûte de Pan, 1935.
7 miniaturas (sobre temas brasileiros) [piano]. São Paulo: L. G. Miranda, n.d.
Acalanto, para piano. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., n.d.
Dansa de negros, op. 2, no. 1, para piano. Rio de Janeiro: Carlos Wehrs & Cia., 1926.
Sem-fim. Modinha [voice and piano]. [Brazil?]: [s.n.], n.d.
Tanguinho (Peças infantis no. 3) [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1923.
Toada no. 3 [voice and piano]. São Paulo: L. G. Miranda, 1931.
Toada (Peças infantis no. 4) [piano]. São Paulo: G. Ricordi & C., 1933.
Vielgorsky, M. Iu.
Byvalo [voice and piano]. [S.l.]: Edition Academique, n.d.
Adeus êma. Desafio [voice and piano]. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1930.
Alnilam (no. 2 from "The three Maries") [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1941.
Alnitah (no. 1 from "The three Maries") [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1941.
Bachianas brasileiras no. 4, para piano solo. Rio de Janeiro: Casa Arthur Napoleão, 1941.
Caixinha de musica quebrada [piano]. [São Paulo]: [s.n.], n.d.
Canção da folha morta (Serésta, no. 3) [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
Chôros (no. 4) pour trois cors et un trombone. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1928.
Chôros (no. 5) ('Alma brasileira') [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Guilherme Fontainha, n.d.
Ciclo brasileiro, para piano solo. Rio de Janeiro: Casa Arthur Napoleão, 1940-1941.
Dois preludios, para violão. [Rio de Janeiro]: Edição "Musica Viva", 1941.
Duo for violin and viola. New York: Mercury Music Corp., 1947.
O gato e o rato (Das fabulas caracteristicas, no. 3) [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia. (Casa A. Napoleão), n.d.
Historiêtas (Historiettes) [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: [Casa Arthur Napoleão], 1920.
A lenda do caboclo [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia. (Casa A. Napoleão), n.d.
Melodia da montanha (Serra da piedade de bello horizonte) [piano].
Mintika. No. 3 from "The three Maries" [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1941.
A moda da carranquinha... (Brinquedo de roda, no. 2) [piano]. São Paulo: Irmãos Vitale, 1940.
Moreninha. A boneca de massa. (no. 2 from "A próle do bébé, no. 1") [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
New York sky-line [piano].
Première sonate-fantaisie (Désespérance), pour piano et violon. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1929.
A próle do bébé, no. 2. Os bichinhos (Baby's family, second series. The little animals) [piano]. Paris: Editions Max Eschig, 1927.
Redondilha (Serésta, no. 11) [voice and piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
String quartet no. 6. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1948.
Suite pour chant et violon. Paris: Max Eschig & Cie, 1925.
Sul America [piano]. Rio de Janeiro: Sampaio Araujo & Cia., n.d.
The Benjamin Franklin suite, for string orchestra and obbligato. [S.l.]: John Vincent, 1963.
Mary at Calvary, for solo soprano, mixed chorus and organ. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1976.
Primeval void. Opera buffa in one act. Hollywood, Calif.: Curlew Music Publishers, 1973.
Symphonic poem after Descartes. New York: Mills Music, 1960.
Full score (miniature), inscribed by Vincent.
Symphony no. 2 (Consort), for piano and string orchestra. [S.l.]: [s.n.], 1976.
Vlasov, Vladimir (arranger)
Dve Kirgizskie pesni, dlia deteĭ [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Volkov, Viacheslav
Sem' russkikh narodnykh pesen [voice(s) with piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Isdatel'stvo, 1947.
Noční nálady, op. 36 [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1943.
Sonata, op. 7 [piano]. Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1921.
Liubov' [voice and piano]. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1902.
Ty moe utro [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Iulīĭ Genrikh Tsimmerman, 1899.
Here they come! [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
A mystery [piano]. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Sonata for violin and piano. New York: G. Schirmer, 1928.
String quartet no. III. New York: G. Schirmer, 1940.
Wagner, Joseph Frederick
David Jazz. A jazz epic for men's voices and piano. Boston: R. D. Row Music, 1933.
Four miniatures, for piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1959.
Music of the sea, for string orchestra. Hollywood, Calif.: Robert B. Brown Music Co., 1964.
Panorama (Symphonic episodes from the ballet Hudson River Legend), for orchestra. Hollywood, Calif.: Robert B. Brown Music Co., 1964.
Pastoral Costarricense (Costa Rican pastoral), for chamber orchestra. Hollywood, Calif.: Robert B. Brown Music Co., 1964.
Radio City snapshots. A very short tour for very busy people [piano]. New York: Mills Music, 1947.
Sonata in B minor, for piano. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., 1957.
Sonata no. 2 for violin and piano. New York: Mills Music, 1954.
Sonatina lyric, [for] violin and pianoforte. Boston: R. D. Row Music Co., 1936.
Speak gently [voice and piano]. Boston: Oliver Ditson, 1846.
Watanabe, Urato
Suite "Tsugaru" [orchestra]. Tokyo: Japan Federation of Composers, 1980.
Dance, for unaccompanied cello.
Five bagatelles, for piano.
Sonata da camera, for violin and piano. [S.l.]: Boosey & Hawkes, 1954.
Webern, Anton
Geistlicher Volkstext [voice, violin, clarinet and bass clarinet].
Vier Stücke für Geige und Klavier, op. 7. Vienna: Universal-Edition, 1950.
Weinberger, Jaromír
Shvanda polka. [S.l.]: Associated Music Publishers, 1929.
American life. Scherzoso jazzoso for large orchestra.
Six preludes, for piano [nos. 1-2, 6, 9, 11-12].
Sonata for flute and viola.
Six pieces for solo voice.
White, Paul
Five miniatures for piano, op. 7. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co., 1932.
The drowsy shepherdess. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Pixie frolic. New York: Carl Fischer, 1936.
Diez canciones con acompañamiento de piano, op. 22 and 42. Buenos Aires: Gurina y Cía., n.d.
En la pampa, op. 76 [piano]. Buenos Aires: Gurina y Cía., n.d.
Milongas (Aires de la pampa), op. 63 [piano]. Buenos Aires: Gurina & Cía., n.d.
Poema de la selva primaveral, op. 93 [piano]. Buenos Aires: Gurina & Cía., 1937.
El rancho abandonado, op. 32, no. 4 [piano]. Buenos Aires: "La Quena" Casa de Música, 1943.
Vidalita (En el estilo popular argentino), op. 45, no. 3 [voice and piano]. Buenos Aires: Gurina & Cía., n.d.
Suite I, for prepared piano. New York: C. F. Peters Corp., 1963.
Passacaglia, for piano solo.
Sonata for violin and piano. New York: McGinnis & Marx, 1955.
Woytowicz, Bolesław
10 etiud na fortepian (Ten studies for piano). Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1961.
Wrangel, Baron Vasili see: Vrangel, Baron Vasili
Composition pour quatuor à cordes dans l'échelle de quarts de ton, op. 43 [string quartet]. Bonn: M. P. Belaieff, 1970.
Domain, for solo-flute. Tokyo: Schott Japan, 1979.
My blue sky, no. 3, for solo-violin (1977). Tokyo: Schott Japan, 1979.
Projection, for string quartet. Tokyo: Zen-On Music Co., 1978.
Territory, for marimba, flute, clarinet, percussion, and double bass. Tokyo: Japan Federation of composers, 1977.
TIME of orchestral time [orchestra]. Tokyo: Zen-On Music Co., 1977.
Yudin, Mikhail A. see: Rudolf, Leopold M.
Yurovsky, Vladimir
Duma pro opanasa. Opera. Izbrannye arii i pesni [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Zakharov, Vladimir see: Multi-Composer Collections: 20 russkikh narodnykh pesen.
The New Yorker, for unaccompanied violin. [S.l.]: American Composers Guild, 1948.
Zharkovsky, Evgeni
Marsh futbolistov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Spoëm, pilot! [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Zhdanov, Sergei
Stalinskaia urozhaĭnaia [voice and chorus with piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
24 preliudii [piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1934.
Duėt Aleksandriny i Andreia iz opery Imeniny [voices and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1934.
Kolybel'naia pesnia iz opery Kamarinskiĭ muzhik [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1933.
Monolog Bolotnikova iz opery Kamarinskiĭ muzhik [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1933.
Romans Andreia iz opery Imeniny [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Triton, 1934.
Zilber, A.
Tuchka i podsolnukh [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1948.
Ziloti, S. I. (arranger)
Kogda my vstrietilis' s toboiu. Novaia tsyganskaia piesnia [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: Nikolaĭ Khrist. Davingof, 1888.
Zubov, N. V.
Snova so mnoiu ty! Romans [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: N. Kh. Davingof, 1901.
Zhazhdu svidan'ia, zhazhdu lobzaniia. Tsyganskīĭ val's [voice and piano]. Saint Petersburg: K. Leopasa, 1898.
Multi-Composer Collections
20 russkikh narodnykh pesen [voice(s)]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1936.
357 songs we love to sing. Songs for every purpose and occasion for home, school and assembly use. Minneapolis: Schmitt, Hall & McCreary, 1938.
A. Pushkin v romansakh i pesniakh sovetskikh kompozitorov [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
American composers of today. 23 piano pieces imparting appreciation of contemporary music. New York: Marks Music Corp., 1965.
Antifashistskie pesni [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Antologia pianistica di autori italiani contemporanei, v. 1. Milan: Edizioni Suvini-Zerboni, 1944.
Antologia pianistica di autori italiani contemporanei, v. 2. Milan: Edizioni Suvini-Zerboni, 1944.
Arii i khory iz oper sovetskikh kompozitorov [voice or chorus and piano].
Boletin latino americano de musica 1. Suplemento musical. Montevideo: Instituto de Estudios Superiores del Uruguay, 1935 (April).
Boletin latino-americano de musica 3. Suplemento musical. Montevideo: Instituto de Estudios Superiores, Montevideo, 1937 (April).
Boletín latino-americano de música 4. Suplemento musical. Bogota: Instituto de Estudios Superiores, Montevideo, 1938 (Oct.).
Boletín latino-americano de música 5. Suplemento musical. Montevideo: Instituto Interamericano de Musicología, Montevideo, 1941 (Oct.).
Carlo Buti song album of continental hits [voice and piano]. New York: Alfred Music Co., 1937.
Chantons les vieilles chansons d'Europe. 232 chansons populaires des divers peuples. Paris: Les éditions OuvriÈres, 1946.
Children's piano pieces, by Soviet composers. New York: Leeds Music Corp., 1946.
Collection Espagnole (ColecciÓn de obras españolas e iberoamericanas), from Albéniz to Villa-Lobos, for piano solo. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1941.
Contemporary American piano music. New York: Edwin H. Morris & Co., 1956.
Dēmotika tragoudia Ēpeirou kai Mōrēa, se vyzantinē kai Eurōpaïkē parasēmantikē [melodies with words]. Athens: Ch. Synodinou, 1950.
Deset skladeb, por housle a klavír (10 Czech pieces for violin and piano). Prague: Hudební Matice Umělecké Besedy, 1947.
Fifty-one piano pieces from the modern repertoire. New York: G. Schirmer, 1940.
Fifty-nine piano solos you like to play. New York: G. Schirmer, 1936.
The golden book of favorite songs. A treasury of the best songs of our people. Chicago: Hall & McCreary Co., [1946].
Historical revolutionary songs [melodies with words]. Peking: Foreign Languages Press, 1971.
Izbrannye pesni sovetskikh kompozitorov.[voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1937.
John W. Schaum presents American composers of the twentieth century [piano]. Milwaukee: Schaum Publications, 1969.
Jugoslawisches album (Jugoslavenski album) [piano]. [Vienna]: Universal-Edition, 1935.
Katalonskie narodnye pesni (Cançoner popular de Catalunya) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1939.
Krest'ianskīia piesni, zapisannyia v S. Nikolaevkie, menzelinskago uiezda, ufimskoĭ gubernīi, N. Pal'chikovym. Moscow: P. Iurgenson, 1896.
Latin-American art music for the piano, by twelve contemporary composers. New York: G. Schirmer, 1942.
Masterpieces of contemporary Japanese music 1959. Tokyo: Ongaku-no-Tomo Sha, 1959.
Masterpieces of contemporary Japanese music 1960. Tokyo: Ongaku-no-Tomo Sha, 1960.
[Miscellaneous opera excerpts (voice/chorus and piano), 1870s-1890s: compilation (inc. and annotated)]
[Miscellaneous piano pieces and songs (a few), dedicated to various lofty personages (mostly Russian) of the first decades of the 19th century (the Grand Duke Nicholas [later Czar Nicholas I]; wife of Alexander I) and often performed in celebration of lofty moments in their lives]
[Miscellaneous salon piano pieces from the 1850s: compilation (inc., p. 61-131, annotated)]
[Miscellaneous songs (one or more voices and piano), 1870s-1890s: compilation (inc., annotated)]
[Miscellaneous songs (one or more voices and piano), ca.1870-1910: compilation, 321 leaves (annotated)]
Musica folklorica de Costa Rica. Seleccion de lo publicado en los tres primeros folletos con algunos agregados [piano solo or piano and voice]. San José: Danzuni, n.d.
Musica popular cubana. 80 composiciones revisadas y corregidas ... por Emilio Grenet [ed.] [voice(s) and piano; some piano solo]. Havana: Carasa y Cía (printer), 1939.
Musik der Zeit. Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Werke, [v.] 2 [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, [1927].
Musik der Zeit. Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Werke, [v.] 3 [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, [1927].
Musik der Zeit. Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Werke, [v.] 4 [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, [1927].
Musik der Zeit. Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Werke, [v.] 5 [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, [1927].
Musik der Zeit. Eine Sammlung zeitgenössischer Werke, [v.] 6 [piano]. Vienna: Universal-Edition, [1927].
Muzykal'naia literatura dlia khoreograficheskikh uchilishch ([v.] 1) [piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1963.
My po[ė]m (We sing). Sbornik pesen [voice and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1938.
Narodnye pesni o Staline [voice(s) or chorus, with and without piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1949.
Das neue Klavierbuch. Eine Sammlung von Klavierstücken zeitgenössischer Komponisten, bd. 1. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1948.
Das neue Klavierbuch. Eine Sammlung von Klavierstücken zeitgenössischer Komponisten, bd. 2. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1948.
Neue musik sammlung (Nouvelle collection de musique) [v. 1] [piano]. Berlin: Russischer Musikverlag, 1911.
Novye pesni. Kino, ėstrada, teatr, radio, [issue] 8 [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1962.
Opernye novinki [voice or chorus and piano].
Pasaremos! Canciones de guerra (Ispanskie revoliutsionnye pesni) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Pesni druzeĭ [voice or chorus and piano].
Pesni (Kompozitory Leningrada) [voice (chorus) and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1943.
Pesni molodezhi (k 40-letiiu Leninskogo Komsomola) [voice or chorus and piano].
Pesni radio i kino, [issue] 17 [voice or chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1960.
Pesni radio i kino, [issue] 24 [voice or chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1961.
Pesni radio i kino, [issue] 26 [voice or chorus and piano]. [Moscow]: Muzgiz, 1962.
Pesni (Songs) (Red Army Song and Dance Ensemble of the U.S.S.R.) [voice(s) and piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1939.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Aleksandr Zharov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Alekseĭ Fat'ianov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Alekseĭ Surkov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Anatoliĭ Sofronov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Evgeniĭ Dolmatovskiĭ [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Lev Oshanin [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Mikhail Isakovskiĭ [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Pesni sovetskikh poėtov: Sergeĭ Alymov [voice or chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
P'esy, dlia klarneta i fortepiano. Leningrad: Muzyka, 1980.
Piano music of New Russia. Selected piano compositions by contemporary composers of the U.S.S.R. New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corp., [1943].
Piat' p'es, dlia fleĭty [flute]. Leningrad: Muzyka, 1964.
Proletarskie pesni SSSR (Revolutionary and proletarian songs of USSR) [chorus and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1932.
Revolutionary songs of China [melodies with words]. Peking: Foreign Languages Press, n.d.
Romansy i pesni sovetskikh kompozitorov na teksty Lermontova [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1941.
Russkaia starinnaia fortepiannaia muzyka [piano]. Moscow: Muzgiz, 1946.
Russkie romansy i pesni. Sbornik [voice and accordian or guitar or piano]. Moscow: Sovetskaia Rossiia, 1959.
Sbornik starinnykh russkikh romansov [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1948.
Sovetskaia operetta [voice or chorus and piano].
Sovremennaia fortepiannaia miniatiura (Modern piano miniatures), 2nd issue. [Leningrad]: Sovetskiĭ Kompozitor, 1984.
Starinnye romansy na stikhi A. S. Pushkina [voice and piano]. Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo, 1949.
The symphonies of Haydn, Schubert and Mozart in score. New York: Bonanza Books, 1936.
Tanzrhythmen im neuen Stil. Zehn moderne Klavier-soli. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhne, 1935.
Tri voennye pesni respublikanskoĭ ispanii (Tres canciones de guerra) [voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1939.
Tvorchestvo iunykh kompozitorov. Sbornik proizvedeniĭ sovetskikh deteĭ. [solo piano; piano 4-hands; violin and piano; voice and piano]. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe Izdatel'stvo "Iskusstvo", 1938.
Tvorchestvo molodezhi [voice or chorus and piano].
[Unidentified]. Saint Petersburg: N. Kh. Davingof, n.d.
Workers song book [no. 1] [voice(s) with or without piano]. New York: Workers Music League, 1934.
Workers song book no. 2 [voice(s) with or without piano]. New York: Workers Music League, 1935.
Scrapbooks, 1923-1980
Scrapbooks organized and/or amassed by Slonimsky.
[Reviews of N.S., 1929-33 ("The four star show man's scrapbook for our advertising, publicity and exploitation.")]
[Programs, N.S., 1926-36]
[Boston Evening Transcript, articles by N.S. 1928-37]
[Latin American Tour, 1941-42]
[Music Since 1900, reviews]
[Christian Science Monitor and other N.S. articles]
[South American clippings 1938]
[N.S. articles 1949-59]
[Reviews of N.S. Books: Music of Latin America; The Road to Music; A Thing or Two about Music; Bakers (4th ed.); Lexicon of Musical Invective]
[Clippings, 1923-27]
[Clippings, 1931-32]
[Clippings, 1932-33]
[Program notes, 1967-69]
[Photographs: conferral of honorary degree to N.S., Pepperdine University, 1977]
Iconography, 1894-1995
Assorted illustrations and artwork including photographs (people and subjects), drawings and artwork, and miscellaneous.
Photographs--People
Slonimsky Family
Epstein, Yodel
Slonimsky, Alexander
Slonimsky, Alexander and family
Slonimsky, Alexander and Lida
Slonimsky, Alexander and Semen Lensky
Slonimsky, Alexander and Vladimir
Slonimsky, Mr. and Mrs. Antoni
Slonimsky, Electra
Slonimsky, Faina
Slonimsky, L. Z. (Kiev 1870)
Slonimsky, Lida
Slonimsky, Lida and Vladimir
Slonimsky, Mikhail and "Dubia"
Slonimsky, Nicolas and Electra
Slonimsky, Nicolas and Hans Heinsheimer[?]
Slonimsky, Nicolas and Yefim Bronfman
Slonimsky, Nicolas and others
Slonimsky, Nicolas and unidentified
Slonimsky, Raya
Slonimsky, Vladimir
Teri and Mara
Mara
[Unidentified relative?]
Others
Akses, Necil Kåzim
Albeniz, Isaac
Arne, Thomas
Auber, Daniel
Bach, Johann Sebastian (skull)
Barrios, Angel
Barth, Hans and George Gershwin
Becker, John
Beethoven, Ludwig van (skull)
Beethoven, Ludwig van (with F. Liszt)
Bonnazzi, Elaine
Brahms, Johannes (death bed)
Burton, John
Carrillo, Julian
Casals, Pablo and Albert Schweitzer
Casella, Alfredo (with Ottorino Respighi)
Christou, Jani (and with Robert Graves)
Copley, Michael (with Dag Ingram)
Cras, Jean
Cross, Gregory and Karen (children of Lowell Cross)
Cui, Cesar
D'Albert, Eugène
Eshpai, Yakov
Fere, Vladimir
Gabrilowitsch, Ossip
Gailhard, Pierre
Gaubert, Philippe
Gounod, Charles See also: Photographs--People BOX 352
Grétry, André
Guba, V[ladimir] (with Igor Blazhkov, L. Grabovski, and [V.] Silvestrov)
Haba, Alois
Hartmann [Gartman], V[ictor]
Kassyanik, Uri (Yuri)
Khachaturian, Aram (and with Nina Makarova and with others)
Kochanski, Paul
Kraft, V.
Krein, Alexander
Lambre, Guillaume
Leschetizky, Theodor
Machavariani, Alexei (and with Dmitri Shostakovich)
Malipiero, Francesco
Malko, Nicolai (and with Sergei Prokofiev)
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
Miaskovsky, Nicolas
Nestor, Gregg
Nikisch, Arthur
Orear, Lucinda
Paër, Ferdinando
Papaïoannou, Yannis
Piccini, Nicolai
Porrino, Ennio
Ropartz, Guy
Rukavishnikov, N. K.
Sad, F.
Salmond, Felix
Shneerson, Grigori (with Ernst and Irina Bush)
Sullivan, Arthur
Tchaikovsky, Piotr (and with Apukhtin, with [Joseph] Kotek, and with A. Siloti)
Thomas, Ambroise see: Photographs--People BOX 352
Tocchi, Gian-Luca
Verdi, Giuseppe See also: Photographs--People BOX 352
Verzhbilovich, A.
Volkov, Solomon
Zecchi, Carlo
Miscellaneous and Oversize
Photographs--Subjects
Bulgarian buildings
Dance map of Latin America
DAVID, Ferdinand: commemorative plaque
Immaculate Conception Church, Boston, Mass.
Latin dancing
Music: printed and manuscript
Music related
Natural sound workshop
Non-music related
Pepperdine University, conferral of honorary degree to N.S. see: SCRAPBOOKS BOX 347
Photographic negatives
Piano drowning See also: Photographs--Subject--Miscellaneous BOX 352
Slonimsky, Vladimir: drawings
Tchaikovsky's house
Miscellaneous
Artwork
Drawing of Isabelle Vengerova; Watercolor
Illustrations (Cartoons, Music, People, Miscellaneous) See also: Artwork--Verdi BOX 352
Oversize items
Miscellany, 1894-1995
Miscellaneous materials.
[Music charts, certificates and diplomas, outsize birthday card, clipping collages, posters, x-rays]
[title pages ex libris N.S. (photocopies)]