Leonard Bernstein Collection
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collection
Leonard Bernstein Collection circa 1900-1994 (bulk 1933-1990)
Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990
Biographical History for: Leonard Bernstein Collection circa 1900-1994 (bulk 1933-1990)
Biographical Sketch 1918, Aug. 25 Born, Lawrence, Massachusetts, first child of Samuel and Jennie Bernstein 1932 First piano recital Began piano studies with Helen Coates 1935 Graduated from Boston Latin Began Freshman year at Harvard University Piano studies with Heinrich Gebhard 1937 First professional appearance as a solo pianist with orchestra Met Aaron Copland, Adolph Green and Dimitri Mitropoulos 1938 Music Editor, Harvard Advocate 1939 Graduated from Harvard cum laude in music Composed and conducted score for The Birds Entered Curtis Institute, Philadelphia Studied conducting under Fritz Reiner Studied piano with Isabelle Vengerova Studied orchestration with Randall Thompson Studied score-reading with Renee Longy Miquelle 1940 Studied conducting under Serge Koussevitzky at Tanglewood 1941 Graduated from Curtis Institute 1942 Published Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Assistant to Koussevitzky at Tanglewood Moved to New York Completed First Symphony, Jeremiah 1943, Nov. 14 Substituted for Bruno Walter at Carnegie Hall concert 1943 Appointed assistant conductor for New York Philharmonic by Artur Rodzinski 1944 First performances of Jeremiah, Fancy Free and On the Town 1945-1947 Music director, New York City Symphony Orchestra 1946 First European conducting appearances in Prague and London Conducted U.S. premiere of Britten's Peter Grimes 1947 First visit to Israel Conducted in France, Belgium and Holland 1948 Conducted concert at Beersheba during War of Independence First appearance as conductor in Munich, Budapest, Vienna, Milan and Rome 1948-1949 Musical advisor, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 1949 Piano soloist in first performance of his Second Symphony, The Age of Anxiety, conducted by Koussevitzky 1950 Premiere of Peter Pan 1951 Appointed head of conducting studies at Tanglewood, following the death of Koussevitzky Married Felicia Montealegre Cohn 1952 First performance of Trouble in Tahiti Daughter Jamie born Artistic director, Festival of Creative Arts, Brandeis University 1953 First performance of Wonderful Town Conducted Medea at La Scala 1954 Scored the film On the Waterfront First performance, in Venice, of Serenade First television appearance on Omnibus 1955 Conducted Symphony of the Air season in New York Son Alexander born First performance of The Lark 1956 Guest conductor, New York Philharmonic Orchestra Premiere of Candide 1957 Premiere of West Side Story Conducted inaugural concert of Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv 1957-1958 Joint principal conductor, New York Philharmonic 1958 Shared Latin-American tour with Dimitri Mitropoulos Conducted first of fourteen seasons of "Young People's Concerts" 1958-1969 Music director, New York Philharmonic 1959 Toured Europe and Soviet Union with New York Philharmonic Published The Joy of Music. New York: Simon and Schuster 1960 Mounted Mahler centenary season with New York Philharmonic 1961 Toured Japan with New York Philharmonic Film version of West Side Story released 1962 Daughter Nina born Conducted inaugural concert at Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center (later Avery Fisher Hall) 1963 First performance of Third Symphony, Kaddish, in Tel Aviv 1964 Sabbatical year from New York Philharmonic Conducted Falstaff at Metropolitan Opera 1965 First performance of Chichester Psalms in New York and Chichester Commenced two-year survey of twentieth-century symphonic music with New York Philharmonic 1966 First engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna State Opera (Falstaff) 1967 Conducted concert on Mount Scopus to mark reunification of Jerusalem Completed Mahler symphony cycle for CBS 1968 Conducted Der Rosenkavalier at Vienna State Opera New York Philharmonic tour of Western Europe and Israel 1969 Named lifetime Laureate Conductor on retirement from music directorship of New York Philharmonic Orchestra 1970 Fund-raising meeting for Black Panthers held at Bernstein's residence Conducted bicentennial production of Beethoven's Fidelio in Vienna 1970-1974 Artistic advisor, Tanglewood 1971 Premiere of Mass, inaugurating the Kennedy Center, Washington Conducted one-thousandth performance with New York Philharmonic 1972 Conducted Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera 1973 Delivered six Charles Eliot Norton lectures, "The Unanswered Question," at Harvard University Conducted for Pope Paul VI at the Vatican 1974 First performance of Dybbuk ballet Led New York Philharmonic on tour of New Zealand, Australia and Japan 1976 Premiere of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Trial separation from his wife 1977 Reconciliation with wife First performance of Songfest 1978, June 16 Felicia Bernstein died 1979 Conducted Berlin Philharmonic in Mahler's Ninth Symphony 1980 First performance of Divertimento Received the Kennedy Center Honor 1981 Premiere of Halil Recorded Tristan und Isolde in Munich 1982 Artistic director, Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute 1983 Premiere of A Quiet Place at Houston Grand Opera 1984 Revised A Quiet Place at La Scala Deutsche Grammophon recording of West Side Story Daughter Jamie married to David Evan Thomas 1985 Journey for Peace at Hiroshima 1986 Bernstein Festival at Barbican Centre, London Inaugurated Schleswig-Holstein Festival First performance of Jubilee Games 1988 First performance of Arias and Barcarolles Four-day seventieth-birthday celebration at Tanglewood 1990 June Inaugurated the Pacific Music Festival in Sapporo, Japan 1990, August 19 Last concert with Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood 1990, October 14 Died at 6:15 p.m. at home in New York
Scope and Content Note The Leonard Bernstein Collection is as exceptional a collection as its namesake would suggest. Bernstein, one of the most prominent figures in twentieth century American classical music, made his impact as a conductor, composer of classical and theater music, and as an educator through his books, conducting students at Tanglewood, and especially his various televised lecture series that helped define the potentials of that medium. Bernstein came to national prominence virtually overnight with his last minute conducting debut with the New York Philharmonic, substituting for Bruno Walter on November 14, 1943. He was twenty-five. Because Bernstein was a national figure from the very beginning of his career, and because his friend and teacher, Helen Coates, became his secretary and "preserver of the flame" beginning in 1944, the Bernstein Collection is not only amazingly complete, but much of it is annotated by Miss Coates to an extraordinary degree. These factors combine to make the Leonard Bernstein Collection one of the most exceptional in the music division in the variety and scope of material it contains. Both the construction of this finding aid and the processing of the collection are considered works in progress. Rather than wait until the entire collection is processed before making it available to researchers--our usual practice--we have decided to make each series available as it is completed. For access to the un-processed materials in the collection, written requests should be addressed to Head, Acquisitions and Processing Section, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington DC 20540-4710. As each series is completed, an introduction to that material will be added at the beginning of the content list to that series. Because much of the music in the Bernstein Collection is being held in New York until new, or, in some cases, initial publications, we have decided that the music will be the last series in the collection to be processed.
series
Correspondence, 1928-1994, undated
The correspondence in the Leonard Bernstein Collection consists of more than 17,500 individual items from over 3,300 individuals or organizations. All material from or relating to a correspondent is housed in its own folder(s) and arranged chronologically. Undated material is filed at the back. Each identifiable correspondent is indexed alphabetically in the finding aid along with the date range and the number of items in the folder(s). Unidentified correspondence is at the end. Most of the correspondence falls between the dates of 1932, the year of Bernstein's engagement of Helen Grace Coates as piano teacher at the age of 14, and 1990, the year of his death. In addition to such standard items as letters, postcards, telegrams, and birthday and greeting cards, the correspondence also contains the occasional photograph, music manuscript, diary, appointment book, script, collection of poems, or art work (e.g., sketches). No attempt was made to indicate all the non-standard items where they occur, but on occasion a parenthetical note will be found regarding such novelties. Most of Bernstein's individual correspondents are filed under their own names. However, some are filed under organizational or business names, or topics, e.g., Candide. These designations pre-date the Library of Congress Music Division's possession of the material. Some letters from prominent individuals were moved from the "fan mail" collection to "correspondence" prior to the presentation of the collection to the Library. A significant amount of the correspondence includes Bernstein's responses to the letters he received. These typically appear in the form of handwritten or typed replies in the margins or on the backs of the letters received by Bernstein. The handwritten responses are either in Bernstein's hand or that of Helen Coates in her capacity as secretary. There is no indication in this finding aid where such responses occur. In some cases, however, Bernstein's actual outgoing letters--either originals, or photocopies--are present, either filed chronologically within the correspondence, or collected separately in their own folder. In both instances, parenthetical notes indicate the filing method (for example, Burton Bernstein, Felicia Bernstein, Helen Coates, Serge Koussevitzky). After Bernstein's death, Charlie Harmon and Harry Kraut contacted people likely to have received letters from Bernstein and requested photocopies of that correspondence. These photocopies are filed at the end of each correspondent's folder. The only clue to the location of these items in the correspondence is found by noting the date spans--as these items were solicited via a letter dated post-1990 (also included)--most date spans which exceed 1990 indicate the presence of photocopied Bernstein correspondence. In addition, the Library included two other sets of material in the Correspondence: over 300 condolence letters sent to Bernstein after the death of his father, referenced under Bernstein, Samuel J.; and over 700 letters, referenced under Coates, Helen, primarily from Bernstein to Coates, but also from various other persons to Coates, from Coates to Bernstein, and from Bernstein to several other persons. In the case of Helen Coates, each of the correspondents found in her file is listed parenthetically following her name in the guide with cross-references listed under the correspondent. For Samuel Bernstein's condolence letters, no cross references are provided. In December 2010, the Leonard Bernstein estate donated over 1800 additional pieces of personal correspondence to the Library of Congress. Though much of this material is intensely personal and had been previously sealed, the family felt that since Bernstein has been dead over twenty years, the research value of the correspondence outweighed most of the privacy concerns. This additional correspondence has been physically added to the end of the series in boxes 60A-J, but the names are arranged alphabetically and interfiled with the previous correspondence in the finding aid. The hundreds of letters from dozens of correspondents include 79 additional letters from Felicia Bernstein, 101 from Shirley Bernstein, 37 from Helen Coates, 39 from Aaron Copland, 150 from David Diamond, 67 from Martha Gellhorn, 15 from Lillian Hellman, and 78 from David Oppenheim. Many other series in the collection contain correspondence. In fact, "Fan Mail" and the "Personal Business Papers" under the Business Papers series are almost entirely correspondence, but even "Photographs" and "Writings" contain a certain amount--although the letters in the former are primarily addressed to members of Bernstein's staff, and letters in the latter include drafts of letters by Bernstein, some of which were never sent, and originals of letters sent by Bernstein (some of which appear to have been retrieved for inclusion in his book Findings.) Bernstein's family and staff were exceptional custodians of the correspondence prior to its coming to the Library and most of the organization and identification of materials was theirs. They have also always been responsive to questions that have come up during the course of our work, especially an attempt to identify as much of the unsigned, illegible, or sans surname signatures as possible. Special gratitude is due to Albert Tucker, who performed most of the work on the correspondence in the collection and prepared the following inventory.
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Aaltonen, Erkki, 1981
Abbado, Claudio, 1963-1990
Abbott, George, 1949-1977, undated
Abbott, George, 1945-1953, undated
Abell, David, 1971-1990, undated
Abelson, Hope, 1959-1967
Abram, Morris B., 1968-1969
Abravanel, Maurice, 1957-1991
Achatz, Dag, 1986
Ackerman, Gloria, 1990
Ackerman, Mona Riklis, 1987
Adam, Claus, 1978
Adams, David S., 1956-1960
Adams, Edie (Edith Adams Kovacs), 1963
Adams, Mrs. Orson, 1958
Adams, Sherman, 1957
Adams, Stanley, 1962-1980
Adler, Clarence, 1962-1963
Adler, Ellen, circa 1940 see also Oppenheim, David
Adler, Hans, 1988
Adler, Kurt (in re), undated
Adler, Kurt Herbert, 1958
Adler, Larry, 1958-1959
Adler, Peter Herman, 1955-1964
Adler, Samuel, 1964
Adler, Stella and Harold Clurman, 1956-1988, undated
Adler, Witiko, 1988
Adonaylo, R., 1970
Agee, James, 1956
Ager, Milton see Alexander, Shana
Agid, Nick, 1990
Ahern, Mary 1958-1990, undated
Ahilea, Eliyahu & Sima, 1948-1955
Aibel, Anthony, 1990
Akre, Carol & Philip, 1989
Alajalov, Constantin, 1979
Albanese, Licia, 1968
Albert, Adrienne & Christopher, 1984-1988
Albert, Eddie, 1957
Alberts, Eunice, 1953-1957
Alcalay, Eugene & family, 1980-1991, undated
Aldaz, José, 1985
Alderking, Seann see Abell, David
Alessandri, Arturo & Nancy, 1986-1989, undated
Alessi, Joe, 1987
Alexander, Carlos, 1982
Alexander, Josef, 1958-1968
Alexander, Shana, 1977-1979
Alford, Hugh, undated
Aliferis, Viola & Jim, 1955-1988
Allen, Betty, 1989-1991
Allen, David, 1948, undated
Allen, Phillip, 1986-1989
Allen, Reginald, 1959
Allers, Franz, 1958-1973, undated
Almeida, Antonio de, 1972-1991
Alpert, Dorothy & Victor, 1956-1991, undated
Alsop, Marin, 1988-1991, undated
Altman, Leonard, 1988-1989
Amano, Kazuko & family, 1949-1990, undated
Amano, Kazuko, 1952
Amanuma, Yuko, 1988-1989
Amberson Enterprises, 1987, undated
American Center, Paris, 1988
American Symphony Orchestra, 1980
Ames, Alison, 1981-1990
Ames, Evelyn (Evvie), Amyas, & family, 1958-1990, undated see also New York Philharmonic (Amyas)
Ames-Proust, M., 1988
Ammons, Lila, 1986-1988
Ampthill, Geoffrey, 1989
Amram, David, 1962-1991, undated
Amurri, Franco, 1988, undated
Amurri, Franco, 1981-1993, undated
Ančerl, Karel, 1971
Anderson, Bruce see Dallapiccola, Luigi
Anderson, Marian, 1989
Anderson, William G., 1964-1989
Androsch, Hannes, 1984-1990
Andry, Peter E., 1988
Andryszewski, Tricia & Richard, 1989
Angel/EMI Records, 1988-1991
Angyan, Thomas, 1988-1990
Anon, Judith, 1990
Anselmo, Andy, 1989
Anshen, Ruth Nanda, 1946
Antheil, George, 1946-1959
Antonelli, Amy, 1988-1989
Antonini, Ferdinando, 1982-1989, undated
Antoniou, Theodore & Susan, 1979-1988, undated see also Schuller, Gunther
APEX see Chalkley, Eric
Apsey, Jean & Lawrence, 1989
Apt, Joan, Jerry & family, 1968-1990
Arbuckle, Robert, undated
Archer, Violet, 1958
Ardoin, John, 1973-1987
Arlen, Harold, 1955-1957
Armacost, Michael, 1990
Armistead, Adelina, 1961
Armstrong, Herbert W., 1984
Armstrong, Louis, 1959
Arnell, Richard, 1958-1960
Arnold, Maxine, 1963
Arnold, Richard, 1988
Aronoff, Ellie, 1988
Aróstegui, Paz Davila, 1982
Arrau, Claudio, 1966-1991
Arthur, Gavin, 1957
Asbury, Stefan, 1990
Ascalon, Adir (in re) see Rangel, Maria
ASCAP, 1987 see also Adams, Stanley
Aschmann, Charles, Jr., 1985
Ashby, Rosemary, 1987-1989
Asimov, Isaac, 1985
Aslan, Benjamin, 1952
Aspe Ansa, María-Carmen, 1988
Aspen Music Festival, 1988
Astier, Geoffroy d', 1975-1988
Astorga, Nora, 1987
Atkinson, Brooks, 1957
Atlas, Dalia, 1989-1991
Atlas, Helen, 1987
Aubrey, James T., Jr., 1960-1963
Augér, Arleen, 1990
August, Amadeus, 1985
Austin, J. Paul, 1976
Austin, Larry, 1962-1965
Autori, Franco, 1957-1984
Avakian, Anahid & George, 1959
Avedon, Richard & Evie, 1957-1984, undated
Avidom, Menahem, 1958
Aviram, Jack, 1988
Avitahl, Theodor, 1962
Avshalomov, Daniel, 1988
Avshalomov, Jacob, 1957-1958
Ax, Emanuel, 1963
Axelrod, Joan & George, 1988
Ayers, Shirley, 1957
Babcock, David, 1973
Babcock, Jeffrey N., 1989
Babin, Victor, 1959
Bacall, Lauren (Betty), 1980-1990, undated
Bacall, Lauren, circa 1954-1955
Bach, John, 1989
Bachauer, Gina, 1959
Bachman, David, 1986-1990
Bachrach, Richard, 1990
Bacon, Ernst, 1958-1989, undated
Badea, Christian, undated
Badinski, Nikolai, 1989
Bagot, N., undated
Baier, Robert, 1981-1985
Bailey, Barbara & Buster, 1988
Baker, Charles, 1956-1958
Baker, Dame Janet, 1991
Baker, Julius, 1984
Baker, Walter, 1959, undated
Balatsch, Norbert, 1968
Baldwin, Roger, 1977
Baldwin Piano & Organ Company, 1989
Bales, Richard, 1951
Baley, Genny, 1958
Ball, Bill & Arlene see Brooks, Jean
Ballantine, Edward, 1950
Balliett, Whitney, 1955
Balsam, Richard & family, 1989-1990
Balser, Janet, 1973
Bamberger, Lotte, 1988
Banat, Gabriel & Diana, 1988
Bannister, Harry, 1946
Banzhaf, Alexander & Helga, 1979-1987
Bar-Illan, David, 1964-1966
Bar-Natan, Edith, 1988
Barak, Mendel, 1982
Barbash, Shepard, 1980
Barber, Samuel, 1941-1968, undated
Barbirolli, John, Sir, 1957-1971
Barenboim, Daniel (in re), 1953-1991 see also Barbirolli, John, Sir
Barette, James see Conrad, Doda
Barker, Charles, 1985, undated
Barker, Tallis, 1988-1990
Barkin, Ben, 1963-1991
Barley, Matthew, 1986-1989
Barlow, Samuel, 1950
Barnell, Ron, 1986-1988
Barnes, Christopher, 1988, undated
Barnes, Christopher, 1980-1982
Barnett, Michael, 1988
Barrett, Michael, Julia (mother) & Leslie (Tomkins), 1982-1990, undated
Barrett, Michael, 1983
Barris, Raymond, 1988
Barron, Sally & Paul, 1955
Barschel, Uwe, 1986-1988
Bartelstone, Herbert & Billie, 1958-1960
Barth, Adrienne & Alan, 1978-1990
Baryshnikov, Mikhail, 1988-1989
Barzun, Jacques, 1965-1966
Bass, Robert, 1987
Batchelder, Fred, 1970
Bates, Daniel, undated
Batscha, Robert M., 1985-1990
Battin, Madeleine, 1988
Battistoni, Gianni, 1988-1991
Battles, John, circa 1944-1945
Baudinet, Jean-Marie, 1977-1987, undated
Baudinet, Jean-Marie, 1977-1989, undated
Baudrier, Jacqueline see Radio France
Bauer-Mengelberg, Stefan, 1954-1962
Bauer Productions, 1969
Baum, Morton, 1957
Baume, Emile, 1961 see also Milhaud, Darius
Baumel, Herbert & Joan, 1948-1985
Baumgaertner, Alain & Eva, 1981, undated
Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till, 1970-1991
Baumgartner, Andreas, 1987-1989, undated
Baumgartner, Andreas, 1980-1988, undated
Bautzer, Greg, 1955
Baxtresser, Jeanne, 1989
Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste, 1988
Bayerischer Rundfunk (& Symphony Orchestra), 1981-1988
Bayless, John, 1981-1989
Bean, Betty Randolph, 1985
Bean, Gweneth, 1985-1988, undated
Beatrix & Claus, Queen & Prince of the Netherlands, 1988
Beaty, Jerry, 1957
Bechstein, Carl (Pianofortefabrik), 1984
Beck, Morris, 1952
Beck, Richard, 1972, undated
Becker, Eugene, 1989
Becker, John, 1958-1986
Becker, Ralph E., 1960-1989
Bedeth, Jean, 1957
Beeson, Jack, 1959-1982
Beglarian, Grant, 1959
Behrendt, Aceituna, 1983
Bein, Johanan, 1990
Béique, Pierre, 1988, undated
Belkin, Boris & family, 1988-1989, undated
Bell, Mary Gibson, 1990
Bellamy, Carol, undated
Bellugi, Piero, 1955
Belmont, Mrs. August (Eleanor Robson), 1970
Beloff, Jim, undated
Belt, Byron, undated
Ben-Dor, Gisèle, 1985-1989
Ben-Haim, Miriam, 1986
Ben-Haim, Paul, 1948-1963
Ben-Yaacov, Yissakhar, 1983
Ben-Yossef, Avinoam, 1988
Benedetti, Marco and Ilarie Bentivoglio, 1981
Beneliezer, Arieh, 1948
Benjamin, Edward B., 1970
Bennett, Cyril, 1976
Bennett, Mark, 1988
Bennett, Michael, 1976
Bennett, Richard Rodney, 1968-1975
Bennett, Robert Russell, 1958-1966
Bennett, Stephen, 1981
Benny, Jack, 1960-1963
Benselin, Margaret, undated
Bentzur, Zew, 1988, undated
Berberian, Ara, 1972
Berezowsky, Nicolai, 1951, undated
Berg, Gertrude, 1965
Bergé, Pierre, undated
Bergen, Polly, 1958
Berger, Annette Block see Elkanova, Annette
Berger, Arthur, 1947-1959
Berger, Roland, 1981
Bergius, Caroline & Wolfgang, 1984
Bergman, Alan & Marilyn, 1980
Bergman, Grazyna, 1983-1988, undated
Bergman, Peter, 1948-1950
Bergmann, Peter, 1987
Bergsma, Peter, 1986
Berio, Luciano, 1968-1972, undated
Berkman, Ruth, 1988
Berkowitz, Abraham, 1980
Berkowitz, Freda Pastor, 1988
Berkowitz, Ralph, 1980-1990
Berlin, Isaiah, 1957
Berlin Airlift Memorial, 1988
Berliner, Constance & Milton (Tio) 1957-1977
Berliner Festspiele/Festwochen, 1980-1988
Berlinski, Herman, 1959-1960
Berman, Boris, 1982-1988
Berman, Edgar, 1956
Bernac, Pierre, 1963
Bernardini, Fabrizio, 1985
Berner, Rosalie Leventritt, 1954
Bernheim, Elly, undated
Bernier, Rosamond, circa 1945-1955 see also Russell, John
Bernstein, Alexander, 1959-1983, undated see also Coates, Helen
Bernstein, Burton, 1938-1990, undated see also Bernstein, Ellen and Bernstein, Jane
Bernstein, Burton, 1938-1981, undated
Bernstein, Burton, 1941-1978, undated
Bernstein, Burton, 1950-1960, 1991
Bernstein, Carl, 1984
Bernstein, Dinah, 1946
Bernstein, Ellen, 1964-1989, undated
Bernstein, Felicia, 1947-1977, undated see also Bernstein, Burton (Leonard Bernstein to Burton); Coates, Helen; Fine, Irving; Kaplan, Selma Resnick; and Koussevitzky, Serge (from Leonard Bernstein)
Bernstein, Felicia, 1951-1957, undated
Bernstein, Felicia, 1951-1977, undated
Bernstein, Felicia,
Bernstein, Felicia, 1978
B-Bl
Bo-By
C-Ch
Cl-Cu
D-E
H-J
M-Me
Mi-Mu
N-Q
S-Sh
Si-Su
T-V
X-Z, unidentified
Bernstein, Hans see Byrns, Harold
Bernstein, Jamie, 1957-1990, undated see also Bernstein, Felicia; Bernstein, Jennie; Coates, Helen; and Thomas, Jamie
Bernstein, Jane, 1984
Bernstein, Jennie, 1940-1990, undated see also Coates, Helen (1989)
Bernstein, Jennie, undated
Bernstein, Jennie
Bernstein, Jennie & Samuel, 1940-1968, undated
Bernstein, Jennie, 1946
Bernstein, Jo-Sandra, 1958
Bernstein, Joan L. & Sidney, 1972-1984
Bernstein, Karen, 1987-1989, undated
Bernstein, Leonard, Esq., 1956
Bernstein, Marver see Brandeis University
Bernstein, Michael, undated
Bernstein, Nina, 1966-1990, undated see also Coates, Helen and Bernstein, Felicia (Leonard Bernstein to Felicia)
Bernstein, Nina, 1978-1980
Bernstein, Philip S., 1955
Bernstein, Samuel J., 1939-1989, undated see also Finkelstein, I. A. and Coates, Helen
Bernstein, Samuel J., 1940s-1966
Bernstein, Samuel J., 1969
Bernstein, Samuel J. 1969
Bernstein, Semyon (Simon) & Alexander Shlomovich, 1983, undated
Bernstein, Shirley, 1947-1984, undated
Bernstein, Shirley, circa 1939-1980, undated
Bernstein, Sidney L., 1957-1988
Berrigan, Carol, 1984
Bertermann, Hans-Henner & Monika, 1988
Berto, Antonio, 1989
Bertram, Daniel, undated
Bettinelli, Bruno, 1954
Beversdorf, Thomas, 1958-1961
Beyer, Franz, 1988
Beyers, Scott, 1984
Bezencenet, Ethel Linder, 1968 see also Reiner, Ethel Linder
Bezruchko, Raya, 1988-1989
Biancolli, Louis, 1963-1973
Bigelow, Otis Monroe III, 1945, undated
Biggar, Gordon, 1962
Biggs, E. Power, 1963
Bikel, Theodore & Ofra, 1958
Binder, A. W., 1945
Binder, Erich, 1986-1987
Bing, Rudolf, 1959-1971
Birch, John, 1965
Black, Bennett, 1948
Black, Shirley Temple, 1990
Blackmun, Harry A., 1988
Blake, Eubie, 1983
Blake, Howard, 1957
Blake, Howard, 1942-1949
Blanc, Serge, 1961-1990
Blatt, Ouida, 1946-1990
Blegen, Judith, 1974-1975
Bleich, Charles, 1989
Blicher-Hansen, Ingvar, 1971
Bliss, Arthur, 1946-1966
Blitzstein, Madelin, 1948
Blitzstein, Marc and Josephine (Jo) Blitzstein Davis, 1939-1987, undated
Blitzstein, Marc, 1955
Blitzstein Collection register, 1991
Blixen, Karen, 1959
Bloch, Ernst (in re) see Bloch, Suzanne and Bloch, Marguerite
Bloch, Karola & Ernst, 1971
Bloch, Marguerite, 1961
Bloch, Suzanne, 1945-1990, undated
Block, Annette see Elkanova, Annette
Block, Elizabeth, 1988
Block, Michel, 1963
Blomstedt, Herbert, 1967-1970
Bloom, Julius, 1971
Bloom, Olga Bayrack, 1960
Bloom, Sara Lambert, 1982
Bloom, Stephen, 1990
Bloomfield, Theodore, 1962
Blossom, Laurel, 1985
Blüm, Norbert, 1988
Blum, Pierre-Alain, 1986-1988, undated
Blum, Ralph & Carmel, 1945-1947
Blümel, Susanne, 1987-1989
Blumenthal, Ann, 1988
Blustin, Helen (Smith), 1988
Boa, Matthew, 1989-1990
Boatwright, Helen, 1944
Boatwright, McHenry, 1974
Bock, Emmanuel, 1988
Bock, Helen see Karger, Arthur & Helen
Bock, Norman, 1982
Boesky, Ivan, 1984
Bogardus, Stephen, 1990
Bogart, Humphrey, 1956
Bogianckino, Massimo, 1975
Bogin, Abba & Masako, 1978-1988
Böhm, Karl & Thea, 1960-1981, undated
Bohnert, Herbert G., 1971
Bok, Derek, 1980-1989, undated
Bok, Mary Louise Curtis, 1943 see also Koussevitzky, Serge (to Leonard Bernstein, 1941) and Zimbalist, Efrem
Bokser, Zelman, 1987
Bonaventura, Anthony di, 1961
Bonavera, Alfredo, 1973
Bonazzi, Elaine, 1977-1982
Bonham-Zuckerstein, Dagmar B., 1988-1990
Bookspan, Martin, 1966-1988
Boosey, Ethel, 1987
Boosey & Hawkes, 1987-1990
Borge, Victor, 1989
Borghese, Donatella, 1989
Borghese, Giuseppe, 1984
Bornstein, Daryl, 1985-1990
Borodkin, Mischa, 1988
Bösendorfer, Klavierfabrik A. G., 1981-1991, undated
Bosisio, Franco, 1989
Böttcher, [?], 1973
Bouché, Denise, 1968
Boudin, Leonard, 1988
Boulanger, Nadia & Lili, 1951-1978, undated
Boulez, Pierre, 1967-1991, undated
Bowermaster, Tod, 1985
Bowers, Faubion, 1963-1969
Bowles, Paul, 1937-1977, undated
Brackett, Rona, 1978-1985
Brademas, John & Mary Ellen, 1988-1991
Braden, Joan, 1974
Bradley, Bettye, 1988
Brady, Leslie (Lee), 1960
Braithwaite, Coleridge, 1952
Braly, Kris, 1984
Brand, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar, 1958
Brand, Natan, 1986
Brandauer, Klaus Maria, 1991
Brandeis University, 1970-1990 see also Abram, Morris B.; Farber, Leonard; and Sachar, Abram
Brandenburg, V. S., 1988
Brandon, Henry, 1957
Brandt, Willy, 1977-1988
Brandywyne, Lee, 1955
Brant, Henry, 1960
Braslavsky, Solomon, 1946-1973
Braun, Judith, 1958
Brawley, Robert, 1979
Bray, Byron, 1945-1990
Brearley School, 1980
Breest, Günther, 1988-1991 see also Sony Classical
Brenner, Engelbert (Bert), 1975-1981, undated
Breuer, Marshall, undated
Brico, Antonia, 1946
Brieff, Frank, 1962-1987
Brienza, Adriana Leoni Caracciolo di, 1988
Briey, Aynard de, 1988
Briggs, Mrs. Ellis O., 1988
Brill, Margret, 1977 see also Gomberg, Harold
Brinnin, John Malcolm, 1984-1990, undated
Brisson, Frederick, 1977
Britten, Benjamin, 1941-1988, undated
Brittenham, Mary Ann & Carol, undated
Brociner, Julia, 1972
Brockett, Rona, 1989, undated
Brockman, Thomas, 1958-1959
Brod, Oswald, 1962
Broder, Nathan, 1957
Brodkey, Harold, 1978
Broiles, Mel, 1969
Bronson, Michael, 1972
Brooks, Jean, 1988
Brooks, John Benson, 1972
Brooks, Melissa, 1990
Brophy, Kate, undated
Broude, Alexander, 1962
Brown, Earle, 1963
Brown, Harold, 1945-1961
Brown, Jim, 1981-1982
Brown, Justin, undated
Brown, Peter, 1987
Browne, Robert (a.k.a. Blaine Butler), 1977-1989
Browning, John, 1960-1988
Browning, Kirk, undated
Brubeck, Dave, 1971
Brubeck, Howard, 1959
Bruce, Garnett, 1988-1989
Bruckner-Aradinger, Helen, 1976
Brün, Herbert, 1949-1962
Bruno, Harry, 1959
Brusa, Elisabetta, 1989-1990
Bryer, Joy, 1985
Brynner, Doris, undated
Bucci, Mark, 1960, undated
Buchman, Allan W., 1990
Buchman, Carl, 1986
Buck, Pearl S., 1968
Budapest: Franz Liszt Academy of Music, 1988
Buffington, Ruthie, 1984-1985
Bulger, Ruby, 1988
Bullard, Mike, 1958
Bunche, Ralph J., 1963
Bundy, McGeorge, 1961
Burdick, William, 1964
Burkat, Leonard, 1945-1991
Burke, Kag, 1955
Burns, Stephen, 1988-1989
Bu[redacted], 1980
Burton, Helena, 1988-1989
Burton, Humphrey & family, 1966-1990, undated
Burton, Richard & Susan, 1979, undated
Busby, Gerald, 1980
Bush, George, 1989-1990
Buswell, James Oliver, IV, 1976
Butler, Blaine see Browne, Robert
Butler, Lorna Ann, 1988-1990
Butler, Paul M., 1959
Butterworth, Joan, 1976
Byrd, Don, 1982-1983
Byrd, George, 1981
Byrne, Brendan, 1976
Byrns, Harold, 1968, undated
Byron-Collins, Roger, Sylvie & Alex, 1988
Caballé, Montserrat, 1989
Cacheiro, Candido, 1957
Caduff, Sylvia, 1968-1989
Caen, Herb, 1963
Caesar, Irving, 1944-1961
Cage, John, 1963-1966
Cahill, Christy and Lucier, Reneé, 1988-1989
Cahill, Kevin & Kate, 1979-1989, undated
Cahn, Judah, 1959-1981
Cahn, Sammy, 1990
Caldwell, Chris, 1982
Caldwell, Sarah, 1989-1990
Callahan, Bill, 1958
Callas, Maria, 1957
Callaway, Paul, 1966
Camacho, Antonio Martinez, 1945
Campbell, David, circa 1948
Campbell, Gerald L., 1979
Campbell-Watson, Frank, 1952-1978
Campo, Helen, 1985
Canarina, John, 1960-1988
Candide , 1956
Candido, Jim & Elizabeth, 1989
Cantera, Gigi, 1988
Cantor, Eddie, 1957
Capey, Simon, 1989-1990
Capobianco, Tito & Gigi, 1970
Capra, Frank, 1977
Carabella, John, 1963
Cardas, Margery, Pavel, Emery & Józek, 1986-1990, undated see also Christopher Quartet (Pavel & Józek)
Cardelli, Giovanni, 1962
Cardillo, Pat, 1988
Cardona, Leo, 1958
Carey, Hugh L., 1980
Carey, Michael S., 1973
Carlisle, Kitty see Hart, Kitty Carlisle
Carlson, Claudine, 1981-1982
Carlson, R. Lee, 1984
Carmeli, Boris, 1967
Carmen, Ricardo del, 1990
Carmi, Irad, 1987
Carmichael, William, 1953
Carnegie Hall, 1988
Carno, Zita, 1960
Caronia, Tony see Angel/EMI Records
Carpenter, John Alden, 1958
Carpenter, Lee, 1987, undated
Carpenter, Luther, 1987
Carrillo, Julián, 1959
Carsillo, Jennifer, 1990
Carson, Margaret, 1956-1990
Carter, Artie Mason, 1960
Carter, Elliott C., 1960-1969, undated
Carter, Jimmy & Rosalynn, 1976-1988, undated
Carter, Marie, 1989
Carter, Richard, 1990-1991
Carter, Tom, 1976
Cartier-Bresson, Henri, 1960
Caruthers, Osgood, 1976-1982
Carvalho, Eleazar de, 1953-1985
Casadesus, Robert & Gaby, 1969-1988, undated
Casafuerte, Yvonne de, 1962-1973, undated
Casals, Pablo, 1955-1968
Casaroli, Cardinal Agostino, 1988-1989
Cascarino, Romeo, 1941-1966
Casella, Alfredo see Casella, Yvonne
Casella, Yvonne, 1962
Casey, W. V. E., 1971
Casillo, Irene, 1965
Cassard, Frances, 1945
Cassavetes, John, 1983
Cassel, Marwin S., 1988
Castedo, Carmen & Leopoldo, 1988
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario, 1955-1958
Castillo, Alejandro del, 1973
Castle, Joyce, 1986-1989
Castro, Helena de, 1987
Cathey, Irene see Wiley, Irene
Cathey, Reggie see Wiley, Irene
CBS, 1949-1988 see also Aubrey, James T., Jr.; Frost, Thomas; Oppenheim, David; and Paley, William S.
Ceccato, Aldo & Eliana de Sabata, 1970-1977
Ceder, Paula, 1982
Center for United States-China Arts Exchange, 1990
Cerminaro, John, 1979-1982
Cerutti, Silvio, 1968-1973
Chalendar, Philippe de, 1989
Chalkley, Eric, 1976-1990
Chambers, Jimmy & Marjorie, 1987-1988
Chamis, Flavio, 1983-1990, undated
Channing, Carol, 1956
Chapin, Schuyler & Betty, 1959-1990, undated
Chapin, Theodore, 1985-1989
Chaplin, Saul, 1960-1961, undated
Chapple, Stanley, 1980 see also Rudolf, Gus
Chapro, Myron T., 1960
Chase, Lucia and Oliver Smith, 1957-1980
Chase, Stuart, 1961
Chasins, Abram, 1958-1985
Chávez, Carlos, 1941-1967
Cherrick, Bernard, 1971
Cheshin, Ruth, 1980-1989
Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Orchestral Association), 1988
Chinmoy, Sri, 1977-1990, undated
Chisholm, Bob, 1960
Chodorov, Rachel, 1988
Cholz, Janos, 1988
Chotzinoff, Samuel & Pauline, 1956-1958
Chou, Wen-Chung see Wen-chung, Chou
Choynowski, Marek, 1959-1960, undated
Christ-Janer, Albert, 1956
Christie, Audrey, 1946
Christopher, Dennis, 1983-1988
Christopher Quartet, 1987-1988
Chung, Kyung-Wha, 1964
Chung, Myung-Whun, 1989
Church, F. Forrester, 1984-1988 see also Chapin, Schuyler
Church, Marguerite Stitt, 1961
Church, R. Glenn, 1962
Churchill, Ken, 1989
Ciano, Octavio, 1989, undated
Cioffi, Carmela, 1988
Cipriani, Gene, 1988
Claff, Marion, 1955-1960
Clair, René, 1955
Clairmont, Louise, 1945
Claman, Julian, 1941 see also Claman, Marian & Julian
Claman, Marian & Julian, 1953-1992, undated see also Claman, Julian
Clark, Jenny, 1981
Clark, Tony, 1978
Clemens, Cyril, 1953-1980
Clement, Paul, 1969-1986
Cleva, Fausto, 1961-1964
Cliburn, Van, undated
Clurman, Dick & Shirley, 1971-1991
Clurman, Harold see Adler, Stella
Clurman, Judith, 1989
Coates, Gloria, 1986
Coates, Helen, 1932-1991, undated see also Fine, Irving
Coates, Helen, 1939-1955
Coates, M. A., 1917
Coburn, Marya & Richard, 1989
Cockrell, Thomas, 1989-1990
Coe, John G., 1990
Cohen, Abe, 1979-1989
Cohen, Ady, 1978-1990
Cohen, Alexander, 1978
Cohen, Bernard, 1938-circa 1940
Cohen, Ethel see Cohen, Mrs. Frank
Cohen, Frances see Cohen, I. Bernard
Cohen, Mrs. Frank (Ethel), 1944-1988
Cohen, Gloria, 1988
Cohen, Harriet, 1947, undated
Cohen, Herman, 1960
Cohen, I. Bernard & Frances, 1973-1981, undated
Cohen, M. S., 1990
Cohen, Maurice, 1972
Cohen, Moche, 1985-1990
Cohen, Yves, 1989
Cohn, Arthur, 1963
Cohn, Clemencia (Chita) see Coates, Helen (1957)
Cohn, Madeleine, 1988
Cohn, Madeleine Lecaros, 1978-1989, undated
Coleman, Avron, undated
Coleman, Herbert, 1947
Colnot, Cliff, 1988
Colombo, Ted, circa 1943
Colomines i Puig, Joan, 1984
Comay, Michael, 1965
Comden, Betty, 1943-1990, undated see also Green, Adolph
Comden, Betty, 1940-1955, undated
Comissiona, Sergiu, 1960-1988
Concertgebouw Orchestra, 1986-1988, undated
Conner, Leonard, 1990
Connor, Frank H., 1965
Conrad, Barbara, 1982
Conrad, Doda and Barette, James, 1946-1990, undated
Cook, Barbara, 1986
Cooke, Alistair, 1991
Cooke, Charles, 1969-1970
Cooke, M. Todd, 1975
Cooke, Terence Cardinal, 1973
Coolidge, Dorothy, 1958
Coonradt, R. Mark, 1981-1986, undated
Cooper, Allen R., 1965
Cooper, Brenda Lewis, 1988
Cooper, David S., 1962-1965
Cooper, Mitchell, 1963
Coopersmith, Jon, 1989
Copeland, Kenneth B., 1988
Copland, Aaron, 1938-1988, undated see also Warren, Larry
Copland, Aaron, 1938-1955, undated
Coppola, Francis Ford, 1980
Corea, Chick, 1979
Corelli, Franco & Loretta, 1970
Corigliano, John (Jr.), 1965-1990
Corigliano, John (Sr.) & Rose, 1967-1978
Cornell, Allison, undated
Cornell, Katharine, 1946-1962
Corro, David C., 1990
Corsaro, Frank, 1975, undated
Corte, Michele, undated
Cortese, Valentina, 1988
Corti, Mario, 1946-1950
Cosenza, Glenda, 1984-1985
Cothran, Tom, 1972-1988, undated
Cothran, Tom, 1976
Cothran, Tom, 1974-1981
Cott, Jonathan, 1990
Cott, Ted, 1952
Courcoubetis, Costas & Dora, 1985-1991, undated
Courtney, Alex, 1941-1948, undated
Cousins, Norman, 1962-1983
Coveney, John, 1964-1972
Cowan, Lester & Ann, 1946-1959
Coward, Noel, undated
Cowell, Henry & Sidney Robertson, 1945-1967, undated see also Ives, Charles (Sidney Robertson)
Cowles, Fleur, 1981
Cox, Ainslee, 1976
Cox, Ken, 1989
Cox, Oscar, 1958
Coyne, Marshall B., 1980
Craft, Robert, 1981
Craig, David & Nancy, 1988, undated
Cramer, Bobby, 1988
Cranston, Alan, 1986
Crawford, Cheryl, 1954
Creditor, Bruce, 1968-1991
Creston, Paul, 1961
Cristler, Samuel, 1983
Crossley, Duane, 1946
Crown, Dan & Ellen, 1988
Cugat, Xavier, 1985
Culshaw, John, 1968-1974
Cummings, Nathan & Joanne, 1970, undated
Cunningham, Merce, 1964-1981
Cuomo, Mario, 1988
Curry, John, 1984-1985
Curtin, Phyllis, 1946-1991
Curtis, Edgar, 1968
Curtis Institute of Music (Alumni Association), 1988
Cutner, Sidney see Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario
Czernin, Sophie, 1981-1985
DaCosta, Morton, 1958
Dahl, Ingolf, 1955
Dahlgren, Carl H. P. see List, Eugene
Dale, Clamma, 1983-1988
Daley, Richard, 1960
Dallapiccola, Luigi, 1953-1957
Dalrymple, George & Jean, 1946
D'Amato, Alfonse M., 1989
Damm-Guertler, Helene von, 1985, undated
Daniel, Mrs. Mell see Lederman, Minna
Daniel, Oliver, 1956-1983
Danielpour, Richard & Debra, 1983-1989, undated
Daniels, "B.B.", 1989
Daniels, Eddie, 1986
Daniels, Hans, 1988
Darcel, Jacques, 1990
Darden, Charles, 1988 see also Weaver, William
Darian, Anita, 1984
Daroda, Mirella, 1988-1989
Dassin, Jules, 1988-1991
Dausgaard, Thomas, 1988-1990
Davenport, Pembroke, 1958
David, Hal, 1980
Davidson, Frank, 1967
Davidson, Gordon, 1968-1990, undated
Davidson, Sylvia Marcus, 1948-1981
Davies, Dennis Russell, 1989, undated
Davies, Nicholas (Ned), 1983-1990
Davies, Peter Maxwell, 1983-1991, undated
Davis, [?], 1989
Davis, Angela, 1987-1988
Davis, Bette, 1946-1949
Davis, Bette, 1945-1946, undated
Davis, Christopher (Kit), 1980-1987
Davis, Clive see CBS
Davis, Colin, 1967-1987
Davis, Mrs. Edward
Davis, Emery, 1988
Davis, Frieda & Lenny, 1988
Davis, George & Lenya, 1952
Davis, Ginia, 1957-1958
Davis, Ivan, 1978
Davis, Jane V., 1990
Davis, Josephine Blitzstein (Mrs. Edward) see Blitzstein, Marc
Davis, Meyer, 1959
Davis, Miles, 1988
Davison, Karin, undated
Dawson, Robert, 1981-1988, undated
Day, Katharine B., 1950
Day-Lewis, Tamasin, 1982
De Angelis, Joe, 1957
De Hueck, Paul, 1981-1989, undated
De Koos, Geza & T., 1956-1972
De Lancie, John, 1974
De-Levie, Ari, 1981
De Los Angeles, Victoria, 1980
De Main, John, 1988-1989
De Marky, Paul, 1944
De Mille, Agnes, 1945-1988, undated
De Pasquale, Maria & Joseph, 1988-1989
DePreist, James, 1962-1970
De Sabata, Isabella, 1985
De Sabata, Victor, 1966, undated see also Blitzstein, Marc
Deak, Jon, 1990
DeCelle, Robert, 1991
Dedman, Ann, 1983-1990
Deering, Francis R., 1958
DeGaetano, Robert, 1988
Dehavenon, Anna Lou, 1990
Deiber, Paul-Emile, 1975
Del Ponte, Joseph G., 1985-1989, undated
Del Tredici, David, 1987-1989, undated
Delacôte, Jacques, 1973-1988, undated
Dello Joio, Norman, 1962-1965 see also Ran, Shulamit
Dembinsky, William, 1973
Denisov, Ėdison, 1966-1967
Dennis, Robert J., 1984
Denny, Chris, 1981-1987
Deotto, Romolo, 1984
Detroit: Orchestra Hall; Symphony Orchestra, 1988
Deutsche Grammophon, 1968-1990, undated see also Ames, Alison and Polygram
Devroye, Marilyn, Maurice & family, 1984-1990
Diamand, Peter, 1954-1988, undated
Diamand, Peter, 1955, undated
Diamond, David, 1981-1990
Diamond, David, 1940-1989, undated
Diamond, Irene, 1972-1990, undated
Diamond, Luna, Norman, Monty, Sarah & Alex, 1988
Diazmuñoz, Eduardo, 1983-1988
Dickie, Murray, 1968
Dickson, Harry Ellis, 1955-1988
Dietrich, Marlene, 1966
Digital Equipment Company, 1988
Dillingham, Frank, 1958
Dillon, Bill, 1947
Dillon, Rita, 1987
Dills, Robert, 1988
Dilworth, Bettina, 1985
Dinitz, Simcha, 1978
Dirksen, Wayne, 1973
Dispeker, Thea, 1963-1991
Distler, Jed, 1987
Dives, C., 1963
Dixon, Dean, 1946
Dixon, James see Mitropoulos, Dimitri
Dodd, Christopher, 1980-1988
Dolan, James, 1963
Dolphin Research Center, 1988
Donald, Eve, 1947
Donnellon, Kenneth, 1962
Dorati, Antal, 1971-1981
Dorfmann, Ania, 1957, undated
Dorian, Frederick (Fritz), 1955
Douglass, Dr. & Mrs. Bruce, 1958
Dowling, Robert, 1962
Downes, Edward O. D., 1960-1964
Downes, Olin, 1945-1959, undated
Dragonette, Jessica, 1972
Drake, Alfred, 1970
Dramatists Guild Council, 1979-1980
Drechsler, Dixy, 1988-1989
Drew, David, 1986-1991
Drewnowski, Marek, 1985, undated
Dreyfuss, Hanna, 1946
Drucker, Stanley, 1990
Drumbl, Franz, 1971-1990
Drzic, Tom, 1984
Dubal, David, 1984
Dubin, Judy, undated
Dubinbaum, Gail, 1991
Dubinin, Yuri V., 1988
Dubonnet, Ruth, 1957 see also Styne, Jule
Duek, Levi, 1989
Duek, Levi, 1981-1983
Duerr, Robert, 1981-1988, undated
Dufallo, Richard, 1975-1988
Duffy, John, 1987-1988, undated
Dukakis, Michael, 1988-1989
Duke, Vernon (Dukelsky, Vladimir), 1945-1968
Dulack, Matthius, 1985
Dunaway, Faye, 1986
Dunham, Barrows, 1957-1961
Dunkel, Paul, 1985
Dunn, Charles, 1972
Dunn, Elizabeth, 1988-1990
Dunn, Richard, 1961-1962
Du Pré, Jacqueline, undated
Dupriez, Christian, 1946-1947
Durham, Charlotte Anne, 1956
Dutoit, Charles, 1959-1960, undated
Dwyer, Doriot Anthony, 1971-1991
Earle, Hobart, 1987-1989
Eastburn, David P., 1977
Easum, Jeff, 1990
Eban, Abba, 1953-1988
Eban, Susan see Barenboim, Daniel
Eberhart, Richard, 1952-1962
Ebert, Carl, 1962
Eckerling, Larry, 1983
Eckhardt, Ulrich see Berliner Festspiele/Festwochen
Edeiken, Louise, 1984-1992, undated
Edelson, Israel, 1979-1990
Edman, Irwin, 1950
Edman, Silas, 1962
Edmunds, John see Gauthier, Eva
Edwards, Darryl, 1987-1988
Edwards, Ryan, 1971
Eger, Joseph, 1958-1990
Eggar, David, 1988-1990
Egk, Werner, 1959
Ehrlich, Henry N., 1945
Ehrlich, Jesse, 1958, undated
Ehrlich, Jesse, 1940-1942
Ehrlich, Thomas, 1989
Ehrman, Elizabeth B., 1946-1973, undated
Ehrman, Kenneth, 1938-1991, undated
Ehrman, Kenneth, 1938-1946, undated
Ehrsam, Lorenz, 1989
Eichhorn, Marianne, 1986-1987
Eilers, Joy, 1988-1989
Einem, Gottfried von, 1968
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1960
Eisner, Al, 1939, undated
Eisner, Er[sic], 1944
El Wardani, Nile, 1986-1989 see also Hemingway, J. H. N.
Elgort, Grethe, Arthur & family, 1983-1989
Elias, Al, 1957
Elias, Rosalind, 1977-1988
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain (in re) see Fellowes, Robert
Elkanova, Annette (Annette Block Berger), 1944-1979
Elkind, Samuel W., 1962
Elliott, Zo, 1944-1947
Ellis, E. Ezra, 1982
Ellis, Jeannette, 1989
Ellstein, Abraham, 1956
Elmaleh, Sono & Victor, 1971-1988
Emmanuel, Maurice, 1981
Endler, Franz, 1987, undated
Engel, Judith, 1989
Engel, Lehman, 1953-1978
Engholm, Björn, 1988-1989
Englander, Roger, 1958-1983, undated
Englander, Roger, 1945-1946, undated
Entremont, Philippe, 1983-1988
Epperson, Gordon, 1967
Epstein, David, 1981
Epstein, John, 1978-1989, undated
Epstein, Matthew, 1987, undated see also Ormandy, Eugene
Epstein, Max, 1945-1946
Epstein, Paul, 1975-1989 see also Coates, Helen (1991)
Ernst, Hanna-B., 1979
Erpy, Willard R., 1980
Eschenbach, Christoph, 1974-1990, undated
Eschenbach, Christoph, undated
Eshed, Ilan & Judith, 1989
Eshkol, Levi, 1964
Etherington, Edwin (Ted), 1968
Etler, Alvin, 1960-1962
Evans, Damon, 1988
Evans, Maurice, 1956
Evans, Ross, [?] & Katia, 1956-1962
Everding, August, 1989, undated
Everingham, Carol, 1981, undated
Ewen, David see Rodgers, Richard
Ewers, Petra, 1990
Ewig, Irving M., 1988
Eyges, David, 1981
Eyle, Felix, 1978
Fagan, Ted, 1957-1963
Fairchild, Jacqueline, 1986
Fairfax, Mary, 1988-1989
Fairfield University, 1989
Faison, George, 1976
Falk, Hermann, 1988
Farber, Leonard, 1986-1989
Farberman, Harold, 1958-1983
Farrand, Noel, 1978-1989
Farrell, Eileen, 1971-1989
Farrow, Norman, 1959
Fassett, James, 1957
Fawcett, Marjorie E., 1989
Feibleman, Peter, 1980-1991
Feiden, Margo, 1989
Feigay, Paul, 1944-1967
Feinberg, Dick, 1962
Feinblat, Al, undated
Feinsilver, Goldie Gans, 1945-1989
Feinstein, Martin, 1981
Feinstein, Michael, 1988
Feld, Eliot, 1971
Feldman, Morton, 1963
Fell, Tony, 1986
Fellowes, Robert, 1987
Fellowship Commission, 1986
Felsenstein, Walter, 1973, undated
Felt, Elaine, 1974-1982
Feltsman, Vladimir, 1988
Fennell, Frederick, 1943-1989
Fernandez, Debbie, 1989
Ferrandis, Bruno & Jean, 1987-1990
Ferrara, Franco, 1972-1973
Ferrer, José, 1964
Feuer, Cy, 1955
Feuerstein, Sidney, 1945
Few, Raymond, 1987
Fidelio cast, 1970
Fidelo, Bill, 1988
Fiedler, Arthur, 1938-1977
Fiedler-Winter, Rosemarie, 1989
Field, Sampson, 1963-1990, undated
Fierstein, Harvey, 1982
Finch, Leon, 1989
Fine, Irving & Verna, 1945-1991 see also Coates, Helen and Spivakovsky, Tossy
Finger, Barbara see Gordon, Beatrice
Finkelstein, I. A., 1960
Finkler, Elizabeth (Candy), 1964-1990, undated
Finley, John, 1963-1968
Finnegan, Frank W., 1963
Finney, Lucille, 1988, undated
Finney, Ross Lee, 1961
Fiore, John, 1988
Firkušný, Rudolf, 1947-1990
Fischer, Adam, 1985
Fischer, Clare see Tjader, Cal
Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich, 1968-1985
Fischer-Dieskau, Martin, 1988
Fish, Hamilton, 1987-1988
Fisher, Dorothy, 1945
Fitelson, H. William, 1944-1954
Fitzpatrick, Jane, 1985
Fitzsimmons, William, 1990
Fizdale, Robert and Arthur Gold, 1946-1988
Flack, Roberta, 1988
Flanagan, William, 1959-1960
Flashner, Philip, 1988
Fleischmann, Ernest, 1967-1990
Fleischmann, Martin, 1989
Fleisher, Leon, 1988, undated
Fleming, Richard, 1989
Fletcher, Grant, 1959
Fluck, Alan, 1965-1994, undated
Fogel, Henry, 1982-1990
Foldes, Andor, 1945-1982
Fonteyn, Margot, 1957
Forbes, Elliot, 1973-1991
Ford, Gerald R., 1971
Foreman, John, 1955
Forstad, Lenore, 1945
Forster, Kilian, 1989-1990
Fortz, Albert, 1969
Fosberg, Lorna, 1989
Foss, Cornelia (Brendel), 1988-1990
Foss, Lukas, 1943-1990, undated
Foster, Peter, 1952
Fountain, Tomasina, 1983
Fournier, Bill M., 1989
Fournier, Pierre, 1956-1968
Fournier, Serge, 1962
Fowler, Knox, 1969-1970
Fox, Jerry, 1983
Frager, Malcolm, 1959-1960
Fraher, Donald, 1980
Franke, Bernd, 1989-1990
Frankel, Charles, 1965
Frankfurter, Felix, 1963
Franklin, Ricki, 1990
Frantz, Justus & Dosy, 1973-1990, undated
Frantz, Malte, 1985-1988
Freed, Arnold, 1981
Freedman, Ellis, 1984
Freeman, Bettyee see Slonimsky, Nicolas
Freeman, Don, 1973
Freeman, Frances & H. Gordon, 1956-1987, undated
Frei, Nora, 1982
Frembs, [?], 1988
Frenkel, Stefan, 1947
Friedenberg, Alberto see Corti, Mario
Friedlaender, Lilian, 1954
Friedlander, Edgar, 1958
Friedman, Erick, 1967
Friedman, J. Roger, 1980
Friedman, Joel Phillip, 1989
Friis, Børge see Schweitzer, Albert
Fromm, Paul, 1972
Frost, Thomas, 1958-1978
Fry, Janice, 1944
Fryer, Robert, 1957-1959
Fuchs, Herbert, 1985
Fuchs, Joseph, 1945-1971
Fuchs, Kenneth, 1984-1990
Fuchs, Waltraud, 1988
Fujita, Takahiro, 1985
Fulbright, J. William, 1967
Fuleihan, Anis, 1945
Fulton, Thomas, 1982
Fundamentalists Anonymous, 1990
Funk, Richard, 1987-1988
Furtwängler, Wilhelm, 1972, undated
Fyfe, Richard, 1987-1989, undated
G. Schirmer, Inc., 1957-1972
Gaber, George, 1981-1990
Gaber, Samuel Lewis, 1975
Gabis, Rae T., 1988-1991
Gabites, O. P., 1963
Gaburo, Kenneth, 1958
Gaivironsky, Carlos, 1979
Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1968-1985
Galbraith, Robert A., 1985, undated
Galindo, Blas, 1942
Gallivan, A. Paul, 1984
Gallo, Robert and Giordano, Joe, 1990, undated
Gamiel, Eugene R., 1990
Gamsjäger, Rudolf, 1972
Gantt, Hermann, 1954-1957
Ganz, Rudolph, 1944
Garceau, Roger, circa 1944-1945
Gardner, George P., Jr., 1969-1979
Gardner, Samuel, 1950-1959
Garfield, Susan E., 1989
Garris, Sid, undated
Gary, Carol Lynn, 1988
Gashel, Len, 1981
Gashin, Irving, 1963
Gasteiner, Medi, 1987
Gaston, Conchita, 1959
Gatewood, Tim, 1990
Gauthier, Eva, 1953-1954
Gavazzeni, Carlo, 1982-1990, undated
Gavazzeni, Gianandrea, 1989
Gay, Robert, 1990
Gayda, Thomas & Cassian, 1990, undated
Gaylin, Willard, 1985-1991
Gaynes, Allyn Ann & George, 1954-1990, undated
Gebhard, Heinrich, 1937-1962, undated see also Coates, Helen (1934)
Gedda, Nicolai, 1967
Gees, Michael, 1981-1986
Gehman, Betsy Holland, 1968
Geist, Kenneth, 1983
Geller, James J., 1958
Gellhorn, Martha, 1956-1991, undated
Gellhorn, Martha, 1951-1980, undated
Gellhorn, Olga & Alfred, 1959-1989
Gelt, Andrew L., 1976-79
Gendron, Maurice, 1959
Gentele, Goeran & Marit, 1971-1972
Gera, Ella & Oded, 1985-1988
Gerda, Helmut & Minka, 1979
Gerhard, Roberto, 1963-1968
Gershwin, Ira & Lee, and Frances Gershwin Godowsky, 1969-1973
Gerstenfeld, Norman, 1951-1954
Gertel, Hanna, 1987, undated
Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien, 1988
Gesensway, Louis, 1950-1958
Getz, Elizabeth (Liz), 1946-1952
Getz, Robert, 1988
Geyer, George E., 1962
Geyra, Meira, 1987
Ghiringhelli, Antonio, 1956-1965
Giardino, Chris, 1990, undated
Gibson, Mark, 1986-1988
Giggenjerts, Sideey, 1958
Gil, Pedro, 1966
Gilbert, Henry F., 1945-1966
Gill, Missy, undated
Gillespie, Dizzy, 1969
Gillinson, Clive, 1986-1991, undated
Gillis, Don, 1959
Gilman, Howard, 1977-1983 see also Saunder, Remi
Gimbel, Mary ("Piedy"), 1979
Ginastera, Alberto, 1946-1971
Gineri, Olympia, 1985-1991
Ginsberg, Allen, 1986
Giordano, Dana, 1988
Giordano, Domiziana, 1985-1988, undated
Giordano, Joe see Gallo, Robert
Girth, Peter, 1988
Gitlis, Ivry, 1965-1979
Gitterman, Florence L., 1981
Giuffre, Jimmy, 1964-1965
Giulini, Carlo Maria, 1962
Giulio, Anton, undated
Glanville-Hicks, Peggy, 1960
Glaser, Sabine, 1979-1991
Glazer, Frank, 1945, undated
Glickman, Doris ("Dobbie") & Loren, 1988-1989
Glickstein, Isadore, 1945
Glueckselig, Ita & Ico, 1989
Goberman, Max & Jean, 1957-1964
Gockley, David, 1984
Godowsky, Frances Gershwin see Gershwin, Ira
Godoy, Alvaro, 1984-1990
Goetz, Ellen, Alfred (Fred) & Inge see Götz, Ellen
Goh, E.C., 1982
Göhre, Hans-Dieter, 1988-1991
Golart, David & Mary, 1988
Gold, Arthur see Fizdale, Robert
Gold, Joan & Tom, 1988
Gold, Mikki & Shelly, 1976
Gold, Syra R., 1990
Goldberg, Jeffrey, 1987, undated
Goldberg, Jon, 1976
Golde, Morris, 1972-1988, undated
Golden, Eugene, 1980
Golder, Michael, 1984
Goldman, Albert A., 1954
Goldman, Edward M., 1960-1981
Goldman, Edwin Franko, 1947
Goldman, Richard Franko, 1960
Goldman, Robert, 1935
Goldovsky, Boris, 1968
Goldschmidt, Edith, 1947-1950
Goldstein, Dorothy, Stephen & Andy, 1971-1990, undated
Goldstein, Leonore (Mrs. Max Goldstein), 1945-1967
Goldstein, Nathan, 1962-1988
Golschmann, Vladimir, 1948
Gomberg, Harold, Margret & Ralph, 1947-1989 see also Brill, Margret
Gómez Valdez, Oscar, 1984-1989
Gönnenwein, Wolfgang, 1983
Gonzales, Victor Rosa, circa 1948
González, Felipe, 1988
Good, Nathalie & Jerry, 1984-1990, undated
Goodloe, Linda, 1988
Goodman, Abraham, 1980
Goodman, Benny, 1946-1956
Goodman, Frederick, 1949
Goodman, Joseph, 1960
Goodwin, Jane & John, 1983-1988
Goodwin, John, 1979
Goor, Joel S., 1985-1988
Goossens, Eugene, 1945
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 1988
Gordon, Aaron, 1982
Gordon, Beatrice, 1933-1988
Gordon, Eric, 1986-1988 see also Blitzstein, Marc
Gordon, Kenneth, 1988
Gordon, Paul, 1961
Gordon, Steven, 1988
Goren, Neal, 1990
Gorman, B. David & Sandra, 1980-1982
Goshen, Martita and Eric Perlman, 1985-1989
Goto, Setsu see Midori
Gottlieb, Jack, 1955-1990
Gottlieb, Jack, 1955-1958
Gottlieb, Mort, 1952
Götz, Ellen, Alfred (Fred) & Inge, 1976-1991, undated
Gould, Elliott, 1988
Gould, Glenn, 1957-1961, undated
Gould, Morton, 1946-1988
Gould, Susan, 1988
Grabner, Brigitta, 1985-1989, undated
Grace, Nickolas, 1988-1991, undated
Gradenwitz, Peter & Ursula, 1945-1991, undated
Grady, John, undated
Graf, Herbert, 1946-1970
Graffius, Ina, 1989
Graffman, Gary & Naomi, 1988-1991, undated
Graham, Marian, 1946
Graham, Martha, 1985-1988, undated
Gramshammer, Sheika, Pepi & family, 1988
Gran, John W., 1965
Granger, Farley, 1947-1950, undated
Grant, Bess Myerson see Myerson, Bess
Grant, James P., 1989
Gray, Francine, 1971
Green, Adolph, Phyllis (Newman) & Adam, 1944-1990, undated
Green, Adolph, circa 1938-1948
Green, Johnny & Bonnie, 1946-1990
Green, Mark and Ron Silver, 1989
Green, Ray, 1958
Greenawald, Sheri, 1983-1985
Greenberg, Jo-Sandra, 1989
Greene, Amy & Milton, 1958-1962
Greene, Herbert, 1955
Greene, Michael, 1990
Greene, Stephen, 1946, undated
Greenfield, Edward (Ted), 1990, undated
Gregory, André, 1972-1981
Gregory, Basil S., 1979
Greitzer, Sol, 1973-1989
Grenfell, Joyce, 1966
Gretchaninoff, Alexander, 1946
Grether, Olga, 1945
Grey, Madeleine, 1975, undated
Grier, Harry, 1948, undated
Griffith, Mrs. Parker O., 1949
Grin, Leonid, 1985-1990, undated
Grist, Reri, 1958-1982
Grogan, John, 1952
Grossman, Henry & Carol, 1975-1989
Grout, Donald J., 1947
Grube, Bill, 1946
Gruen, John & family, 1967-1990
Gruening, Ernest, 1966 see also Roosevelt, Eleanor
Grunberg, Peter, 1989-1990
Grunwald, Henry & Louise, 1988-1989
Gruson, Flora, 1971
Gruson, Sydney & Marit, 1988
Guardino, Chris, 1988-1990
Guare, John, 1988-1989, undated
Guarnieri, M. Camargo, 1946-1967
Guerrero, Rosalia, 1961, undated
Guettel, Mary Rodgers see Rodgers, Mary
Gugenheim, Gabrielle Babin, 1988
Guggenheimer, Minnie & Sophie, 1945-1958
Guilder, Andrée, 1956-1962
Guillard, Jean-Pierre, 1981
Guinness, Alec, undated
Gulley, Bart, undated
Gullino, Frank, 1962, undated
Günther, Eberhard, 1978-1990
Guntram, Margarete, 1988
Gunzburg, Milton, 1979
Gural, Beverly, 1981
Gurewitz, Jascha, 1949-1963
Gürtler, Peter, 1984
Gustin, Daniel, 1972-1991, undated
Gutermann, Anita see Karajan, Herbert von
Guthrie, Tyrone, 1956
Gutiérrez, Horacio, 1966
Gutiérrez Olivos, Sergio, 1964-1966
Haan, S. C. M. de, 1988
Haas, Karl, 1949-1991
Haas, Kenneth, 1990
Hába, Alois, 1946
Haber, John, 1986
Haberfeld-Jones, Gwyneth & Till see Jones, Gwyneth & Till
Habsburg, Edward, 1989-1990
Hadley, Jerry, undated
Hagen, Daron, 1988-1991
Hagen, Uta, 1946
Hager-Zimmermann, Hilde, 1975
Haieff, Alexei, 1980-1982
Hailparn, Miriam Golden, 1982
Haines, Anita, 1986
Halamandaris, Bill, 1989
Halápy, Lili (Mrs. János Halápy), 1983
Halász, László, 1988-1989
Halban, Dési, 1947-1992, undated
Haley, Joseph, 1981-1983
Hall, George, 1961
Hall, Richard, 1988
Hall, Roger G., 1964
Hallig, Klaus, Bobbie & Oscar, 1980-1988
Hambro, Leonid, 1964
Hammarskjöld, Dag, 1958
Hammerstein, Oscar, II, 1947-1957, undated
Hammon, Catherine Stoltz, 1988
Hampson, Thomas, 1987
Hanan, Steve, 1979
Handler, Evelyn E., 1986-1987 see also Brandeis University
Handy, Patricia, 1978
Hanes, R. Philip, Jr., 1974-1983
Hanks, Nancy, 1969-1986
Hann, Gary, 1986-1988
Hanson, Eddy, 1980-1981
Hanson, George, 1983-1989
Hanson, Howard, 1943
Hanson, Wil, 1980
Hanzl, Rudolf, 1981
Harburg, E. Y. (Edgar "Yip"), 1956
Harburg, E. Y. (Edgar "Yip"), 1955
Hardegg, Elisabeth, 1988-1991
Hardesty, Larry, 1981-1988
Hardesty, Larry, 1981-1982
Harley, Marge, 1987
Harmon, Charles, 1983-1990, undated
Harnick, Sheldon, 1966
Harnoncourt, Nikolaus, 1981
Harpprecht, Klaus, 1977
Harrell, Lynn, 1970
Harrell, Rick, 1986-1989
Harrigan, Anne, 1986
Harris, Amina, 1985-1987, undated
Harris, Herbert, 1961-1990
Harris, Murray & Charlotte, 1987-1990
Harris, Paddie, 1987
Harris, Radie, 1978
Harris, Roy & Johana, 1940-1990
Harrold, Tim, 1988-1991
Hart, Kitty Carlisle, 1980-1991
Hartig, Michael, 1962
Hartley, Jan, 1985
Hartlieb-Wallthor, Artur, 1988
Harvard Glee Club; The Krokodiloes, 1936-1989
Harvard University, 1935-1989 see also Bok, Derek
Hashimoto, Kunihiko, 1981-1988
Hashimoto, Kunihiko, 1979-1990
Haslauer, Wilfried, 1988
Haubiel, Charles see Reed, H. Owen
Hauman, Constance, undated
Hauptmann, Cornelius, 1988
Hautzig, Walter, 1968
Havel, Václav (in re), 1990
Hawke, Hazel, 1988
Hawkins, Erick, 1976
Hawlicek, Hilde, 1988
Hawthorne, Joseph, 1959-1979
Hayes, Patrick & Evelyn, 1959-1988
Hayes, Roland, 1967
Hays, Mrs. Robert L., 1959
Hayward, Leland, 1957-1965
Hazucha, Kevin, 1989
Heath, Edward (Ted), 1970-1991 see also Carter, Jimmy
Heath, Thomas, 1971
Hecht, Ben & Rose, 1946-1965
Heckard, Eric, 1982-1990 see also Janssen, James and Heilig, Rosemary
Hedenborg, Bertil, 1948
Hefner, Fred, 1945
Heider, Werner, 1984
Heider, Wolf, 1952
Heil, Peter, 1988
Heilbraun, Yehudah L., 1959
Heiler, Gisela, 1981
Heilig, Rosemary, 1990
Heilner, Irwin, 1945-1948
HEIM, 1989
Heimert, Alan, 1975-1989
Heinsheimer, Hans W., 1952-1972, undated see also G. Schirmer, Inc.
Heinsheimer, Thomas F., 1963
Heiss, Bernd, 1990
Heleniak, David, 1987
Heller, Anatole, 1971
Hellman, Lillian, 1956-1984, undated see also Lantz, Robert
Hellman, Lillian, 1950-1955, undated
Hellmann, Diethard, 1984-1985
Helms, Alan, 1964-1979, undated
Helton, Melanie, 1983
Hemingway, J. H. N., 1986
Henderson, Jack, 1952
Henderson, "Skitch", 1959-1990, undated
Hendl, Walter, 1955, undated
Hendricks, Barbara & family, 1988, undated
Henneking, Antje, 1988-1990 see also Deutsche Grammophon
Henoch, Adrienne Matzenauer, 1967
Henrot, Norbert (in re), undated
Henze, Hans Werner, 1962-1988, undated
Herford, Julius see Goodman, Joseph
Herman, Bob, 1964
Herman, Jerry, 1969
Hermann, Jane P., 1990
Herrmann, Michael, 1981-1987
Hershberger, Johnny, 1957
Hershberger, Russell L., 1988
Hershon, Ving B., 1962
Herzog, Chaim, 1975-1988
Heuvel, Jean Vanden, 1978
Heuvel, William J. vanden, 1970-1988
Hewitt, Alan, 1958
Heyne, Hans-Peter & Erika, 1985
Hielscher, Margot, 1979-1989, undated
Hilbert, Egon & Gretl, 1966-1981, undated
Hillis, Margaret, 1965
Hillyer, Kazuko, 1979
Hillyer, Raphael, 1945-1988, undated
Hilsberg, Alexander, 1957-1960
Hindell, Leonard, 1984
Hindemith, Paul & Gertrude, 1963-1964
Hinson, Jay, 1981
Hirsch, Georges François, 1988
Hirsch, Hans, 1985
Hirschfeld, Al, 1956
Hirschfeld, Leonard & Phyllis, 1990
Hirsh, Julie, 1958
Hirshhorn, Joseph H., 1968
Hiss, Alger, 1979
Hitt, Jack, 1990
Hochschule für Musik München, 1988-1989, undated see also Hellmann, Diethard
Hocker, David, 1955-1969
Hodge, Charles J., 1989
Hodges, John M., 1982-1983
Hodgkins, Doris see Monteux, Pierre
Hodgson, Mrs. M. L., 1987
Hodgson, R. Mark, 1988
Hodsoll, Frank, 1988
Hoenningen, Tania, undated
Hoess, Claire & Friedrich, 1988
Hofflander, Susan, 1988
Hoffman, Hans-Joachim, 1988
Hofstadter, Douglas, 1982-1988, undated
Hogg, [?], 1947
Hoguet, Connie, 1981
Hogwood, Christopher, 1988-1989
Holby, Grethe, 1987
Holland, Charles, 1962
Holland, Kenneth, 1962
Hollander, Lorin & Max, 1956-1989, undated
Hollander, Ralph, 1958
Holliday, Judy, circa 1941
Hollister, David, 1988-1989
Holman, Libby, 1944
Holmquist, Åke, 1986
Holschneider, Andreas, 1988-1990 see also Deutsche Grammophon
Holt, Olivier, 1987
Holtzman, Elizabeth, 1981
Holtzman, Marvin, 1955
Holtzmann, Fanny, 1967
Hönle, Alois, 1984
Hooks, E. Randolph, 1980
Hope, Constance, 1947-1976
Hope, Vida, 1957
Hopkins, John, 1976, undated
Horenstein, Lipa, 1952
Horne, Lena, 1947
Horne, Marilyn (Jackie), 1972-1988
Horowitz, David, 1984
Horowitz, Dick, 1981-1990
Horowitz, Levi Y., 1983-1987, undated see also Bernstein, Samuel J.
Horowitz, Vladimir & Wanda, 1949-1990, undated see also Koussevitzky Music Foundation
Howard, Barbara H., 1984
Howard, Lois, 1988
Howard, Morton, 1966
Howell, Marcia Hobart, 1989
Hudson, Rock, 1975
Hughes, Langston, 1954
Hughes, Richard, 1966
Hull, Anne, 1944
Hull, Helen H., 1956-1974
Hume, Paul, 1972-1990, undated
Humes, John P. & Jean, 1970-1985
Humphrey, Hubert H., 1958-1976
Humphrey, Martha, 1988
Hunt, Marsha, 1952
Hunter, Ian, 1959-1989
Hurok, Sol, 1957-1973
Husa, Karel, 1956
Hussey, Walter, 1963-1982
Hütter-Hirth, Margarete, 1981
Huxley, Aldous, 1957
Huxley, Richard, 1988
Hyatt, Richard (Dick), undated
Hyatt, Richard (Dick), 1958-1989, undated
Hyman, Leon, 1959-1964
Hyman, Lester S., 1966-1991
Hymes, Janna, 1989
Ian, Janis, 1967
Ilani, Efrem, 1988
Imperato, Albert, 1989
Indjic, Eugene see Tansman, Alexandre
Inoue, Kazuko, 1989, undated
Interkoncert, 1988
International Music Council, 1988
Irvine, Barbara, 1989
Isaacs, Henry, 1987
Isaacs, Mark, 1989
Isaacson, Michael, 1982, undated
Isar, Yudhishthir Raj, 1981
Iselin, Joy, 1978
Isenberg, George, undated
Israel, David, 1990
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1948-1992, undated
Istomin, Eugene, 1958-1975, undated
Iuele, John, 1971, undated
Ivanissevich, Oscar, 1947
Ivers, Mitchell, 1979
Ives, Charles & Harmony, 1950-1987
Ivry, Benjamin, 1990
Iwasaki, Shuku (in re) see Wolf, Mary Hunter
Izquierdo, Juan Pablo & Trinidad, 1968-1988
Izzo, Jack, 1989
Jackson, Isaiah & family, 1973-1990
Jackson, Michael, 1985
Jackson, Sue, 1990
Jacobi, Frederick, 1946-1947
Jacobs, Gail, 1981-1992
Jacobs, Ivan, 1945
Jacobs, Paul (in re), 1984
Jacoby, Max, 1948
Jacquin, Yves, 1981-1988
Jaffe, Charles, 1964
Jakowsky, Barry, 1986
James, Philip, 1965
Janas, Mark, 1976-1988, undated
Jandorf, Dore, 1959
Janis, Byron & Maria, 1988
Janssen, James, 1990
Jansson, John, 1989
Japan: Emperor & Empress, undated
Japan Art Association, 1990
Jaretzki, Paul, 1964
Javits, Jacob K., 1958-1966
Jeffers, Robert A., 1986-1989, undated
Jellinek, George, 1991
Jenkins, Speight, 1974
Jenne, Michael, 1963-1988
Jeritza, Maria, 1973
Jimenez, Aida, undated
Joachim, Heinrich, 1958-1988
Jochsberger, Tzipora H., 1985
Johnson, A. Robert, 1968-1972
Johnson, Douglass, 1984
Johnson, Horace see Koussevitzky, Serge (to Leonard Bernstein, 1941)
Johnson, Jill, 1989
Johnson, Lyndon & Lady Bird, 1964-1975
Johnson, Russell, 1990
Johnson, Thor, 1944-1957
Johnson, Tom, 1977
Johnson, Van, 1969
Johnson, Van, circa 1955
Johnstone, Winifred H. see Boulanger, Lili
Jones, Aled, 1988
Jones, Ben, 1990
Jones, Charles (Sandy), 1945-1957
Jones, David, 1988
Jones, Dick, 1952
Jones, Gwyneth & Till, 1968-1990, undated see also Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till
Jones, Quincy, 1985-1989
Jones, William, 1990
Jones-Levine, Jolie, 1988
Jonson, Bill, 1947
Jordan, Irene, 1960
Jordan, June, 1977-1984
Josefson, Waldemar D., 1955
Joselson, Tedd, undated
Joseph, Robert & Phyllis, 1981-1989, undated
Josephson, Barney (in re) see Josephson, Terry
Josephson, Hannah, 1964
Josephson, Terry, undated
Judd, George E., George E., Jr. & William M., 1949-1987, undated
Judson, Arthur, 1957-1971
Jung, Ludwig, 1989
Jungbluth, Robert, 1988
Jupiter, Beatrice Gordon see Gordon, Beatrice
Kabalevsky, Dmitry, 1959
Kádár, János, 1988
Kahler, Eckhard, 1988
Kahn, Erich Itor, 1955
Kaim, Elsa & Robert, 1988-1991
Kaiserman, Ronald L., 1985
Kalichstein, Joseph, 1968-1969
Kalinich, Lila, 1987
Kam, Rachel, 1988
Kandell, Alice, undated
Kane, Daniel R., 1979
Kane, Lewis W., 1964
Kanin, Garson, 1981
Kantor, Eric, undated
Kantor, Michael, 1988
Kaplan, Abraham, 1963
Kaplan, Addi & Yuval, 1985-1993
Kaplan, Gilbert, 1982-1991
Kaplan, Robert, 1982
Kaplan, Selma Resnick, 1977-1991, undated
Karajan, Eliette von, undated
Karajan, Herbert von and Gutermann, Anita, 1976-1989
Karalis, Constantine, 1989
Karger, Arthur & Helen (Bock), 1987-1988
Karger, Liz Bock, 1961
Karp, Sarah see Weiss, Sandy
Karr, Gary & parents, 1962-1984
Karsay, Gyula, 1988
Karwatky, Wolf-Dieter, 1990
Kashdan, Mac, 1988
Kasrik, Eleanor, 1985
Kass, Judith N. M., 1989
Kastler, Daniel, 1989
Katchen, Julius (in re), 1944
Kates, Karen & David, 1987-1989
Kates, Stephen & Mary Louise, 1988-1989
Katims, Milton & Virginia, 1960-1967
Katzman, Elsie & Herbert, 1957
Kauffmann, Patricia, 1988
Kaufman, Daniel, 1986-1990, undated
Kaufman, Schima, 1959
Kavarnalieva-Kalchoff, Konstantina, 1976-1977, undated
Kay, Hershy, 1952
Kay, Ulysses, 1945-1989
Kaye, Danny & Sylvia Fine, 1957-1988, undated
Kaye, Nora, 1944
Kayser, Beate, 1981-1984
Kazan, Elia, 1954-1955
Kazaras, Peter, 1983, undated
Kazis, Israel, 1948-1987
Keene, Constance, 1963 see also Chasins, Abram
Keilholz, Heinrich, 1975
Keimach, Brad, 1986-1990
Keiser, David & Sylvia, 1960-1991, undated see also New York Philharmonic
Keitlen, Tomi, 1982-1990
Kelleher, Jimmy, Terence ("Toots") & parents, 1983-1990, undated
Keller, Bob, 1988
Keller, Greta, 1970-1977, undated
Keller, Harrison, 1957-1960
Kelley, Byron, 1946-1959
Kelley, Chauncey, 1958
Kellman, Jacob (Jack) & Rachel, 1944-1990
Kelly, Gene, 1954-1991
Kelly, Grace see Rainier & Grace
Kelly, John, 1989
Kelly, Robert, 1958-1959
Kempe, Cordula see Kempe, Rudolf
Kempe, Rudolf, 1978
Kemper, Scott, 1968
Kendall, George, 1971
Kendrick, James, 1990
Kenig, Ruben F., 1985-1986, undated
Kenin, Herman, undated
Kennedys: John & Jacqueline; Edward & Joan; Robert & Ethel; Rose; Jean (Smith); Eunice & Sargent Shriver; Patricia (Lawford), 1961-1991, undated
Kennedy, Michaeleanore, 1988
Kenney, Margarita, 1968
Kentner, Louis, 1956
Kern, Jerome [family of], 1945
Kerner, Harold, 1988
Kerouac, Jack see Wallace, Mike
Kerrigan, Tom, 1990
Kerry, John, 1988
Kert, Larry, 1960
Kesling, Diane, 1987
Khachaturian, Aram, 1968
Khachaturian, Karen, 1988
Khan, Amyn Aga, 1988-1989, undated
King, Herb, 1983
King, James, 1977-1990
King, Martin Luther, Jr. & Coretta Scott, 1965-1973
Kingsley, Lee, 1987
Kintner, Robert E., 1959-1965
Kinzl, Johannes (Hans), 1984-1988
Kirch, Leo, 1988
Kirchner, Gerrit, 1989
Kirchner, Leon, 1952-1978
Kirk, Irina, 1972-1975, undated
Kirkland, Bobby, 1979-1987, undated
Kirkland, Lee & Doc, 1980-1989
Kirkland, Robert L., III, 1984-1988
Kirkpatrick, John, 1960
Kirstein, Lincoln, 1960
Kitayenko, Dimitri, 1988
Klee, Elizabeth (Libby), 1971-1991
Kleiber, Carlos, 1989-1990
Klein, Jacques, 1959
Klein, John, 1959
Klein, Kenneth, 1945
Klemperer, Otto, 1959-1971
Kloiber, Herbert & Ursula, 1988
Kluksdahl, Scott, 1987
Knapp, Gloria Walker, 1958
Knaus, Albrecht, 1988-1989
Kneifel, Siegfried, 1989
Knoch, Gisa, 1987-1990
Knölke, Barbara, 1975
Knopf, Blanche & Alfred, Jr., 1944-1959
Knussen, Oliver, 1968
Koch, Edward, 1980-1981
Koehler, Dorothee, 1979-1990
Koehler, Elisabeth, 1988
Koerner, Dorita & Leighton, 1980-1989
Koerner, Mrs. Otto, 1970
Kohl, Helmut, 1988
Kohloff, Roland, 1990
Kohloff, Roland and Janet, 1984-1987
Kohn, Eva, 1989
Kohout, Pavel, 1981
Kohs, Ellis B., 1944-1986
Kolar, Anton, 1983
Kollek, Teddy, 1959-1990, undated
Kollo, René, 1978, undated
König, Franz, 1967-1988
Köppen, Traute von, 1981-1991
Korda, Michael, 1968-1982
Koreny, Bela, 1988
Korn, Marian & Frank, undated
Korn, Richard, 1959
Korusu, Ayse Sultan, 1982
Korzak, Peter, 1989
Kosinski, Kiki & Jerzy, 1988
Kost, Charles, 1986
Kostal, Irwin, 1977-1991, undated
Kostelanetz, Andre, 1943-1980
Kostick, Samuel, 1984
Koussevitzky, Serge & Olga, 1940-1965, undated
Koussevitzky, Serge & Olga, 1940-1953
Koussevitzky Music Foundation, 1949-1954
Kovacs, Edie Adams see Adams, Edie
Krachmalnick, Samuel, 1957-1988
Kraft, Hy, 1973
Kraft, Jean, 1985-1988
Krainik, Ardis, 1985-1991
Krane, David, 1980-1981
Krasilovsky, Phyllis, undated
Krasnapolsky, Yuri, 1956-1989, undated
Krasner, Louis, 1970-1982
Krasovsky, Emanuel, 1981
Kraus, Lili, 1960
Kraut, Harry, 1952-1990, undated
Kraut, Harry, 1979-1987, undated
Krawitz, Herman, 1964
Kreeger, David Lloyd, 1976-1988
Kreisky, Bruno, 1969-1989, undated
Krell, John C., 1957
Krenek, Ernst, 1963
Kresa, Helmy, 1957
Krim, Mathilde, 1962-1989
Krinsky, Edna White, 1959-1982
Krips, Alfred & Helen, 1957
Krips, Josef, Maria & Harrietta, 1961-1973
Kritas, Theodore see Landesmann, Elaine & Hans
Kröber, Hansjakob, 1985
The Krokodiloes see Harvard Glee Club
Kroll, William, Pearl & Barbara, 1959-1988
Krovoza, John, 1984
Kubelík, Rafael, 1968
Kuerti, Anton, 1982-1988
Kühn, Gerhard, 1990
Kunde, Peter, 1989
Kunz, Erich, 1970
Kunz, Johannes, 1988
Kurnick, Judith Karp, 1988
Kurnitz, Harry, undated
Kurtis, "Doc", 1977
Kurtz, Efrem, 1943-1990
Kutner, Selma & Saul, 1988
Kuttner, Michael, 1956
Kyle, Steve see Comden, Betty
Kyne, Alice, 1944
La Guardia, Fiorello, 1947 see also Koussevitzky, Serge, 1941
La Montaine, John, 1960
Laanen, Ann (Ann Laanen Harinus), 1948
Lachs, Thomas and Klaus Mündl, 1989
LaCrosby, Guy, 1986-1990, undated
LaCrosby, Guy, 1986-1987
Lacy, Randolph see Stein, Stephen
Laderman, Ezra, 1989
Laine, Frankie, 1955
Lalandi, Lina, 1963-1991
LaMarchina, Robert, 1989
Lamb, Patricia, 1982
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, 1988
Lambert, Susan, 1988
Lamentia, Philip see Wallace, Mike
Lampley, Calvin, 1981
Landau, Ernest & Lydia, 1981
Landeck, Beatrice, 1945-1962
Landerson, Louis, 1987-1988
Landesman, Jay, 1981
Landesman, Jay, 1945-1948
Landesmann, Elaine & Hans, 1978-1991
Lang, George, 1984
Lang, Harold, 1944, undated
Lang, Peter, undated
Langes-Swarovski, Gernot & Maya, undated
Langley, Susann, undated
Langner, Lawrence, 1958
Langstaff, John see Parris, Robert
Lantz, Robert, 1965-1991, undated
Lanzi, Alessandro, 1983
Laredo, Ruth, 1975
Large, Brian, 1967-1990
Lasker, Henry & Gertrude, 1946-1988
Lasker, Morris E., 1988
Lasker, Wolf B., 1946-1949
Lau, John-Szicheng, 1982-1988, undated
Laurence, Michael, 1989
Laurents, Arthur, 1957-1990, undated
Laurents, Arthur, circa 1955, undated
Lauterbach, Gerda, 1982
Lavin, Avram, 1989
Lawrence, Harold, 1972-1988
Lawrence, Peter, 1949-1989
Lawrence, William, 1959
Lazar, Irving Paul, 1957-1976
Lazarus, Ellie, 1981
Lazarus, Fred, III & Irma ("Oim"), 1945-1990, undated
Le Broiany, Louis, 1981
Lear, Liz & Genevieve, 1981-1990, undated
Leary, Leo, 1960
LeBlanc, Arthur see Milhaud, Darius
Lebow, Marcia Wilson, 1958-1968
LeCain, Eric, undated
LeCain, Eric, circa 1980
Lederman, Minna (Mrs. Mell Daniel), 1947-1985
Lee, Dai-Keong, 1958-1959
Lee, Dulcy, 1956
Lee, Everett, 1946-1964, undated
Lee, Gypsy Rose, 1945
Lee, Irene, 1957
Lee, Irene, 1944
Leebaert family (Kris, Patty, Jessica & Jim), 1988
Lees, Benjamin, 1970-1976
Lefkowitz, Louis J., 1959
Legge, Walter, 1966
Lehman, Mrs. Arthur, 1958
Lehmann, Rosamond, 1958, undated
Lehrman, Leonard J., 1970-1991
Lehrman, Phillip, 1972
Leibovitch, David, 1960
Leichtentritt, Hugo, 1942-1947
Leigh, Vivien, 1960
Leinsdorf, Erich, 1945-1982
Leitner, Ernst L., undated
Leno, Mark, 1989
Lenske, Larry, 1987-1988
Lenske, Larry, 1979-1988
Lenya, Lotte (Mrs. Kurt Weill), 1959-1976
Leonard, Bryan, 1959
Leonard, Lawrence, undated
Lerdahl, Fred, 1975-1976, undated
Lerman, Leo, 1963-1990, undated
Lerner, Alan Jay & Liz Robertson, 1972-1989, undated
Lerner, Max, 1959
Lerner, Michael see Harvard University
Lerner, Rita, 1990
Leshetizky Association, 1971
Lessard, John (Jack) & Alida, 1946-1988
Letelier, Cristian & Isabel, 1980-1984
Leuchtenberg-Bowers, Natasha de, 1989
Leuenberger, Margrit, 1955-1991, undated
Leve, Samuel, 1959-1962
Levenson, Sam, 1980
Levin, Sylvan, 1980
Levin, Y. Harry, 1965
Levine, James, 1979-1981, undated
Levinger, Henry, 1943-1972
Levinson, Gerald, 1988-1989
Levinson, Sandra, undated
Levit, Herschel, Janice and Lois, 1944
Levit, Herschel and Janice, 1944-1990, undated
Levitan, Sam, 1984
Levy, David, 1961
Levy, Marvin David, 1960-1967
Levy, Willard L., 1945
Lewando, Ralph, 1968
Lewine, Dick, 1958
Lewine, Robert F., 1959
Lewis, Dorothy, 1988, undated
Lewis, Dvora, 1990
Lewis, Henry, 1968
Lewis, Jerry, 1959
Lewis, Marsha, undated
Lewis, Robert (Bobby), 1988-1989
Lewis, Robert M., 1945
Lewis, Sallie & Sam, 1988-1989, undated
Lewis, Sinclair, 1950
Lewis, William, 1958
Lewissohn, Margaret, 1945
L'Heureux, Sarah, 1989
Lhevinne, Rosina, 1965-1974, undated
Liber, Judith (in re), 1984
Lichter, Barbara & Jesse, 1988
Lieberson, Goddard, Brigitta & Peter, 1955-1987, undated
Lieberson, Jonathan, 1978-1982
Liebman, Joshua Loth, 1946
Liebowitz, Joan, 1988
Liechtenstein, Constantin, 1983
Liess, Grete, 1989
Lincer, Bill, 1957
Lindbergh, Anne, 1968
Linden, Murray, 1964
Lindsay, John & Mary, 1966-1989
Lindt, Lotte Walter, 1962
Ling, Jahja, 1981-1988
Linowitz, Sol M., 1968-1978
Linton, Robert R., 1964
Lipkin, Arthur B., 1969
Lipkin, Seymour & Eleanor, 1945-1991, undated
Lipman, Maureen, undated
Lipsky, Benjamin, 1962
Lipton, James, 1977-1990
Lipton, Sarah, 1989, undated
Lishansky, Yaacov, 1988
Lishner, Leon, 1960
List, Emanuel, 1966
List, Eugene, 1945-1975
Little, Mary Jo, 1988-1991, undated
Little, Tasmin, 1988
Litwak, Robert see Odrich, Ron
Llewellyn, Grant, 1985
Lloyd, Norman, 1972
Loeb, Arthur, 1988
Loeb, John L., 1961
Loeb, Mark, 1987
Loewenstein, Martha, 1989
Logan, Joshua, 1955-1963
Logan, Nedda Harrigan, 1976-1985
Lombardo, Robert & Kathleen, 1968, undated
London, George, 1970
London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, 1967-1989 see also Gillinson, Clive and Fellowes, Robert
Longstreth, Clara, 1984
Longy, Renée, 1939-1976, undated
Longy, Renée, 1928-1979, undated
Loos, Anita, 1959
Lopatnikoff, Nikolai, 1947-1957
Lorenz, Günther, 1980
Losey, Joseph, 1972-1973
Lotman, Karen & Herb, 1981
Loucks-Tavares, Luis, 1988
Love, Ruth B., 1984
Lovell, Aïda, 1986
Lovell, Helen, 1957
Lowe, Jack see Whittemore, Buck
Lowell, Robert, 1962
Lowens, Irving, 1971-1977
Lowin, Herman, 1975-1987, undated
Lowry, John Richard, 1988
Lowry, W. McNeil, 1959-1960
Lubell, Elaine, Robert & Joan, 1990-1992, undated
Lubell, Robert, 1939, undated
Lubin, Ernest, 1960
Luboshutz, Genia (Nemenoff) & Pierre, 1957-1978
Lubroth, Lu, 1983-1988
Luca, Sergiu, 1964-1965
Luce, Clare Boothe, 1953
Luce, James J. D., 1990
Lucier, Reneé see Cahill, Christy
Ludgin, Chester (Chet), 1988-1989
Ludwig, Christa, 1961-1984
Ludwig, Ken, 1973
Luening, Otto, 1962-1985
Lundell, Bretta, 1985
Lunn, Jean, 1988
Luskin, Leo, 1979
Lütgering, Walter, 1981
Lutrak, Steve, 1981
Luzern: Internationale Musikfestwochen, 1988
Lympany, Moura, 1946
Lynes, Russell, 1973
Lyons, Leonard, 1950
Lyons, Sylvia, 1988-1990
Lythgoe, Clive, 1971-1982
Lywen, Werner & Jeri, 1945-1956
Ma, Yo-Yo, 1965-1989
Maag, Peter, 1956-1964
Maass, Eliezer & Arlene, 1988
Maass, Michel, undated
Maazel, Lorin, 1962-1991
Macapagal, Diosdado (in re), 1964
MacDonald, Gordon, undated
MacDonald, Jeanette, 1960-1962
Macdonald, Torbert H., 1957
MacDowell, Marian (Mrs. Edward), 1949-1950
MacElwee, John, 1990
Macero, Teo, 1966
Machlis, Joseph 1961-1989, undated
Mackenzie, N. M., 1981
MacNab, Dorothy Ismond, 1982
MacNeal, Charles & Sarah, 1959, undated
Macorigh, Didi, 1987
Madden, Betty, 1960
Madden, Mary Ann, 1988-1990, undated
Magaloff, Irene (Mrs. Nikita Magaloff), 1990
Magaloff, Nikita see Szigeti, Joseph
Magnes, Frances & Benedict, 1948-1957
Mahanna, John G. W., 1972
Mahler, Alma, 1953-1961, undated
Mahler, Anna, 1967
Mahler-Havlicek, Marina, 1984
Maisel, Edward, 1984
Makris, Eleanor & Gina, 1984-1991, undated
Malcolm, John, 1990
Malfitano, Catherine, 1982
Maliponte, Adriana, 1982
Malovany, Joseph, 1976-1990
Maltby, Richard, 1974
Mana-Zucca (Augusta Zuckermann), undated
Manchester, Melissa, undated
Mandelbaum, Bernard, 1978
Mandell, Bobby, 1956
Mandell, Clifford, 1963
Mandl, Freddy, 1988
Mann, Alfred, 1960-1961
Mann, Fredric & Silvia, 1956-1989, undated
Manning, Florence, 1946
Mansfield, Mike, 1979
Mansur, Cem, 1980-1983
Manziarly, Marcelle de, 1975 see also Boulanger, Nadia
Marais, Jean, 1981
Marcos, Ferdinand E. and Imelda, 1973
Marcovicz, Pali M. Meller, 1987-1991
Marcus, Leonard, 1972-1988
Marcus, Richard, 1958
Marcus, Sylvia see Davidson, Sylvia Marcus
Marcuse, Barbara, 1945-1956, undated
Marcuse, Phil, 1945-1955, undated
Marcuse, Philip, 1948
Marcuse, Philip, Barbara ("Babs"), and Philip, Jr., 1944-1991, undated
Marcuse, Raymonde, undated
Marek, George, 1956-1971
Maremont, Arnold H., 1963
Margalit, Israela, 1989-1990
Margaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon, 1965-1966
Markevitch, Dimitry, 1975
Markevitch, Igor & Topazia, 1948-1978
Markevitch, Z. B., 1950
Marks, Paul, 1989
Marlowe, Sylvia, 1958-1973, undated
Marschik, Robert, 1973
Marsh, Robert L., 1959
Marshall, James, 1981
Marshall, Pauline, 1988
Marson, Philip, 1957-1967
Martial, Jacques, 1979-1981
Martin, Leslie, 1984
Martin, Millicent, 1977, undated
Martinac, Maya, 1983
Martindale, Gregory, 1981
Martins, Peter, 1986-1989, undated
Martinsky, Ann, 1988-1990
Martirano, Salvatore, 1955
Marton, Csaba-Georg, 1989 see also O'Dwyer, William J.
Marty, Jean-Pierre, 1987-1989
Marvel, Elinore, 1945
Marx, Harpo, 1964
Marx, Paula, 1986-1987
Marx, Suzanne, 1987
Mary Richard, Sister, 1979-1990, undated
Mass (in re) see Davidson, Gordon
Masselos, William, 1959, undated
Massey, Dorothy Doubleday, 1988
Massey, Scott, 1990
Massine, Leonide, 1959
Massine, Lorca, undated
Mastroianni, J. F., 1989
Masur, Kurt, 1988-1990
Mata, Eduardo, 1978
Matheopoulos, Helena, 1979-1981
Matisse, Pierre, 1975
Matthews, Nathan, 1986-1988
Mauceri, John, Betty & Ben, 1969-1989, undated
Mauermann, Daniel, Erich & Jutta, 1976-1991, undated
Mauricci, Vincent, 1946
Maxwell, Elsa, 1945-1962 see also Stravinsky, Igor
Maxwell, Michael, 1966
Maxwell, Michael (radio script of "The Amazing Bernstein") see Chisholm, Bob
May, Rollo, 1949-1950
Mayauskas, Leo, Kathy, Ralph & Charlie, 1986-1991, undated
Mayer, Clarisse ("Billie") Puahala, 1960
Mayer, Eldon & Sally, 1986-1988
Mayer, Sir Robert, 1968-1978, undated
Mayer, Sara & Moshe, 1971-1990
Mayer, William, 1983
Mayfair Regent, 1988
Mayuzumi, Toshiro, 1960
Mazer, Henry, 1969
Mazzola, John & Sylvia, 1980-1990
Mazzoy, Aimara Debora Berenstein, 1989
McCarthy, Eugene, 1969
McCarthy, James R., 1962-1985
McClure, John, 1959-1987, undated
McCollum, John, 1987
McCormick, Brian, 1987-1989
McCormick, Ken, 1957-1959
McCorquodale, Rhoda, 1987-1989
McCracken, James (in re), 1989-1990
McDonald, James G., 1948-1955
McDowall, Roddy, 1988-1989
McFerrin, Bobby & Debbie, 1989, undated
McGee, Vincent, 1987
McGirt, Harry, 1967
McGrail-Kefeli, Jean, 1989
McGrath, MaryLucy, 1989
McIlhenny, Henry, 1952-1976
McInnes, Donald, 1980
McKellar, Sandra, 1988
McKenna, Rollie, 1990-1991
McKenney, Elwood, 1961
McKitterick, Tom, 1985
McLauchlin, Russell, 1962
McManus, Michael, 1985
McNally, Terrence, 1971
McNamara, Dan, 1988
McPhee, Jonathan, 1987
Mead, Margaret, 1972
Mechnig, Peter, 1988-1990
Medinger, Gregor, 1989
Mehegan, John, 1958-1959
Mehta, Zubin, 1959-1988
Meier, Gustav ("Gusti"), 1959-1991
Meier, Stefan, 1988
Meighan, R. Paul, 1980
Meijering, Chiel, 1984
Meissonnier, Isabelle, 1988, undated
Meitner-Graf, Lotte, 1966
Melton, James, 1959
Mendelson, Edward, 1976
Mendes, Larry, 1988
Mengelberg, Stefan see Bauer-Mengelberg, Stefan
Mennin, Peter, 1946-1981
Menotti, Gian Carlo, 1964-1990, undated
Mense-Cohen, Ruth, and family, 1963-1991
Mensh, Frances, 1955
Menuhin, Yehudi & Diana, 1960-1991
Mercouri, Melina, 1988
Mercurio, Steven, 1990
Merriam, Eve, 1975-1980, undated
Merrill, James, undated
Merrill, Robert & Marion, 1962-1991
Merriman, [?], 1958
Merriman, Nan, 1944-1951
Merritt, A. Tillman, 1946-1991, undated
Mertens, André, 1947-1957
Messiaen, Olivier, 1949-1963
Messinger, Gloria, 1990
Mesta, Perle, 1965
Mester, George, 1953-1955
Metal, Phyllis Luman, 1988
Metcalf, Thomas, 1944
Metzenbaum, Howard M., 1963-1985
Meyer, Abe, 1951
Meyer, Britta, 1988
Meyer, Charles, 1955
Meyer, Jane Hill, 1957-1978
Meyer, Jenny, undated
Meyer, Leonard B., 1989
Meyer, Marshall T., 1976-1984
Meyer, Paul (in re), 1990
Meyer, Ted, 1953
Meyer-Josten, Jürgen, 1983-1984
Meyer-Schwickerath, Andreas, 1988-1990, undated
Meyer-Schwickerath, Gerd, 1989
Meyerowitz, Jan see Downes, Olin
Meyers, David G., 1989
Meyerson, Janice, 1985-1991, undated
Meyerson, Mark, 1973-1989
Meyerson, Seymour, 1945-1953, undated
Mgrdichian, George, 1989
Michell, Keith, 1961
Michii, Takako, 1990
Middleton, Jean, 1941-1947, undated
Midori and Goto, Setsu, 1985-1990, undated
Mielziner, Jo, 1955-1957
Milburn, Frank, 1963, undated
Mildner, Andreas, 1989
Milhaud, Darius & Madeleine, 1947-1991, undated
Millar, Gregory, 1948-1990
Millard, Robert, 1983
Milleker, Erich, 1989, undated
Miller, Allan, 1980
Miller, Arthur, undated
Miller, Bea, 1979
Miller, Glenn, 1988
Miller, Jonathan, 1988
Miller, Kenneth R., 1973
Mills, Thomas J., Jr., 1971
Milstein, Nathan, 1958
Mindlin, Michael, 1965-1991, undated
Minnelli, Liza, 1988
Minnesota Orchestra, 1988
Minor, Anne, 1959
Minskoff, Maggie & Jerry, 1980
Minton, Yvonne, 1981, undated
Mintz, Ouida Blatt see Blatt, Ouida
Mintz, Shlomo, 1989
Miquelle, Georges, undated
Miquelle, Renée Longy see Longy, Renée
Mir, Pedro, 1984-1990
Mirow, Sebastian, 1986-1990
Mishori, Yaacov, 1988-1990
Mitchell, Helen, 1989
Mitchell, Howard & Alma, 1955-1957
Mitchell, Jan & Ellin, 1977-1988
Mitchell, Ruth, 1957
Mitropoulos, Dimitri, 1938-1963, undated
Mitropoulos, Dimitri, 1938-1939
Mitterrand, François (in re), 1991
Mixter, James & Phebe, 1956-1988
Mock, Alois, 1988
Moffo, Anna (Anna Moffo Sarnoff), 1964-1980, undated see also Sarnoff, Robert
Mog, Aribert, Angelo & Marli, 1983-1991, undated
Mohr, Richard, 1981
Molden, Fritz, 1979
Møller, Irmelin Eggert, 1965
Mollicone, Henry, 1976
Mondale, Walter & Joan, 1976, undated
Mondavi, Margrit Biever, 1988
Monick, Gene, 1970
Montaigne, Monique, 1980-1988
Monteser, Hedi, 1975
Monteux, Claude, 1946
Monteux, Pierre & Doris, 1948-1976
Montoya, Lia, 1988
Montserrat, Abadia de, 1985
Moody, Karen, 1989-1990
Moor, Paul, 1945-1960
Moore, Charles, 1984-1988
Moore, Charles F., Jr. & Addie, 1959-1981
Moore, Douglas S., 1956-1968
Moore, Marianne, 1963
Moore, Paul, 1972
Moore, Virginia, 1984
Morea, Antonella, undated
Morel, Jean, 1956
Morgan, Beverly, 1985-1988
Morgen, Hamilton (Bud), 1982
Morgenthau, [?] (family of), undated
Morita, Akio, 1972-1988, undated
Morris, Albert, 1971
Morris, Harold, 1960-1961
Morris, Marketa, 1958
Morris, Marketa, 1947, undated
Morris, Persis (Mrs. Stephen V. C. Morris), 1970
Morris, Richard, 1989
Morris, Thomas, 1983
Morton, James Parks & Pamela, 1986-1991
Moseley, Carlos ("Crayfish"), 1946-1989
Moselle, Judith, 1987
Moser, Thomas, 1981
Moses, Gilbert, 1976
Mosher, Gregory, 1986-1989, undated
Moss, Phyllis, 1984
Mostel, Raphael, 1989
Mountbatten, Lord, 1970-1971
Movshon, George, 1979-1980
Mowrey, Thomas, 1972-1980
Moyer, Bill, 1987
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 1970
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 1989
Mu Phi Epsilon, 1966
Muchmore, Michael, 1988
Muheim, Harry Miles, 1980-1990
Mühlbach, Rainer, 1989
Muller, Jacqueline, 1988
Muller, Steven, 1982-1988
Munch, Charles, 1947-1963
Münchener Philharmoniker, 1988
Mündl, Klaus see Lachs, Thomas
Munroe, Lorne & Janée, 1988
Munves, R. Peter & Joyce, 1971-1974
Muraco, Thomas, 1985
Murray, Neil, 1989
Murrow, Edward R., 1963
Musicians Against Nuclear Arms, 1984
Musicians Benevolent Fund, 1988
Muti, Riccardo, 1988
Myers, David, 1981
Myers, Debs, 1970
Myerson, Bess (Bess Myerson Grant), 1963
Myrick, Julian, 1965
Myrow, Fred & Josef, 1961-1969
Nabokov, Nicolas, 1953-1969
Nadeau, Roland, 1960
Nagano, Kent, 1986-1990, undated
Naneris, Nikiforos, 1988
Naneris, Nikiforos, 1959-1960, undated
Naoumoff, Emile, 1977-1982, undated
Naoumoff, Olga see Koussevitzky, Serge
Naples, Bradley J., 1986
Nathans, Rhoda, 1975-1977
National Endowment for the Arts, 1989
National Institute for Music Theater, 1988
National Symphony Orchestra, 1980-1988
Nebmaier, Wolfgang, 1977
Nebot, Rafael, undated
Nekola, Dr., undated
Nell, Renee, 1949
Nelson, Cholmondeley M., 1974
Nelson, Craig Richard, 1981-1990, undated
Nelson, Philip F., 1976
Nemenoff, Genia see Luboshutz, Genia
Neugebauer, Michael see Zitzlsperger, Rolf
Neumeier, John, 1980-1988, undated
Neunzig, Uta, 1986-1990
New Israeli Opera, 1988
New World Symphony, 1988
New York Philharmonic, 1950-1990 see also Stamas, Stephen
New York Times Music Publishing, 1976
Newberry, John, 1946
Newhouse, Mitzi, 1958
Newman, Elaine, 1938-1940, undated
Newman, George, 1968
Newman, Hans, 1976
Newman, Harold, 1957-1975
Newman, Michael, 1970-1976, undated
Newman, Phyllis see Green, Adolph
Newman, Tony, 1963
Nichols, Mike & Annabel, 1968-1988, undated
Nielsen, Carl (in re) see Møller, Irmelin Eggert
Niessen, Michael, 1969-1991, undated see also Bösendorfer,Klavierfabrik A. G.
Nimon, Edward, 1988
Nirenberg, Nelson, 1986
Nissen, Wolfe Gregory, 1989
Nitra, Gerda Raphael, 1946
Nixon, Marni, 1960
Nixon, Richard M., 1960-1971
Noble, Duncan, 1988
Nolan, William L., 1959
Nolen, Tim & Kaari, 1988
Norcia, Patricia, 1989-1990
Nordoff, Paul, 1958
Norman, Dorothy, 1950
Norman, Edward, 1950
Norman, Jessye, 1988
North, Alex, 1946 see also Goodman, Benny
Norton-Standen, Graham P., 1988
Nothas, Walter, 1978-1988
Novaes, Guiomar see Pinto, Guiomar Novaes
Novarro, Ramon, 1945
Novis, Josephine & Fred, 1982-1990
Novotny, Joseph J., 1979
Nowak, Grzegorz, 1982
Nowak, Richard, 1989-1990
Nureyev, Rudolf, 1983
Nuttall, Muriel, 1984-1993, undated
Oberlin, Russell, 1957-1966
O'Brien, Lawrence F., 1966
O'Conner, Brian & family, 1987
Odets, Clifford, 1958
O'Donnell, Mark, undated
Odrich, Ron, 1983-1987
O'Dwyer, William J., 1989
Oehler, Lilian, 1988
Ohga, Norio & Midori, 1974-1988
O'Horgan, Tom, 1988
O'Keefe, John, 1975
Oldham, Kevin, 1990
Oliveira, Elmar, 1965-1967
Oliveros, Pauline, 1986
Ollmann, Kurt, 1988, undated
Olson, Lolma and Joy Becker, 1985
O'Neal, Patrick & Cynthia, 1976-1990
O'Neill, Thomas P. ("Tip"), 1983-1985
O'Neill, William A., 1988
Ono, Yoko & Sean Lennon, 1986-1987
Oppenheim, David, 1950-1990, undated see also Adler, Ellen
Oppenheim, David, 1942-1946, undated
Oppenheim, Reba, 1988
Or, Carmen, 1985-1986
Orand, Michael, 1987
Orbón, Julián, 1960
Orchestra dell'Accademia nazionale di Santa Cecilia, 1988-1990
Orent, Joel & Leah, 1976-1989, undated
Orgad, Ben-Zion, 1957
Orkin, Ruth & Mary, 1945-1985
Ormandy, Eugene, 1949-1979
Ormandy, Fay & Martin, 1988
Ornstein, Severo, 1979
Orphanos, Stathis, 1989
Orrego, Juan-Felipe, 1988
Orrego-Salas, Juan A. & Carmen, 1946-1989, undated
Ortega Saavedra, Daniel, 1989
Orth, Peter, undated
Ortiz, John, 1960-1965
Ortner, Richard, 1988-1990, undated see also Stringer, Mark
Ortona, [?], 1969
Osborn, Janet, 1975
O'Shea, Paloma, 1988
Osnos, Max, 1949-1967
Ostendorf, John, 1982, undated
Ostransky, Leroy, 1946
Ostrovsky, Alexander, 1986-1988
Ostrow, Stuart, 1968
Otis, Brian, 1960-1961
Otterloo, Willem van, 1966-1974
Oue, Eiji, Jiro & Eiko 1985-1991, undated
Outcalt, Carola, 1957
Oxenburg, Allen Sven, 1955-1957
Ozawa, Seiji, 1960-1990, undated
Pack, David, Gale & Beth, 1973-1990, undated
Packiam, John see Giardino, Chris
Padroff, Jay, 1990
Paeff, Bashka, 1960
Page, Justin, 1987
Page, Robert, 1982
Page, Tim, 1984
Page, Willis, 1956-1960
Pagliassotti, Pier Giorgio, 1989
Pailthorpe, Daniel, 1990
Palamountain, Joseph C., Jr., 1975
Paley, Stephen, 1987
Paley, William S., 1957-1978
Pallavicini, Gaea, 1988-1990, undated
Palma, Mike, 1983
Palmer, Todd, 1987
Palmer, Tony, 1968-1976
Paniaras, Kosta, 1959
Paola, Frank, 1964
Paone, Remigio, 1967
Papp, Joseph, 1976
Pappas, Irene, 1980
Paray, Paul, 1959-1962
Parisot, Aldo, 1964
Parker, Dorothy, 1945
Parness, Evan & Brian, 1990
Parris, Robert, 1961-1962
Partos, Oedoen, 1963-1968
Pasquier, Yves & Eva Wagner, 1983-1988
Pasternak, Boris, 1959-1981, undated
Pataki, István, 1988
Patinkin, Sheldon, 1968-1988
Patrick, Jon, undated
Patrón Marchand, Miguel, 1976-1977
Patterson, Judith see Barnell, Ron
Paul VI, Pope, 1974
Pavarotti, Luciano, 1988
Paz, Gideon & Alon, 1971-1988
Peabody, Judy, 1987
Peabody, Samuel, 1988
Peachey, Carolyn, 1988-1991
Pearle, Shirley Gabis, 1943, undated
Pearlman, Moish, 1956-1984
Pearlman, Moish, 1953-1954
Pears, Peter, 1975, undated
Peavy, Leopold, Jr., undated
Peck, Gregory & Veronique, 1966-1988
Peerce, Jan & Alice, 1952-1980
Peggram, Reed, 1937-1938, undated
Peirson, Tom, 1988
Pekinel, Güher and Süher, 1988
Pell, Claiborne, 1988
Pelletier, Wilfrid & Rose Bampton, 1959-1977
Penner, Joseph A., 1989
Pennisi, Celestino, undated
Perahia, Murray, 1977
Peres, Shimon, 1979
Peress, Maurice, 1960-1990
Pergament, Ann Harris, 1988-1990
Perkins, Tony, 1966
Perl, Susan & Otto, 1988-1990
Perle, Shirley (Gabis Rhoads), George & family, 1941-1991
Perlin, Bernard, 1978
Perlis, Jack, 1959
Perlis, Vivian, 1983-1989
Perlman, Eric, 1988 see also Goshen, Martita
Perlman, Itzhak & family, 1987-1991, undated
Perlman, Jack, 1958-1959
Perlmutter, Nathan, 1971
Perna, Dana, undated
Perry, Doug, 1986
Perry, Thomas (Tod) & Helen, 1957-1990
Persegati, Walter, 1973-1991
Persichetti, Vincent, 1947-1968
Peschke, Paul, 1988
Peters, Arthur & Sally, 1985-1989
Peters, Roberta, 1964
Peyrieux, Natacha, 1988
Peyser, Joan, 1983-1987
Pfund, Romely, 1988
Phillips, Ann, undated
Phillips, Robert, 1959
Piatigorsky, Gregor (Grisha), 1957-1976
Piccinini, Vittorio Canziani, 1989
Pickett, Glenn, 1984
Pierce, Robert, 1988
Pieters, Jules, 1951
Piller, Boaz, 1946, undated
Pillitteri, Paolo, 1989
Pillsbury, Henry, 1986-1989
Pinnock, Trevor, 1988
Pinto, Guiomar Novaes, 1958-1961
Pisani, Michael, 1984-1988
Pisar, Judith & Samuel, 1986-1990
Piston, Walter, 1944-1968
Pittsburgh Symphony Society, 1991
Plaut, James, 1987
Plaut, Rose, 1985-1989
Pleasant, Richard, 1960
Pleasants, Henry, 1957-1961
Pleinert, Otto, 1988
Pley, Valerie, undated
Plimpton, Francis T. P., 1963-1964
Plimpton, George, 1973-1986, undated
Plisetskaya, Maya, 1988
Pobbe, Marcella, 1959
Podnos, Theodor, 1950-1974
Pogliano, Cesare, 1984
Pogue, Samuel F., 1973
Polakoff, Blossom, undated
Polard, René, undated
Poleri, Tosi, 1989
Polignac, Marie-Blanche de, 1983, undated
Polignac, Marie-Blanche de, undated
Polisi, Joseph W., 1985-1989
Pollack, Elayne & Alex, 1987-1990
Pollack, Howard, 1977
Polygram, 1979-1988 see also Deutsche Grammophon
Ponselle, Rosa, 1956-1976
Pope, W. Stuart, 1970
Porte, Michael, 1989
Porter, Amy, 1988
Porter, Andrew, 1984-1991
Porter, Heather, 1984
Portland Youth Philharmonic, 1984
Post, Arthur, 1986-1990
Poston, Gretchen, 1980
Poto, Attilio, 1980
Poulenc, Francis, 1961-1962, undated
Powell, Mel, 1961
Praet, Albert, 1989
Prager, Miriam (Mrs. Nat Prager), 1963-1988
Pratt, Michael, 1976
Pratt, Milton, 1961
Prawy, Marcel, 1956-1990, undated
Prendergast, Bob, 1983
Prero, Robert Delwyn, 1988-1990
Presley, Elvis, 1962
Presnell, Marsha & Robert, 1956-1987
Presnell, Robert, Jr., 1951-1955, undated
Pressler, Menahem, 1949
Preston, Michael, undated
Prêtre, Georges, 1976
Previn, André, 1950-1991, undated
Prey, Hermann, 1975
Price, Gilbert, 1979
Price, Leontyne, 1978
Price, Margaret, 1975
Priddy, John, 1983-1984
Prihar, Zvi, 1950
Primrose, Dorothy, 1949
Prince, Charles, 1989-1990
Prince, Harold (Hal), 1973-1991
Pringle, Liz & John, 1988-1989, undated
Pritchard, Thomas A., 1955
Proctor, Lois (Mrs. Stanley Proctor), 1969
Prokhorov, Vadim, 1987
Prokop, Eugen, 1961-1988
Propes, A. Z., 1974
Prošev, Toma, 1964
Proskauer, Joseph M., 1957-1967
Prude, Agnes De Mille see De Mille, Agnes
Puma, Vincent, 1978-1989, undated
Purdom, Edmund, undated
Putterman, Hazzan David J., 1963-1988
Quach, Helen, 1968
Qualliotine, Armand, 1988
Queler, Eve, 1980
A Quiet Place , 1983
Quinlan, Nina, 1990
Rabb, Maxwell & Ruth, 1957-1988, undated
Rabin, George, Jeanne & Michael, 1957-1973
Rabl, Gottfried ("Rabelé"), 1985-1988, undated
Rabsilber, Michael, 1987
Rachlin, Sophie, undated
Rachmilovich, Jacques, 1948
Rackman, Emanuel ("Manny"), 1970-1985, undated
Radio-France, 1975-1983
Radziminski, Wayne, 1989
Rafael, Gideon, 1988
Raffy, Katharine Foote, 1959-1966, undated
Ragetté, Sylvia, 1990
Rahnema, Maryam, 1988
Rainer, Luise see Lerman, Leo
Rainer, Roland, 1988
Rainier & Grace, Prince & Princess of Monaco, 1962-1988, undated
Raitt, John, 1976
Ralston, Marian see Coates, Helen (1949)
Ramey, Phillip, 1970-1989
Ramin, Sid, 1933-1986, undated
Ramin, Sid, 1940-1945, undated
Ramin, Sid, Gloria & Ronald, 1944-1990, undated
Ramjoue, Wolfgang, 1988
Rampal, Jean-Pierre, 1988-1992
Ran, Shulamit, 1963-1967
Randolph, John, circa 1938
Randolph, Johnny, 1946-1952
Rangel, Maria, 1986
Raphael, Dana ("Dolly"), 1944-1990
Rappaport, Azaria, circa 1948
Raskin, Judith, 1966
Rasky, Harry, 1985
Ratcliff, J. D., 1958
Ratcliffe, Thomas G., Jr., 1946
Ratner, Bob, 1957
Ratner, Leonard, 1960
Rauch, Greta, 1956-1957
Raver, Leonard, 1976-1990
Ravina, Ruth & Oscar, 1988
Ravinia Festival, 1988
Raymont, Henry, 1970-1983
Read, Gardner, 1945
Reagan, Ronald & Nancy, 1988
Reardon, John, 1968-1977
Réaux, Angelina, 1985-1990
Rector, Gail, 1979-1983
Redfield, Yuri, 1964
Redinger, Luiz, 1985
Reed, Gene, 1963
Reed, H. Owen, 1944-1975
Reed, Rich, 1986
Reetz, Vera & Alfred, 1957
Reich, Steve, 1971-1980
Reif, Paul, 1960
Reimann-Marcus, Beverle, 1990
Reiner, Catherine, 1988-1990
Reiner, Ethel Linder, 1962-1964 see also Bezencenet, Ethel Linder
Reiner, Fritz & Carlotta, 1940-1964, undated
Reiner, Michelle, 1957
Reis, Claire, 1945-1977
Reis, Mrs. Gordon, undated
Reisenberg, Nadia see Ran, Shulamit
Reitel, Elizabeth, circa 1942-circa 1944, undated
Rendl, Andreas, Thomas & Katharina, 1985-1990
Resnick, Bertha, 1945-1946, undated see also Goldstein, Dorothy
Resnick, Rose, 1978
Resnick, Selma see Kaplan, Selma Resnick
Resnik, Regina, 1943-1968, undated
Respighi, Elsa, 1962
Reston, James ("Scotty"), 1984
Reuben, Arnold, 1947
Reuel, Amalia, 1990, undated
Reyns, Gijs, 1963-1988
Rhoads, P., 1987
Rhoads, Shirley see Perle, Shirley & George
Rhodes, Jane, 1962-1975
Rhodes, Susan L. see Center for United States-China Arts Exchange
Ribicoff, Abraham, 1959-1983
Rich, Martin & family, 1959-1989
Richard, Dan, 1984
Richard, Frances, 1987
Richard, Sister Mary see Mary Richard, Sister
Richards, Jeffrey, 1989
Richardson, Tony, 1958
Richie, Lionel, 1988
Richman, Lucas, 1983-1990
Richman, Robert, 1959
Richter, Gladys (Mrs. Karl Richter), 1981
Richter, Helene, undated
Richter, Karl (in re) see Richter, Gladys
Richter, Sviatoslav, 1960, undated
Ricordi, Camillo, 1989
Ricordi, Claudio, 1984
Ricordi, Nanni, 1962
Rieckhoff, Stefan, 1983
Riedel, Gerd, 1988
Riegel, Kenneth, 1975
Riegger, Wallingford, 1946-1961
Riegler, Martin, 1990
Ries, Michael, 1961
Righter, Carroll, 1961
Riley, Jay Flash, undated
Rinke, Hanno & Irene (Irina), 1980-1991, undated
Rinpoche, T'ai Situ, 1985 see also Oliveros, Pauline
Rintoul, Richard, 1983
Ripps, Robert, 1987-1988
Riso, Osvaldo, 1959
Ritchard, Cyril, 1972
Ritter, Dan, 1986
Ritter, Melvin, 1946
Rivera, Chita, 1965-1988
Rivers, Larry, undated
Robards, Jason & Betty, 1968
Robbie, Seymour, 1958
Robbins, Jack, 1954-1958
Robbins, Jerome, 1945-1988, undated
Robbins, Jerome, undated
Robbins, Lou & Eve, 1972-1988
Robbins, Morton, 1959
Robbins, Myron, undated
Roberson, (William) George (in re), 1989
Roberts, Kay, 1983
Roberts, Owen E. (Ted), 1985
Roberts, Ralph, 1950
Robertson, Sidney see Cowell, Henry
Robeson, Paul, 1973
Robinor, Genia, 1989 see also Leshetizky Association
Robinson, Earl, 1958-1966
Robinson, Francis, 1958-1977
Robinson, Joseph, 1990
Robison, Josh, 1981-1983
Robison, Paula, 1962-1988
Rocamora, Wynn, 1955
Rochberg, George, 1949-1979
Rock-Savage, David, Lord Cholmondeley, 1981
Rockefeller, David, David, Jr. & families, 1972-1991, undated
Rockefeller, John D., II & John D., III, 1959-1961
Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1962
Roddy, Joe, 1956-1981, undated
Rodgers, Mary, 1959-1991
Rodgers, Richard & Dorothy, 1956-1980
Rodzinska, Ilse, 1982
Rodzinski, Artur & Halina, 1943-1981, undated
Rogers, Bernard, 1943-1947
Rogers, Jacquelyn, 1978-1988
Rogers, Miriam, 1956-1961
Rogers, Warren, 1972
Rogers, Mr. & Mrs. Will, Jr., 1948
Rogoff, Gordon, 1985
Rogosin, Fred, 1943, undated
Roll, Edward, 1974
Ronell, Ann, 1958
Rooney, Mickey, 1978
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1956
Roosevelt, Eleanor, James & Franklin D., Jr., 1945-1986 see also Stevenson, Adlai E.
Roosevelt, Emily, 1947-1964
Roosevelt, Robin, 1980
Roosevelt, Robin, 1981-1989
Rorem, Ned & Gladys (mother), 1957-1990, undated
Roseman, Kenneth, 1983
Rosen, Bella & William, 1982
Rosen, Charles, 1972-1980
Rosen, Lucie, 1946, undated
Rosen, Sumner M., 1988
Rosenberg, Deena, 1981
Rosenberger, Walter, 1971
Rosenbloom, Esther Shamir, 1977
Rosenbloom, Lucile, 1984
Rosenman, Lenny, undated
Rosenstein, Howard, 1987-1990
Rosenstock, Milton, 1947-1990, undated
Rosenstock, Urte, 1981-1990
Rosenthal, Jean (in re), 1971
Rosenthal, Manuel (in re), 1946
Rosenwald, Mary, 1972
Roskott, Carl, 1980-1985, undated
Rosoff, Arnold, 1964
Ross, Alvin, 1941, undated
Ross, Bill, 1958
Ross, Glynn, 1947-1961
Ross, Herbert, 1987-1988
Ross, Hugh, 1988
Ross, Vera and Katia, undated
Ross, Worth, 1946
Rossellini, Franco, 1963
Rossen, Sue, 1951
Rossetti, Thomas, 1988
Rosten, Norman, 1965-1990, undated
Rostropovich, Mstislav, 1966-1991, undated
Roth, Wolfgang, 1952
Rothe, Friede, 1945-1989, undated
Rothenberg, Bea Brown, 1964
Rothschild, Germaine de, 1969
Rothschild, Philippine de, 1988
Rothschild, Robert de, 1946
Roussopoulos, Andre, 1987
Routledge, Patricia, 1976-1988
Roux, Norbert, 1953
Rovina, Hanna, 1947
Royen, Hein J. van, 1989
Rózsa, Miklós, 1943-1964
Rubenovitz, Herman H., 1963-1964
Rubensohn, Emmy, 1961
Rubenstein, Helen, 1990
Rubin, David W., 1960-1962
Rubin, Esther, 1986-1989, undated
Rubinstein, Aniela (Nela), Arthur & John, 1977-1991, undated
Rubio, Jose Luis, 1984
Rudel, Julius, 1960-1990
Rudié, Robert, 1960
Rudolf, Elizabeth, 1964
Rudolf, Gus, 1955
Ruggles, Carl, 1960
Rukeyser, Muriel, 1959
Rukeyser, Muriel, undated
Rusk, Dean, 1964
Russell, Bill, 1979-1989
Russell, Jeanne, 1976-1984, undated
Russell, John & Rosamond (Peggy, or "Peg-Leg"), 1948-1990, undated see also Bernier, Rosamond
Russell, Rosalind, 1957
Russo, William, 1957-1977
Ryack, Phyllis (Mrs. Eddie Ryack), 1987-1988
Ryan, John, DD, & Nin, 1957-1964
Ryan, Vincent J., 1964
Rybb, Leo, Phyllis & Catherine, 1960-1970
Rybier-Borisow, Felicia, 1987
Rychtarik, Richard, 1945-1976
Rysanek, Leonie, 1979
Sachar, Abram L., 1950-1990 see also Fine, Irving
Sachs, Ernest, 1962
Sack, Zilla, 1950
Sacks, Julian, 1971
Sado, Yutaka & Akiko, 1988-1990
Sager, Christopher Czaja, 1985
Sager, Gordon, 1945-1946
Sahl, Mike, 1947
Saint-Subber, Arnold, 1952-1974
Sale, William Barnett, 1990
Salesky, Brian, 1982
Salomon, Frank, 1989
Salquin, Hedy see Boulanger, Nadia
Salska, Anna, 1984
Saltonstall, Nathaniel, 1945-1957
Salzman, P., 1976
Samuels, Dorothy J., 1981
Sanderling, Thomas, 1984-1986
Sandmeier, R. Scott, 1987
Sano, Mitsunori, 1988-1990, undated
Saperton, David, 1959
Saputelli, Bill, 1941
Sarandon, Susan, undated
Sardi, Vincent & June, 1988-1989
Sargent, Sir Malcolm, undated
Sarin, Irving, 1960-1964
Sarnoff, Anna see Moffo, Anna
Sarnoff, Dorothy, 1956
Sarnoff, Robert, 1988
Sasaki, Ruth, 1962
Sass, Sylvia, 1986
Sataloff, Bob & Dahlia, 1988
Satow, Ernest, undated
Saudek, Robert, 1956-1989 see also Bernstein, Sidney L.
Saudek, Robert, 1956
Saunder, Remi, 1974
Saunderson, Alexander "Sandy", 1963
Sauza, Francisco Javier, 1982
Saveana, Helia, 1974
Savelli, Gianni, 1967
Saver, Jeffrey, 1988
Saxon, Hanna, undated
Saye, Theo, undated
Sayre, Francis B., Jr., 1973
Schapira, [?], 1975
Schat, Peter, 1978-1988, undated
Schell, Maria, 1986-1988, undated see also Shchedrin, Rodion
Schell, Maximilian, 1988
Schenck, Andrew, 1985-1986
Schenk, Otto, 1970, undated
Schenker, Erich, 1982
Schermerhorn, Kenneth DeWitt, 1955-1988
Schermerhorn, Kenneth DeWitt, 1957-1989
Scherr, Ronald, 1990
Scheuale(?), Cattie O., 1941
Schiff, Charles, 1948
Schiller, Jonathan, 1976-1986
Schimmel, David M., 1971-1984
Schippers, Thomas, 1958-1976, undated
Schirmer, G., Inc. see G. Schirmer, Inc.
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 1967-1985
Schlesinger, John, 1982
Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, 1986-1989
Schloss, Jean Kenin, 1989
Schmedes, [?], 1981
Schmidl, Peter, 1986
Schmidt, Helmut & Loki, 1979-1990
Schmidt-Garre, Beate and Jan, 1989
Schmidt-Garre, Beate, undated
Schmidt-Garre, Jan Martin, 1981-1982
Schnee, Murray, 1952
Schneider, Alexander, 1958-1988
Schneider, Gary M., 1990
Schneider, Peter, 1977
Schneyersov, Grigori, 1959
Schnitzer, Robert, 1967
Schoeller, Anne, 1971
Schoenbach, Sol & Bertha, 1975-1991
Schoenberg, Arnold, 1944
Schölpen, Barbara, 1987
Schönburg, Lili & Agatha, 1976-1991, undated
Schorr, Danny, 1957
Schott-Verlag, 1988
Schottland, Charles see Brandeis University
Schoyen, Jeff, 1981
Schramm, Rüdiger see Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival
Schrier, Morris M., 1957-1988
Schröder-Reinhold, Ursula, 1979
Schroyens, Daniël, 1984
Schubart, Mark, 1960-1991
Schulberg, Budd, 1972-1989
Schuler, Robert C., 1962
Schuller, Gunther, 1957-1971, undated
Schuller, Robert H., 1987
Schultz, Klaus and Corinna Ponto, 1979
Schulz, Gernot, 1987-1989, undated
Schulze-Schlutius, Monika & Heide, 1990
Schuman, William Howard & Frankie, 1939-1991, undated
Schumann, Robert, Gesellschaft, 1988
Schuster, Joseph & Katherine, 1944-1961
Schuster, M. Lincoln, 1954-1964
Schutz, George, 1960
Schwabacher, James, 1960-1988, undated
Schwalbé, Michel, undated see also Moor, Paul
Schwann, William & Aire-Maija, 1967-1988
Schwartz, Charles, 1975-1989
Schwartz, Stephen & family, 1974-1989, undated
Schwarz, Gerard & Jody, 1988
Schwarz, Henning, 1990
Schwarzbraun, Fredy, 1986
Schweitzer, Albert, 1965
Schwertsik, Kurt, 1983-1986
Scott, Pippa, 1956
Scripps, Douglas, undated
Sebastian, Gina, 1988
Secrest, Meryle, 1992
Seehafer, Reinhard & the Youth-Symphony-Orchestra of East Germany, 1988
Segal, Martin E., 1989-1991
Seggerman, Susan, undated
Segill, Bernardo, 1968
Seidel, Fred, 1990
Seidl, Josef, 1985
Seidler, Judith, 1986
Seiler, Thomas, 1981-1988
Seiniger, Samuel, 1944-1952
Sela, Michael, 1987
Selby, John, 1945-1948
Seldes, Marian see Claman, Marian
Seligman, Bernie, 1957
Sellars, James, 1985-1990
Sellers, Michael, 1985
Selman, Ruth, 1988
Selzer, Joseph, 1991
Selznick, Irene Mayer, 1947-1983
Selznick, Jennifer (Mrs. David O. Selznick), undated
Semenoff, Simon, 1979
Sender, Lee, 1982-1988, undated
Sepeshy, Zoltan, undated
Seppelt, Benno, 1976-1982
Seppilli, Lily, 1950-1991
Serebrier, José, 1976-1990
Serembe, Gilberto see Brusa, Elisabetta
Sereni, Mario, 1964-1972
Sergi, Arturo, 1990
Serkin, Rudolf, 1970-1984
Serly, Tibor, 1965
Serry, John, 1980
Sersale, Paolo, 1987
Sessions, Roger, 1971
Shaffer, Michael B., 1964
Shaffer, Peter, 1975-1990 see also Lantz, Robert
Shafran, Thelma M., 1984
Shalit, Gene, 1984
Shames, Jonathan, 1989
Shamir, Yona, 1945-1973
Shanet, Howard, 1947-1990
Shankar, Ravi, 1965-1978
Shapero, Harold, 1939-1988
Shapero, Harold, 1940
Shapey, Ralph, 1960
Shapira, Elyakum, 1957-1988
Shapiro, Burton, 1988
Shapiro, Hester & Morris, 1946-1988
Shapley, Harlow, 1950
Sharoff, Sanford (Sandile) & Lola, 1980-1988, undated
Sharoni, Eliad, 1986-1990
Sharp, William, 1988
Shaw, Florence, 1945-1958
Shaw, Robert, 1956-1991
Shazar, Zalman, 1964
Shchedrin, Rodion and Maria Schell, 1985
Shea, Patrick, 1987
Shedroff, Joshua, 1989-1990
Sheffer, Jonathan, 1990
Shelkan, Gregor & Birdie, 1955-1978
Shelton, Reid, 1976
Sheng, Bright, 1985-1990
Shepard, Tom, 1974
Sherover, Miles, 1973
Shirley, George, 1969
Shostakovich, Dmitri & Irina, 1949-1988
Shostakovich, Maxim & family, 1988, undated
Shouse, Kay (Mrs. Jouett Shouse), 1968-1988, undated
Shriver, Robert Sargent, Jr. see Kennedys
Shubert Organization, 1976-1980
Sibelius, Jean, 1945-1984
Sichold, Paul, 1988
Siciliani, Francesco, 1954-1990, undated
Siciliano, Florence & Ralph, 1981-1989
Sidky, Ahmed M., 1988
Siebert, Renée, 1986
Siegmeister, Elie, 1945-1964
Siemens, Peter v., 1981-1985
Sikora, Thomas, 1988
Sikorski, Hans, 1988-1991
Silas, Diane see Barnes, Christopher
Silbern, [?], 1986
Silberschlag, Eisig, 1946
Silcher, Yehudit, 1986
Sills, Beverly, 1982
Silva, Antonio P. da, 1960
Silver, Ron see Green, Mark
Silver, Samuel M., 1990
Silverman, Mollie, 1988
Silverman, Stanley, 1971
Silvers, Robert, 1989
Silverstein, Hilda & Louis, 1952-1983, undated
Silverstein, Joey, 1974
Simconov, Vladi, 1982-1985
Simenauer, Peter, 1960
Simon, Abbey, 1956
Simon, Eric, 1945-1947
Simon, George T., 1952
Simon, Henry, 1946-1963
Simon, Henry, 1954
Simon, Paul, 1991
Simoni, Luciano, 1982
Simons, Bud, 1975
Simpson, Barbara, 1988
Sinatra, Frank, 1961-1988
Singer, Irving, 1973-1991, undated
Singer, Jacques, 1946
Singer, Malcolm, 1981
Singer, Norman, 1981
Singer, Sue, 1958
Singh, Pritam & Annie, undated
Singleton, Alvin, 1985
Sirmay, Albert, 1957-1963
Sjökvist, Gustaf, 1989
Skinner, B.F., 1973
Skinner, Thomas, 1989
Skolovsky, Zadel, 1959-1988
Skrowaczewski, Stanislaw, 1964-1971
Slade, Julian, undated
Slater, Carol, 1985
Slatkin, Leonard, 1986
Slezak, Walter, 1982
Sloane, Robert B., 1955
Slonimsky, Nicolas, 1947-1989
Smejkal, Bohumil, 1991
Smit, Leo, 1947-1991, undated
Smith, Art & Barbara, 1957
Smith, Bill, 1956
Smith, Carleton Sprague, 1989
Smith, Craig R., 1989
Smith, David, 1988
Smith, Erik & Priscilla, 1969-1988, undated
Smith, Ethel, 1959
Smith, Fred, 1990
Smith, Lawrence Leighton, 1974
Smith, Lee, undated
Smith, Marie, 1981-1990
Smith, Oliver, 1962-1984, undated see also Chase, Lucia
Smith, Oliver, 1950-1951
Smith, Peter, 1989-1990
Smith, Philip & family, 1988
Smith, Rand, 1947, undated
Smith, Russell, 1960
Smith, Thomas W., 1959
Smoot, W. Scott, 1988
Smuin, Michael, 1988
Snapp, Bette, 1988
Soester, Sylvia (Vickers), 1991
Sokoloff, Boris, 1970 see also Ormandy, Eugene
Sokolow, Anna, 1974-1988 see also Meyers, David G. and Warren, Larry
Solomon, Cyril, 1950
Solomon, Cyril ("Chuck"), Sylvia, and Nancy, 1980-1988, undated
Solomon, Sevi Sorelle & Izler, 1958
Solti, Sir Georg & Lady, 1962-1989
Somach, Barbara J., 1988
Somary, Stephen, 1983-1990
Somer, Hilde, 1957
Sondheim, Stephen, 1956-1991, undated see also Dramatists Guild Council
Sony Classical, 1989-1991 see also Ohga, Norio
Soria, Dorle & Dario, 1956-1988, undated
Souillot, Patrick, 1989-1990
Sour, Robert, 1968-1980
Sousedík, Tomás, 1990
Souvaine, Geri, 1964
Souzay, Gérard, 1975, undated
Spader, Todd & Jean, 1988
Spaeth, Sigmund see Ax, Emanuel
Specter, Edward, 1960-1963
Speiser, Maurice J., 1945
Speiser, Raymond A., 1950
Spencer, S. A. ("Sash"), 1989
Spencer Bentley, Clive J., 1987
Spencer Bentley, Clive J., 1982-1988, undated
Spender, Stephen, 1961-1989
Spender, Stephen, undated
Spera, Agostino, 1990
Sperry, Paul, 1988-1989, undated
Speyer, Kiki, 1945-1981
Speyer, Kiki, 1940-1945, undated
Speyer, Louis ("Lepke"), Camille ("Poupsie") & André, 1963-1981, undated
Spiegel, Mildred see Zucker, Mildred
Spiegel, Sam, 1956
Spiegelman, Joel, 1968-1980
Spiegl, Fritz, 1985-1988
Spiro, David, 1987-1990
Spivakovsky, Tossy, 1950-1962
Springer, Alois, 1967-1968
Springer, Axel & Friede, 1981
Sproul, Harold C., 1962
Sproul, J. E., 1958
Staar, René, 1990
Stafford, Jo, 1956
Stagliano, Margo Willauer, 1960
Stahl, David, 1968-1990, undated
Stamas, Stephen, 1987-1990
Standard, Samuel, 1970
Stanger, Russell, 1961-1989
Stanton, Frank see CBS
Stanton, Joan & Arthur, 1980-1988
Stapleton, Maureen, undated
Stark, B., 1985
Starke, Gerhard & Dorothea, 1981-1986, undated
Starr, Herman, 1959-1962
Starr, Mark, 1971
State Historical Society of Wisconsin see Blitzstein Collection register
Steber, Eleanor, 1973-1988
Steel, George, Sarah & Katy, 1981-1991, undated
Steele, Tom, 1980
Steele, Tom, undated
Steffe, Edwin, 1976
Stein, Jean, 1988-1990
Stein, Jules, 1959
Stein, Kate, 1978-1989
Stein, Stephen and Randolph Lacy, 1988, undated
Steinberg, Arthur, 1944-1946
Steinberg, Milton, 1946
Steinberg, Saul, 1984
Steinberg, William, 1970-1972
Steinberger, Batja & Yaacob, 1950-1985
Steinbrink, Mark, 1985-1989, undated
Steinem, Gloria, 1989
Steiner, Lee R., 1981
Steinert, Daniel A., 1987
Stelling, William, 1980
Stepner, Bernard, 1959
Sterling, Friede & Bob, 1964
Stern, Aaron, 1982-1990 see also Diamand, Peter
Stern, Aaron, 1982-1989, undated
Stern, Anne Bigelow, 1987
Stern, Arthur, 1944-1950
Stern, Danny, undated
Stern, Herbert, 1945
Stern, Isaac, Vera & Michael, 1947-1990, undated
Stern, James, 1963
Stern, Jessica, 1989
Stern, Jossi/Yossi, 1964-1989, undated
Stern, Jossi/Yossi, 1950-1951
Sternberg, Jonathan, 1971
Stevens, George, Jr., 1979-1982
Stevens, James, 1982
Stevens, Mark, 1988
Stevens, Risë, 1975
Stevens, Roger L. & Christine, 1956-1988, undated see also Austin, J. Paul
Stevenson, Adlai E., 1956-1963
Stewart, Reginald, 1957-1967
Stockhausen, Karlheinz, 1959-1970
Stoessinger, Caroline, 1986-1990, undated
Stöhr, Richard, 1943-1974
Stokes, Carl, 1985-1990
Stokowski, Leopold, 1947-1988
Stoltzman, Richard, 1980
Stolz, Anne, undated
Stolz, Robert & Einzi, 1972-1988, undated
Stone, Dewey, 1958
Stoyanovich, Betsy, 1987
Strasfogel, Ignace & Alma, 1945-1977
Stratas, Teresa, 1972
Straus, David, 1987
Strauss, Walter, 1966-1979
Stravinsky, Igor & Vera, 1946-1981
Streisand, Barbra, 1980-1986, undated
Strelsin, Dorothy & Alfred, 1964
Stresemann, Wolfgang, 1947-1968
Strickland, Stephen, 1988
Strilko, Anthony, 1983-1988
Stringer, Mark, 1989-1991, undated
Stroud, Philip, undated
Stroumillo, Olga, 1975-1982
Strouse, Charles ("Buddy"), 1958-1959
Struthers, Sally, 1990
Studebaker, Julie, 1988-1990
Sturgess, Bob, 1976
Stuttgart: Rundfunk Stuttgart, 1970
Styne, Jule & family and Ruth Dubonnet, 1956-1988, undated
Styron, William & Rose, 1971-1988 see also Stein, Jean
Šubrt, Miroslav, 1972
Südwestdeutsche Konzertdirektion, 1988
Sulkin, Sidney, 1962
Sullivan, Ed, 1958
Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs, 1991
Sundgaard, Arnold, 1951
Sureck, Nancy, 1990
Surratt, Jerl, 1988
Susskind, Walter, 1963
Sutherland, David & Nancy, 1988-1989
Swarowsky, Hans, 1968 see also Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till
Swartz, George, 1968
Swift, Kay, 1955
Swig, Melvin, 1979-1988
Symington, Anne, 1973
Symonds, Bernie, 1959
Symonds, Edith, 1943
Szabó, Anna, 1989
Szell, George, 1944-1970
Szeryng, Henryk, 1982
Szigeti, Joseph (Jóska), 1944-1979
Tabuchi, Yoshihisa & Setsuya, 1990
Takahara, Mamoru, 1985
Takanashi, Katsuya, 1989-1990
Talgam, Itay, 1989
Talma, Louise, 1962-1988
Tamarkin, Kate, 1988
Tanabe, Minoru, 1988, undated
Tanenbaum, Yadin, 1988
Tangeman, Nell, 1946-1960
Tanglewood Music Center, 1988
Tansman, Alexandre, 1947-1976
Tarrés i Fontàn, Josep & Pia, 1984-1990, undated
Tátrai, Vilmos, 1988
Taylor, Clifford, 1960-1961
Taylor, Dorice, 1959
Taylor, Elizabeth, 1987-1988
Taylor, Harold, 1956-1970
Taylor, Mark Adams, 1989-1990, undated
Taylor, Matthew, 1987
Taylor, Ray, 1988
Taylor, Steve, undated
Taylor, Sue, 1986
Tchaikovsky, Alexander, 1988
Tcherepnin, Alexander & Ming, 1963-1990
Tchor, Harry, 1990
Tebaldi, Renata, 1970
Tebet, David, 1961
Teich, E. Tamara, 1984
Teitlebaum, Josie, 1960
Telmanyi, Anne Marie 1979
Temerson, Leon, 1988
Temes, David, 1979
Temple, Shirley see Black, Shirley Temple
Thackeray, Zachary, 1989
Thant, U, 1964-1965
Thatcher, Molly, 1947
Thaviu, Samuel, 1988
Theodorakis, Mikis, 1970
Thiele, Krista, 1983
Thomas, Elisabeth (Lisa) Hunt, 1984-1985
Thomas, Elsie & Herman, 1984-1991, undated
Thomas, Jamie & David, 1984-1985
Thomas, Jess & Violeta, 1976-1988, undated
Thomas, Lewis, 1978-1981
Thomas, Michael, 1988
Thomas, Michael Tilson, 1983-1990, undated
Thompson, Helen M., 1970
Thompson, Marge, Palmer & Marolee, 1988
Thompson, Randall & Varney (daughter), 1940-1983
Thompson, Thomas, 1972
Thomson, Virgil, 1945-1989, undated
Thonet, Adelheid (Heidel), 1990
Thorne, Francis, 1959-1990
Thorne, Mary, undated
Thorpe, William, 1988-1989
Thrash, Charles Wilson, Jr., 1985
Thulean, Donald, 1988-1990
Tichnor, Alan J., 1978
Tilley, Jane R., 1989
Timoshenko, Yuri, 1960-1974, undated
Titcomb, Caldwell, 1978
Tjader, Cal and Clare Fischer, 1960
Tocco, James, 1980-1988, undated see also Alcalay, Eugene
Todd, Mike, 1955
Toklas, Alice B., 1960
Tolsted, Elmer, 1959-1989
Tolsted, Elmer, 1946-1947
Tomkins, Leslie, undated see also Barrett, Michael
Tomkins, Millicent, 1988
Tomura, Ichiro, 1974
Toobin, Jerome, 1956
Tooley, John, 1978
Torrence, Richard and Marshall Yaeger, 1985-1989
Tortelier, Paul, 1957
Toscanini, Arturo, Walter & Wally, 1949-1979
Tourel, Jennie and Dora Davidson (sister), 1943-1987, undated
Traube, Shepard, 1968
Trigére, Pauline, 1988
Trimble, Lester, 1958-1970
Trojan, Václav, 1982
Tropin(?), Jimmy, 1944-circa 1950
Troyanos, Tatiana, 1971
Tsang, Bion, 1986-1989
Tsiter, Chrysostomos, 1981
Tucci, Gabriella, 1964-1970
Tuch, Hans (Tom), 1983
Tucker, Clarice, 1989
Tucker, Richard, 1966-1984
Tuohikorpi, Tatu, 1973
Tureck, Rosalyn, 1945-1968
Turkin, Marshall, 1984-1988
Turnage, Wayne, 1989
Turner, Chuck, 1984-1989
Tuthill, Burnet C., 1944
Umansky, Abraham Lionel, 1945
Unitel, 1989-1990, undated
Unseth, Theodore P., 1981
Updike, John, undated
Uppman, Jean & Ted, 1983-1986
Urquhart, Craig, Geoff & Robert, Don & Virginia, 1978-1990, undated
Usdan, David, 1985-1988
Ussachevsky, Vladimir see Varèse, Edgard
Vak, Karl, 1985
Valdés S., Gabriel, 1980
Valéry, François, 1948-1991, undated
Valéry, François, 1946-1988, undated
Valmalète, Marie-Anne Pochet de, 1988
Van der Linden, Wim, 1989
Van der Meer, Ruud, 1990
Van Raalte, Peggy, 1988-1990
Van Vechten, Carl, 1944-1945
Vance, Vick, 1988
Vanden Heuvel, William J. see Heuvel, William J. vanden
Vanderbilt, R., 1959
Varani, Aurora (Auro), 1982-1990, undated
Varèse, Edgard & Mrs., 1964-1966
Varga, László, 1958
Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1965-1966
Vega, Julia, 1961 see also Coates, Helen (1958)
Velis, Andrea, 1973-1988
Vengerova, Isabelle, 1943-1944, undated
Verdone, Luca, 1988-1991
Veretti, Antonio & Ines, 1954-1982, undated
Verga, Carla, 1984
Vermel, Paul, 1955-1959
Veronis, John, 1968
Verrall, John see Rudolf, Gus
Vicharieff, Yuri see Vikharieff, Yuri
Victor, Eric, 1959
Vienna: Wiener Jeunesse-Chor, Österreichischer Bundestheaterverband, Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor, Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft, Wiener Staatsoper, 1988-1991
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, 1946-1989, undated
Vier Jahreszeiten Hotel, München, 1988
Vigeland, Hans, 1976
Vikharieff, Yuri, 1959-1988
Vikharieff, Yuri and Galina, 1959-1991
Villa-Lobos, Heitor, 1965
Villavicincio, Johann, 1978
Villon, François, 1988
Vincent, David W., 1976
Visconti, Luchino, 1955-1965, undated
Vlad, Alessio, 1979-1985
Vlad, Roman, Licia and Alessio, 1979-1989
Vladimirov, Gavril, 1972
Vlahopoulos, Saki, 1988
Vogel, Adolph, 1961
Vogelgesang, Frederick, 1986
Vogl, Liliane, 1989
Voketaitis, Arnold, 1988
Von Raabe, Philip & Philip (Jr.), 1989, undated see also Harmon, Charles
Voshart, Marianne, undated
Vozlinsky, Pierre, 1981-1991 see also Radio-France
Voznesensky, Andrei, 1987
Vranitzky, Franz, 1987-1990, undated
Vyner, Louis, 1958
Wadsworth, Charles & Susan, 1977-1991
Wadsworth, Stephen (Zinsser), 1980-1990, undated
Wager, Michael ("Mendy") & Susy, 1964-1989, undated
Wagner, Edith & Thomas, 1988
Wagner, Eva see Pasquier, Yves
Wagner, Friedelind, 1988-1989
Wagner, Josef, 1946
Wagner, Joseph Frederick, 1944-1959
Wagner, Susan, 1957
Wagner, Wieland, 1959
Wagner, Wolfgang, 1970
Wakefield-Cristy, Kevin, 1982
Wald, Jerry, 1954
Waldheim, Kurt, 1972-1988
Waldrop, Gideon, 1967-1984
Walker, Charles ("Chic"), 1983-1989, undated
Walker, John, 1989
Walker, John Clark, 1983, undated
Walker, Judith Brodsky, undated
Walker, Nancy, 1989-1991, undated
Wallace, Helen, 1951
Wallace, Kevin, 1957, undated
Wallace, Kevin, 1944-1951, undated
Wallace, Mike, undated
Wallenberger, Jonathan V., 1986
Wallenstein, Alfred ("Wally"), 1957-1962
Walter, Bruno, 1944-1962
Walter, Nelly, 1957
Walters, Barbara, 1971
Waltman, Don, 1989
Walton, Sir William & Lady, 1987, undated
Warburg, Edward M. M., 1958
Ward, Robert, 1945
Ware, John R., 1982-1991, undated
Warkow, Stewart J., 1957-1989
Warner, John A., 1958
Warren, Larry, 1990
Watenphul, Mrs. Alexander Peiffer ("JuJu"), 1988
Watson, Linda, undated
Watts, André, 1961-1977
Waxman, Ernest, 1945
Waxman, Franz, 1957-1959
Way, Charles, 1990
Weaver, William, 1973
Webb, Charles H., Kenda & family, 1982-1990, undated
Weber, Ben, 1952-1961, undated
Weber, Hans & Klara, 1988
Weber, Mary, 1986
Webster, Albert K. (Nick) & Sally, 1971-1989 see also New York Philharmonic
Wechmar, Rüdiger, Susanne & Yvonne von, 1979-1990
Wechsberg, Joseph, 1967
Wechsler, Samuel, 1958-1972
Weeks, Edward (Ted), 1972
Weeks, Susan, 1985
Wegg, S. James, 1985
Wehr, David A., 1983
Weidenfeld, George, 1960-1968
Weidinger, Christoph, 1984
Weill, Lotte Lenya see Lenya, Lotte
Weinberg, Ann (Bernstein), 1981
Weinberg, Peter, 1983
Weiner, Elliot, 1975
Weiner, Lazar, 1974
Weiner, Stanley, 1963-1988
Weingarden, Louis, 1989
Weingartner, Felix, 1929
Weinstein, Alex, 1963
Weinstein, Isabelle & Sidney, 1988
Weinstein, Lewis (Lew) & Selma, 1983-1991, undated see also Bernstein, Jennie
Weintraub, Eugene, 1959-1963
Weintraub, Jacob, 1989-1990
Weiser, Elly & Peter, 1971-1993
Weisgal, Alexandra, 1981-1985
Weisgal, Meyer W., 1959-1977
Weiskopf, Robert, 1959
Weiss, Helmut, undated
Weiss, Julie, 1960
Weiss, Sandy, 1980-1989
Weiss, Ted, 1982-1983
Weissberger, L. Arnold, 1954-1956
Weissel, William ("Willy") & Carmen, 1962-1990, undated
Weissenberg, Alexis ("Sigi"), 1947 see also Coates, Helen (1951, 1952)
Weissenstein, Heinz, 1988
Weizmann, Chaim & Vera, 1949-1950
Weizsäcker, Richard von, 1988-1989 see also Milleker, Erich
Welch, Joseph, 1956-1959
Wellborn, Shana, 1989-1990
Wells, Herman B., 1988
Wells, John, 1988-1991, undated
Wen-chung, Chou, 1988-1989 see also Center for United States-China Arts Exchange and Varèse, Edgard
Weng, Elizabeth, 1984, undated
Weng, Wei-Zhi, 1982-1988
Werczynski, Stephen, 1989-1990
Wernick, Richard see Riegger, Wallingford
Wertenbaker, Lael see Rosenthal, Jean
Wesker, Arnold, 1963-1965
West Side Story , 1957
Westenburg, Richard, 1978-1982
Westerfield, Richard, 1987
Westminster Choir, 1988
Westrum, Geerd, 1983-1988
Whallon, Evan, 1963
Wheelwright, John, circa 1939
Whipple, George C., 1956
White, Ian Carter, undated
White, Molly, 1990
White, Richard C., 1981
White, Robert, 1959
White, Wendy, 1986
Whiteford, Joseph S., 1968
Whitehead, Robert, 1985
Whittemore, Buck and Jack Lowe, 1957
Widrow, Max & Miriam, 1986-1988
Wiesel, Elie & Marion, 1985-1989
Wiesner, Jerome B., 1976
Wigglesworth, Frank, 1958
Wiisholm, [?], 1965
Wilbur, Richard & Charlee, 1972-1991, undated
Wilder, Philip, undated
Wilder, Thornton, 1958-1975
Wiley, Alexander, 1958
Wiley, Irene and Reggie Cathey, 1986-1990
Wilkins, Roger, 1970-1988
Willheim, Fritz & Sigrid, 1984-1990, undated
Williams, Andy, 1986
Williams, Camilla, 1988
Williams, David A., 1989
Williams, John, 1987
Williams, John J., 1990
Williams, Nancy, 1991
Williams, Paul B., 1957
Williams, Susan, 1962
Williamson, Marianne, 1989
Willis, Beth, Gregg & Megan, 1988
Wilshire, Robert V., 1988
Wilson, Ann, 1988
Wilson, Dorothy, 1990
Wilson, Ransom, 1982-1988, undated
Wilson, Robert M., 1989, undated
Wilson, Stella Adler see Adler, Stella
Wine, Jim & Charlie, 1985-1988, undated
Wingreen, Harriet, 1986-1989, undated
Winograd, Arthur, 1955-1964
Witkin, Miriam/Music Box Canteen, Inc., 1944-1945
Wittgenstein, Paul, 1946-1947
WNYC (Radio/Television), 1980
Wobisch, Helmut, 1966-1970 see also Wechsberg, Joseph
Woelfle, Arthur W. (Bud), 1983
Woitach, Richard, 1987
Wolf, Mary Hunter, 1964
Wolfe, Stanley, 1965
Wolfes, Felix, 1958
Wolffers, Jules, 1964
Wolfington, Vincent, 1982
Wolpe, Stefan, 1948-1980
Wonderful Town , 1953
Wood, Sybil, 1981
Woodiel, Paul ("Pablito"), 1984-1990, undated
Woodside, Lyndon, 1980
Woodworth, Ellery, 1980-1982
Wooldridge, Hugh, 1989
Wörsching, Kay, 1988, undated
Worth, Irene, 1988
Wright, William, 1984-1989
Wrong, Henry, 1986-1989
Wulsin, Lucien & Peggy, 1956-1966
Wummer, John, 1965
Wunderer, Renate, 1978-1990, undated
Wunderlich, Constanze, 1988
Wunsch-Mainzer, Ilse, 1986
Wuorinen, Charles, 1963
Wylach, Karin, 1988
Wyman, Philip, 1956-1957
Wyner, Yehudi, 1956-1985
Xenakis, Iannis, 1964
Yaacov, Ester, 1990
Yaeger, Marshall see Torrence, Richard
Yale, Lettie, Norman & Buffie, 1981
Yannatos, James, 1955-1988
Yarden, Gideon & Carmela, 1988
Yardumian, Richard, 1944-1959
Yegar, Moshe, 1987
Yenawine, Philip, 1989-1990
Yeslawsky, Selma see Weinstein, Lewis & Selma
Yetman, Cathy, 1987
Yevtushenko, Yevgeny, 1979-1986, undated
Yohay, Jack, 1985
Yonkman, Jerry, 1982
Yorck, Ruth, 1957
Yosselevitch, A., 1983
Young, John J., 1981-1990
Zadikov, Rosemarie Tauris, 1988
Zahn, Mrs. G. Walter, 1983
Zalken, William, 1971
Zambianchi, Anna, 1988
Zarem, Robert M., 1989
Zaslaw, Neal, 1989
Zazofsky, Edith & George, 1957
Zeffirelli, Franco, 1956-1990, undated
Zegler, Manny, 1986
Zeisler, Erwin Paul, 1965
Zeitlin, Zvi & Marianne, 1965-1991
Zeller, Bob, 1957-1959
Zeller, Gary L., 1982-1983
Zelzer, Sarah, 1986-1990
Zerba, Craig, 1987
Zilk, Helmut, 1988-1990, undated
Zimbalist, Efrem & Mary Curtis, 1949-1957
Zimbel, George, 1968
Zimbler, Helen & Joseph (Josef), 1988-1991
Zimmermann, Frederick, 1966, undated
Zinman, David, 1988
Zinner, Egbert, 1987, undated
Zins, Bogdan, 1953-1986
Zinsser, Stephen Wadsworth see Wadsworth, Stephen
Zirato, Bruno & Nina, 1943-1989, undated see also Coates, Helen (1950) and New York Philharmonic
Zitzlsperger, Rolf and Michael Neugebauer, 1988, undated
Zizza, Elizabeth, 1969
Zorek, John H. & Lisl, 1984, undated
Zorfas, Judy, 1988
Zucca, Mana see Mana-Zucca
Zucker, Mildred (Spiegel) & Zvi, 1936-1993, undated see also Peyser, Joan
Zuidam, Robert, 1990
Zukerman, Pinchas, Eugenia & family, 1988-1991
Zylstra, Anthony Adama & Irina, 1965-1982
Incomplete Names and Unidentified Correspondence
A., Hope, 1954
F., Lorna, undated
Fox, C., 1939
G., Harry, 1948
L., Paulita (possibly Paula Laurence), undated
M., D., or P., 1946, undated
N., Ruggero, 1950, undated
R., David, 1938-1940
S., Arnold, 1954
U., Eric, circa 1940-1945
Austin, circa 1939-1945
Beppe or Giuseppe, undated
Bob, circa 1945-1947
Brian, 1949, undated
Danny, 1946
David, 1946, undated
Don (possibly Davidson), 1935-circa 1939, undated
Eric, 1945
Fred, 1949
Hal, undated
Harriet, 1940-1944, undated
Harvey, undated
Jurig, 1947-1950
Lee, 1947-1948, undated
Rafi, circa 1948
Ray, 1946
Ray, undated
Saul (possibly Steinberg), 1953
Unidentified, undated
Miscellaneous phone messages prior to death, Aug.-Oct. 1990
Unidentified, 1944-1989, undated
Greeting Cards and Condolence Letters
Birthday cards; Get-well cards; Miscellaneous cards and correspondence, 1971-1990, undated
Holiday greeting cards, various dates
Condolence letters; Acknowledgment lists, 1990-1991
Birthday cards; Miscellaneous cards and correspondence, 1968-1975, undated
60th birthday celebration album of tributes, 1978
Writings, 1928-1991
The Writings series contains a diverse group of documents that reflect Bernstein's wide-ranging activities. Spanning 1928 to 1991 (when an article was published posthumously in the New York Times), these writings might be characterized as non-music manuscripts (although many items are typescripts as opposed to manuscripts, and some items--notably transcripts of interviews--were not really "written" at all). The Writings series is divided into four subseries. The first, General Writings Chronology, includes the bulk of the writings, arranged in date order--by date of creation, publication, performance, presentation, or other approximate date. This is followed by the Television Scripts subseries which is further subdivided into the Young People's Concerts Television Scripts (arranged chronologically by air date); Bound Television Scripts; Television Scripts Collections--Notebooks; and TelePrompTer scripts. The final two subseries are Norton Lectures/The Unanswered Question and Book Materials. The Norton lectures include not only Bernstein's manuscript notes, draft scripts, and annotated typescripts, but also notes and outlines of others who helped prepare the lectures, research materials, television production materials, TelePrompTer scripts, and correspondence relating to the production and distribution of the lectures on video. The Book Materials include typescripts, musical examples, planning materials, correspondence with the publisher, and publisher's proofs. The contents within the various subseries are not exclusive. For example, the General Writings Chronology contains Norton lecture material, book materials and television scripts. Where titles exist, they appear as the initial entry in the "Title/Description" field in this guide. Either in place of, or following, a title, but always in square brackets, is a description of the type of work represented--article, poem, lecture, etc.--including any information known about where or for what or whom items were created, published or presented, and often a brief topic description. Most descriptions are self-explanatory; one exception is "imaginary conversation," a term created by Bernstein to describe a particular type of article. The Writings series contains sketches and/or complete drafts for twelve imaginary conversations, of which, apparently, only three or four were published. This guide can most successfully be used by those able to access it by computer and do word searches. In that way, for instance, the fifteen writings with titles or descriptions that include "Mahler" can be found in a matter of seconds. Searching for "Tanglewood" will garner the researcher not only writings about Tanglewood, but writings on various topics presented at Tanglewood. In terms of discrete works, the largest number of items in the Writings series is contained in the General Writings Chronology list; however, in terms of the amount of space required to house material, the various groupings are roughly proportionate. For example, while the total of 37 boxes of material described in the general listing represents hundreds of titles, the 39 boxes of Norton lectures material represent a total of six lectures. The Writings series includes notes, drafts, and completed works intended for presentation before a public readership or audience: music reviews and other articles; program and liner notes; speeches and statements; lectures; concert preview/explanatory scripts; TV scripts and other TV or radio commentary; books authored by Bernstein; introductions and prefaces to books by other authors; lyrics; etc. The General Writings Chronology list also contains manuscripts or typescripts intended for more limited readerships: school and extra-curricular work while at Boston Latin School or Harvard College (short stories, essays, work assignments and exams, college thesis, music reviews); letters, birthday poems, memos, and recommendations, written for family, friends, colleagues, proteges, or staff; and poems and poem translations, crossword puzzles and games, a sleep record from January and February 1983, annotated texts or books, and marginal notes, written by Bernstein for his own use. Some anomalies will be found in the Writings series, among which are the following: interviews; a Charlie Harmon phone list; a transcript of a speech by Joachim Kaiser at the bestowal of the Karl Amadeus Hartmann Medal on Bernstein in 1986; a list of Bernstein's copyrighted works; and a catalog for the Museum of Broadcasting's 1985 exhibition concerning Bernstein's television work. These maladapts are housed in the Writings series both because this was where they were filed prior to coming to the Library, and because they provide important direct (interviews) or indirect (Joachim Kaiser speech) testimony concerning Bernstein's life and how it touched the lives of others. Since this is what we hope the Writings series conveys anyway, it seems not unreasonable to accept a few black sheep within its fold. A final caveat: because certain types of material are typically found in the Writings series, please do not assume that all such items in the collection are to be found here. One should, for example, also peruse the Amberson Business Papers subseries, which is known to contain, inter alia, interviews, recommendations, correspondence (personal), and speeches.
subseries
General Writings Chronology
[annotated text: Graded classics fifth reader], 1928/29
[Geometry notebook, Boston Latin School], 1932-33
[correspondence: LB to Beatrice Gordon; Jennie and Samuel Bernstein to Beatrice; Sid Ramin to LB (1933)], 1933-57
[English notebook (photocopy), Boston Latin School], 1934-35
Father's books [essay, Boston Latin School], 1935 Feb. 11
[notes on Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, Boston Latin School], 1935 ca.
[Harvard exam blue book: German], 1935 December
[Harvard lesson and exam blue books: Italian], 1935-36
[Harvard exam blue books: English and Comparative Literature], 1935-38
[Harvard notes: History of the Fine Arts and Literary History], 1936 Feb.-May
Some remarks on an untouched phase of the immediate aesthetic enjoyment of Shakespeare [Harvard paper], 1936/37
Dorothy Parker: Résumé [poem analysis, Harvard], 1937 March 31
Color analysis [Aesthetics (Philosophy) paper, Harvard], 1937 April 23
[Aesthetics analysis, Harvard], 1937 ca.
The autobiography of John Dos Pathos [poem], 1937 ca.
The black spawn of Aristotle [Harvard paper], 1937 ca.
Song and dance. A general and comprehensive survey of the Elizabethan music and dance [Harvard paper], 1937 ca.
Boston takes a bow [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published in Modern Music as "Season of premieres in Boston"], 1938 January
The occult [short story, Harvard], 1938 Feb. 24
The feeb [short story, Harvard], 1938 March 20
Three fantasies [short stories, Harvard], 1938 April 21
New music in Boston [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published in Modern Music as "Boston carries on"], 1938
Sonata-form: 1938 [poem, Harvard], 1938
True story with a moral [Harvard Advocate review], 1938
[annotated text: An outline of the history of political theory], 1938-39
[Harvard class notes: English, Philosophy, Music, Comparative Literature], 1938-39
Music review [Harvard Advocate review, published as "Record review," 3/39], 1938 ca.
New American music in Boston [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published in Modern Music as "The latest from Boston", 3-4/39], 1938 ca.
On acquiring knowledge [poem], 1938 ca.
Oh the land of the free [lyric sheet], 1938-39 ca.
The absorption of race elements into American music [Harvard thesis], 1939 April 10
Superego (A dream) [poem], 1939 ca.
[correspondence with Etta Schiff (incl. from A. Copland) re Bernstein lectures at Belle Harbor Institute of Study], 1942 Sept.-Oct.
Lucky to be me; It's gotta be bad to be good [lyrics, for On the Town], 1942
[repertoire list, piano and orchestral works], 1942
I know a fellow [lyric, used in By Bernstein, two lines in Sondheim hand (ca. 1974)], 1943 ca.
Opera's a peculiar bird; The ruckers of...; There was a sunset [poems], 1943 ca.
On the Town [Act II scenario, LB annotations], 1944 ca.
Atlantic City song; Speed and love, my destinations [poems], 1945 January
The arts belong to the people [article, published in the Christian Register], 1945 Nov. 25
On leaving Manitoba and entering Saskatchewan; Child of wrath; The wisdom of three darknesses; Deign, foolish muse...; Breaks now my rage from me [poems], 1945 ca.
Neglected works: A symposium [article, published in Modern Music, reprinted in Perspectives of New Music, Spring-Summer 1964], 1946 Jan. 16
Three [dance] variations from Fancy Free [Arthur Berger program note], 1946 Jan. 21
Three dance episodes from On the Town [program note, Rochester Philharmonic], 1946 Feb. 6
Art is fun [article, published in Dance Magazine as "Music and the dance"], 1946 April
[annotated flight record of LB's first trip to Europe], 1946 May 4
[speech, American Fund for Palestinians], 1946 May 28
Letter to myself [poem], 1946 July-1948
Jazz forum: Has jazz influenced the symphony? [article in the form of a debate with Gene Krupa, published in Esquire], 1946 Aug. 19
Song and soil [foreword to an album of Palestinian music], 1946 September
[statement re choosing between conducting, composing, and performing], 1946 Oct. 15
[concert narrative re Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex], 1946 Nov. 12
[letter to Serge Koussevitzky from Canoga Park, California], 1946 Dec. 27
Facsimile [program note, Rochester Philharmonic], 1947 March 3
[letter to Mr. Rosenbluth re the Palestine Symphony Orchestra], 1947 May 9
Life is juicy [poem, published in Neurotica, Spring 1948], 1947 July 2
[article for RCA Victor re availability of recorded music in Europe and the U.S., appearing in Findings as "Music U.S.A., 1947"], 1947 July 8
[radio commentary, "Johnny Victor" radio program re LB's NYP debut], 1947 July 8
American music [three lectures]; Impressions of music in Europe; Gustav Mahler [lecture outlines for the "American music" lectures at Tanglewood; Katherine Wolfe notes] 71/28, 1947,48 July-Aug.
[article on the elements of success], 1947 Aug. 29
A note on Stravinsky's variety [article, published in Dance Index as "A note on variety"], 1947 September
[programming plans, New York City Symphony], 1947 Sept.-Nov.
An "open hearing" for the Negro in music [article, published in the New York Times as "The Negro in music"], 1947 Oct. 26
[notes for a lecture at the Temple Sinai Forum re musical development in America and Palestine], 1947 Dec. 8
Music that sings [article, published in Theater Arts], 1947 Dec. 16-20
[statement for the "We call it jazz" concerts], 1947 December
La bonne cuisine [translation of poem], 1947 ca.
The great American murder [short story], 1947 ca.
I can love a woman [lyric], 1947 ca.
For Varèse [statement re composing and musical aims], 1948 Jan. 14
[letter to Herman Starr, Music Publishers Holding Corporation, re changing publishers], 1948 Feb. 21
[correspondence re resignation from directorship of the New York City Symphony], 1948 March-Dec.
[imaginary conversation re nationalism in music], 1948 May 1
[letters to Helen Coates from Munich, W. Germany, and Verona, Italy], 1948 May 8, 11
[imaginary conversation sketch], 1948 June 23
K blues [lyric for Koussevitzky's 74th birthday, Tanglewood], 1948 July 26
[radio commentary re the inaugural season of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra], 1948 Sept. 28
[letter to Serge Koussevitzky re Israel and Koussevitzky's nephew], 1948 Oct. 29
[concert talk or lecture on Copland's 3rd Symphony, Tel Aviv, Israel], 1948 October
[radio commentary re Israel and support for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra], 1948 Nov. 10
[letter to Jennie Bernstein from Israel, illustrated by Jossi Stern], 1948 November
And if I had nothing to say [poem], 1948
The feeling in the foot; Poem for Yom Kippur [poems for Yona Shamir, in Hebrew with English translation], 1948
A London Haggadah [poem à la Lewis Carroll], 1948/49
Aspect of thirty-two teeth; Threnody [poems], 1948 ca.
[imaginary conversation (sketch) re communication in the arts and the creative impulse], 1948 ca.
[imaginary conversation (sketch) with Concert Manager], 1948 ca.
[imaginary conversation (sketch) with Literary Roommate at Harvard], 1948 ca.
[imaginary conversation with Jack Biancolli re orchestra discipline], 1948 ca.
[imaginary conversation with Silent Barber and Very Important Maestro], 1948 ca.
[list of imaginary conversations], 1948 ca.
The Age of Anxiety [program note, Boston Symphony Orchestra], 1949 March
Music and Miss Stein [review of Gertrude Stein's Last Operas and Plays, published in the New York Times Book Review], 1949 May 3
[essay on music in Israel, for a book by A. De Milly], 1949 June 24
[speech at a reception honoring Serge Koussevitzky, Pittsfield, Mass.], 1949 Aug. 15
Why Beethoven?; Words and music [imaginary conversations, "Why Beethoven?", 1949 Sept. 6 and 1950 October
[essay on democratic principles and development of music in Israel], 1949 Oct. 1
Blitzstein and our musical theatre [article re Blitzstein's Regina, published in the New York Times as "Prelude to a musical"], 1949 Oct. 17
Dream with me; Lallapalooza (I); Lallapalooza (II); My house; Peter, Peter; Pirates' song; Who am I [lyrics for Peter Pan], 1949 December
Khovanshchina [lecture on Mussorgsky's Khovanshchina for the Metropolitan Opera Guild], 1950 Jan. 15
What makes modern music modern? [lecture outline, Sinai Temple Forum Series], 1950 Feb. 6
[interview for Kol Israel radio, Tel-Aviv], 1950 May 12
[note on the aesthetics of Gaby's (pet dog's) paw-raising prowess], 1950 ca.
Personal mail [story], 1951 Dec. 2
I'm from Pittsburgh too [story in the style of Dorothy Parker], 1951 Dec. 3
[statement re Brandeis Creative Arts Festival, printed in program], 1952 April 23
The language of music [lecture, Brandeis University], 1952 May 6
You, the public [lecture outlines, Brandeis University (and elsewhere at a later date)], 1952 May 13
The composer and the performer [lecture outline, Brandeis University], 1952 May 20
[speech at the opening symposium of the Brandeis Creative Arts Festival], 1952 June 12
[notes for a forum discussion re concert music vs. theatre music, Tanglewood], 1952 July 17
The creative season (Random thoughts) [article, written (but withdrawn) for the Review of Recorded Music], 1952 Oct. 28
Trouble in Tahiti [scripts], 1952
[course summaries, Brandeis University], 1952-53
What a waste; I can love a woman [lyrics, Wonderful Town], 1952 ca.
[notes and correspondence re Brandeis Creative Arts Festival], 1953 Feb.-June
This I believe [radio commentary, for Edward R. Murrow series], 1954 Jan. 15
Whatever happened to that great American symphony? [imaginary correspondence, published in the Atlantic as "Symphony or musical comedy?" (11/54); See Book Materials, The Joy of Music, Box 136, folder 3, for original typescript], 1954 January
Why don't you run upstairs and write a nice Gershwin tune? [imaginary conversation, published in the Atlantic as "A nice Gershwin tune," 4/55], 1954 January
Upper Dubbing, Calif. [article, published in the New York Times as "Notes struck at `Upper Dubbing,' California"], 1954 May 3-5
[letter to Abram Sachar re proposed Brandeis musical theater seminar involving Candide], 1954 Aug. 8
Serenade [program notes, Boston Symphony Orchestra ; see also 4/27/56], 1954 Aug. 9
[notes for seminar on musical theater involving Candide, Brandeis University], 1954 (fall)
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony [TV script, Omnibus], 1954 Nov. 14
Candide [LB-annotated script (Lillian Hellman?), no lyrics], [1954]
Symphonic Suite from On the Waterfront [program note], 1955 July 25
[notes for jazz symposium (LB-moderated), Festival of American Music, Hollywood Bowl] 73/5, 1955 Aug.
The art of conducting [TV script, Omnibus], 1955 Dec. 4
Salome [TV script (not Bernstein's) for which LB wrote music, Omnibus], 1955 Dec. 18
Dvorak: Symphony no. 5 in e minor, op. 95 [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1955 Dec. 29
[LB- and Jerome Robbins-annotated 1940 edition of Romeo and Juliet], 1955
West Side Story [scene and musical sequence outlines, draft scripts, song lists, lyrics,, 1955
The language of the language of music [lecture outline/notes; incl. notes on Serenade], 1955 ca.
The lark [LB-annotated script (Lillian Hellman adaptation)], 1955 ca.
Tchaikovsky: Symphony no. 6 [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1956 Feb. 8
The world of jazz [article, being notes from which the 10/16/55 Omnibus TV program, 1956 March 15
The role of the university in American life, or, Harvard University [TV script (LB as contributor), Omnibus], 1956 March 25
Serenade [program note, for record jacket ; see also 8/9/54], 1956 April 27
Beethoven 3rd ("Eroica") [Music-Appreciation Record script, for Book of the Month Club], 1956 May 30/31
The American musical comedy [TV script, Omnibus], 1956 Oct. 7
[letter to David M. Keiser re appointment as co-principal conductor of the NYP], 1956 Oct. 15
[statement to the press re appointment as co-principal conductor of the NYP], 1956 Oct. 15
Candide or Omnibus? [imaginary conversation with Irrepressible Demon, published in the New York Times as "Colloquy in Boston"], 1956 Nov. 18
Candide: Audition précis [show synopsis, including selected lyrics], 1956 ca.
Explanatory script. Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1956 ca.
Sound effect (Tiny opera?) [libretto outline], 1950s (mid)
Introduction to modern music [TV script, Omnibus], 1957 Jan. 13
Leonard Bernstein explores American musical comedy [article, from the 10/7/56 Ombnibus TV program, published in Vogue], 1957 Feb. 1
Analysis of Schumann 2nd Symphony [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1957 Feb. 13
The creative process [lecture, University of Chicago (or, Temple Sinai Forum)], 1957 Feb. 19
The music of Johann Sebastian Bach [TV script, Omnibus], 1957 March 31
[liner note re jazz, for the Columbia Record Club], 1957 April 15
Brahms 4th Symphony (What makes a symphony symphonic?) [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1957 May 19
West Side Story [notes re auditions, casting, and orchestra], 1957 May
Letter from the conductor [liner note, published as "My version of Messiah" in the Philips Music Herald, 5/59], 1957 June 19
Excerpts from a West Side Log [article, published in Playbill], 1957 Sept. 25
Speaking of music [article, published in the Atlantic Monthly], 1957 Sept. 25
[foreword to book about Lilian Friedlander by her sister, Margery Bentwich], 1957 September
Bernstein: A musical travelogue, or, Bernstein odyssey [TV script, Omnibus in Israel], 1957 Dec. 1
[outline of speech on appointment as Music Director of the New York Philharmonic], [1957]
What makes opera grand? [TV script, Omnibus], 1958 March 23
[concert talk re Ives, Thursday Evening Preview (debut as music director)], 1958 Oct. 2
Nationalism [concert talk re Henry Gilbert and MacDowell, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Oct. 9
[preface: Jazz Improvisation by John Mehegan], 1958 Oct. 11
Three pioneers [concert talk re Riegger, Becker, and Ruggles, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Oct. 16
[concert talk re Debussy, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Oct. 23
[interview by Joe Roddy and Deborah Ishlon re the concert listener], 1958 Oct. 24
[concert talk re Varèse, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Nov. 27
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1958 Nov. 30
Copland in the twenties [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Dec. 4
[concert talk re Milhaud and Gershwin, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Dec. 11
[programming plans, 1958-59 New York Philharmonic season], 1958-59
[letters to patrons of the "radio membership of the NYP," 1958-59, 59-60 seasons], 1958-60
[composer/title lists for future programming], 1958-62
[acrostic poem for Stephen Sondheim], 1958 ca.
Jazz in serious music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 Jan. 25
[speech, March of Dimes luncheon], 1959 Jan. 27
[concert talk re Barber, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Jan. 29
[speech on receiving award at the Institute of International Education; published as "Only a beginning" in the News Bulletin of the Institute of International Education, 2/59], 1959 Jan. 30
Acceptance: America-Israel Cultural Foundation dinner [acceptance speech], 1959 Feb. 1
Patriotic fervor: The thirties [concert talk re Harris, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Feb. 5
[concert talk re Piston, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Feb. 12
[speech honoring Abram Sachar, Waldorf-Astoria, New York City], 1959 Feb. 15
The infinite variety of music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 Feb. 22
The humors of music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 March 22
Handel: St. John Passion [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 March 26
[concert talk re Gaburo, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 April 2
Philharmonic Pension Fund concert [concert narration, Philharmonic surprise party with Jack Benny], 1959 April 8
[concert talk re Fine, Rorem, and Russo, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 April 16
[acceptance speech, American Symphony Orchestra League Award, presented on Omnibus], 1959 April 23
[concert talk re Handel and Ben-Haim, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 April 23
Truman dinner bit [introductory remarks for Truman's birthday (5/7)], 1959 April 30
Lincoln Center ground-breaking ceremonies [program narration], 1959 May 14
[introductory remarks to Vienna concert, broadcast in Europe], 1959 Sept. 26
[speech to the National Press Club re music in Russia], 1959 Oct. 13
Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Moscow [TV script, Ford Presents], 1959 Oct. 25
Koussevitzky chapter [letter to Olga Koussevitzky, intended for a book], 1959 Nov. 14
Leonard Bernstein and the NYP in Venice: The ageless Mozart [TV script, Ford Presents], 1959 Nov. 22
[concert talk re concertos of Bach, Bartok, and Beethoven, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Nov. 26
Music should be listened to, not heard, or, The muzak muse [imaginary conversation, also known as "A conversation with George Washington," published in Show as "Nobody listens anymore, George," 2/62], 1959 Nov. 27
Christmas startime [TV script, Ford Presents], 1959 Dec. 22
[repertoire and composer lists], 1959-60
[LB-annotated copy of William Golding's Free Fall], 1959 ca.
[notes for a lecture (Brandeis University?) on communication in the arts], 1950s
Program concepts for projected Bernstein series [program ideas (for the Young People's Concerts?)], 1950s
[statement/musing ("I want answers") reconciling knowledge and the aesthetic response; also, miscellaneous notes titled "A Boston mass" and "A cantata on Hebrew-Yiddish materials that move me"], 1960s (early)
[concert talk re Mahler, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Jan. 28
The creative performer [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 Jan. 31
[concert talk re Chavez and Mahler, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Feb. 4
[telegram to Rudolf Bing re LB's absence from the Met], 1960 Feb. 11
Rhythm [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 March 13
[foreword: A Teacher Speaks by Philip Marson], 1960 March 15
[concert talk re Stravinsky, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 March 24
[concert talk re Brant, Boulez, and Luening-Ussachevsky, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 March 31
[concert talk re Pergolesi and Bloch, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 April 7
[concert talk re ballet music (Beethoven and Debussy), Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 April 28
[statement re first experience of ballet, intended (but unused) for Maria de Kosenko book], 1960 April
[letter to Brooks Atkinson re article in New York Times about LB and West Side Story], 1960 May 18
Design for music [TV narration re Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts], 1960 May 26
Insomniad (By now the silence is a din) [sonnet], 1960 Aug. 6
Insomniad (We all loved....); Insomniad (There once was a bully) [poems], 1960 Aug. 7
[letter to David Keiser re contract with the New York Philharmonic], 1960 Aug. 14
Call me Moses [silent home movie: scene outlines and title list], 1960 (summer)
What is romanticism? [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Sept. 29
Schumann's orchestration [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Oct. 6
[notes for a speech given at a dinner for Isaac Stern, Hotel Pierre, New York City], 1960 Oct. 23
What price genius? [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Oct. 27
Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Berlin [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 Nov. 24
[transliteration of the Kaddish from Ernst Bloch's Sacred Service], 1960 November
Christmas startime [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 Dec. 25
[list of articles, statements, lectures (ca. 1945-59), possibly considered for a book], 1960
The sweetest Jew [lyric (with Mike Nichols) about "Julie" Styne], 1960s ca.
A midwinter's night dream [TV commentary re Lincoln Center, Omnibus], 1961 Jan. 1
[concert dedication to President-Elect and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, pre-inaugural concert, Washington, D.C.], 1961 Jan. 19
Romanticism in music [TV script, Ford Presents], 1961 Jan. 22
Statement for Carlos [Moseley] [statement for the NYP press re contract renewal], 1961 Feb. 7
Drama into opera: Oedipus Rex [TV script, Ford Presents], 1961 Feb. 26
[concert talk re Berg, Thursday Evening Preview], 1961 March 2
[speech, Mitropoulos Memorial Concert, Carnegie Hall], 1961 March 5
[statement on the death of Sir Thomas Beecham], 1961 March [9]
Nationalism and modern music [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1961 April 6
[remarks introducing Seiji Ozawa and a work by Mayuzumi, Uena Festival Hall, Tokyo], 1961 May 5
[message read to the New York Philharmonic re the need for improved standards], 1961 May
[speech honoring recipients of the Brandeis Creative Arts Award], 1961 June 10
[concert dedication to Dag Hammarskjold and George Judd, Jr., New York Philharmonic Pension Fund concert], 1961 Sept. 26
The Gallic approach (Program I) [concert talk re Roussel, Thursday Evening Preview], 1961 Sept. 28
[written tribute to Serge Koussevitzky (d. 1951), Tenth Anniversary Memorial Concert] 80/5-6, 1961 Nov. 10
[notes on ideas for the Ford Presents television series], 1961 ca.
[letter to Igor Stravinsky re upcoming birthday concerts in his honor], 1962 Jan. 5
[speech honoring Samuel Bernstein's 70th birthday], 1962 Jan. 7
Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan [TV script, Ford Presents], 1962 Feb. 6
[introduction: The Art of Pedaling by Heinrich Gebhard], 1962 Feb. 7
[statement for Stravinsky's 80th birthday, for article by Jay Harrison in Show magazine], 1962 Feb. 8
[remarks on the death of Bruno Walter, New York Philharmonic concert], 1962 Feb. 17
The drama of Carmen [TV script, Ford Presents], 1962 March 11
The Middle-Europe tradition--Program I [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1962 March 29
[statement re "apocalyptic visions" in Bruckner symphonies], 1962 March ca.
The Middle-Europe tradition--Program II [concert talk ("disclaimer" of Gould's Brahms interpretation), Thursday Evening Preview], 1962 April 5
[correspondence with Jack Diether re Mahler's 10th Symphony], 1962 May 10
[speech, final Carnegie Hall concerts, March 17-20], 1962 May 17
[letter to the violin section of the New York Philharmonic re new seating arrangement], 1962 June 7
[translation of d'Annunzio's Le Martyre de Saint Sébastien], 1962 Aug. 29
The Skin of Our Teeth [planning notes], 1962 Sept. 1
[concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (1st in Philharmonic Hall)], 1962 Oct. 4
An American pageant of the [performing] arts [TV narration, National Cultural Center dinner and closed-circuit TV program], 1962 Nov. 29
[correspondence with Elizabeth Kaderli re a child's understanding of death], 1962 Dec. 31
Candide [narrator's outline], 1962 ca.
[concert dedication to Bruno Walter (not used)], 1963 Jan. 3
[concert talk re Roberto Gerhard's 12-tone symphony, Thursday Evening Preview], 1963 Jan. 10
[concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (dedicated to the Juilliard School)], 1963 Jan. 17
[statement in reply to the Council of Piano Technicians Guild re the NYP's tuning pitch], 1963 Jan. 23
[concert talk (unused) re Czech music (Janacek), Thursday Evening Preview], 1963 Jan. 24
[statement re Irving Fine's Diversions for Orchestra, for use on the published score], 1963 March
[letters re musical censorship, in response to complaints about a performance of Poulenc's Sept répons a des ténèbres], 1963 April 25
[speech at presentation of the Brandeis Creative Arts Awards], 1963 April 30
[concert dedication to Nathan Prager, former NYP trumpeter], 1963 May 2
[speech re S. Koussevitzky, on presentation of the International Recording Award to Edgard Varèse at the American International Music Fund dinner], 1963 May 20
[letter to Louis ? re a recording of ancient pianists and composers], 1963 June 25
Passion According to St. Matthew [liner notes for a NYP recording], 1963 July
[speech, "Image of Chile" festival, Washington, D.C.], 1963 Sept. 20
[letter in reply to a concert-goer's complaint about an all-Stravinsky concert], 1963 Oct. 22
[introductory remarks to Mahler's Second Symphony, JFK memorial (unused but incorporated into the speech at the "Night of stars" memorial of 11/25/63)], 1963 Nov. 24
[speech for the "Night of stars" memorial to John F. Kennedy, Madison Square Garden], 1963 Nov. 25
[programming plans, 1963-64, 64-65 New York Philharmonic seasons], 1963
Kaddish [scripts], 1963-64
[concert talk re Xenakis and Ligeti, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde I)], 1964 Jan. 2
[concert talk re Wolpe, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde III)], 1964 Jan. 16
[concert talk re Varèse, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde IV)], 1964 Jan. 23
[statement for the press re Marc Blitzstein (d. 1/22/64)], 1964 Jan. 23
Aleatory composers [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde V)], 1964 Feb. 6
[correspondence, rescinding use of LB's name by Arthur Judson's and William Judd's artist management companies], 1964 Feb. 6
[program note, Marc Blitzstein remembered], 1964 April 2
[concert talk, Marc Blitzstein Memorial Concert, 4/19], 1964 April 16
[letters to Drs. Kane and Marcus re Samuel Bernstein], 1964 April 20
[speech, Brandeis Creative Arts Awards dinner], 1964 May 26
[concert talk, with the Boston Pops, Harvard University 25th reunion], 1964 June 8
On receiving an honorary doctorate together with Aaron Copland [sonnet], 1964 Sept. 19
Letter to Marc [tribute to Blitzstein, for publication by National Institute of Arts & Letters], 1964 Dec. 15-23
[letter to Antonio Ghiringhelli], 1965 Jan. 20
[letter to Dino de Laurentiis re lack of interest for film project with John Huston], 1965 Jan. 20
[poem for Lucia Chase on the 25th anniversary of the Ballet Theatre], 1965 March
[notes for talk (not given) at the first meeting of the National Council on the Arts], 1965 April 9
[press conference remarks outlining the "Symphonic forms in the 20th century" series, planned for the 1965-66, 66-67 NYP seasons], 1965 April 27
[remarks on Sibelius' 5th Symphony and Schumann's four symphonies, recorded for Columbia Records Convention], 1965 May
[remarks on Carl Nielsen, recorded for Columbia Records Convention], 1965 June 17
[interview by Nelson Aldrich, JFK Library Oral History Project], 1965 July 21
[interview by J. Goldsmith, R.A. Hall, and R. Allen re symphonic music, critics, recordings], 1965 Aug. 3
[acrostic sonnet for Gold & Fizdale, used on the jacket of their 1984 cookbook], 1965 Sept. 8
Sabbatical report [article, published in the New York Times as "What I thought...and what I did"; also published as "Crisis in composition" in Boston, 2/66 (1st half only)], 1965 Sept. 13-15
[introduction: Outstanding Young Men of America (1967 ed.)], 1965 Oct. 7
[statement re Ford Foundation grants to orchestras, excerpted in the New York Times], 1965 Oct. 21
[letter to the NYP members re their excellent playing and Carlos Moseley], 1965 Oct. 27
Tribute to Aaron Copland on his 65th birthday [statement for the American Record Guide], 1965 Oct. 29
[summary of a seminar on the problems of composing music for the synagogue], 1965 Nov. 18
[statement re Rudolf Nureyev, for Roddy McDowall book], 1965 November
[rejection letters to New York Philharmonic Concertmaster auditioners], 1966 Feb. 4
[letter to Jenny and Samuel Bernstein, from Vienna], 1966 March 19
[TV commentary re educational vs. entertainmental TV, for a PBS fundraiser], 1966 April 24
[letters to Austrian ministers of education and finance praising the Vienna Philharmonic], 1966 May 10
[letter to Dmitri Shostakovich re Young People's Concert in his honor], 1966 May 25
Charge to the seniors [commencement address, Westminster Choir College], 1966 May 30
[statement to the press on the death of Minnie Guggenheimer], 1966 May
[commencement address (including homage to Helen Coates), Rockford College], 1966 June 4
Introduction: An open letter [introduction to The Infinite Variety of Music], 1966 June 21
The Mourning Dove (A Noh play) [LB notes and Jerome Robbins draft script (The Mourning Dove was dedicated to and concerning the death of JFK)], 1966 July 6
Mahler Seventh Symphony [remarks, recorded for Columbia Records Convention], 1966 July
[statement re Young People's Concerts, for CBS brochure], 1966 Oct. 31
[speech on receiving the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award, Guardians of Israel dinner], 1966 Nov.17
[statement for the Vienna Philharmonic's 125th anniversary program], 1966 Nov. 18
A prophecy [sonnet re Levens Hall, England], 1966 Dec. 5
[letter in response to a Walter Arlen review in the Los Angeles Times], 1967 Jan. 6
[speech on receiving the American Education Award], 1967 Feb. 5
[response to Harris Hirschberg re achieving freshness in performance], 1967 March 13
[LB-annotated article, "Reb Leonard Bernstein's Kaddish," by Shamai Kanter, in the Reconstructionist; and, an LB note indicating desire to meet and talk], 1967 March 17
[interview by Robert Chesterman, published in Conversations with Conductors], 1967 April 6
Mahler: His time has come [article for High Fidelity Magazine], 1967 April 16
[letter to Erwin Ratz re the Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft Gold Medal], 1967 April 21
Inside pop--the rock revolution [TV commentary, CBS special], 1967 April 25
[statement of reasons for leaving the NYP; lists of works performed in the "Symphonic forms in the 20th century" series], 1967 May
[speech, Mt. Scopus concert with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra], 1967 July 9
[letter to Jenny and Samuel Bernstein, from Israel], 1967 July 11
[statement on difficulty in speaking about music, published in Le Tambourineur], 1967 Sept. 2
[statement on music ("Life without music is unthinkable"), for Expo '67 in Montreal], 1967 Nov. 10
[letter to George Szell re his appointment as music advisor and senior guest conductor of the NYP], 1967 Nov. 22
[letter to Egon Hilbert (Vienna State Opera) re the scenery/set for planned Rosenkavalier], 1967 Dec. 14
[birthday tribute to W. H. Auden, published in Shenandoah. The Washington and Lee University Review], 1967 (winter)
[letter to two 6th-grade students re Hebrew school and Judaism], 1968 Feb. 9
[letter to Richard Wilbur], 1968 May 25
[commencement address, Wesleyan University], 1968 June 6
[speech, Senator Eugene McCarthy dinner], 1968 June 25
[speech introducing Senator Eugene McCarthy, Fenway Park, Boston], 1968 July 25
[speech, Senator Eugene McCarthy rally], 1968 Aug. 10
[statement on the patriotism of Schuyler Chapin], 1968 November
[letter to the editor of the New York Times Book Review re material about Artur Rodzinski in John Gruen's book The Private World of Leonard Bernstein], 1968 Dec. 2
[limericks for the NYP "Babbitt-o-rama" contest; LB notes on winners], 1969 January
[correspondence with a student in Holland re a leitmotif in West Side Story], 1969 Feb. 3
[acceptance speech, Chevalier de Legion d'Honneur], 1969 Feb. 7
[get-well letter to Samuel Bernstein (d. 4/30/69)], 1969 April 29
[article, intended for Esquire, appearing in Findings as "A Bernstein premiere"], 1969 August
[speech, Brandeis University dinner for honorary degree recipients], 1969 Oct. 13
Juilliard comes to Lincoln Center: A dedication concert [TV commentary], 1969 Oct. 26
[interview by Jean Stein vanden Heuvel re Robert F. Kennedy], 1969 Oct. 27
The easy way [notes for a speech at the Theatre Peace Rally], 1969 Nov. 13
[materials relating to the Black Panther fundraiser: Tom Wolfe article in New York, "Radical chic: That party at Lenny's"; LB's letter to the editor of the Jewish Ledger; Felicia's letter to the editor (NYT); related clippings and correspondence, including letters from Coretta Scott King, Gloria Steinem, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis], 1970 Jan.-June
Fidelio [concert narration, recorded by Franco Zeffirelli for telecast in Italy], 1970 March
Letter to Franz Endler [article on Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, published in Die Presse], 1970 April 20
[speech on Earth Day, Union Square, New York City], 1970 April 22
Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna [TV documentary, televised 12/24/71: script outlines, scripts, taping transcripts], 1970 April-July
Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna [TV documentary production miscellany: credits, continuity sheets, and script outline; technical evaluations; editors' order books, film logs, and notebooks], 1970 May-Oct.
The principle of hope [speech for the opening of Tanglewood, published in the Reconstructionist, 3/5/71], 1970 June 24
Petrouchka bonus record [record script, for CBS], 1970 July
Mr. Bernstein's discussion of Beethoven Symphony no. 3 [record script, for CBS], 1970 July
[speech for Aaron Copland's 70th birthday, Boosey & Hawkes dinner], 1970 Nov. 12
Aaron Copland: An intimate sketch [article for High Fidelity Magazine], 1970 November
Rhopalic sonnet, 1970
Leonard Bernstein's Joy of Music Series [outlines, notes, business correspondence, and lesson scripts for the aborted educational series which was to consist of 20 albums of recorded lessons (culled from earlier TV scripts) and musical illustrations], [1970-72]
[letter to Lillian Hellman re Candide], 1971 Jan. 28
[interview by Robert Sherman of Virgil Thompson, A. Copland and John Corigliano, Sr., re Bernstein and his conducting], 1971 March 15
Tristan und Isolde [correspondence re a planned Vienna State Opera production], 1971 May-1972 June
Mass [five librettos, LB annotations], 1971 July-Sept.
Good-God, Jamie's in Mass [lyric], 1971 Sept. 8
[list of LB compositions, 1932-70], 1971 ca.
Homage to Stravinsky, or, Stravinsky, memorial concert [TV commentary, London], 1972 Feb.
Leonard Bernstein: An exclusive interview [interview by Walter Wager, published in ASCAP Today], 1972 July
Tanglewood--Peter Rosen [forum transcript, re Brahms (mostly the 2nd Symphony)], 1972 July
[TV voice-over re Tanglewood and Koussevitzky, to accompany films of Brahms' Symphonies nos. 2 and 4 (this may be "Bernstein at Tanglewood," aired 12/25/74)], 1972 August
[introduction: Sing, Children, Sing, a UNICEF book, published in 1977], 1972 Sept. 14
[interview re George Gershwin, recorded at WGBH-TV, Boston], [1972 (fall)]
[TV commentary/speech re George Gershwin, recorded at WGBH-TV, Boston, for UNITEL], 1972 (fall)
[speech at conferral of Mt. Scopus Award, American Friends of Hebrew University dinner], 1972 Nov. 5
I woke up this morning, or, [Tizmoret blues] [lyric, appearing in Findings as "The Israel Philharmonic blues"], 1972
[schedule of rehearsals with the New York Philharmonic], 1973 Feb.-March
[preface: George Gershwin by Charles Schwartz], 1973 April 19
[notes for speech, Brandeis Creative Arts Award for National Achievement in the Arts], 1973 May 6
For Jennie [eulogy for Jennie Tourel, published in the New York Times as "Jennie Tourel--1910-1973"], 1973 Nov. 27
[programming plans for March and April 1975], 1973 December
[concert remarks re Jerusalem and first conducting experiences there], 1973
[radio statement soliciting support for the Metropolitan Opera], 1974 April 1
[list of LB-copyrighted works], 1974 May
[poem for the opening ceremonies at Tanglewood], 1974 [June 30]
Dybbuk: A note by the composer [program note for Suite no. 1], 1974 Sept. 24
By Bernstein [script; lyrics; programming and planning notes; outtakes; production schedule; etc.], 1974 Sept.-1975 Oct.
[letter to Sylvia Vickers re Nadia Boulanger and Nina Bernstein's birth], 1974 Dec. 5
[materials relating to the UNESCO/Israel controversy, including a letter to Yehudi Menuhin re his imputed pro-Arab position], 1974 Dec.-1975 May
Seven dances from Dybbuk (Suite no. 2) [program note], 1975 Feb. 21
[speech, 50th anniversary of the Curtis Institute], 1975 Feb. 27
[list of repertoire ideas for the Salzburg Festival], 1975 [April 30]
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue [list of song titles], 1975 May
Aaron and Moses [article for Copland's 75th birthday, published in Schwann Record Catalogue, reprinted from Alice Tully Hall program notes], 1975 June 25
The Unanswered Question. Author's note [book introduction], 1975 July
[statement on the death of Dmitri Shostakovich], 1975 August
[notes re the program sequence and timings for a Paris concert], 1975 September
[statement re Bruno Kreisky, Chancellor of Austria, for a book by Austrian Ambassador to the UN Jankelevich], 1975 Oct. 13
[speech honoring Aaron Copland's 75th birthday, Chancellor's Medal Ceremony], 1975 Nov.
The Unanswered Question [TV commentary, introductions to PBS telecasts], 1975 December
[programming plans for the NYP bicentennial tour and 1976-77 season], [1975]
A talk with Leonard Bernstein [interview by Phillip Ramey re religious faith], 1975
[form letter explaining the Norton Lectures concept of "pronominalization"], 1976 February
[introductory remarks at a reading of the Declaration of Independence, Battery Park, NY], 1976 July 4
Liszt: A Faust Symphony [TV commentary (introductory remarks) to a performance with the Boston Symphony], 1976 August
[statement re Kurt Weill, for a catalog in a Weill exhibition], 1976 Sept. 23
[foreword: Stille by Alexandra von Malaisé], 1976 October
[statement re the 40th anniversary of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra], 1976 Nov. 29
200 years ago today. Ben Franklin in Paris. [TV commentary, non-LB script], 1976 Dec. 28
[concert talk re Shostakovich Symphony no. 14], 1976 December
[interview re Liszt's Faust Symphony], 1976
[programming plans for the 1976-77 season of the New York Philharmonic], 1976
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue [notes re performance tape and use of selections in Slava!], 1976 ca.
The caterpillar knows [poem], 1976 ca.
Stravinsky: Les Noces [TV commentary, for a BBC production with the LSO], 1977 March
Memories of maestro De Sabata [statement for a book by Victor De Sabata's daughter Eliana Ceccato], 1977 May
[eulogy for Goddard Lieberson], 1977 June 1
[poem for the opening ceremonies at Tanglewood], 1977 July
Slava! [program note by Jack Gottlieb, edited by Bernstein], 1977 Oct. 6
[statement for Rosalind Russell's book Life Is a Banquet], 1977 October
[remarks at an Amnesty Benefit re Mikis Theodorakis and Greece], 1977 Nov. 20
[speech re Goddard Lieberson, delivered at presentation of Billboard Award to his wife], 1977 Nov. 26
[testimonial in behalf of government support for the arts, read before the House Subcommittee on Select Education by Schuyler Chapin], 1977 Dec. 10
[foreword: The Music of Israel by Peter Gradenwitz], 1977 Dec. 11
[film interview by the U.S. Information Agency re Bernstein's music education and career], 1977
Lolita [synopsis, consisting of select quotations; planning notes], 1978
[record script, for a Columbia record package], 1978 May 23
Reflections [film transcript], 1978 July 1
[concert dedication of Serenade, performed by the Israel Philharmonic, to Meyer Weisgall], 1978 October
[opening and closing remarks, Kennedy Center honors], 1978 Dec. 1
[list of LB talks, speeches, and essays, 1939-78], 1978 December
Bernstein on Beethoven [scripts for Fidelio and "Ode to joy," excerpted from "Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna", possibly intended for what developed into the Bernstein/Beethoven series], 1979 Jan. 23
[statement re "cheerful" and its relation to music, for a book about the Boy Scouts], 1979 Feb. 26
[speech at a benefit for Chile re Chile and Felicia Bernstein], 1979 March 2
[notes for speech, American-Israel Arts, Sciences and Industry Awards], 1979 March 8
[statement re Helen Coates, for a Cosmopolitan article on secretaries of celebrities], 1979 March 14
Interview between Leonard Bernstein and Sri Chinmoy [booklet; also, a booklet titled "Rhapsody of love: Sri Chinmoy and Leonard Bernstein"], 1979 March 21
[introduction: William Schuman Documentary by Christopher Rouse], 1979 May
Bernstein/Beethoven [TV scripts for early version of opening], 1979 September
[introduction: The Beethoven Nine Symphonies, a booklet to accompany a record set], 1979 September
Songfest [TV scripts, English and German], 1979 September
[introduction: The Beatles by Geoffrey Stokes], 1979 Oct. 9
[eulogy for Renée Longy at a memorial tribute/concert in Juilliard Theater], 1979 Oct. 15
[speech, Steve Kyle memorial], 1979 Oct. 19
[statement re "faith," for a booklet to be published by the World Federalists Association], 1979 October
Fidelio [concert narrative, Vienna State Opera at Avery Fisher Hall], 1979 Nov. 12
[letter to the editor (never sent) of the New York Post re Harriet Johnson review of Fidelio], 1979 Nov. 14
[speech re anti-Semitism, 20th anniversary of the Metropolitan Synagogue of New York], 1979 Nov. 29
[statement re "the future of mankind," for Gaby Desmarais' photo portfolio, Great Minds of the Twentieth Century], 1979 Nov. 29
Copland at Kennedy Center, or, Tribute to Aaron Copland [TV commentary, Kennedy Center Honors], 1979 Dec. 2
[speech, Mitropoulos Scholarship Benefit], 1979 Dec. 2
The Bernstein Years [radio scripts for the John Ardoin-narrated radio series], 1979
[notes on a possible new introduction? to The Unanswered Question], 1979
Reflections [book material for precursor of Findings], 1979
Reflections [book material for the precursor of Findings], 1979-80
Songfest [TV scripts in English, German, and French], 1979/1985
Leonard Bernstein Conducts II [TV voice-over script, edited by LB], 1979 ca.
Art is a 3-letter word [speech, Brearley School Arts Day], 1980 Feb. 12
Ni commencement ni fin... [retelling of last meeting with Nadia Boulanger, for Mademoiselle: Conversations with Nadia Boulanger by Bruno Monsaingeon, 1985], 1980 March-April
Imagining reality, or, Beyond reality [commencement address, Johns Hopkins University, excerpt published in the New York Times as "Just suppose we disarmed"], 1980 May 26
[speech to the American Symphony Orchestra League, published in High Fidelity as "I vill not stop to vork until it vill not be more beautiful!"], 1980 June 16-17
[letter to Henry Moses, Harvard University Dean of Freshman, re Nina Bernstein], 1980 June
Screwed on wrong [lyric], 1980 September
Conspiracy of hatred [statement for the press (New York Daily News) re the FBI and the Black Panthers; related clippings and correspondence], 1980 Oct. 19
[speech, Carter-Kennedy Unity Dinner], 1980 Oct. 19
[article re the Carter presidency], 1980 Oct. 22
[statement for Barbara Cook's Carnegie Hall album], 1980 Oct. 27
A.C. (An acrostical sonnet, on his 80th birthday) [sonnet for Aaron Copland], 1980 Nov. 8
Prince Isaac [poem, for Isaac Stern's 60th birthday], 1980 Dec. 3
[programming plans for the New York Philharmonic (Jan.-Feb. 1981)], 1980
[poem, "For Philip (and Hildegarde [Behrens] and Seth)"], 1981 Jan. 3
[introduction: The World of Seiji Ozawa by Akira Kinoshita], 1981 Feb. 7
Ode to Mama Leon [poem], 1981 March
Halil [program note, Israel Philharmonic], 1981 May 23
Gematria (per la mia cara Sonnambula) [anagram puzzle clues], 1981 June 5
The Circe of my nights [part-acrostic poem to Dona], 1981 June 19
Confiteor--Easy [revised lyrics for "I don't know" and "Easy," from Mass], 1981 July
[LB marginalia on a review by Richard Dyer in the Boston Globe of a Tanglewood performance], 1981 July
Bernstein/Beethoven [TV scripts: broadcast script for program 9 and transcripts of LB's commentary for programs 1-8, 10], 1981 Aug. 4
Bernstein/Beethoven [TV script, final revision], 1981 Aug. 10
[letter to Karl Böhm (d. 8/14/81)], 1981 Aug. 13
Penthex [poem, "For Nina, from Daddy, on his birthday"], 1981 Aug. 15
[numerological poem for Ben Mauceri on his fourth birthday], 1981 Aug. 19
[publicist's (Margaret Carson's) biography of LB, edited by LB], 1981 August
[letter-cum-poem to Chris DeRoos re favorite things], 1981 Sept. 1
A Quiet Place [planning notes for TinT II (Trouble in Tahiti)], 1981 Sept. 2
[article re the Boston Symphony Orchestra, published in the Boston Globe], 1981 Sept. 9
Four-letter words! [anagram puzzle for Harry Kraut, Craig Richard Nelson, and Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser], 1981 Sept. 11
[letter to Craig Richard Nelson], 1981 Sept. 12
[statement re 10th anniversary of the Kennedy Center and Mass], 1981 September
[telegram to Avi Shoshani and the IPO re Wagner's music in Israel], 1981 Oct. 17
Fabula ("Fish story") [poem in Italian], 1981 Nov. 15
Bernstein/Brahms [TV series proposal, with LB annotations], 1981 Dec. 30
[note to "helpers" (CRN, HJK, MC, HC, etc.) re a "dozen bursting folders"], 1981 December
Sty week [anagrams of "Key West," by LB and Stephen Wadsworth], 1981 December
"Company's" couples... [anagram puzzle/cryptic crossword clues (for Harry Kraut?)], 1981
Findings [book material (photocopies), used and unused, incomplete], 1981
L'Histoire du soldat [script in English, with LB annotations (perhaps intended for the "Haydn/Stravinsky celebration" of 9/81, or the "America celebrates Stravinsky" television program of 6/82, but unused], [1981]
[message to Pierre Vozlinsky], 1981
Prescription for happiness #4 [note-cum-puzzle to Craig Richard Nelson], 1981
[statement re the United Nations, for a 30-second radio spot], [1981/82]
Bernstein/Brahms [TV series planning notes of Humprey Burton, with LB annotations], 1982 Jan. 7
[Charlie Harmon phone list, Bloomington, Ind.], 1982 January
[poem (unused) in German, intended as thanks for gift of Stollen (German fruit cake)], [1982 January]
Findings [correspondence re book compilation, from Craig Richard Nelson and Peter and Elly Weiser], 1982 January
[telegram to Peter Siragusa re music education], 1982 Feb. 19
Genius: A sonnet on it [acrostic sonnet for Doug Hofstadter], 1982 February
[acrostic poem to Stephen Sondheim on his birthday], 1982 March 22
[Charlie Harmon and LB notes to each other], [1982] March
[notes for an in-flight Hebrew language lesson for Charlie Harmon], 1982 April 17
Findings [notes on possible titles], 1982 April
[notes and partial script for a speech at a Ted Kennedy benefit (cancelled)], 1982 April
[speech for induction into the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters and conferral of the Gold Medal upon William Schuman], 1982 May 17
America celebrates Stravinsky [TV commentary, Washington Cathedral], 1982 June 17
Bernstein/Brahms [TV series planning materials: "psychogram" of Brahms by Klaus Lindemann], 1982 July 25
Findings. Author's preface [book introduction], 1982 Aug. 25
Bernstein/Brahms [research materials of Klaus Lindemann, annotated by LB], 1982 Aug.-Sept.
[acrostic poem in German and English for Jamie Bernstein's birthday], 1982 September
Bernstein/Brahms [research materials of Klaus Lindemann: Schumann-Brahms and Joachim-Brahms correspondence], 1982 September
Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts: drafts of programs 1, 2, 3, and 7], 1982 September
Bernstein on Brahms [liner notes for a 4-album set of the Brahms symphonies; also, similar notes "for P.R."], 1982 September
Bernstein/Brahms [planning notes], 1982 Sept.-Oct.
Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts: manuscripts for programs 3-7], 1982 Sept.-Oct.
Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts, final], 1982 October
[note to Charlie Harmon re Bible for mother of Justus Frantz], 1982 October
Les mots de ma vie [French translation by André Tubeuf of Findings, some LB annotations; also, correspondence re photo reproduction rights and editorial corrections], 1982
[note to Charlie Harmon re party and concert invitations in Washington, D.C.], [1982/85]
[sleep log from 1/10 to 2/23 and correspondence from the Sleep-Wake Disorders Center], 1983 Jan.-Feb.
[questionnaire responses re reactions to announcement of John F. Kennedy's assassination], 1983 Feb. 4
[acceptance speech, National Opera Institute award], 1983 February
[interview by Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser re Glenn Gould, published in part as "The truth about a legend" in Glenn Gould by Himself and His Friends, John McGreevy, ed.], 1983 March 4
[condolence message on the death of Sir William Walton], 1983 March
[acrostic sonnet to Stephen Wadsworth and Kurt Ollmann re A Quiet Place], 1983 April 22
[letter to the editor of Harper's Magazine responding to complimentary copy of issue with cover story "The tragedy of Leonard Bernstein"], 1983 May
[phone number and thank-you lists, Houston], 1983 June
[statement for an AIDS benefit], 1983 June
[speech re nuclear disarmament, Leonard Bernstein Day in Lawrence, Mass.], 1983 Aug. 25
[poem to Ann Dedman], 1983 August
[program for "The story of Jonah," a hand-puppet theater piece in which Jamie Bernstein assisted], 1983 (summer)
[acrostic poem for a book of tributes to Amyas Ames], 1983 Sept. 29
[speech on receiving Doctor of Humane Letters from Boston University], 1983 Oct. 7
Love at first down-beat [proposal by Humphrey Burton for a film documentary about LB's relationship with the Vienna Philharmonic], 1983 Oct. 11
[memorial tribute (printed in program), William Kapell Piano Foundation benefit concert], 1983 Oct. 14
[correspondence with Lillian Hellman re Candide conflicts], 1983 October
[notes for a conducting seminar, Juilliard School of Music], 1983 Dec. 9-10
[correspondence with Derek Bok re Harvard's supposed "imprimatur" of nuclear weapons], 1983 Dec. 15-1984 February
[speech, Concerts for Peace at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine], 1983 Dec. 31
[statement re the piano playing of Paul Jacobs (d. 9/25/83), for Ovation magazine], 1983
...und was ich tat [German translation by Elly Weiser of the second half of "Sabbatical report," or "What I thought...and what I did," for the German edition of Findings], 1983
[note for Charlie Harmon, "on arising late"], 1983 ca.
Short portrait of ? [poem], 1983 ca.
Wolle-Stollen, oder, Ständchen für das Mauermändchen [poem for Julia Mauermann], 1983 ca.
[Charlie Harmon's Cabbage Patch Kid birth certificate, adoption papers, and change of name form, witnessed by LB], 1984 Jan. 11
[letter of recommendation for Robert L. Kirkland III], 1984 January
Mahler 125 [planning notes (particularly pertaining to "Des Knaben Wunderhorn") and a draft script for what became "The little drummer boy"], 1984 Feb.-May
Mahler 125 [scripts, outlines, and notes for what became "The little drummer boy"], 1984 April-Oct.
[message in Hebrew for Mishkan Tefila on its anniversary], 1984 May
A Quiet Place [notes to Stephen Wadsworth and cast re performance suggestions], 1984 June 10
[anagram puzzle for Paul Woodiel], 1984 Aug. 22
Birthday poem, 1984 Aug. 25
A triple benediction [poem for Jamie and David Thomas], 1984 Aug. 27
[statement on the 50th anniversary of the Weizmann Institute], 1984 Aug. 28
Song of thanksgiving [poem, begun 2/26/84], 1984 Aug. 29
[thank-you note to "APEX" (Eric Chalkley) in form of acrostic poem/puzzle], 1984 August
How far does a star go? [lyric for Margot Hielscher, to the tune "How deep is the ocean?"], 1984 Sept. 29
Bernstein on Mahler [program synopsis for what became "The little drummer boy"], 1984 Oct. 5
Mahler 125 [TV scripts (draft, revised, final) for "The little drummer boy"], 1984 Oct.-Nov.
[letter to Felipe Gonzalez, president of Spain, and his wife Carmen], 1984 Nov. 5
[speech on receiving the Boston Latin School Man of the Year Award], 1984 Nov. 19
Like... [poem for David Usdan], 1984 Dec. 15
[speech, Peace Concert at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine], 1984 Dec. 30
[acrostic sonnet (by Jamie Bernstein) to Adolph and Phyllis Green], [1984 December]
[postcards to Charlie Harmon, from the Bahamas], 1984 December
[crossword by "APEX", solved by LB], 1984
[dream recounting about introducing a stream of two-syllable-named people], 1984 ca.
[list of salon music (for piano) to be purchased, for a possible TV program], 1984 ca.
[acrostic sonnet for Michael Tilson Thomas' birthday], 1985 Jan. 10
[acrostic poem, tribute to Gene Kelly on his receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute], 1985 Jan. 15
[sermon re political involvement, All Souls Unitarian Church, New York], 1985 Jan. 25
BB/LIII [acrostic poem for Burton Bernstein], 1985 Jan. 30
Ellen A-O-A [acrostic poem for Ellen Adler's birthday], 1985 Jan. 30
Leonard Bernstein on Bach [introductory statement, for a Bach festival?], [1985 January]
[jingle ("ev'ry day is a holiday...") inscribed to Mike Nichols], 1985 Feb. 7
[letter to Aaron Stern's father], 1985 Feb. 8
Thanking my friend, or, Return signals [acrostic sonnet for Doug Hofstadter's 40th birthday], 1985 Feb. 14
[remarks on receiving the Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award], 1985 Feb. 26
[speech at a tribute to Harry Seltzer and kick-off for the American Conservatory of Music], 1985 Feb. 27
[note to Harry Kraut comparing the quality of Unitel and Deutsche Grammophon tapes featuring Justus Frantz playing the Schumann piano concerto], 1985 [February]
[remarks for the Ruth Orkin Memorial, Ethical Culture Society, New York], 1985 March 11
[acrostic sonnet, for Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser on his birthday], 1985 March 29
The play opens; EMLA: Scene I; EMLA: Scene I (continued) [acrostic poems on the birth of Eva Maria Livia Amurri], 1985 April 1-4
[letter to John Kenneth Galbraith re award of the Gold Medal for Music from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters], 1985 April 2
[interview by Howard Husock re Boston Latin School; Husock's proposal for a Young People's Music Project involving popular music], 1985 April 3
[letter to the editor of the Fairfield Citizen News re a "misguided urbanization" proposal], 1985 April 11
West Side Story [symposium with Jerome Robbins, Arthur Laurents, LB, and Stephen Sondheim re creation of West Side Story, published in the Dramatists Guild Quarterly, Autumn 1985], 1985 April 18
Letter to Susan [poem to Susan Sarandon about Franco Amurri], 1985 April 27
[speech, Marc Blitzstein Memorial Concert], 1985 April 28
[comments re "West Side Story dances" as arranged and played by Dag Achatz], 1985 April
[interview re musicians in Ruth Orkin photos and Lewisohn Stadium, for a book of Orkin photos], 1985 April
[poem for Michael Wager's birthday, in Yiddish], 1985 April
Wagner/Freud [TV script, unfinished], 1985 April-1989 Feb
[speech on receiving the National Fellowship Award, Fellowship Commission dinner], 1985 May 1
Ode (um vor der ersten "Siegfried"-Probe rezitiert zu werden) [poem in German, Vienna], 1985 May 9
Der Alltager [poem for Susanna Baumgärtel, in German], 1985 May 12
Night thoughts before Mahler Ninth [article, published in Harper's as "The plausibility of hope (II)," and in the Atlantic as "Late night thoughts on Mahler's Ninth"] 97/25, 1985 May 26
Sonnetto del ringraziamento (à l'Aléxandrine) [acrostic poem to James Sellars et al.], 1985 June 18
[comment on a review by Luigi Fait in L'Osservatore Romano], 1985 June
Songfest [TV scripts in English, French, German, and Italian, produced in Rome], 1985 June
[introductory remarks to Songfest, performed July 4 with the National Symphony], 1985 July 1
[note on Watergate Hotel stationery to LB from "His dear and loving children"], 1985 July 5
The limo waits at Number Twelve [poem re leaving the Cahills), 1985 July 7
A birthday poem from Tanglewood [acrostic poem for Helen Coates], 1985 July 19
[note to Charlie Harmon re appointments], 1985 July
[catalog and schedule for the Museum of Broadcasting exhibition "Leonard Bernstein: The television work" (27 Sept. to 14 Nov. 1985)], 1985 July
Kaddish [notes for an explanatory talk at a performance in Athens, Greece], 1985 Aug. 1
[statement to the press, World Ban-the-Bomb Convention, Hiroshima, Japan], 1985 Aug. 4
[poems (2 haiku), Hiroshima, Japan], 1985 Aug. 8
Letter to Helmut Schmidt [statement re nuclear non-proliferation, for a TV interview], 1985 Aug. 15
[poems (3 haiku) for Kunihiko H.], 1985 Sept. 6
[memo from Charlie Harmon, LB annotations], 1985 Sept. 30
[acrostic poem for Betty Comden], 1985 September
[notes for a speech (not given) for William Schuman's birthday dinner], 1985 September
[letter to William Schuman re his 75th birthday dinner], 1985 Oct. 1
Three drinks (for Roger Stevens) [verse, toasting Roger Stevens on his 75th birthday], 1985 Oct. 5
Fanfare for a most uncommon man [acrostic free verse for Aaron Copland's 85th birthday], 1985 Oct. 19
Shostakovich Symphony no. 9 [TV scripts, English and German], 1985 Oct. 31
[note to Michael Barrett on a Perpetuo Mobile concert series program from Daron Hagen], 1985 October
[message to Paul Hume on his 70th birthday, for a dedicatory album], 1985 Oct./Nov.
Two limericks for Teddy [Kollek] [in English and Hebrew], 1985 Nov. 25
[acrostic sonnet for Charlie Harmon], 1985 Nov. 27
A December carol [acrostic verse to Jamie and David Thomas], 1985 Dec. 2
[toast in verse to Carlos Moseley], 1985 Dec. 4
[list of finished "work-lets"(songs, speeches, poems, letters) since November 1984; dream diagram], 1985
[notes to Charlie Harmon re Boston Latin School and camp medals], 1985
[preface and first chapter of Schumann: The inner voices of a musical genius, by Peter Ostwald, LB annotations], 1985
[recollections by Mildred Spiegel Zucker of LB (1932-41)], 1985
[statement re Nation magazine on its 120th anniversary], 1986 February
[letter to the American Center in Paris, in appreciation of the upcoming program, "Hommage a Leonard Bernstein," 6/18/86], 1986 May 28
A toast for the wedding of Michael and Leslie Barrett [poem], 1986 June 5
[acrostic poem for Emily Stern (Aaron's daughter)], 1986 June 12
House-cooling [poem and song, for the Mauermann family], 1986 June 22
Laudatio für Leonard Bernstein [speech by Joachim Kaiser on bestowal of the Karl Amadeus Hartmann Medal from the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra], 1986 June 23
Haydn The Creation [TV script], 1986 June
[speech, Alan Jay Lerner Memorial], 1986 July 10
[letter to the editor of the Los Angeles Times re a review of a Tchaikovsky concert], 1986 Aug. 11
My musical childhood [interview by Humphrey Burton (videotaped by BBC, Oct. 1988)], 1986 Sept. 15
[planning notes, for a BBC interview?], 1986 Sept. 15
[questionnaire responses to aid Klaus Lindemann in production of the film Schumann and Romanticism], 1986 Sept. 28
Shostakovich Symphony no. 6 [TV scripts, in English and German], 1986 Oct. 1
[speech, Harvard 350th anniversary dinner], 1986 Oct. 10
[poem to Leo Kirch], 1986 Oct. 16
[message (to collaborators?), being LB's musings/comments re the work-in-progress Race to Urga], 1986 Nov. 6
In memoriam Harold Arlen [memorial address], 1986 Nov. 7
Falling in love again [lyric, revised translation by LB], 1986 November
[speech at a reception for the St. Augustine School of the Arts], 1986 Dec. 4
[notes for the "A classic evening for AIDS research" benefit], 1986 Dec. 7
[speech at the Church of St. John the Divine, includes lyric for the hip-hop rap political song, "Crocodile smile (Xmas wrap)"], 1986 Dec. 31
The little drummer boy [TV script (final) and captions rundown], 1986
[memo to Charlie Harmon re Aaron Stern X ray], 1986
The Race to Urga [script, based upon Bertold Brecht's The exception and the rule], 1987 January
[letter from Louis Krasner remembering Anton Webern as a conductor, LB annotations], 1987 Feb. 5
The love of three orchestras [TV script, final broadcast version and transcript of original interview titled "Leonard Bernstein and the world of the symphony orchestra"], 1987 Feb. 7
[planning notes and correspondence re TV spots promoting the space program], 1987 February
[address re Helen Coates and education, Founder's Day Convocation, Pine Manor College], 1987 March 22
Laudatio auf Leonard Bernstein [speech by August Everding, on conferral of the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize], 1987 June 15
Ives Symphony no. 2 [TV scripts, German and English], 1987 June
Bernstein at Salzau [TV scripts, two programs at the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival], 1987 July
[speech on receiving the Edward MacDowell Gold Medal], 1987 Aug. 9
[acrostic sonnet for Irma Lazarus], 1987 Sept. 19
[programming plans for an evening of LB's chamber music], 1987 Oct. 1
[organizational and programming materials for the "Music for life" AIDS benefit concert] 100/13, 1987 Nov. 8
[written tribute to Helmut Schmidt, for inclusion in a dedicatory album], 1987 November
La mia Bohème [article, in Italian, published in Musica e Dossier], 1987 December
[letter of recommendation for Eugene Alcalay], 1988 Jan. 4
[epilogue: A Bridge to Peace by Kevin Cahill], 1988 Feb. 3
[programming plans for the New York Philharmonic], 1988 Feb. 10
Missa Brevis [notes indicating the reorganization of choruses from The Lark], 1988 [February]
[statement to junior high school students re learning, for an advice booklet], 1988 March 21
[message to Robert Shaw re his retirement], 1988 April 11
[radio statement re Carnegie Hall and the VPO, for "Carnegiethon" subscription drive], 1988 April 17
Teachers and teaching [planning notes for interview/film project; see also 8/23/91], 1988 April 21
[acrostic poem to Betty Comden, for her birthday (5/3)], 1988 April 26
American Document [skeleton scripts; correspondence from Martha Graham re possible, 1988 April
Korets landscape [transliteration of Yankev-Yitskhock Segal's poem, considered for Arias and Barcarolles], 1988 April
[jacket note for Phyllis Newman's memoirs, Just in Time], 1988 May 5
Teachers and teaching [interviews by Humphrey Burton of LB and Lukas Foss; see also 8/23/91], 1988 May 7
[concert dedication of Mozart's Requiem to Felicia, including a reading of a Mozart letter "on death"], 1988 July 5
An aging maestro reports [article, intended for the New York Times], 1988 July 28
[reply to a letter from Susanne Sturm re female conductors], 1988 July
Songfest [introductory remarks to performances at the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival and the London Proms, Albert Hall], 1988 July
[programming plans for the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra], 1988 July ca.
Beauty and truth revisited [poem, published in the New York Times], 1988 Aug. 8
[birthday speech, Tanglewood], 1988 Aug. 20
[thank-you letter to Mr. Reuter for birthday present], 1988 Aug. 28
[lists relating to LB's birthday: gifts, names, addresses; advertising, promos], 1988 August
[word game à la "Boggle," headed "A Tanglewood 5 x 5"], 1988 August
(The birthday continues...) [poem, for John Malcolm Brinnin], 1988 Sept. 27
Five views of Ava [statement re Ava Gardner, for Double Exposure, Take Two by Roddy McDowall], 1988 September
The silver ship, the onyx doves... [thank-you poem for birthday gifts], 1988 [September]
Cross-over (Überfahrt) [translation of a poem by Mascha Kaléko; also, a partial translation of "Memento," and the book of poetry from which the translations were made], 1988 Oct. 2
A variation on pentameter [poem], 1988 Oct. 16
An American dreamer abroad [speech/article, declaimed at a Michael Dukakis fund raiser and published in the New York Times as "I'm a liberal and proud of it"], 1988 Oct. 24
[cryptic crossword puzzle, solved by LB, Atlantic magazine], 1988 October
[programming plans for a Charles Ives concert with the New York Philharmonic], 1988 October
Please, Billy, a little respect [letter (excerpted in the New York Daily News) re liberalism and the Black Panther episode, in response to William Buckley's reaction to LB's "I'm a liberal" speech at the Dakota, 10/25], 1988 Nov. 3
[acrostic poem for Muriel Nuttall], 1988 Dec. 6
An insight in the bath [poem for Charlie Harmon], 1988 Dec. 16
Morning dream, 16:XII:88 [acrostic poem to Philip von Raabe], 1988 Dec. 16
Singh-song [acrostic lyric for Pritam Singh], 1988 Dec. 17
Re-discovering the wheel [poem for Aaron Stern], 1988 Dec. 20
Love quatrain [acrostic poem to Charlie Harmon], 1988 Dec. 21
[message-cum-poem to John Malcolm Brinnin], 1988 Dec. 22
[draft telegrams (mostly birthday) to Flavio Chamis, Cornelia Foss, Adam Green], 1988 December-1989 February
For Lito to ponder... [poem for Charlie Harmon], 1988 December
Be all right; No; While my baby's asleep [lyrics by Jamie Bernstein, LB annotations], 1988 ca.
[floorplans, Century Apartment Building?, LB annotation], 1988 ca.
[list of persons whose first and last names begin with "M"; list of the hills of Rome], 1988 ca.
[memo to Charlie Harmon re Mark Stringer], 1988 ca.
My God is called Ay [poem], 1989 Jan. 1
[word game, clue and answer, inscribed on a page of a New York Times Book Review], 1989 Jan. 8
[anagrams of John Malcolm (Brinnin)], 1989 January
[automatic and left-handed writing samples of LB, Eric Le Cain and Aaron Stern], 1989 January
[letters to Aaron Copland (5/27/47 and 11/12/67) and "Sonnet on receiving an honorary doctorate with Aaron Copland," excerpted in Vivian Perlis' oral history project], 1989 January
[limericks (2)], 1989 January
[notes re David Hampton], 1989 January
[notes re phonecalls, ticket requests for 1/30 Carnegie Hall AIDS Benefit], 1989 January
[postcards (2) re a 1941 allergy-suppressant visit to Key West, where work was done on the Clarinet Sonata and Conch Town (bits found in Fancy Free and West Side Story)], 1989 January
[riddle to "Dearest kids"], 1989 Feb. 6
Thought and action aren't at all the same... [sonnet], 1989 Feb. 10
[letter of recommendation for Franco Amurri], 1989 February
[letter of recommendation for Marc Weisgal], 1989 February
[statement for a New York Philharmonic Orchestra/WQXR radiothon], 1989 February
[birthday telegram to Stephen Sondheim], 1989 March
[letter of recommendation for George Steel], 1989 April 12
Almost goodbye (Almost a sonnet) [poem for Helen Coates Memorial], 1989 May 6
[commencement address, Fairfield University], 1989 May 20
[acrostic poem for "APEX" (Eric Chalkley, the crossword creator)], 1989 May 23
[concert talk on Debussy (for TV?), drafts in Italian and English, Rome], 1989 June 9
[letter of recommendation for Lukas Foss (Rockefeller Foundation residency)], 1989 [June]
[poems, for Fritz and Jutta Reventlow], 1989 July
Warsaw: 1st September 1939 [TV scripts and outline, narration by Samuel Pisar, small speaking part for LB], 1989 July-August
[birthday crossword puzzle from the Bernstein family, solved by LB], 1989 August
[programming plans and miscellaneous note, Tanglewood], 1989 August
[programming plans for the New York Philharmonic, October 1989], 1989 August
Round 4 4 kids [2-measure round by L. van Bernstein "To the first fruit of my loom"], 1989 Sept. 8
[review by John Rockwell in the New York Times of a Tchaikovsky concert, LB annotations], 1989 Oct. 28
[statement on the death of Virgil Thomson], 1989 October
[tribute to Alan Jay Lerner, including lyric for "Take care of this house," from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue], 1989 October
Candide [TV scripts and planning materials, London performance], 1989 Oct.-Dec.
[statement to the press re the National Endowment for the Arts/Artists' Space controversy], 1989 Nov. 17
The NEA forever march [song, photocopy of ms. score], 1989 Nov. 22
The lyrical liberal strikes again [poem to William Safire in limerick form], 1989 Nov. 27
[limerick for Henry Wrong, on his retirement from the Barbican Centre], 1989 Nov. 28
[remarks for an AIDS event at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, where no. 9 from Arias and Barcarolles was performed], 1989 Nov. 30
[interview by Jonathan Cott of Rolling Stone magazine], 1989 November
Ego-trip [poem], 1989 Dec. 8
[telegram reply to an invitation to the Carnegie Hall debut of the New World Symphony], 1989 Dec. 11
[acrostic poem for Mark Adams Taylor], 1989 Dec. 19
[crossword puzzle by Harry Kraut, solved by LB], 1989 Dec. 19
Christmas in Berlin, 1989 [poem], 1989 Dec. 24
[acrostic poem for Craig Urquhart], 1989 Dec. 25
Berlin program [draft statement re the replacement of "Freude" by "Freiheit" in the "Ode to joy" of Beethoven's 9th Symphony], 1989 December
[crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1989 December
Dance suite [note listing title, dedication, and movements], 1989 December
[lyrics, for Stephen Sondheim's 60th birthday], 1989 December
[Scottish poem for Muriel Nuttall], 1989 December
[note to Charlie Harmon (re a song from The exception and the rule?)], 1989
[notes re Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival programs], 1989
[letter to Christoph von Eschenbach, for a 50th birthday Festshrift], 1990 Jan. 20
[acrostic tribute (crossed out) to Gwyneth Jones], 1990 Jan. 23
Matword puzzle [word game/puzzle for Mark Adams Taylor], 1990 Jan. 26/27
[crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1990 January
[limerick for John Mauceri on the 10th anniversary of the Scottish Opera Orchestra], 1990 January
[telegrams to Amyas Ames and Ellen Adler Oppenheim], 1990 January
[letter to Gary Graffman and Curtis friends cancelling appearance], 1990 Feb. 8
[crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1990 [Feb./March]
[acrostic sonnet for Christina Burton], 1990 March 2
Mozart Mass in c minor [TV script, English and German, Waldsassen, Germany], 1990 April 3-4
Mass in c minor [poem], 1990 April 4
[acrostic sonnet for Harry Kraut], 1990 April 10
[memo, Tricia Andryszewski to Harry Kraut (LB annotations), re planned German-language book, Leonard Bernstein on Composers], 1990 April 24
[acrostic birthday poem for Dr. Kevin Cahill], 1990 May 1
[memo from Tricia Andryszewsky re upcoming birthdays to be acknowledged], 1990 May 8
[letter to Gian-Carlo Menotti re cancellation of Spoleto Festival concert], 1990 May 21
Proclamation of surrender [poem for Aaron Stern], 1990 May 27
Finalizing the deal, I believe you call it [poem for Harry Kraut], 1990 May 29
[entry in the New York Magazine Competition Number 677 (personal ads)], 1990 May
I due Davidi; I due Davide (II) [acrostic poems for David Corro and friend], 1990 June 11-12
Three days at Lenox Hill [acrostic poem on the word "oncology"], 1990 June 13
[limericks, for Jutta and Erich Mauermann], 1990 June
[limerick to Jim Kendrick of Boosey & Hawkes], 1990 July 13
Epithalamion for J. Avedon's 2nd time around [poem re Richard Gere], 1990 July 21
[message to Richard Avedon sending regrets], 1990 July 21
It began in November and ended in June... [poem, Tokyo], 1990 July
[poem for Jamie Bernstein's birthday, conferring the "Cross of Jerusalem"], 1990 Sept. 8
[message to John Mauceri], 1990 Sept. 17
Leonard Bernstein withdraws from conducting [press release, drafts], 1990 October
["Dear John" letter to John Wells re collaboration on Holocaust opera], 1990
[notes to Jack Gottlieb and Philip Allen re Jubilee Games and Arias and Barcarolles], 1990 ca.
Teachers and teaching [TV script], 1991 Aug. 23
Wagner's music isn't racist [article, published in the New York Times, excerpted from the "Wagner-Freud" TV script], 1991 Dec. 26
April showers [script for a playlet about LB and Stephen Wadsworth], n.d.
Beloved the race, the genus, the class... [poem], n.d.
[concert remark: a prayer "before Leonore" re war and peace], n.d.
Confidence pill [poem], n.d.
The dark wind... [poem], n.d.
[dream notes], n.d.
Fat Phoebus [poem, with Mike Nichols], n.d.
L'homme revolté [poem], n.d.
[introductory remarks to a German television program about George Gershwin], n.d.
[introductory remarks to a German television series about musicals], n.d.
Is there an American music? [outline for a possible concert talk, TV program, or lecture], n.d.
[LB signature samples], n.d.
[list of Gertrude Stein quotes with ideas for musical settings], n.d.
Little old you [poem], n.d.
[note to Craig Richard Nelson, semi-illegible copy], n.d.
[notes/musings on "Pan-Am jet: near catastrophe averted" and "4 poems about losing a guilt"], n.d.
[notes of (Jack Gottlieb?) re Mahler], n.d.
[notes (on a possible imaginary conversation?) re atonality], n.d.
[notes on "learning," theoretical and experiential], n.d.
[notes on singers for Songfest and A Quiet Place], n.d.
[notes re Helen Epstein's Children of the Holocaust, and list of sponsors, in an otherwise empty diary], n.d.
Oedipus Rex (Stravinsky) [translation (for a performance by New York City Symphony?)], n.d.
[playlet re difficulties communicating with room service in a foreign country], n.d.
[poem, for inclusion in Thomas Warfield's Global Poem in Praise of Peace project], n.d.
[poem to be read at a Juvenile Diabetes Association award presentation to Arthur Laurents], n.d.
A Quiet Place [notes/scenario for the "successor to Tahiti?"], n.d.
[research materials re Sir Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations, LB annotations, perhaps for the 1982 BBC production of "Elgar Enigma Variations"], n.d.
Shabby muslin...; Burnt ravenna...; There is still a harbor... [poems], n.d.
Star-turn [word game/poem], n.d.
Tanglegoose rhymes [rhymes about Paul Fromm and Seiji Ozawa, based on the Mother Goose nursery rhymes], n.d.
[thank-you letters (2) to fans of the Young People's Concerts], n.d.
[word game à la "Boggle," solved by LB], n.d.
Television Scripts
Contains the following subseries: Young People's Concerts Televsion Scripts, Bound Television Scripts, Television Scripts Collections--Notebooks, and TelePrompTer Scripts.
Young People's Concerts Television Scripts
What does music mean?, 1958 Jan. 18
What is American music?, 1958 Feb. 1
What does orchestration mean?, 1958 March 8
What makes music symphonic?, 1958 Dec. 13
What is classical music?, 1959 Jan. 24
Humor in music, 1959 Feb. 28
What is a concerto?, 1959 March 28
Who is Gustav Mahler?, 1960 Feb. 7
Young performers, 1960 March 6
Unusual instruments of present, past and future, 1960 March 27
The Second Hurricane, 1960 April 24
Overtures and Preludes, 1961 Jan. 8
Aaron Copland birthday party, 1961 Feb. 12
Young performers, 1961 March 19
Folk music in the concert hall, 1961 April 9
Modern music from all over [produced in Toronto, Canada], 1961 May 13
What is impressionism?, 1961 Nov. 23
The road to Paris, 1962 Jan. 18
Overtures and preludes [presented in Troy, New York (untelevised)], 1962 Feb. 17
Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky, 1962 March 26
Young performers, 1962 April 13
The sound of a hall, 1962 Nov. 21
What is a melody?, 1962 Dec. 21
Young performers, 1963 Jan. 15
What is a melody? [revised Young People's Concert of 12/21/62, for British television], 1963 Feb. 15
The Latin American spirit, 1963 March 8
A tribute to teachers, 1963 Nov. 29
Young performers, 1963 Dec. 23
The genius of Paul Hindemith, 1964 Feb. 23
Jazz in the concert hall, 1964 March 11
What is sonata form?, 1964 Nov. 6
Farewell to nationalism, 1964 Nov. 30
Young performers, 1965 Jan. 28
A tribute to Sibelius, 1965 Feb. 19
Musical atoms: A study of intervals, 1965 Nov. 29
The sound of an orchestra, 1965 Dec. 14
A birthday tribute to Shostakovich, 1966 Jan. 5
Young performers: Pictures at an Exhibition, 1966 Feb. 22
What is a mode?, 1966 Nov. 23
Young performers, 1967 Jan. 27
Charles Ives: American pioneer, 1967 Feb. 23
Alumni reunion, 1967 April 19
A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time, 1967 Dec. 25
Forever Beethoven!, 1968 Jan. 28
Young performers, 1968 March 31
Quiz-concert: How musical are you?, 1968 May 26
Fantastic Variations (Don Quixote), 1968 Dec. 25
Bach transmogrified, 1969 April 27
Berlioz takes a trip, 1969 May 25
Two ballet birds, 1969 Sept. 14
Fidelio: A celebration of life, 1970 March 29
The anatomy of a symphony orchestra, 1970 May 24
A Copland celebration, 1970 Dec. 27
Thus spake Richard Strauss, 1971 April 4
Liszt and the devil, 1972 Feb. 13
Holst: The Planets, 1972 March 26
Bound Television Scripts
Lincoln Presents: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; Jazz in serious music; The infinite variety of music
Lincoln Presents: The humors of music
Ford Presents: Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Moscow; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Venice
Ford Presents: The creative performer; Rhythm; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Berlin
Ford Presents: Christmas startime (12/25/60); Romanticism in music; Drama into opera: Oedipus Rex
Ford Presents: A joyful noise; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan; The drama of Carmen
Television Scripts Collections--Notebooks
Omnibus: What makes opera grand?
Lincoln Presents: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; Jazz in serious music; The infinite variety of music; The humors of music
Ford Presents: Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Moscow; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Venice; The creative performer; Rhythm; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Berlin; Chridtmas Startime (12/25/60); Romanticism in music; A joyful noise; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan
Young People's Concerts: What does music mean?; What is American music?; What is orchestration?; What makes music symphonic?; What is classical music?; Humor in music; What is a concerto?
Young People's Concerts: Young performers (3/19/61); Folk music in the concert hall; What is impressionism?; The road to Paris; Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky; Young performers (1/15/63); The Latin American spirit; Atribute to teachers; Young performers (12/23/63)
Young People's Concerts: The genius of Paul Hindemith; Jazz in the concert hall; What is a mode?; Young performers (1/27/67); Charles Ives: American pioneer; Alumni reunion; A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time; Forever Beethoven!; Young performers (3/31/68); Quiz-concert: How musical are you?
Young People's Concerts: Fantastic Variations; Bach transmogrified; Berlioz takes a trip; Two ballet birds; Fidelio: A celebration of life; The anatomy of a symphony orchestra; A Copland celebration; Thus spake Richard Strauss; Liszt and the devil; Holst: The Planets
Young People's Concerts [as broadcast]: What is a concerto?; Who is Gustav Mahler?; Unusual instruments of present, past and future; Overtures and preludes; Aaron Copland birthday party; The road to Paris; Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky; The sound of a hall; The Latin American spirit; The genius of Paul Hindemith; Jazz in the concert hall; What is sonata form?; Farewell to nationalism; A tribute to Sibelius; The sound of an orchestra
Young People's Concerts [as broadcast]: A birthday tribute to Shostakovich; What is a mode?; Charles Ives: American pioneer; A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time; Forever Beethoven!; Quiz-concert: How musical are you?; Fantastic Variations; Bach transmogrified; Berlioz takes a trip; Two ballet birds; Fidelio: A celebration of life; The anatomy of a symphony orchestra; A Copland celebration; Thus spake Richard Strauss; Liszt and the devil
Bernstein/Beethoven series [excerpts from various scripts and writings, for possible use in the TV series; projected broadcast schedule; format production plan]1978
Bernstein/Beethoven series [LB speaking parts and H. C. Robbins Landon narration; program formats; list of music to be used]1980
Bernstein/Beethoven series [including the Robbins Landon narration] 1981 Jan. 7
Bernstein/Beethoven series [in English (programs 1-5, 8, 11) and German (programs 1-4, 11), for Maximilian Schell]1981 February
Bernstein/Beethoven series [final form] 1981 June-August
Bernstein/Beethoven series [LB's non-music commentary only (original version, revisions A, B, and C, and final version), in English and German; program outlines; correspondence/notes from Humphrey Burton and Harry Kraut] [3 notebooks]1979-81
Bernstein/Beethoven series [annotated score and parts for String Quartet, op. 131, photocopies]n.d.
TelePrompTer Scripts
Shostakovich Symphony no. 6 [English and German] , 1986 Oct. 5
Ives Symphony no. 2 , 1987 June
Norton Lectures/The Unanswered Question
Includes Bernstein's manuscript notes, draft scripts, and annotated typescripts; notes and outlines of others who helped prepare the lectures; research materials; television production materials; TelePrompTer scripts; and correspondence relating to the production and distribution of the lectures on video.
[LB manuscript notes and drafts and annotated typescripts (grouped by lecture)], 1972-73
[early planning materials: notes and outlines of LB and others (Cothran, Finkler, Ahern)], 1972-73
[planning conference transcript; Harry Kraut and Candy Finkler notebooks (containing research articles, outlines, rough drafts, early scripts, production miscellany)], 1972-73
[research materials (reference lists, bibliographies, articles); and music scores], 1972-73
[scripts, annotated by production staff] Musical phonology (Boxes 123-26), Musical syntax, (Boxes 126-29), Musical semantics (Boxes 129-30), The delights and dangers of ambiguity (Boxes 131-32), The twentieth century crisis (Boxes 132-33), The poetry of earth (Boxes 133-34), 1972-73
[miscellaneous: faculty introductory remarks; press; guest lists; financial; correspondence; topically related articles], 1972-73
[TV (WGBH) production materials: music taping and timings; production schedules and technical notes; credits; text for TV promo, series intro, and musical examples program; set designs; admission tickets; viewer responses], 1972-73
[TelePrompTer scripts (Boxes 177-89) and credit rolls (Boxes 190-92)], 1973
[re: video production and distribution; TV/radio broadcasts; CBS 17-record set], 1973-76
Book Materials
Includes typescripts, musical examples, planning materials, correspondence with the publisher, and publisher's proofs.
The Joy of Music [typescripts and musical examples; articles, "The world of jazz," Vogue, 3/15/56, and "Leonard Bernstein explores American musical comedy," Vogue, 2/1/57; proofs; script for "What is sonata form?" (for a contemplated expanded edition?)], 1959
Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [typescripts and music examples, annotations of Jack Gottlieb and LB, correspondence with publisher], 1962, 1970
Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [typescripts; musical examples; text; floppy disks of new material], 1992
Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [music examples, Jack Gottlieb ms.], 1992
The Infinite Variety of Music [planning materials; correspondence with publisher; typescript; musical examples], 1966
The Infinite Variety of Music [musical examples, miscellaneous], 1966
The Unanswered Question. Six Talks at Harvard. [typescripts, grouped by chapter (Boxes 144-49)][musical examples; visuals; photos (Boxes 150-51)][galleys; paste-ups; proofs (Boxes 152-55)][publishers information; front matter; cover materials; record inserts; production notes; correspondence, memorandums, etc. (Box 156)], 1976
The Unanswered Question. Six Talks at Harvard. [musical examples (chapters 5-6); visuals; page proofs], 1976
Findings [typescripts (including those of early forms The Bernstein Album and Reflections); planning notes and correspondence; photo reproduction permissions; photos (xeroxes); etc.] See also references in main body of Writings, 1982
Findings [musical examples], 1982
Gustav Mahler [musical examples (J. Gottlieb ms.) from "Who is Gustav Mahler?" (considered for inclusion? in The Infinite Variety of Music or Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts)], n.d.
Personal Materials, 1935-1990
Personal Documents, 1935-1990
Harvard transcripts, 1935-1939
A midsummer night's dream program, 1938
Social security card, 1940
Card announcing opening of studio, 1941
Powers of attorney, 1944-1977
Driver's license, 1947
Permits, 1948
Claim of non-residency, 1951
Marriage certificate, 1951
Marriage certificate, 1957
Power of attorney, 1963
6 Passports, 1946-1978
Birth certificate, re-issued, 1980
Papers re Sleep-wake disorders center, 1980
Prescription, 1984
Papers re Jamie Bernstein's wedding, 1984
Blue cross card, 1986
Dolphin research center adoption certificate, 1988
Map of Russia (ca. 1880), gift, 1989
Cigarette counts, 1989
Treatment regimen, 1990
Funeral register, 1990
Signature plate, undated
License plates, "MAESTRO1," undated
Music, 1935-1990
Music Holographs, 1935-1990
The music holographs in the Bernstein Collection represent the music written in Bernstein’s hand, from sketches to fair copies. A separate series of music has not yet been fully described for inclusion in this finding aid, but is accessible on request. That series includes manuscripts in the hands of copyists and colleagues, photoreproductions (some of which are of Bernstein manuscripts), printed and published music. This material includes full scores and parts, and some of it includes edits and annotations in Bernstein’s hand. Music here is listed alphabetically by work and, when appropriate, by pieces within a work – particularly songs from shows. Some complex works have been kept in groupings that were designated before we received them and may reflect various stages of sketches and versions of a work. The Dybbuk is a good example. We have also attempted to include as many cross-references as possible, particularly for versions of works whose titles changed, and those that moved within multiple pieces. Much of the material came to us in envelopes that included substantive notes on the history of their contents and relationships between works. These notes had been prepared by Bernstein’s musical assistants, Jack Gottlieb, Charlie Harmon and others. To the degree possible, we transcribed this information and included it in the notes for each work. We assume, but cannot attest to its accuracy. While this subseries is called music holographs, it does include other related materials such as notes, correspondence, and scripts that were included in the packages of music that we received. There are also occasional photocopies of manuscripts, particularly works where the originals were gifts to friends and family. Not all of Bernstein’s holograph music manuscripts reside at the Library of Congress, and not all that do are part of our Bernstein Collection. In addition to the aforementioned gift pieces to friends and family, some works are known to live in the Kennedy Library, in Israel, and in private hands. Among the works that are found elsewhere within the Library’s collections are sketches and a short score for The Kaddish in our Jack Gottlieb Collection, the full score for The Serenade (after Plato’s Symposium) in our Koussevitzky Archive (it was a Koussevitzky commission), and the song “Victory Jive” in our Gershwin Fund Collection. There are various sources of the music manuscripts within our Bernstein Collection. The majority comes from the Bernstein estate, but significant portions were given to the Library by Bernstein himself between 1953 and 1967. This included manuscripts (but not necessarily all) for The Serenade, West Side Story, Trouble in Tahiti, On the Waterfront, Prelude, Fugue and Riffs, Fancy Free, Candide, The Age of Anxiety, The Chichester Psalms and other works. The date range of the music manuscripts run from 1935, when Bernstein was 16 or 17, through 1990, a few months before he passed away. Although Bernstein is not generally thought of as having been particularly prolific as a composer, these manuscripts reveal a large number of obscure and unknown works.
5 against 2 see also Play this
Computer-generated piano score with holograph annotations ; [2] p.
5 against 2
Computer-generated piano score with holograph annotations ; [1] p.
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (1976)
Act I finale ("Ball" extension, Concertato, etc.) see also We must have a ball
American dreaming see also Breakout (Act II)
Ozalid of piano-vocal score with holograph annotations in red pencil ; 8 p.
American dreaming: choral cadenza
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 4 p.
Another kind of man (interlude before Breakout)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 2 p.
Auction I ; Auction II see also The monroviad
2 holograph piano-vocal scores in pencil ; [2], [1] p.
Auctions I ; Auction II
The ball see Act I finale and We must have a ball
Breakout (Act II)
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in AJL’s hand ; [5] p.
Lyric sheets and notes in AJL’s hand with annotations in LB’s hand ; [3] p.
The breakout
Manuscript piano-vocal score in pencil ; p. 1-8, p. 5-6
Lyric sketch in AJL’s hand in ink ; [2] p., yellow
Bright and black see also Uncle Tom's funeral and It's the Jews
Ozalid of piano-vocal score with holograph annotations in red and blue pencil ; p. 4-5
Bright and black
Manuscript piano score (Tom Cathran's hand?) in pencil ; [2] p.
The British see Sonatina
Can you love see also Reclamation scene and Sketches, set I
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in the hands of LB and AJL in pencil and ink ; [3] p.
Dreaming see Sketches, set I
Duet for one (The first lady of the land)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 18 p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in the hands of LB and AJL ; [17] p.
Easy to be President see Sketches, set II
Exclamation scene see Sketches, set I
Finale see We (Proud)/Finale
Forty acres and a mule
Freedom song see Sketches, set II
The grand old party
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 3 p.
Hail see also Duet for one
Hail
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations ; [9] p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in AJL’s hand in ink ; [54] leaves
Here comes the minstrel parade see Minstrel parade and Minstrelsy
I love my wife see also Lud's wedding: I love my wife
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in AJL’s hand in ink with AJL and LB annotations in red pencil ; [7] leaves
I love this land (Act II finale)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 5 p.
Ozalid piano-vocal score, no lyric, with annotations in LB’s hand ; 3 p.
Manuscript lyric sheet in AJL’s hand in ink ; [1] p.
If I was a dove see Ten square miles on the Potomac River and Seena sketches
It's gonna be great see Slava!
It's my country
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, no lyric ; [2] p.
Typescript lyric sheet with annotations in LB’s hand ; [1] p.
Lady of the house see Duet for one
Learn to read: lesson scene
Little white lies see The mark of a man: The monroviad and The monroviad
Lud's wedding: I love my wife
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [15] p.
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB’s hand ; [2] p.
The mark of a man: The monroviad see also The monroviad
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 14 p.
Me: new opening
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 15 p.
Manuscript/typescript script/lyric sheets in hands of LB and AJL in ink and pencil ; [16] p.
Manuscript lyric sketch in AJL’s hand in ink ; [1] p.
Middle “C” see also Prelude to Act I; became To what you said from Songfest
Copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score in pencil with dynamics in LB’s hand ; [1] p.
Minstrel parade
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [2] p.
Minstrelsy
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in hands of LB and AJL ; [5] p.
The Monroviad
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in AJL's hand with annotations in LB’s hand ; [23] p.
Mr. Hoban see We (Proud)/finale
Musketry: bridge from “Seena” to “Sonatina”/(British)
The nation that wasn't there
A new century see Slava! sketches
Opening see Ten square miles on the Potomac
Philadelphia
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB’s hand ; [3] p.
Pity the poor (Minstrel show) see also Minstrelsy
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [1] p.
Prelude to Act I
Prelude to Act I ; Middle “C”
3 ozalids with annotations in LB’s hand ; 5 p., 2 p., [1] p.
The President Jefferson Sunday luncheon party march
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 7 p.
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB’s hand ; [5] p.
Pretty colors
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in hands of LB and AJL ; [2] p.
Proud see We (Proud)/finale
Reclamation scene: Can you love?
Typescript lyric sheet with annotations in the hands of LB and AJL ; [1] p.
Red white and blues see also Minstrelsy
Rehearsing/Rehearsal song see Slava!
RSVP
Seena
Sonatina (The British)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 16 p.
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB’s hand ; [21] p.
Photocopy of “The Anacreontick song” with annotations ; [3] p.
Sonatina (The British): Rondo
A star at noon see I love this land
The switch
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 21 p.
Take care of this house
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 6 p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in hands of LB and AJL ; [6] p.
Manuscript/typescript dialogue/intro with AJL annotations in ink ; [2] p.
Ten square miles by the Potomac River ; If I was a dove see also Seena sketches and We (Proud)/finale
Ten square miles by the Potomac River ; If I was a dove
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB’s hand ; [12] p.
This time
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 11 p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in hands of LB and AJL ; [13] p.
To make us proud see We (Proud)/finale
Too much love see Sketches, set II
Uncle Tom’s funeral (bright and black)
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in hands of LB and AJL in ink ; [6] p.
We see also I love this land and Sketches, set II
We (Proud)/Finale
Typescript lyric sheet with annotations in the hands of LB and AJL ; [4] p.
We must have a ball see also Act I finale
We must have a ball: Instr. Extension/Act I finale
We must have a ball: Act I finale/Ensemble (chorus only)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil with annotated ozalid pasteovers ; 4 p.
We must have a ball: Act I finale/(Buchanan Ball)/Coda
We must have a ball
Welcome home, Miz Adams
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in LB's hand ; [5] p.
We've come a long way together see Minstrelsy
What happened see Sketches, set I
Wrecko (Burne, Fleeo, etc.)
Holograph short score in pencil ; [2] p.
Sketches, set I
Sketches, set II
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [11] p.
Sketches, set III
Aaron at the crossroads
Holograph piano-vocal score sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Aaron's canon
Photocopy of holograph violin and piano score with annotations in blue pencil ; 3 p.
Adagio for piano, 4 hands : Eine kleine Leidensmusik
Adagio molto
Holograph sketch for cello and humming chorus ; 2 p.
Afterthought
Holograph full score in ink on transparencies and ozalid print; 10 p. each
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink on transparencies with editing annotations ; 3 p.
The Age of Anxiety, Symphony No. 2 for piano and orchestra (after W.H. Auden)
Full score in ink on transparencies, some portions not in LB’s hand ; 133 p.
The Age of Anxiety: The dirge
The Age of Anxiety: The epilogue
The Age of Anxiety: The epilogue revisions
Holograph piano score/short score in pencil ; 10 p.
Holograph of 4 measure "Epilogue” theme in ink; 1 p.
The Age of Anxiety
Holograph sketches in pencil with annotations in ink ; [38] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil with annotations in ink ; [62] p.
Alarums and Flourishes (1980)
Rough drafts and unfinished sketches
Holograph sketches and lyric sheets; [53] p.
Sketches
Holograph sketches and lyric sheets; [67] p., 3 p.
Script materials
Typescript/manuscripts with annotations ; [107] p.
Lyric sheets
Holograph/typescript in pencil ; [7] leaves
Correspondence from Arthur Laurents
Typescript/manuscripts with annotations ; [55] p.
Notes, letters, outlines
Typescripts with annotations and LB holographs in pencil ; [55] p.
Amen
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [3] p.
... and it has
Holograph cello score in pencil ; [1] p.
Anniversaries
Anniversary for Adam Green
Holograph piano score sketch in pencil, incomplete ; [1] p.
Anniversary for Jessica Fleischmann
Holograph piano score sketch in pencil ; p. 2 and title page
Thermocopy of fair copy with annotations in red pencil ; [2] p.
Arbeit
2 melodies with non-English lyrics and sketches in pencil ; [3] p. out of sketchbook, 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Arias and barcarolles
Manuscript piano four hands score in pencil in hands of LB and JB ; [62] p.
Photocopies of manuscript scores, heavily annotated in colored pencil with editing markings
Photocopies of manuscript scores, heavily annotated in colored pencil with performance markings
Arias and barcarolles: Love duet
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [51] p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [26] p.
Photocopies of printed score, heavily annotated in colored pencils ; 16 p.
Photocopies of printed score, heavily annotated in colored pencils ; 72 p.
Photocopies of various pages of printed score, heavily annotated in colored pencils ; [8] p.
Awkward waltz
Holograph sketch in pencil, incomplete; 1 p.
Babel see Holocaust opera
BB (Burton Bernstein)
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; 4 p.
B'day serenata
Holograph sketch in pencil ; [1] leaf, torn in half
Beginning of hymn to Nidom
Photocopy of 7-note melody with lyrics ; [1] p.
Ben Mauceri’s third birthday present
Berceuse
Holograph piano score sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
The birds
Holograph full score in pencil with annotations ; 52 p.
Manuscript parts in ink with annotations in pencil and pasteovers ; [50] p.
Ein Blueslein zu Singen
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; 3 p.
La Bonne Cuisine (1947)
Holograph piano-vocal scores in ink on onionskin ; [13] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [15] p. sketchbook, 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Boston Latin School school anthem
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink ; [2] leaves
Brass music
Brass quintet see Tpt (feroce) and Trumpet ideas
Bridal suite (1960)
Holograph 2-piano score in pencil ; [24] p.
Bridal suite, 1960
Calypso
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; 1 p.
Candide (1956)
All at sea
Typescript letter/lyric sheet with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
Auto da fé (What a day) see also Lisbon sequence
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 19 p.
The ballad of Eldorado
Battle music (fragment)/Act I, Sc. 1
Battle scene
Holograph piano-vocal score sketch in pencil ; 9 p.
The best of all possible worlds
Mimeograph of typescript lyric sheet ; 2 p.
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; 2 p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in hands of LB and Richard Wilbur ; [7] p.
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in ink and pencil ; 2 p.
Bon voyage
Typescript lyric sheet with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
Buenes Aires
Notes re scene breakdown and timings, inside folder ; [1] p.
Candide's lament see also Six sabras
Candide's lament
Holograph piano-vocal score sketch in pencil ; 5 p.
Complaints
Holograph sketches in pencil ; 6 p. + [3] p.
Manuscrpt/typescript lyric sheets, possibly in John LaTouche's hand ; [7] p.
Curtain music, Act 1; Introduction music, Act II
Holograph piano score in pencil ; [1] p.
Dear boy
Manuscript lyric sheets in pencil in hands of LB and Richard Wilbur ; [5] p.
Letter and lyric sheet in Richard Wilbur's hand in ink with annotations by LB ; [2] p.
Earthquake to Limbo; Limbo to outskirts
Farce - pantomime music
Holograph piano score in pencil ; [2] p.
Fernando's lullaby see also Lonely men of Harvard and Pure child
Five kings introduction
Gambling scene (Paris)
Get you up
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 20 p.
Glitter and be gay
Letter and lyric sheet in ink in Richard Wilbur's hand with annotations by LB ; [1] leaf
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in pencil in hands of LB and Richard Wilbur ; [5] p.
Gloria (antiphon)
Governor's bolero (culture song)
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets in pencil ; [7] leaves
I am easily assimilated
I love you
Holograph/ozalid piano-vocal score with annotations in pencil and colored pencil ; 13 p.
Iago's litany
Holograph lyric sketch in pencil ; [1] p., top cut out
The inquisition scene see Auto da fé and Lisbon sequence
Into the raft
It must be so
Holograph sketch in pencil with dummy lyric; [2] p.
The king's barcarolle
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 12 p.
Lament to travel ; Tulips to garbage ; Garbage to doors
Life is happiness indeed
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 3 m.
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [14] p.
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets in pencil ; [6] leaves
Lisbon sequence
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 22 p.
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and red pencil ; 8 p.
Typescript lyric sheets combined with letters from Richard Wilbur, annotations in pencil in LB's hand ; [3] p.
Gambling scene: Money, money
New Lisbon opening (19 Nov 56)
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [11] p.
Carbon of typescript lyric sheet ; [1] p.
Holograph/typescript script and lyric sheets in pencil and ink ; [12] p.
Love duet
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, no lyric ; 5 p.
Holograph sketches in pencil ; 5 p. + [3] p.
Holograph piano-choral score in pencil ; 7 p.
Holograph sketch in pencil and red pencil ; 3 p.
Lute song
Holograph sketch in pencil and ink ; 6 p.
Marquise's gavotte see Life is happiness indeed
Make our garden grow see also A valentine for Jamie and Alexander
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 13 p.
Minuetto
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph lyric sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Money, money, money see also Lisbon sequence and Gambling scene (Paris)
My love
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch ; [4] p.
Nagging travel
Nothing more than this
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [4] p.
Oh, happy we
The old lady
Typescript lyric sheet with annotations in pencil ; 1 leaf
One word
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; [2] p.
Overture
Holograph full score in pencil on onion skins, annotations in red pencil and ink ; 45 p.
Holograph short score sketch in pencil ; 19 p.
Packing to descent
Paris
Holograph notes re scene breakdown and timings, inside folder ; [1] p.
Paris waltz scene
Pilgrim's exit
Pilgrims' procession
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 9 p.
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets in hands of LB and Richard Wilbur in pencil ; [5] p.
Pure child
Holograph piano-vocal score sketch in pencil ; [5] p.
Holograph lyric sheet in pencil ; [1] p.
The pure in heart
Holograph lead sheet/sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
Quartet finale
Holograph lead sheet/sketch/piano-vocal score in pencil ; 7 p.
Quiet
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 10 p.
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets in pencil ; [5] p.
Raft to barcarolle
Ringaroundarosy see also Dear boy and Lisbon sequence
Running music...
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; 2 p.
Sheep's song see Fernando's lullaby and Pure child
This I know
Toasts
Holograph lead sheet/sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Untitled
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [3] p.
Holograph lead sheet and sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [1] leaf
Venice gambling scene see Money, money, money
The Venice gavotte see Life is happiness indeed
We are women
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 12 p. and cover
Westphalia
Holograph notes and music sketches inside in pencil, ink and red pencil ; [4] p.
What's the use
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [1] leaf
Words, words, words (Martin's laughing song)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 5 p.
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [6] leaves
You were dead, you know
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 8 p.
Miscellaneous
Holograph notes regarding running order in pencil, on folder ; [1] p.
Folder with notes re song titles/ideas ; [1] p.
Miscellaneous materials for 1988 Scottish Opera version
Paperback edition of Voltaire’s Candide with annotations in LB’s hand in red and blue pencil
CBS 50th Anniversary Music (1978)
Holograph short score in pencil ; [7] p.
Chichester Psalms (1965) see also The skin of our teeth
I. Ps. 108, v.3 ; Ps. 100, entire
II. Ps. 23 entire ; Ps. 2, vs. 1-4
III. Ps. 131, entire ; Ps. 133, vs. 1
Chichester psalms
Holograph score/sketch in pencil ; [40] p.
Holograph notes in pencil and red pencil ; [2] p., yellow legal
Holograph lyric sheets in pencil ; [4] p., yellow legal
Holograph transliterated Hebrew texts and notes in pencil ; [5] p., yellow legal
Holograph letter in pencil ; 3 p., yellow legal
Children's pieces see Six sabras
Christmas carol
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; [2] p.
Holograph sketch in pencil ; [1] p., torn 11" x 7"
Cieli Azzuri
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; 6 p.
Club (Mattheus)
Holograph sketch for song in pencil ; [1] p.
Concerto for orchestra (Jubilee games): II. Mixed doubles (theme and variations) see also Variations on an octatonic scale
Conch Town
Holograph short score/2 piano score for ballet in pencil ; 42 p.
Couplets des couples
Cueca
Holograph piano-vocal score and photocopy ; [2] p. each
Dance suite
Full score in pencil in Jack Gottlieb’s hand; [6] p.
Dance suite: I. Dancisca
2 photocopies of piano score with annotations ; [4] p. each
Holograph sketches in pencil and annotated photocopies ; 8 p.
Dance suite: V. MTV
Manuscript score in pencil in hands of LB and JG ; 4 p.
Divertimento for orchestra
Holograph full score in pencil on transparencies and photocopy transparencies ; [78] p.
Holograph full score in pencil on transparency ; [1] p.
II. Waltz
Holograph strings score in pencil ; 6 p.
III. Mazurka
Holograph double reeds score in pencil ; 3 p.
VII. Blues
Holograph vibraphone part in pencil ; [1] p.
VIII. In memoriam; March: "The BSO forever"
2 photocopies of holograph full score ; p. 17-22/68-73
Holograph notes and sketches in pencil ; [20] leaves
Dybbuk
Alchemy variations/M+N/X+Y
Holograph short score in pencil ; [8] p.
Another pas de deux (dream)
C’s first variation (after Girls’ dance)
Celebrations
Photocopies of holograph short scores with annotations in ink and pencil ; 5 p.
Danse démoniaque
Part I-A/(David and Jonathan)/Pas de 2, 4, 6
Holograph short score in pencil ; [6] p.
“18"/(Celebrations)
Holograph short score in pencil and photocopies with annotations ; 12 p.
Exorcism
Girls’ dance (coda to group dance “18")
Kaddish/(Procession)/(Transition from Channon’s death to Possession)
Holograph score/sketches in pencil ; [5] p.
LC pas de deux
Leah's dance
Holograph score in pencil ; 2 p., 8 1⁄2” x 11"
Part I/A. Opening sequence/(Ha-mav’dil; Trance dance)
Possession
Repossession
Holograph score in pencil with photocopy of holograph attached ; 3 p.
Sarabande and coda
Variation O
Variation Z
Voices before dream ; Voices after dream
Dybbuk–full ballet
Photocopies and ozalids of score heavily annotated in ink and colored pencils ; [80] p.
Alchemy (variations)/(5 + rabbi)
Chai (in Hebrew) 18
Miscellaneous sketches
Holograph choral scores/sketches in pencil ; [13] p.
Miscellaneous sketch
Dybbuk work-sheets
Dybbuk out takes
Photocopies and ozalids with some annotations in various pencils ; [69] p.
Tally
Survey of page numbers and layout of motivic/row ideas in pencil ; [2] p.
Dybbuk/Rough lay-out: Exorcism/Final section
Dybbuk, general notes
Notes, research, outlines, music, etc. by LB and Jerome Robbins in pencil and ink, much in Hebrew ; [94] leaves, mostly yellow legal, but all types and sizes, approximately 30 items
El salón Mexico
Holograph piano score in ink with annotations in pencil ; 17 p.
Holograph piano score in pencil ; p. 2, 4-9, 12 1⁄2" x 9 1/4"
The exception and the rule
Charlie Langman/Bach instrumental
Photocopy of holograph piano score with annotations in various pencils ; 2 p.
Charlie Langman
Holograph sketches and lyric sheets in pencil ; [37] p.
Coda (epilepsy)
Piano-vocal scores/sketches in pencil and photocopies in hands of LB and Tom Fay ; [47] p.
Typescripts and photocopies of lyric sheets with annotations in pencil and ink ; [29] p.
Circus opening ; Poor glue
Manuscript piano-vocal score in hands of LB and Michael Barrett in pencil and photocopy ; 12 p. each
Holograph/typescript notes, script and lyric sketches in pencil ; [11] p.
The Coolie’s dilemma/Sc. 3 (at the inn)
Holograph score in pencil and ozalid copy ; 14 p. each
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score with annotations in red pencil ; 14 p.
End (Bach aria)
Epilog
Photocopy of typescript lyric with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
Guide song/Sc. 3
Han : Sc. 2 - Guide song
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and ozalid copy ; 4 p. each
Han/Sc. 2
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [8] leaves
Lyric typescripts with annotations in pencil ; [2] p.
Han ; Sc. 2/(last patrol)/work-sheets
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [3] p., yellow legal
Hm... : Sc. 3
I want a job
In there : Sc. 5 (At the river)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; 5 p. each
In there/Wester saga (visionary)/(If I had a road?)
Kuli dilemma
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [37] leaves, some pages previously numbered
The old story (little people)
Holograph sketch in pencil and photocopy with annotations in pencil ; [1] p. each
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; [3] p.
Opening(s) (prologue/scene 1)
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [38] p.
Oyal
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketches in pencil ; [7] p.
Paranoid scene/Sc. 6–(the tent in the desert, night)
Photocopy piano-vocal score with annotations in red and blue pencil ; 9 p.
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; 5 p.
Policeman's ball
Holograph sketches and dialogue in pencil ; [4] p.
Prologue
Prologue revised
Holograph, typescript and photocopied lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; [41] p.
Quintet (ditties)
The race through the desert
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; 15 p. each
Copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score with annotations in blue pencil and photocopy ; 13 p.
Folder with holograph/photocopies of script pages, lyric sheets, notes, and music manuscripts with annotations in various pencils ; [16] p.
Photocopy piano-vocal score with annotations in pencil and red pencil ; 9 p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [13] p.
Sc. 1/Race cont’d/(after Hit (dialogue) scene)/(sketches)/Marches, polkas
Suspicion song
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [4] leaves
Lyric sheets in pencil, at least 2 p. are in Sondheim’s hand; [3] p., yellow legal
Tent
Holograph sketch in pencil, with lyric sketch ; [3] p.
Manuscript piano score in pencil in Michael Barrett's hand ; [2] p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets and sketches with annotations, various hands ; [11] p.
The tent in the desert night
Holograph notes in pencil ; [1] p., yellow legal
They got this little secret : Guide song B
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy in Michael Barrett's hand with annotations by LB ; 3 p. each
Photocopy of typescript lyric sheet with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
Computer printed piano-vocal score ; 5 p. + p. 4-5
The trial
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and 2 photocopies; 3 p. each
Holograph/typescript lyric sheets with annotations ; [23] p.
Holograph sketches and photocopies in pencil ; [7] p. each
Urga marches : Sc. 4 - (in the desert)
Urga marches : Sc. 4 - Merchant march A
Photocopy of holograph piano-vocal score/sketch ; [3] p.
Urga marches/Scene 4/work-sheets
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketches in pencil ; [19] p.
Lyric sketches in pencil, at least 2 appear to be in Sondheim’s hand ; [3] p., yellow legal
Victory polkas : Sc. 1 race #2
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; 10 p. each
Holograph/typescript lyric, script and note sheets with annotations ; [7] p.
The way it is
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [16] p.
Weak men die (and a good thing, too)
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; 3 p. each
Manuscript piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy probably in Michael Barrett's hand ; 3 p. each
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [1] p.
Holograph music sketches in pencil ; [2] p.
Yahi slog
Photocopy of piano-vocal score/sketch ; [1] p.
Holograph lyric sheet on Luke Nash stationary and photocopy; [1] p. each
Unidentified
“Exception” sketches/work-sheets
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [13] leaves
Exception sketches
Exception/various lyrics
Manuscript/typescript/photocopied lyric sheets, hand unknown ; [33] p.
Misc. non-music sketches/”contents” etc.
Facsimile see also Harvard orchestration exercises
Holograph full score in ink on transparencies ; 112 p.
Facsimile
Holograph full score in pencil on paper ; 6 p.
Copyist’s manuscript in ink on transparencies ; p. 108-112
Holograph score in ink on transparencies ; 39 p.
Holograph short score/sketch in pencil ; 49 p.
Holograph short score and sketches in pencil ; [24] p.
Facsimile: II. Pianissimo ostinato
Falling in love again
Typescript lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; [2] p.
Fancy free see also The riobamba, Conch town and Nicest time of day ; Big stuff
Holograph full score in pencil, 2 volumes ; 140 p.
Fancy free
Holograph short score in ink on transparencies ; 42 p.
Fancy free: Big stuff
Manuscript piano-vocal score in C, in pencil, some lyrics in ink ; 3 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score in A, notes re arrangement for Billie Holliday at end ; 4 p.
Fanfare (for the 25th Anniversary of the High School of Music and Art, NYC)
Farewell to Constance see also Miscellaneous sketches
Farewell to Constance
Fever
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; 2 p.
First love
The firstborn (1958): Israelite chorus
Holograph score for mixed voices, horn, clarinet, and three hand-drummers in pencil ; 6 p.
The firstborn: Tensrets’s song
Holograph lute-vocal score in pencil ; 2 p.
The firstborn
Five Anniversaries (1949-51)
I. For Elizabeth Rudolf
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil with emendations and notes on cover ; 3 p.
II. For Lukas Foss
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil with emendations ; 3 p.
III. For Elizabeth Ehrman
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; [3] p.
III. For Sandy Gellhorn
IV. For Martha Gellhorn Matthews
V. For Susanna Kyle
Five anniversaries
Copyist’s manuscript in ink on transparencies, annotations possibly in LB’s hand in blue pencil ; 12 p.
Folk dance
For Aaron
Photocopy of holograph piano score with annotations in red and blue pencil ; [3] p.
For Aaron on Aaron’s birthday
Holograph piano score in pencil with annotations in blue pencil ; [1] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil and blue pencil ; [2] p.
For Alexander's birthday/A round
2 manuscript vocal scores in pencil and ink; 1 p. each
For Arthur Gold
For Craig U.
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil [1] p.
For Daddy on Crawdaddy day from Tata
For Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau on his 60th birthday: Ein Blueslein zu Singen
For Helen another happy birthday
Holograph piano score (3 staves) in pencil ; [2] p.
For Helen Coates
For Helen on her birthday (1975)
For Helen on her birthday
Holograph piano score in pencil, with words in red and blue pencil ; [1] p., [3] m.
For Helen, with love, from Lenny
For HJK’s 50th (Fifty precious notes)
For Jamie (8 Sept 1973) and Felicia (9 Sept. 1973)
Holograph piano-vocal score and sketch in pencil ; [3] p.
Holograph lyric sketch in pencil and ink ; [1] p.
For Jamie on the Great Eighth of September, 1981
Photocopy printed score of “God Said” from Mass with holograph lyrics in ink ; [11] p.
For Leo Smit see also Miscellaneous sketches
Photocopy of holograph piano score with cover page and note page ; [3] p.
For Nicholas Slonimsky
Holograph sketch piano score in pencil ; [1] p.
For Olga Naumoff and Serge Koussevitzky
For Sono and Vic [Emaleh] on their 35th wedding anniversary
For Stephen Sondheim
Photocopy of piano score with annotations in red pencil ; [2] p.
For Steve Sondheim
Holograph sketch piano score in pencil ; [2] p.
For Steve, a gift, free/The Perry waltz (traditional tune, “Sakura”)
For Steve Sondheim the waltz kind de nos jours...
For Uzi, housewarmer
Four Anniversaries see La bonne cuisine sketches for "David Diamond anniversary"
3 holograph piano score/sketches in pencil ; [7] p.
Four Anniversaries
Holograph piano score in ink on transparency, incomplete ; p. 2
Four Studies for 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, and Piano (ca.. 1940)
Holograph full score in ink with emendations in pencil ; 6 p. ; 12 1⁄2" x 9"
Holograph parts in ink with emendations in pencil ; 10 p. ; 10 3/4" x 6 3/4"
Fourth grade tears (for Nina)
Fuga a 3
Photocopy of copyist’s manuscript piano score, 7 m. ; p. 46
Fur GER(e)DA
Photocopy of piano score ; [1] p. taped, with cover note
GAEA (waltz for Pallavicini)
Holograph sketch in pencil and ink ; [1] p.
Gesperte Walzer [?]
Get Hep!
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink on transparencies ; 5 p.
A glee for Harry [Kraut] on his 1980th Birthday
Grandma song
Holograph lyric sketch in pencil on yellow legal paper ; [2] p.
Photocopies of music and typescript lyric sheets with annotations in pencil ; [7] p.
Green: for the Greens on their 26th Greening
Photocopy of piano-vocal score ; [4] p., taped
Greeting
Halil
Manuscript short score in pencil in hands of LB and JG ; [25] p.
Photocopy of reduction, heavily annotated in red pencil ; 15 p.
Happy 2nd birthday
Color photocopy of lead sheet and drawing in red and blue pencil ; [1] p.
Happy Bnierwtyhedaary!!
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil [2] p.
Harvard choruses (1957)
The lonely men of Harvard (lament-march)
Harvard music coursework
Bluebook exams
Division of music/examination B
Printed musical examples with LB annotations in pencil
Harmony exercises/counterpoint
Holograph exercises in pencil and ink, annotations by professor in red ; [54] leaves, mostly 8" x 7"
Continuation of Box-Folder 1058/8, but larger items ; [14] items, [22] leaves, mostly 8 1⁄2" x 11"
Music notebook
Schirmer’s harmony tablet, blue cover [55] p. ; 6 3/4" x 10", some pages have been removed
Music notebook: The student’s music pad
Holograph sketches and scores in pencil and ink, bound, some p. missing, some loose at back ; [40] leaves, 6 3/4" x 10 5/8", signed on cover
Contemporary music: a defense
Typescript of paper with musical examples in ink, and annotations in pencil ; [37] leaves
String trio, for 2 violins and viola
Trio c# minor for violin, cello and piano
Holograph score in ink and pencil ; [56] p.
Harvard orchestration exercises
Letter from Vivian Perlis re enclosed copies of LB manuscripts found in Aaron Copland’s files ; [6] p.
Hashkiveinu for Cantor, Choir and Organ (1945)
Hashkiveinu
Holograph score in pencil, incomplete ; 3 p.
Heinz 52
Holograph sketch/piano-vocal score in pencil ; [1] p.
Historeconomy (A small canon for two great voices)
Holograph vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; [1] p. each
The history of music from 1920 to 1945 in 20" for JB
Copyist’s piano score in pencil ; [1] p.
Holocaust opera
Opera 85
Holograph notes and music sketches in pencil and ink with post-it ; [4] p.
Multi-language opera
Manuscript/typescript notes, outlines, and correspondence in hands of LB and SWZ ; [49] p.
Multi-lingual cont’d (3 Jan ‘85)
Manuscript/typescript notes, outlines and synopsis in hands of LB and SWZ ; [18] p.
Saul/David/Jonathan triangle opera/and: S.D.J./Dybbuk “cycle”
Correspondence with notes and outlines from John Wells ; [13] p.
Babel outline draft #1
Typescript by John Wells with LB annotations ; [70] p.
Babel outline draft #2
Typescripts by John Wells with LB annotations in pencil ; 15 p.
Babel outline draft #3
Holograph notes in pencil and typescript by John Wells with LB annotations ; [11] p.
Babel outline draft #4
Typescript by John Wells with LB annotations ; 21 p.
L’opera/lyrics/notes/(Jan ‘90)
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets and notes by John Wells and LB ; [19] p.
Babel–outline draft by John Wells
Typescript with various LB annotations ; [23] p.
Holocaust opera “set” + “characters”
8 set pieces–photocopies of photographs mounted on cardboard
10 characters/caricatures in ink and cut from heavy paper
Research
Photocopied articles, and libretto for “Le Sorelle Bronte”, etc. ; approximately 12 items
Brochures and other materials from Auschwitz Memorial Pavilion and the Museum of Jewish Heritage
I beat the rap
I can love a woman see Pass the football from Wonderful town
I hate music (1943)
Holograph piano vocal score in ink on transparencies ; 12 p.
I know a fellow
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil and photocopy; [1] p. each
Holograph lyric sketch and melody in pencil ; [2] p.
I owe Sam a nickel
Holograph lyric and music sketch in pencil ; [1] p.; 7 1⁄2" x 10 1⁄2", torn
I wanna grow up to be yours (ca. 1942) lyrics by Charlie Stern
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink, lyric in pencil ; 9 p.
Ich war jung
Imaginary playmate
Holograph full score for ballet in pencil, incomplete ; 2 p.
In memory of HJR see Afterthought
In our time
Reverse photocopy on transparency of piano-vocal score ; [3] p.
It's gotta be bad to be good
Ozalid of piano-vocal score and reverse photocopy on transparency; [3] p. each
It’s not so hotsy totsy being a nazi (1942)
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink, lyric in red pencil ; [10] p.
It's the dame
Holograph lyric sketch in pencil on yellow legal paper ; [1] p.
It's the Jews
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score/sketch ; [3] p.
It's warm
Holograph piano-vocal sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
I've got no tears left
Jamie, dear Jamie, who gave you such a funny namee
Jamie's bird
Jamie's lullaby
Holograph piano vocal score in ink on transparencies ; 3 p.
Japanese operetta
Holograph outline, lyrics and dialogue in pencil ; [3] p., yellow legal
Jeremiah, Symphony No. 1 (1942)
I. Prophecy
Holograph short score in pencil ; [33] p.
Julia Vega birthday piece
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [2] p.
Kaddish (Symphony no. 3)
Kosta’s song (from As I like it)
Holograph sketch for song in pencil ; [1] leaf
Kreidekreis
Holograph sketches for a musical/opera in pencil ; [39] p.
Holograph songlisting/outline and lyric sheets in pencil on yellow legal paper ; [21] leaves
Largo
The lark (1955)
I. French choruses
Holograph choral score in ink on tissues ; [14] p.
II. Latin choruses
Holograph choral score in ink on tissues ; [15] p.
Prelude: I. Opening prayer
The lark
Leave him not
Holograph sketch for song in pencil ; [2] p.
Lyric sheet in pencil on yellow legal paper, with musical sketch ; [1] p.
Leaving Stockbridge, entering Lee
Holograph canon for 2 voices in pencil ; [1] p.
Let there be light
Das Lied von Lieben (Gotthardt) Liebersohn
Holograph music and lyric sketches and program note in pencil ; [7] p.
A little norton lecture
Holograph score for male voices, piano and string bass in pencil ; 7 p.
Lolita
Holograph sketches/piano-vocal score in pencil ; [5] p.
Lullaby and variations
Holograph lyric sheets in pencil ; [4] p.
Magic Nine-Oh
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; 2 p. each
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [4] leaves
The man that married Mary
Color photcopy of holograph piano-vocal score ; [4] p.
Marche à la Chupa
Martha Graham ballet
Mass (1971)
I. Devotions before mass
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [14] p.
Published sheet music for "Warm-up (A round for chorus)" with pencil annotations ; 8 p.
II. First introit (Rondo)
Holograph short score/sketches in pencil ; [17] p.
II. First Introit (Rondo)
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [24] p.
III. Second introit
Holograph short score/sketches in pencil ; [8] p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [7] p.
IV. Confession
Holograph sketches and lyric sheets ; [25] p.
V. Meditation no. 1 (Introit)
VI. Gloria
Holograph sketches and lyric sheets ; [17] p.
VII. Meditation no. 2 (on a sequence by Beethoven)
Ozalid of copyist’s score heavily annotations by LB in red pencil ; [3] p.
VIII. Epistle: The word of the Lord
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [20] p.
IX. Gospel lesson: God said
Holograph music and lyric sketches and notes in pencil ; [14] p.
Holograph sketch in pencil, lyric sketch on verso ; [1] leaf
X. Credo
Holograph short score in pencil ; [30] p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches ; [21] p.
“I believe in God” from Credo...
XI. Mediation no. 3 (De profundis, part 1); XII. Offertory (De profundis, part 2)
XIII. The Lord’s prayer
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [2] leaves
XIV. Sanctus
Holograph short score in pencil ; [11] p.
XV. Agnus Dei
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [4] p.
XVI. Fraction: Things get broken
Manuscript music and lyric sketches in pencil and ink in hands of LB and Stephen Schwartz ; [33] p.
Holograph full score in pencil on transparencies ; [1] p.
XVII. Pax: Communion (Secret songs)
Holograph short score/sketch in pencil ; 26 p., and p. 5-A
Ozalid short score with annotations by LB in red and blue pencil ; [15] p., p. 11-13 in pencil
Holograph short score/sketches in pencil ; [16] p.
Meditations
Meditation no. 2
Two meditations from Mass arranged by the composer for cello solo and piano #1
Two meditations from Mass arranged by the composer for cello solo and piano #2
Insert p. 191
Cast auditions
Holograph cast listing and audition notes in pencil ; [15] p.
Script
Bound typescript heavily annotated in red pencil ; 45 p.
Notes and script
Holograph/typescript in pencil and ink ; [98] leaves
Notes at MacDowell
Holograph notes in ink, pencil and red pencil on 43 3" x 5" index cards
Meditation in Sid Major
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Meditation (on a prayerful theme my father sang in the shower thirty years ago)
Ozalid piano score, bound in blue hardcover volume ; 4 p.
2 ozalids of copyist manuscript, 1 with LB annotations in red pencil ; 4 p. each
Der Mensch ist überhaupt so schlimm
Holograph lyric sketch with music sketches in pencil ; [2] p.
Mildred will have to be capitalism
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [16] p.
Typescript libretto by Paul Bernard Davis with annotations in pencil ; [3] p.
Minnie-poo
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil, with lyric sketch re Adolph Green on verso ; [3] p.
Mixolydian mix-up
Moby Diptych
Music for string quartet
Holograph score in ink and pencil ; [6] p.
Music for string quartet and flute (1938)
Holograph score in ink with annotations in pencil ; [10] p.
Music for two pianos (1937)
Holograph full score in ink with annotations in pencil ; 15 p.
Music for two pianos
Holograph piano I part in ink with annotations in pencil ; [6] p.
A musical toast: salute to Kosty (in memory of A. Kostelanetz)
Holograph full score tissue masters in pencil with annotations by JG ; 18 p.
Holograph short score in pencil and red pencil ; 3 p.
My new friends
Holograph sketch score in pencil ; [1] p.
My twelve-tone melody
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy with annotations in red and green pencil ; 4 p. each
Photocopy of sketch and piano-vocal score with annotations in pencil ; [2] p.
Nachspiel (in memory of Jack Romann)
Photocopy of “First love” heavily annotated in pencil and blue pencil ; [1] p.
The NEA forever march
A new chorale (for an old friend)
Nicest time of day ; Big stuff see also Fancy free
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; 3 p.
Nicest time of day
Lead sheet in pencil, may be holograph or combination holograph and manuscript ; 3 p.
Nina birthday 1986
Non troppo presto
Now I know, circa 1942
Piano-vocal score in ink, lyric in pencil ; [2] p.
Ob in London, ob in Oslo...
Offertorium (B and A)
Oi Loik Loiko!
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [1] p.
Olympic hymn see also I love this land
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil on yellow legal paper ; [2] p.
Olympic hymn
Photocopy of copyist’s manuscript “To make us proud” from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, with 2 post-its with notes in pencil ; 6 p.
On the town (1944)
Coney Island
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; 5 p.
I can cook too
Lonely town
Lucky to be me see Nicest time of day
Pas de deux
Holograph piano score/short score/sketch in pencil ; 4 p.
Sketches: New York, New York
On the waterfront (1954) see also Symphonic suite from On the waterfront
I-A main title
Holograph short score in pencil with annotations in red and blue pencil ; 3 p.
I-B Opening shot to scream ; After titles
Holograph short score/sketch in pencil ; 6 p.
Time sheet and notes in pencil ; [1] p., yellow legal
Blue goon blues
Holograph short score with vocal in pencil ; [2] p.
I-C Bar (Radio music [library])
Title page in pencil, no music included ; [2] p.
II-A Roof morning
II-B Scramble
II-B Scramble (revision)
III-A Riot in church
III-A Riot in church (revision)
Holograph short score in pencil ; [1] p.
IV-A Glove scene
IV-B Pigeons and beer ; Roof II
IV-B Insert
4-C Juke box
V-A Saloon love
VI-A Accident
Title page in pencil, no music included, notes on 2nd p. ; [2] p.
VI-B After sermon
VII-A Roof love
7-A/Final authentic ending insert
Holograph short score in pencil, ; [1] p.
VII-C Confession scene
VIII-A Kangaroo court
VIII-B Cab and bedroom
Holograph short score in pencil ; 7 p. and crossed out p. 6 at end
IX-A Charlie’s murder
IX-A insert
Holograph short score in pencil with annotations in red and blue pencil ; [1] p.
IX-B Throwing the gun
X-A Hallway, apartment, “dead pigeons”
Holograph short score in pencil with annotations in red pencil ; 5 p.
X-B Wild phrases
Melodic phrases and notes in pencil ; [1] p.
XI-A The challenge
XI-B The fight
XI-C Terry unconscious
XI-D The walk and end title
With all my heart
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink on transparencies ; 3 p.
“Waterfront”/Rough sketches
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [34] p., [15] items in total
Original manuscript (pencil) ”Waterfront”
Original folder that contained above manuscripts
Opening prayer: baritone solo
Page-turner's turn see Sonata ideas
Partita for piano
Holograph piano score in ink on tissue ; 10 p.
The peace, incidental music for chamber group and voices (1940)
Holograph full score in ink and pencil ; 18 p.
The peace
Photocopy short score/sketch with annotations in red and blue pencil ; [4] p.
Parts in ink with annotations in pencil ; [31] p. ; various sizes
Peter Pan (1950)
Build my house see It must be so
Captain Hook’s soliloquy
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink and pencil ; 8 p.
Dream with me
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, lyrics in red pencil ; 3 p.
Photocopy of score with annotations in red and blue pencil ; 13 p.
Fight material
Holograph short score in pencil and red pencil ; [1] leaf
Flying music (end of act I)
Lallapalooza see also Lallapalooza from Wonderful town
Lallapalooza
My house
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, lyric in red pencil ; 2 p.
Peter, Peter
Peter’s pipes ; Shadow dance
Plank round
Pirate song
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, lyric in red pencil ; 5 p.
Prelude to act II
Redskin scene
Tinker Bell
Holograph piano score/sketch in pencil ; 3 p.
Who am I?
Sketchbook
Holograph music and lyric sketches and musing in pencil ; [12] p. ; 8” x 5 3⁄4”
Piano concerto
Holograph short score/sketch in ink and pencil ; [24] p.
Piano sonata (1938) see also Sonata ideas
Holograph piano score in ink, spiral bound ; 19 p.
Piano trio (1937)
Holograph full score in ink with annotations in pencil ; 28 p.
Piano trio
Holograph violin and cello part in ink with annotations in pencil ; 8 p. and 9 p.
Piccola serenata
Photocopy of fair copy piano-vocal score ; [3] p.
A play by Brecht see The exception and the rule
Play some more
Play this see also 5 against 2
Prelude, fugue and riffs (1949) see also Opening (three-point-two)
Psalm 148
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink, lyric in pencil ; 4 p.
Quan un’ femm’
Quartetto (Cristoforo)/25 Oct 86
A quiet place (ca. 1983)
Act I scene 2
Manuscript piano-vocal score in JG’s hand in pencil ; 6 p.
Lyric sketches and notes in pencil, mostly in SWZ's hand with annotations by LB ; [24] p.
Act III prelude
Chorale and Sam's aria see also Lolita
Chorale and Sam's aria
Holograph sketches in pencil ; 13 leaves
Dialogue #3/Sc. 1
Diary, act III (reference only)
Piano-vocal score/short score in pencil, Jack Gottlieb’s hand ; p. III-43-III-55
Diary, act III
Holograph sketch in pencil with annotations in red and blue pencil ; 7 p.
Diary (sc. 3)/+ Shove it (old sc. 4) (act III)
Francois song/Sc. 2
Lyric sketches in pencil in SWZ's hand with annotations by LB ; [2] p.
Interlude #1 (orch alone) (rough copy)
Interlude # 2 sketches/(Lullaby, etc.)
Interlude #3
Holograph score in pencil with annotations in red pencil ; p. 3
Interlude #3 and Sc. 4
Merry Xmas and Jr.’s number (to end of sc. 1)/Hey, big daddy
Holograph notes and libretto in pencil ; [6] p., yellow 5" x 7 1/4"
Prelude (not prologue)
Prologue/Plugeroo! (21 Feb ‘83)/confession
Notes and libretto in pencil in hands of SWZ and LB ; [6] p., yellow legal
Readings
Holograph sketch in pencil with annotations in red pencil ; 13 p.
Sc. 2 (double scene)/(rough)
Sc. 2 misc sketches
Sc. 3
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [56] p.
Scene 1, dialogues
Manuscript music and lyric sketches in pencil in hands of LB and SWZ ; [71] p.
Shove it
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; [5] p.
TINTII [Trouble in Tahiti II]/Misc. sketches/Prelude fugato?/Prelude or interlude
Trio (Epistles)/Sc. 1
Holograph sketch in pencil with annotations in red and blue pencil ; 4 p.
The umm song/Sc. 1 insert (Jr. p. 73)
Manuscript music and lyric sketches in pencil in hands of SWZ and LB ; [4] p.
The race to urga see The exception and the rule
Raw material10
Holograph sketch in black, red and blue pencil ; [1] p.
Re’ La Mi
Revanche (shit-a-brick)
The riobamba
Rondo (for Lifey)
Holograph trumpet score in pencil ; 2 p.
Roundelay #23
Salomé (1955)
Sängerknaben
Scenes from the city of sin
Holograph piano 4-hand score in ink ; [6] p.
Screwed on wrong
Ozalid with annotations in red pencil ; 9 p.
Sean song
Typescript letter and photocopy with annotations ; [3] p.
Serenade, after Plato's "Symposium" (1954)
Holograph full score in pencil ; [175] p.
Seven anniversaries
Holograph piano score in ink with annotations in pencil ; 13 p.
Holograph/ozalid piano score with annotations in pencil ; [16] p.
Ozalid piano score with annotations in pencil ; 10 p.
Shivaree: for two bands
Ozalid (blue) score with annotations in red pencil ; 8 p.
Short poem (Wm Carlos Wms)
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Silhouette (Galilee)
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil, no lyric ; [2] p.
Copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score in ink with engraver’s annotations in red and blue ink ; 6 p.
Simchu Na
Simonetta
Holograph sketch and notes in pencil ; [3] p.
Six Sabras
SJB 70th birthday piece
The Skin of Our Teeth
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [50] p.
Holograph/manuscript/typescript lyric sheets in pencil in hands of LB, Comden and Green ; [22] p.
Slava!
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [3] p.
Holograph piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil with annotations in red ink ; 4 p.
Ozalid of piano-vocal score, no lyric, with annotations in pencil ; 4 p.
So pretty
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil and photocopy ; [2] p. each
So who's out there
Something was here and went away/F fever
Holograph piano-vocal sketch in pencil ; [1] leaf
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano (1941-1942)
Holograph score in ink with annotations in pencil ; 28 p.
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Holograph sketch/score in pencil ; [23] p.
Holograph clarinet part in ink with annotations in pencil ; 7 p.
Sonata for Violin and Piano (1940)
Holograph full score in ink with annotations in pencil and red pencil ; 33 p.
Sonata for Violin and Piano
Holograph violin part in ink with annotations in pencil ; [7] p.
Sonata ideas
Song for Frankie (pre-natal)
The song we heard together
Holograph lead sheet in ink, lyrics in red pencil ; [2] p.
Song without words (for our 28th Birthday) from your loving spouse
Songfest (1977)
A Julia de Burgos
if you can't eat you got to
Photocopy of piano-vocal score with annotations in pencil ; 7 p.
I, too, sing America/Okay “negroes”
Israfel
Music I heard with you
The pennycandystore beyond the El
Storyette H. M.
To my dear and loving husband
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil with annotations in blue pencil ; 7 p.
To the poem (opening hymn)
Poem in ink, hand unknown, with annotations in red pencil ; [1] leaf, 4 3/4" x 5 3/4"
To what you said see also Middle "C"
To what you said
Typescript of poem with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
What lips my lips have kissed
Zizi's lament
Notes
Holograph notes in pencil, various sized paper ; 26 leaves
Songs of fear
Souvenir de Roquebrune
A spiky song
Photocopy of piano-vocal score with annotations in pencil ; [3] p.
A Springate souvenir
Sri Chinmoy (raga bahar)
Holograph score for song accompanied by flute, sitar, tabla and bass in pencil, lyric in red pen ; 2 p.
Stein : G. Stein barcarolles?
Typescript poems with annotations ; [11] p.
Sternpulverfantaisie
String quartet
Holograph sketch/score in pencil ; [7] p.
Holograph sketchbook with short score/sketch in pencil ; [7] p. ; 8" X 5 3/4"
Holograph sketches in pencil, in sketchbook ; [4] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil, loose ; [4] p.
Study for a setting of Shakespeare sonnet #73
Photocopy of lead sheet, incomplete ; [1] p.
Symphonic suite from On the waterfront
Holograph full score in pencil on transparencies ; 100 p.
Symphony no. 1 see Jeremiah
Symphony no. 2 see The age of anxiety
Symphony no. 3 (Kaddish)
Symposium see Serenade
T. R. tango
There had to be a revolution (circa 1942)
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink, lyric in red pencil ; 7 p.
There's a state I don't appreciate
Thirteen anniversaries
III. For Stephen Sondheim see For Stephen Sondheim
IV. For Craig Urquhart see For Craig U.
V. For Leo Smit see For Leo Smit
VI. For my daughter, Nina see Nina birthday 1986
VII. In memoriam: Helen Coates see For Helen, with love, from Lenny
VIII. In memoriam: Goddard Lieberson see To Goddard
IX. For Jessica Fleischmann see Anniversary for Jessica Fleischmann
X. In memoriam: Constance Hope see Farewell to Constance
XI. For Felicia, on our 28th birthday (and her 52nd) see Song without words (for our 28th Birthday) from your loving spouse
XII. For Aaron Stern see For Aaron on Aaron's birthday
XII. In memoriam: Ellen Goetz see Sonata ideas
To Goddard [Lieberson]
Ozalid of holograph piano score ; [2] p.
To the beloved first fruit of my loom
Holograph vocal score in ink and photocopy ; [1] p. each
Touches for piano solo see also Virgo blues
Touches for piano solo
Tpt (feroce) : Brass 5tet?
The transmogrified sea-shell see Mildred will have to be capitalism
Trouble in Tahiti (1951)
Prelude, Scene 1, and Scene 4
Holograph full score in pencil with annotations in blue pencil on transparencies ; [40] p.
Scenes 6 and 6-a
Holograph full score in ink on transparencies ; [10] p.
Scene VII
Holograph full score in ink on transparencies ; [14] p.
Title page/folder
Holograph title page in pencil and ink ; [2] p.
Prelude
Scene I
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; 33-52 p.
Scenes 2 and 3
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil ; p. 33-56
Scenes 2: Appendix
Scenes 4-7
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; [37] p. 58-66
Scene 7
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; 15 p.
Holograph short score/sketch in pencil ; [3] p.
Finale
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil with annotations in blue pencil ; 8 p.
T in T new ending
Holograph short score and lyrics in pencil ; [3] p.
Scene 6–alternate opening and closing
Holograph piano-vocal sketches in pencil ; 9 leaves
Sketchbook 1
Holograph piano-vocal sketches in pencil ; 12 p., 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook 2
Holograph piano-vocal sketches in purple ink and pencil ; 20 p., 8" x 10"
Sketchbook 3
What about you, you–
Holograph sketches/lead sheet in pencil ; [4] p.
Duet for Sam and Dinah
Trumpet ideas (Marsalis) : Fanfare
Tuckeroo
Manuscript/typescript synopsis, research and lyric sheets in pencil in hands of LB, Comden and Green ; [23] p.
Two Love Songs on Poems by Rainer Maria Rilke (1949)
Holograph piano-vocal scores in ink with emendations in pencil ; 4 p. each
Two Love Songs on Poems by Rainer Maria Rilke
Up! up! up!
A valentine (for Jamie and Alexander)
Valse GAEA see also GAEA
Valse GAEA
Photocopy of piano score with annotations in ink ; [2] p.
Valse Russe–for Anya?
Holograph piano sketch in pencil ; [2] p.
Variations on an octatonic scale see also Concerto for orchestra
Variations on an octatonic scale
The victory jive
Holograph piano-vocal score in ink, lyrics in blue pencil, annotations in pencil ; 5 p.
Virgo blues
Warm-Up (a round for Abe and his singers)
Welcome home Jamie and Axel
West side story (1957)
America see also Lute song and Conch Town
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 13 p.
America
Photocopies of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand and typescripts ; [4] p.
Balcony scene see Tonight
Ballet sequence
Holograph piano score and sketches in pencil ; [11] p.
A boy like that/Once in your life
Holograph piano vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 20 p.
A boy like that
Holograph piano-vocal score sketches ; [9] p.
A boy like that/There stands your love
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [7] p.
Photocopies of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand and typescripts ; [15] p.
Cool
Photocopy of typescript lyric sheet ; [1] p.
Holograph piano score in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; 10 p.
Holograph piano score in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph piano score in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; [1] p.
Dance at the gym see also First mambo and Mambo
Fast mambo (merengue)
Holograph piano score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; [8] p.
Crystal cave fragments: Maria cha cha; Promenade; Maria cha cha continuation
Holograph piano score in pencil ; [4] p.
The meeting scene
Holograph piano with dialogue score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 3 p.
Jump
Brotherhood hall: blues
Holograph piano score/short score in pencil ; 6 p.
Dance at the gym
Holograph note and lyric sketches in pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph sketch/score in pencil ; [1] p.
First mambo
Gee, officer Krupke!
Heaven see Somewhere
I feel pretty
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 8 p.
Holograph sketch in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; [2] p.
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil on yellow legal ; [3] p.
Photocopies of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand and typescripts ; [8] p.
Holograph sketch in pencil, annotations in red pencil ; [5] p.
Jet song
Holograph lyric sheets in pencil ; [6] p.
Photocopies of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand ; [6] p.
Like everybody else
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 6 p.
Holograph piano-vocal sketch in pencil ; 4 p.
Mambo see also Dance at the gym and First mambo
Maria
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil and colored pencil ; [3] p.
Photocopies of lyric typescripts with annotations in Sondheim’s hand ; [2] p.
Mix
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 16 p.
Holograph piano-vocal sketch/score in pencil ; [9] p.
Holograph lyric sketches for “Rumble Song” in pencil ; [3] p.
One hand, one heart see also Love duet from Candide
One hand, one heart
Holograph lead sheet in pencil with lyrics and notes ; [2] p.
Holograph/typescript lyric sketches in pencil ; [9] p.
2 sets of photocopied lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand ; [5] p. each
Opening (vocal prologue)
Manuscript piano-vocal score/sketch in pencil; described as being in hands of both Sondheim and LB ; [24] p.
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; [6] p.
Photocopy of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand ; [13] p.
Opening
Photocopy of piano-vocal score in Sondheim’s hand ; 31 p.
Holograph piano score/short score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 11 p.
Quintet (tonight)
Photocopies of typescript and lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand ; [8] p.
Rumble see also Mix
Rumble
Notes in Jerome Robbins’ hand in pencil ; [1] p.
Something's coming
Somewhere see also Finale
Holograph piano-vocal/short score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 4 p.
Somewhere (pas de deux)
Somewhere
Photocopies of lyric sketches and typescripts in Sondheim’s hand ; [12] p.
Notes in Jerome Robbins’ hand in pencil ; [1] leaf
Typescript synopsis with annotations in pencil ; 3 p.
Holograph sketch and lyric sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
Somewhere ballet sequence
Holograph piano-vocal score/short score in pencil ; 11 p.
Photocopy of piano-violin arrangement with annotations in pencil ; [2] p.
Typescript/manuscript introduction in pencil ; p. 19-a, blue paper
Taunting scene see also It must be so sketch
Taunting scene
Photocopies of lyric sketches in Sondheim’s hand
This turf is ours!
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, annotations in colored pencil ; 7 p.
Tonight
Holograph sketch in pencil ; [2] p. + outer folder and title page with notes
Leitmotif sheet
Who's out there?
Wonderful town (1953)
Conga!
Conquering the city (dance scene)
Holograph piano score/short score in pencil ; 8 p.
Counterpoint: Song #1 ; Song #2 (I’m afraid it’s love)
I'm afraid it's love see Counterpoint song
It's love
Lallapalooza/(Appopolous) see also Lallapalooza from Peter Pan
Holograph piano vocal score in pencil ; [4] p.
Let it come down
Holograph piano-vocal score in pencil, incomplete ; [1] p.
Typescript lyric sheet on yellow legal ; [1] p.
Let it come down (Vortex club)
Ozalid of piano score with annotations in pencil ; [1] p.
A little bit in love
Holograph parody lryic sketch in pencil ; [1] p.
My darlin' Eileen
Nice people, nice talk
Ohio
One hundred easy ways to lose a man
Opening (three-point-two)
Holograph piano-choral score in pencil ; [11] p.
Pass the football
A quiet girl
The story of my life
Swing!
What a waste
Typescript lyric sheet, 2 sets ; 3 p. each
The wrong note rag
Holograph/typescript lyric sketches in pencil ; [18] p.
Xmas rap (crocodile smile)
Holograph score in pencil with photocopied pasteovers and 2 photocopies ; 12 p.
Holograph lyric sketches in pencil ; 2 leaves
Xmas round
Yigdal (a round for young voices)
Yigdal (hora)
Copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score in ink with annotations in LB’s hand in red pencil ; [1] p.
Unidentified and Untitled pieces
Holograph cello or flute score in ink ; p. 3
Holograph piano-score/sketch in pencil, incomplete, 46 m. ; [1] leaf
Holograph melody in pencil, 14 m. ; [1] p.
Holograph sketch in pencil, 12 m. ; [1] p.
Miscellaneous sketches and combined titles
Holograph sketches in pencil, some with lyrics; [39] leaves
Holograph music and lyric sketches, some in Hebrew, in pencil and ink ; [25] leaves, various sizes
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [10] p.
Holograph spiral-bound sketchbook in pencil ; [4] p.
Holograph spiral-bound sketchbook in pencil ; [28] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil stapled together; [2] p.
Holograph music and lyric sketches in pencil ; [8] p.
Holograph sketches and notes in pencil ; [7] p.
Holograph sketches in pencil on sketchbook ; [1] leaf
Holograph sketches in pencil; [6] leaves
Miscellaneous sketches already used
Sketches from the piano
Sketchbook #1: Sketches–/Mehegan anniversary/Rondo for Lifey/Bonne cuisine
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [12] p., 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook #2: Sketches–/Peter Pan/Wonderful Town
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [16] p., 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook #3: Fugues
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [7] p., 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook #4: Andante Sostenut
Holograph sketch in pencil ; [1] leaf. 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook #5: Fanfare for SK/Feb 6–‘22
Holograph sketches in pencil ; [8] p., 8 1/4" x 5 3/4"
Sketchbook #6
Holograph sketches and lyric sketches in pencil ; written on through p. [13], 9 1/4" x 12 3/4"
Sketchbook #7
Holograph sketches, lyric sketches and notes in pencil ; written on through p. 24, 6 3/4" x 9 3/4"
Photographs, 1915-1993
Most of the photographs in the Bernstein Collection are organized in boxes, and arranged chronologically--one to three boxes per year. The content of the photographs can be accessed chronologically, or by using the two alphabetically arranged indexes: an index to names and an index to places, events and activities. A designation (44A/012) may represent either an individual photograph, or a collection of images. When it represents multiple images, it is usually either a collection of snapshots, a group of photographs affixed to a single piece of paper, or even two 8"x10"'s affixed to either side of a piece of paper. In some cases there may be additional copies, often enlarged, of one or more of these individual images included in the group --these all may share the same designation. Designations are primarily in two sections. In most cases, the first two characters represent the year of the photograph(s), i.e. "56" is 1956, and "87" is 1987. In cases where an exact year is unknown, but a decade is either known or assumed, the second character is an "X", i.e. "6X" represents a period between 1960 and 1969. "MD" stands for "Mixed Dates," meaning, photographs that cover a range of years and/or decades and must be kept together (usually because they are affixed in a photo album); and "ND" stands for "No Dates known," meaning that there is not enough information to even determine the likely decade when the photograph(s) was taken. The other "odd" designations are: "HC" for holiday cards, "LB" for a collection of portraits of Bernstein sent out on request, "FB" for a collection of portraits and production shots of Felicia, "10MS" for Mass production shots, "FD" for photographs used or considered for Findings, and "NL" for images used in the Norton Lectures. The third character is usually the letter "A". This signifies that the photograph(s) is/are kept in folders either singly or in a small group with other photographs. When the letter is a "B," "C," "D," or "E" it signifies a photo album. Photo albums are also bolded, and do not have individual numeric designations for each image. When the third letter is an "S," it signifies that the item is in one of the two boxes of slides. The second section --following the slash (/) --is a number representing either a specific image or a group of images. Hence, "73A/027" is the 27th image (or group of images) from the year 1973. "73B" represents any image included in the first photo album from 1973. Some designations have an additional field of information. These include "[Ov]" for "Oversize," "[+Ov]" indicating a photograph that is both included in the regular size photographs and in the oversize photographs, and "[Ov1]," "[Ov2]," etc. representing the various degrees of oversize material. There are two indexes to the photographs: the first is a name index and the second is an index to places, events and activities. These indexes are labelled "Photos: People" and "Photos: Places/Events/Activities" and can be found under the Index Terms tab, or, if you are viewing the PDF version, at the end of this finding aid. Leonard Bernstein is not listed in the first index as most of the photographs in the collection include him. In the second index, the majority of activities are listed under "Bernstein, Leonard." One activity not included is conducting. On average there are dozens of photographs in every year of Bernstein conducting, so for the researcher wishing conducting shots it is recommended that they determine the year/age they wish the shots for and look through the photographs for that year. Activities are alphabetized by the noun when they exist. For instance, "playing the drums" is alphabetized under "d," whereas "swimming" is alphabetized under "s". A large number of photographs came with identification written on the back, margins, or included with various forms of notes. These were the basis for most of the information in the indexes. However, it must be noted, as useful as this information was, we know that this information is not infallible. For instance, we encountered a number of photographs where copies of the exact same photograph were marked with different dates, different locations, and the identification of the people in the photographs included variant spellings. We made reasonable attempts to determine correct spellings. Many photographs are not represented in either of the indexes simply because there was no identifying information. When one photograph is listed in an index, it is not unusual for there to be other photographs near it that may be from the same venue, but the photographs contained no identifying information so they were not included in the index. So, it may be worth the researcher's time to look at the photographs in surrounding folders to the one you have identified as containing the desired subject matter. In most cases, where a place as noted in the photograph has no identifying features, for instance a portrait taken with a plain background, but notated as having been taken in "St. Louis," that photograph would be unlikely show up in the index under "St. Louis," unless it was within a range of other photographs that included recognizable locations in "St. Louis." Similarly, if a photograph is notated that Bernstein is conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, but no orchestra members are visible in the photograph, the photograph is not likely to appear in the index next to "Vienna Philharmonic." A few folders are empty and are marked "[photo missing]." These are cases where the Library was provided with notebooks of photocopies of photographs for a given year, but the original photograph never turned up in the collection after the Library received it. The assumption is that these photographs were loaned out by the Bernstein organization, but they were not returned by the time the collection was given to the Library. We hope, in time, that these photographs will be found and inserted in their proper place. Until that time, they are not represented in either of the indexes.
PERMISSIONS/PRINTS/COPYING: Photocopies may be made of photographs for reference purposes only. Before any duplicates or negatives can be made by the Library's Photoduplications Service, we require the written permission of the copyright holder --usually the photographer or their estate. For permission to copy family photos and snapshots, we require the written permission of Amberson, Inc. For other photographs, where no photographer information is provided, or visible (i.e. photographs affixed to paper, in albums, etc.) we require no permissions. Currently, the turnaround time for prints is four to six weeks.
circa 1915-1942
Mixed Dates [MDA/003-53 from a disbound photo album] [MDA/054-131 from a box labeled "Photos/NY Phil Japan tour 1961/Omnibus TV Pictures/NY Phil Tour, Europe/Israel 1968" includes other subjects and dates begin from mid 50's, may be from disbound album]
Holiday Cards, 1956-1988
Undated (1 of 2)
Undated (2 of 2)
Bernstein Portraits [from a box of, mostly, portraits of LB, to send out for requests]
Felicia Bernstein [fashion, glamour, and production photos of Felicia Bernstein]
Mass
Findings (1 of 2) [from a box of photographs used or considered for the book Findings]
Findings (2 of 2) [from a box of photographs used or considered for the book Findings, all or most of these photographs are duplicates of others elsewhere in the collection]
Slides
Norton Lectures Slides
1987-1990, Undated
1946-1980's, Undated
Book Covers/Song Covers
Record Covers, Findings [from a box of photographs used or considered for the book Findings]
Oliver Smith set designs
Mixed Dates
1940's [disbound]
1951 (wedding album)
1986, 1980's, Mixed Dates
Datebooks, 1944-1990
This series contains over fifty of Bernstein's datebooks dating from 1944 to 1990, and covering virtually his entire professional career. In some instances, more than one datebook covers the same time period. The datebooks have annotations in many hands, though primarily either those of Bernstein or his secretary Helen Coates.
Schedules, 1983-1992
Over ninety schedules regarding Bernstein's travel, conducting, recording and other appearances between October 1983 and December 1992. Some schedules may cover the same time period as plans were changed or refined.
October 1983-October 1987 (45 items)
January 1988-December 1992 (46 items)
Address Books and Message Books, 1988-1989
Six address books appear to cover different periods of time and may have been used at various locations. One address book includes only foreign addresses. In addition, there are three telephone message books for the period 1988 to 1989.
Tel-Address [red cover]; Tel-Address [star-of-David card taped to cover]; Addressen/Telefon; [suede covered, foreign addresses only]; L.B. USA BOOK; [fabric covered with music motif, foreign address only, through "C's" only
[pages removed from metal "address book"]
[2 p. with addresses]
Telephone Message Book, "1988 Fairfield?" on inside cover
Telephone Message Book, "1989" on cover
Iconography
Iconography includes cartoons, pen and ink drawings, watercolors, prints, caricatures, and other items of a visual nature. Many of the works are representations of Bernstein or of a production conducted by Bernstein.
Includes: comic books; caricatures, including 1 by Klaus Bohle & 1 by Flex Coulter; cartoons; pen and inks, including 7 by Jossi Stern and 7 by Leo Glueckselig; puppets [photographs]; catalogues, including 1 of paintings by Vittorio Piccinini Omaggio a Leonard Bernstein; prints; drawings, including 7 "Scenes from Der Rosenkavalier"; watercolors; highly illustrated/decorated birthday cards; artists' brochures. Most items are of or refer to Bernstein.
Programs, 1925-1993
The Programs series contains approximately 2,800 programs (including duplicates) dating from 1925 through 1993. It should be noted, that many significant programs may be found only in the Scrapbooks--particularly those dating through the 1950's. While most of the programs in the collection are concert programs, the Programs series also contains programs to other types of events, including memorial services, films, stage works, radio or television series, tributes, festivals, graduation ceremonies, award ceremonies, and recordings. In general, programs have been organized in date order. In the case of festivals and events that cover a range of dates we have used the earliest date. Some of the programs are for events which Bernstein attended but did not participate in. At the end of the Programs series are bound collections of programs and typed lists or computer printouts listing Bernstein's concert programs. Some of these items appear to have been compiled and annotated by Bernstein's assistant, Jack Gottlieb. Additional items filed among the general chronology of programs include tour itinerary schedules, clippings regarding specific programs, publicity materials, theatre and orchestra publications, and invitations.
While it is hard to provide rules for what programs can or cannot be copied without the written permission of a copyright holder, the following information--provided by the General Counsel's Office of the Copyright Office--should be helpful. Published items (which we would consider most programs to be) with no copyright notice and a publication date prior to 1978 are in the public domain. A program published between 1978 and 1989 without a copyright notice is probably in the public domain. Programs that were copyrighted more than 75 years ago are in the public domain; and, if they were copyrighted, but not renewed within 28 years prior to 1978 they are in the public domain. After 1989 copyright notices became optional. Programs which are under copyright may still be copied to the degree covered by "fair use." In general, copying factual information from a program (such as the pages that list what works are being performed, song titles, listings of performers, designers, etc.) is more likely to be covered by "fair use" than articles or program notes.
1979 (Jan.-Nov.)
1982 (March-July)
1984 (March-Sept.)
1985 (July-Sept.)
1986 (April-June)
1986 (July-Oct.)
1987 (April-June)
1987 (June-Sept.)
1987 (Sept.-Nov.)
1988 (June-Aug.) (Tanglewood)
1988 (Aug.-Oct.)
1988 (Oct.-Dec.)
1989 (June-Sept.)
1989 (Sept.-Nov.)
1990 (April-Aug.) (Tanglewood)
1991 (Feb.-July)
1992 (May-Nov.)
1992-1993, undated & miscellaneous New York Philharmonic [notebooks compiled by Jack Gottlieb, many annotated for timings (broadcast concerts); some concerts not conducted by Bernstein]
1958-1967, 1969 Leonard Bernstein Music Programs [notebooks with typed lists of Bernstein's work as a performer/conductor]
1958-1961, 1962-1963, 1965-1966, 1970 [incomplete] Carnegie Hall Programs [notebooks, primarily computer printouts, and additional typed information; includes a list of Bernstein premieres at Carnegie Hall]
1943-1990 New York Philharmonic [notebooks containing portions of programs by season]
1976-1991 Oversize Programs
Fan Mail, 1938-1990, undated
Lincoln Previews, 1958-1959 (A-Q)
Lincoln Previews, 1958-1959 (R-Z)
1960 March-July (A-Q)
1960 March-July (R-Z)
1960 August-1961 January (A-Q)
1960 August-1961 January (R-Z)
1961 February-June (A-Q)
1961 February-June (R-Z)
1961 July-December (A-R)
1961 July-December (S-Z)
1962 January-March (A-Q)
1962 January-March (R-Z)
1962 April-August (A-R)
1962 April-August (S-Z)
1962 September-November (A-O)
1962 September-November (P-Z)
1962 December-1963 February (A-O)
1962 December-1963 February (P-Z)
1963 January-August (A-M)
1963 January-August (N-Z)
1963 September-1964 January (A-Q)
1963 September-1964 January (R-Z)
1964 February-July (A-O)
1964 February-July (P-Z)
1964 August-1965 February (A-O)
1964 August-1965 February (P-Z)
1965 March-December (A-N)
1965 March-December (O-Z)
1966 January-August (A-N)
1966 January-August (O-Z)
1966 September-1967 January (A-R)
1966 September-1967 January (S-Z)
1967 February-June (A-S)
1967 February-June (T-Z)
1967 July-1968 January (A-R)
1967 July-1968 January (S-Z)
1968 February-August (A-S)
1968 February-August (T-Z)
1968 September-1969 March (A-S)
1968 September-1969 March (T-Z)
1969 April-1970 January (A-R)
1969 April-1970 January (S-Z)
1970 February-December (A-R)
1970 February-December (S-Z)
1971 January-November (A-R)
1971 January-November (S-Z)
1971 December-1972 June (A-Z)
1972 July-1973 February (A-Z)
1973 March-1974 May (A-R)
1973 March-1974 May (S-Z)
1974 June-1975 July (A-R)
1974 June-1975 July (S-Z)
1975 August-1976 April (A-Z)
1976 (Norton Lectures and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue)
1976 May-1977 January (A-Z)
1977 February-1978 April (A-Z)
1978 May-1979 April (A-R)
1978 May-1979 April (S-Z)
1979 May-1980 May (A-R)
1979 May-1980 May (S-Z)
1980 June-1981 April (A-Z)
1981 May-1982 June (A-R)
1981 May-1982 June (S-Z)
1982 July-1983 September (A-R)
1982 July-1983 September (S-Z)
1983 October-1984 December (A-R)
1983 October-1984 December (S-Z)
1985 January-1986 February (A-Z)
1986 March-1987 June (A-Z)
1987 July-1988 December (A-Q)
1987 July-1988 December (R-Z)
1988 (70th Birthday) (A-Q)
1988 (70th Birthday) (R-Z)
1988 (70th Birthday) (Somers Central School District)
Fan Mail Formerly Filed under "Business"
Fan mail for Omnibus, 1954-1958
Unidentified and undated fan mail
Press Materials, 1930-1994, undated
Magazines
1988 February-July
1988 August
1988 September and Fall
1988 October-December
1989 January-October
1989 November-December
1990 January-September
1990 October-November
1990 December
1991 January-June
1991 July-December
1993 January-May
1993 June-December
Prelude, Fugue & Riffs, 1991-1994
Oversize, 1945, 1986
Clippings by Year
1985-1986 June
1986 July-1987 June
1987 July-September
1987 October-1988 April
1988 May-June
1988 July-August 24
1988 August 25-September
1988 October-November
1988 December-1989 January
1989 February-March
1989 April-May
1989 June-July
1989 August-October
1990 January-March
1990 April-June
1990 July-September
1990 October 1-16
1990 October 17-31
1990 November
1991 January-February
1991 March-April
1991 May-June
1991 July-August
1991 September-October
1991 November-December
1992 January-February
1992 March-April
1992 May-July
1992 August-1993 February
1993 March-September; undated
Oversize, 1941-1972
Oversize, 1973-1983
Oversize, 1984-1988 July
Oversize, 1988 August-December
Oversize, 1989
Oversize, 1990 January-October 16
Oversize, 1990 October 18-1991
Oversize, 1992-1993 August; undated
Clippings by Subject
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue--Grammy nomination
Israel Festival--Leonard Bernstein scores to New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein tributes--Orchestras (Leonard Bernstein conducting)
Paris: Orchestre national de France--Rouse, Christopher
Songfest--Young People's Concerts
Clippings--Television and Radio Transcripts of News Items
1989 January-1990 September
1990 October
1990 November-1993 September
Clippings--Press Books
Bound, 1971-1981
Bound, 1983
Bound, 1983-1984
Bound, 1984-1991
Unbound, 1966-1985
Unbound, 1985-1992
Press Kits and Miscellany
Press kits, 1975
Press kits, 1976-1980
Press kits, 1981-1992
Miscellaneous press kits, newsletters, biographical sketches, sales and advertising
Miscellaneous booklets and brochures
Miscellaneous oversize press kit and liner notes
Business Papers, 1944-1994
The Business Papers series is divided into two subseries that reflect their arrangement upon receipt by the Library of Congress: the Personal Business Papers, and the Amberson Business Papers. The distinction between the two subseries is not always clear. The Personal Business Papers reflect Bernstein’s business dealings chiefly beginning in 1944 (and perhaps a bit earlier) and continuing through the early 1970s when the Amberson Corporation increasingly took over aspects of that work. Amberson Enterprises, Inc., Bernstein’s management company, was founded February 20, 1959, with Helen Coates, Abraham Friedman (Bernstein’s lawyer) and H. Gordon Freeman (Bernstein’s accountant) as directors. The company was named Amberson after the German word Bernstein which means “amber.” The materials in the Amberson Business Papers reflect most of Bernstein’s business dealings starting in 1959, and continuing slightly beyond Bernstein’s death in 1990. However, between 1958 and 1969, the New York Philharmonic, where Bernstein was music director, managed many of Bernstein’s business dealings. It wasn’t until 1969 that Amberson began to take on significantly larger duties and responsibilities, and the two sets of business papers began to be thought of as separate entities. Schuyler Chapin was appointed executive producer of Amberson Productions, an affiliate of Amberson Enterprises, Inc., in September 1969. Chapin left Amberson in 1971 to become general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, but remained on the board of trustees. Harry Kraut (previously Tanglewood’s manager) was named executive vice president of Amberson Enterprises, Inc. in January 1972. The company’s name was changed to Amberson, Inc. in 1989. In 1995 it was renamed the Leonard Bernstein Office, Inc./Amberson Holdings LLC. The Amberson Business Papers reflect activities of several companies and related subsidiaries, some of whose names have changed over the years. During Leonard Bernstein’s lifetime, various Bernstein group companies were formed for music publishing and concert/video production purposes. These include: Mozart Films, Inc. (1966), which became Amberson Video, Inc. (1972); Amberson Pictures Corp. (1969) renamed Amberson Productions, Inc., the same year; Amberson Festivals, Inc. (date unknown) which became Video Music Education, Inc. (1973); Video Music Inc. (also known as VMI); Video Music Productions, Inc. (also known as VMP); La Boheme, Inc. (1986); Jalni Publications, Inc. (1978) and Jalni Enterprises, Inc. (“Jalni” was derived from the initial letters of Bernstein’s children—Jamie, Alexander and Nina); and Springate. This list is not considered complete, nor does it indicate all the mergings. The Amberson Business Papers were originally arranged in groupings according to date ranges. As file space ran out, old files would be placed in storage to make room for current and new files. The Amberson Business Papers series in the Leonard Bernstein Collection is arranged in one alphabetical sequence with materials arranged chronologically therein. In some cases, various names for files that are obviously of the same type and subject were regularized under the same name. Later additions to the series have been boxed separately at the end, but are interfiled alphabetically within the finding aid series. There is an additional grouping at the end of the Amberson Business Papers called the Coates, Gottlieb, Harmon and Proskauer Files. It reflects the papers of the following individuals who worked for Amberson: Helen G. Coates, Bernstein’s childhood piano teacher, became Bernstein's secretary at the beginning of his career and served in that capacity until her death in 1989. She began, annotated and maintained Leonard Bernstein’s personal and professional archives; Jack Gottlieb was Bernstein’s assistant at the New York Philharmonic from 1958 through 1966. He joined Amberson’s staff in the 1970s, working as editor and director of publications, and later as a consultant on all matters musical and archival; Charlie Harmon (same as Richard Charles Harmon) joined Amberson as personal assistant to Bernstein in 1982. He later served as archivist, then music editor; “Proskauer,” represents the law firm Proskauer Rose Goetz & Mendelsohn. Beginning around 1975, member Paul H. Epstein became counsel to Bernstein and Amberson.
Amberson Business Papers, 1949-1994, bulk 1969-1990
20th century composers book
60 Minutes
895 Park Avenue
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
ABC [VMI]
Abell, David
Abend, Joseph
Academia di Santa Cecilia
Acropolis, save the
ACT
Address references - orchestra
Addresses and cards, 1983-1990
Addresses and cards, 1990
Addresses and cards, miscellaneous
Administrative materials
Advest, Inc.
Affiliate Artists
Age of Anxiety
Agreements
Agreements, miscellaneous
Agronsky interview
"Ahorros" study notes
Aida
Aida screenplay (Zeffirelli)
AIDS benefit, concert
AIDS benefits, concerts
AIDS information, 1989
AIDS information, 1990-1991
Album cover
Album covers, London Symphony
Album covers, miscellaneous
Album covers, New York Philharmonic
Alcalay, Eugene
Aldeburgh - Benjamin Britten
Alessandri, Francisca
Allen, Woody
Ambergris Corporation
Ambergris tax matters
Amberson automobile
Amberson board
Amberson board and executive committee
Amberson board minutes
Amberson catalogue...
Amberson - Corporate
Amberson Enterprises
Amberson Enterprises - Tax Matters
Amberson, general
Amberson Incorporated - Tax Matters
Amberson, miscellaneous
Amberson production copyrights
Amberson productions
Amberson tax planning
Amberson Video, Inc.
Amberson Video - Chemical Bank monthly statements
Amberson Video - Tax Matters
American Composer series
American Embassy Moscow
American Federation of Musicians
American Friends of Aldeburgh Festival
American Music
American Music Center
American Music Recording Project
American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers see also ASCAP
American Symphony Orchestra, Inc.
American Symphony Orchestra League, 1980
American Symphony Orchestra League, 1990
American Symphony Orchestra League convention
America's 200th Birthday: A Celebration in Music
Amnesty International
Amurri, Franco
Anania, Joseph [Spicer & Oppenheim] for follow-up as of July 13, 1988
Apprentice program
Apprentices - Japan
Archives, 1987-1991
Archives, 1990-1991
Archives, information
Ardoin, John
Arthur Cantor Inc. - Contract
Artist files, 1984
Artist files: actors and actresses
Artist files: agents, miscellaneous
Artist files: baritones
Artist files: bass-baritones
Artist files: cellists
Artist files: chamber groups and orchestras
Artist files: composers
Artist files: conductors A-Ko
Artist files: conductors Ku-Z
Artist files: conductors: Stahl, David
Artist files: double-bass
Artist files: flutist
Artist files: french horn
Artist files: instrumentalists
Artist files: mezzo-sopranos L-Z see also Artist files: singers
Artist files: miscellaneous (including Led Zeppelin)
Artist files: miscellaneous, 1985
Artist files: pianists A-Kl
Artist files: pianists Ko-Z
Artist files: piccolo
Artist files: singers, 1978 see also Artist files: mezzo-sopranos
Artist files: singers A-Curry
Artist files: singers Curtin-K
Artist files: sopranos L-Sh
Artist files: sopranos Si-Z
Artist files: tenors
Artist files: violinists
Artist files: violists
Artists management A-Ma
Artists management Mat-Y
Arts
Arts newsletters, 1986-1989
Arts newsletters, 1987-1988
Arts newsletters, 1989-1991
ASCAP see also American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
Asia, pre-1988
Asia, general, 1988-1989
Association for Classical Music
Atlantic College benefit
Atlantic College benefit concert
Audio Visual Enterprises
Audio Visual Production Library
Audio visual rights
Audio Visual Services
Audition file
Auditionees' list
Auditions
Auditions: forms, etc.
Auditions: future
Auditions, general
Australia - New Zealand
Australia Opera
Automobile
Avco Embassy
Awards and appointments, 1972-1985
Awards and appointments, 1985-1989
Ayjayel Music Inc.
Bagley, Ben
Bakshi Productions
Baldwin
Bali
Bali (film project)
Banco de Santander - Madrid
Barbican Festival
Barrett, Michael
Bastille
Baumgärtel, Susann
Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste
Bayerischer Rundfunk Orchester, 1977-1982
Bayerischer Rundfunk Orchester, 1983-1991
Bayless, John
BBC music series
Beethoven - 9th Symphony
Beethoven: complete symphonies
Beethoven: Missa Solemnis
Beethoven project
Beethoven Society
Beethoven - Tokyo
Berger, Stuart - David Hockney lithographs
Berlin Philharmonic
Berlin Philharmonic - Herbert von Karajan
Berlin Wall concert
Berlioz
Berlioz: Lélio
Berlioz Requiem
Bernays and Eisner see Proskauer: correspondence, general
Bernstein album: Findings
Bernstein album: notes
Bernstein album: photo directory
Bernstein album: photos
Bernstein album: telexes
Bernstein, Alexander
Bernstein: Amberson taxes
Bernstein: awards and appointments
Bernstein: awards, appointments, and honorary degrees
Bernstein Beauty Supply
Bernstein: Beethoven
Bernstein: biography
Bernstein: books (not Norton)
Bernstein: Brahms
Bernstein, Burton
Bernstein: copyrights and agreements
Bernstein: CORE benefit
Bernstein: correspondence to, correspondence from, 1980
Bernstein, Ellen
Bernstein - Family
Bernstein, Felicia
Bernstein Festival: Israel
Bernstein - Films
Bernstein: invitations
Bernstein, Jamie
Bernstein - List of works
Bernstein, Nina
Bernstein on Broadway
Bernstein: published music at Amberson
Bernstein Revued
Bernstein: schedules
Bernstein, Shirley
Bernstein, Shirley/Paramuse
Bernstein toys - Innova
Bernstein Years - General information
Bernstein Years - Radio series - Repertoire
Bernstein Years - Station lists
Bernstein's 65th birthday celebration
Bernstein's 65th birthday celebration (Lawrence)
Bernstein's 65th birthday committee
Bernstein's 70th birthday celebration, 1987-1988
Bernstein’s 70th birthday celebration, 1988
Bernstein's 70th birthday celebration
BETA, 1991
Beta films - UNITEL
BETA - Help offered
BETA - Thanks
Bethlehem material
Bibliography and references
Billboard
Bills - Avis
Birthday
Birthday clippings, etc.
Birthday fete - Amherst
Birthday fete - Wolf Trap
Birthday party, Leonard Bernstein
Birthday, 60th - Corporate affiliates' promo, Leonard Bernstein
Black Panthers
Blitzstein, Marc
Blossom Festival
Böhm Memorial
Book information
Book, Japanese
Books and articles
Books and articles: Bernstein Album
Books and articles: Bernstein on Broadway
Books and articles: clippings
Books and articles: Findings
Books and articles: foreign publishers
Books and articles: Joy of Music
Books and articles: miscellaneous
Books and articles: "Speaking of Music" and "Leonard Bernstein Explores American Musical Comedy"
Books and articles: The Unanswered Question
Books and articles: Young People's Concerts
Books: foreign publishers
Books: general
Books: Joy of Music
Books: The Unanswered Question
Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., 1973-1986
Boosey and Hawkes, Inc., 1986-1991
Boosey and Hawkes agreement
Boosey and Hawkes merger
Boris Godunov
Bösendorfer Klavierfabrik
Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1967-1991
Boston University
Boulanger's 90th birthday celebration
Brahms
Brahms - Magic Overture
Brahms - Violin Concerto
Brandeis University
Bravo Company
Breisach Pinschof Schoeller Global Bank
Bright and Schiff and Co. - I, LTD
Brooklyn Academy of Music - American Boys Chorus
Brooklyn Boys Chorus
Brooklyn Boys Chorus - Accounting
Brooklyn Philharmonia
Brooklyn Philharmonia - Lukas Foss
Brunet, Jacques
Bruno Walter interview
Budapest
Budget - Bergman
Budget - file copy
Burt Sugarman Inc.
Burton, Humphrey, 1972-1989
Burton, Humphrey: Aquarius
Burton, Humphrey: BBC
Butler University - Leonard Bernstein Festival
By Bernstein
By Bernstein see also Proskauer: By Bernstein and Proskauer: Nothing’s Wasted
Cable systems - Development
Cable television programming services
Caddylak Systems Inc.
Canada
Canarian Report - Manuscript
Canaries
Canary Island project
Canary Islands
Canary Islands - General information
Canary Islands - Preliminary general brief
Candide, 1969-1971
Candide, 1969-1980
Candide, 1981-1982
Candide, 1981-1990
Candide, 1991
Candide book - MacMillan
Candide cast party
Candide cuts from first draft
Candide - Hellman, L.
Candide - Komische Oper
Candide - Legal
Candide - London, 1989-1990
Candide - MacMillan, Inc.
Candide - Miscellaneous
Candide - Muppets
Candide productions
Candide revival
Candide: Scottish Opera, 1988-1990
Candide - Video
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.
Capitol - EMI cast album - Negotiations
Cards and addresses, miscellaneous, 1983-1984
Carinthian Summer Music Festival
Carinthischer Sommer - Wobisch
Carmen
Carmen: Polydor Incorporated
Carmen recording
Carmen script
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall project: concert music
Carnegie Hall videorecording project
Carnegie symphonic music project
Carson, Margaret
Carson office
Carter inauguration
Cartridge Television
Casals Festival
Cassette - General information (video tapes)
Castello's visit to NY
Catalogue of Leonard Bernstein Productions
Catalogue request
CBS, 1970
CBS agreement
CBS: cable
CBS: cable - 20th Century Masterworks
CBS: cable - clippings
CBS: Columbia Masterworks
CBS: correspondence
CBS: Europe
CBS: foreign
CBS: general
CBS: Holt Group
CBS: legal
CBS: legal - settlement and contract
CBS: miscellaneous
CBS: other
CBS: Reader's Digest project
CBS: recording inventory
CBS: records, accounting
CBS: Sony - Japan
CBS: Sugar
CBS: video
CBS: VMI
CBS Records, 1970-1972
CD files
Chamber groups
Chapin - Amberson - Party
Chapin, Schuyler
Chapin, Schuyler - Correspondence, memos, etc., 1969-1971
Chappell and Company
Chappell proposals
Charleston
Chautauqua
Chemical Bank - Monthly statements
Chéri (Colette)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chichester Psalms
China
Chronological file
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Circulating files, 1981-1990
Circulating files, 1990-1991
Circulating files, 1991
Circulating files, 1991-1992
Circulating files, 1992
Circulating files: archives, 1991-1992
Circulating files: archives, 1992
Circulating files: BETA
Circulating files: BETA/Springate, thank you's
Circulating files: correspondence, 1990
Circulating files: correspondence, 1990-1991
Circulating files: correspondence, 1991-1992
Circulating files: correspondence PMF
Circulating files: cover, transmittal, etc., 1991-1992
Circulating files: cover, transmittal, etc., 1992
Circulating files: financial and legal, 1992
Circulating files: foundations
Circulating files: foundations PF&R
Circulating files: general management, 1991-1992
Circulating files: general management, 1992
Circulating files: music publishing
Circulating files: "no" letters
Circulating files: non-routine correspondence
Circulating files: permissions, 1990
Circulating files: permissions, 1990-1992
Circulating files: permissions and contracts
Circulating files: PF&R and merchandising
Circulating files: Ron E. Rich
Circulating files: routine correspondence, 1990
Circulating files: Springate thank you's
Circulating files: video
Clarinet sonata - Transcription for viola (Raphael Hillyer)
Cleveland Orchestra
Clippings, 1978
Clippings, 1978-1984
Clippings, 1983-1984
Clippings, 1985-1986
Clippings, 1986-1988
Clippings, 1987-1989
Clippings, 1988-1990
Clippings, 1990-1991
Clippings, Billboard
Clippings, New York Times
Clippings, other
Coalition for Democratic Values, 1990
Coates, Helen
Columbia Artists Management
Columbia House
Columbia Masterworks: promotion
Comments: praise, criticism, etc., 1983-1984
Comments: praise, criticism, etc., 1985-1987
Commission offers
Complimentary tickets
Concert - AIDS benefit
Concert appearances, miscellaneous
Concert engagements, 1982
Concert engagements, 1982-1986
Concert programs, miscellaneous
Concert schedule
Concertgebouworkest
Conde de la Vega Grande de Guadalupe
Condolences regarding Leonard Bernstein
Conductors
Conference: Gran Canaria
Congressional bills
Consumer Price Index
Consultant's comment - Canary Islands
Consultants - Maspalomas
Contract proposals - Canary Islands
Contractor - Rubin
Contracts
Copland, Aaron,
Copland concert
Coppola, Francis Ford
Copyright matters
Copyright Office - Deposit Account
Copyright Royalty Tribunal
Copyright Service Bureau, Ltd.
Copyrights
Correspondence, 1981-1986 see also Letters
Correspondence, Canary project
Correspondence, Chemical Bank
Correspondence, composers
Correspondence, congratulations and condolences
Correspondence, consultants
Correspondence, festivals
Correspondence, from Leonard Bernstein
Correspondence, general, 1971-1973
Correspondence, general, 1974-1983
Correspondence, general, 1984
Correspondence, general - Israel
Correspondence, general - Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Correspondence, general - London weekend television
Correspondence, general - requests
Correspondence, Maspalomas
Correspondence, Mayfair Travel
Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1979
Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1979-1980
Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1980
Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1981
Correspondence, non-routine
Correspondence, old Polygram
Correspondence, outgoing
Correspondence, routine, 1982-1984
Correspondence, routine and non-routine
Correspondence, to Leonard Bernstein, 1972-1974
Correspondence, to Leonard Bernstein, 1975-1977
Correspondence, to Leonard Bernstein, 1977-1979
Correspondence, to Leonard Bernstein, 1979-1987
Correspondence, to Leonard Bernstein - Birthday
Cothran, Thomas Walter
Council for U.S. and Italy
Covent Garden
Creation in America
Culshaw, John: BBC
Current Production List
Curtis Institute
Dakota
D'Almeida, Louis
Danbury: releases and correspondence
Dartmouth
Davison, Karin: interview
de Hueck, Paul
de Hueck, Paul - Petty cash
de Mille, Agnes
Decca
Der Kaiser von Atlantis
Deutsche Grammophon
Deutsche Grammophon certificate
Deutschlandhalle Berlin
Development and new program ideas
Development and non-broadcast markets
Diamond, Lynne
Diners Club
Divertimento for Orchestra
Documents for travel
Doell, Alfred and Hans Schmidt
Dowling Whitehead & Stevens Corp.
Drewnowski, Marek
Druckman, Jacob - Commission
East Hampton, New York
Eastern Educational Network
EBEL
EBEL - Bernstein concert
Edinburgh Festival
Edition Wilhelm Hansen
Education project
Educational Broadcasting Corp. - Correspondence
Egypt
Elan Editions, Inc.
Elektra
Endymion Ensemble
Englander, Roger
English Bach Festival
Epstein, John
Epstein, Matthew
Epstein, Paul
Epstein, Paul - Unsolicited scores
Erlich, H. - Petty cash
Eschenbach, Christoph
Eschenbach, Christoph - Leonard Bernstein tribute
Estate, 1981
Estate of Leonard Bernstein, 1990-1991
EUMIG (cameras)
European Community Youth Orchestra
European performance royalties
European trip
Fairfield
de Falla, Manuel
Fancy Free
Felsenstein, Walter
Fellowship Award
Festivals - Reference materials
Fidelio
Film concert
Film festival
Film material for catalogue
Financial, 1982
Financial, 1983-1991
Finger, Broman, and Duerr
Fischer, Carl
Five major orchestra salaries
Florida citrus grove
Follow-up
Fontainbleau
Foreign banks - Breisach Pinschof Schoeller
Foreign banks - Chemical
Foreign banks - Gerling Global
Foreign tax forms
Foreign transactions
Foss, Lukas
Four Anniversaries - Rutkowski
Four Anniversaries; Seven Anniversaries
France
Franklin Mint
Frantz, Justus
Freedman, Ellis
Freeman, H. Gordon, 1973-1974
Freeman, H. Gordon, 1975-1987
Freight - International
Friedman, Abe - Musicale, etc.
Funk & Wagnalls
Funk & Wagnalls - Joy of Music
G. Schirmer see Schirmer, G.
Gagnon, Roland - Schedule of payments
Gaines, Frank
General Learning Corp.
General - Legal and agreement and documents control
General - tax matters
General - Tax matters and corp.
Gershwin speech - UNITEL
Glenn Gould Variations
Global Bank
Göhre, Hans-Dieter
Gottlieb, Jack
Graham, Martha
Green, Gerald - Holocaust script
Grey Advertising
Griffiths, David
Guest lists
Hamburg State Opera
Handel Medallion
Harmon, Charlie
Harrington, Charlene
Harvard Glee Club and Collegium
Harvard scholarship transfer
Harvard University Press
Harvest of Music Festival
Haydn: Lord Nelson Mass
Haydn: Symphonies, nos. 97, 98, 99
Haydn: Theresienmesse
Hays, Ron
Hebrew University
Heller, Anatole
Herzog, Edelstein and Co.
Hilbert, Gretl
Hiroshima Peace Concert
Historical Recording Enterprises
Hochschule für Musik München
Hockney lithographs - Berger, Stuart
Hoffman, Jay
Hollywood Bowl
Home video rights
Honorary chairman of various things
Honorary degrees
Hotel reservations
Hotels and tours in Gran Canaria
Houston Grand Opera
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Human rights
Hungarian affairs, circa 1984-1985
Hungarian State Symphony Orchestra
Hungaroton
ICA: "America Now" project
ICA: Reflections
IMZ see also Internationale Musikzentrum
Inaugural concert
Institute of International Education, 1972-1973
Institute of International Education, 1974-1982
Insurance
Interkoncert - Hungary
International Communication Agency
International Music Festival
International Television Trading Corporation
Internationale Musikzentrum, 1980-1983 see also IMZ
Internationale Musikzentrum, 1984-1985
Interviews
Invitation lists
Invitations, accepted, 1973-1984
Invitations, accepted, 1985-1987
Invitations-Concert for the Pope
Invitations, declined, 1978-1984
Invitations, declined, 1984-1987
Invitations, declined, 1986-1988
Invitations, general, 1969-1971
Invitations, general, 1972-1974
Invitations, general, 1975-1976
Invitations, general, 1976-1978
Invitations, miscellaneous
Irvine & Fleming (decorator)
Israel Festival
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1972-1983
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1985-1986
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1986-1989
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1988-1989
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra tour, 1982
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra tour, 1982-1984
Ives centennial
Jacobs, Gail
Jalni/Boosey and Hawkes
Japan
Japan - CBS/Sony
Japan - Harry Kraut
Japan - Sony
Japan tour
Japan visit
Jeremiah - Symphony no. 1
Jerome Robbins project
Jerusalem documentary
Jeunesses Musicales World Orchestra
Job descriptions
Joint recital (with C. Ludwig)
Joseph, Melanie
Joy of Music
Jubilee Games
Juilliard
Juilliard School
Jury duty
Kaddish
Kaddish in Dallas
Kallman, Leslie Rubinstein
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra: Maurice Peress
Kapleau, Keith
Karajan, Herbert von see also Von Karajan, Herbert
Kastner, Elliott see Korda, Victor
Kazuko, Hillyer - Concert Arts Society
Keilholz
Kennedy (Carter Unity Dinner)
Kennedy Center
Kennedy Center Honors
Kennedy Center Honors, 1980
Kennedy, Joan and Ted
Kennedy Library
Kennedy Memorial Concert
Knaus Verlag
Koehler, Dorothee, 1977-1981
Koehler, Dorothee, 1982-1986
Koehler, Dorothee: Berlin Festival
Kollek, Teddy
Konzert - Direction Hans Adler
Kook mail [selections]
Korda, Victor/Kastner, Elliott
Koussevitsky: 100th birthday
Krainin/Sage Productions
Kraut, Harry: Academia di Santa Cecilia
Kraut, Harry: activity, itinerary
Kraut, Harry: AIDS benefits and concerts
Kraut, Harry: American Federation of Musicians
Kraut, Harry: American Music Center, Inc.
Kraut, Harry: Asia, pre-1988
Kraut, Harry: Asia - Seibba Saison Group
Kraut, Harry: Association for Classical Music
Kraut, Harry: Bank für Kärnten
Kraut, Harry: Bayerischer Orchestra
Kraut, Harry: Berlin Philharmonic
Kraut, Harry: bills, travel
Kraut: Harry: Boosey and Hawkes
Kraut, Harry: Bruno Walter Society
Kraut, Harry: Burton, Humphrey
Kraut, Harry: Candide
Kraut, Harry: Carnegie Hall
Kraut, Harry: cars
Kraut, Harry: Carson office
Kraut, Harry: CBS
Kraut, Harry: CBS proposal
Kraut, Harry: Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Kraut, Harry: clippings
Kraut, Harry: Concertgebouw
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, 1971-1973
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, 1978-1981
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, memos, etc., 1975-1979
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, memos, etc., 1980-1984
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, memos, etc., 1987-1989
Kraut, Harry: correspondence, memos, etc., 1989-1990
Kraut, Harry: EBEL, 1985-1986
Kraut, Harry: EBEL, 1986-1987
Kraut, Harry: Europe
Kraut, Harry: expenses
Kraut, Harry: FMP
Kraut, Harry: general
Kraut, Harry: invitations, 1978-1982
Kraut, Harry: invitations, 1988-1991
Kraut, Harry: Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Kraut, Harry: Lyric Opera of Chicago
Kraut, Harry: Mann Music Center
Kraut, Harry: Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Kraut, Harry: miscellaneous, 1980-1988
Kraut, Harry: miscellaneous, 1988-1991
Kraut, Harry: miscellaneous
Kraut, Harry: National Symphony
Kraut, Harry: New Opera
Kraut, Harry: New York International Festival
Kraut, Harry: New York Philharmonic
Kraut, Harry: non-routine correspondence
Kraut, Harry: notes, 1974-1977
Kraut, Harry: notes, 1977-1989
Kraut, Harry: notes, 1988-1991
Kraut, Harry: notes and projects
Kraut, Harry: office
Kraut, Harry: old material
Kraut, Harry: On the Town
Kraut, Harry: Orchestre national de France
Kraut, Harry: originals
Kraut, Harry: Pittsburgh Symphony Society
Kraut, Harry: Proskauer
Kraut, Harry: Proskauer - Copyright catalogue
Kraut, Harry: A Quiet Place, 1984
Kraut, Harry: A Quiet Place, 1986-1987
Kraut, Harry: A Quiet Place - Vienna State Opera
Kraut, Harry: recommendations
Kraut, Harry: recordings - CBS
Kraut, Harry: recordings - miscellaneous
Kraut, Harry: recordings - Philips
Kraut, Harry: recordings - Polydor/DG, 1986-1990
Kraut, Harry: recordings - Polydor/DG, 1989-1990
Kraut, Harry: requests - miscellaneous see also Miscellaneous: requests and Requests: miscellaneous
Kraut, Harry: requests - Rolling Stone ads - The Beatles
Kraut, Harry: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Kraut, Harry: Salzburg Festival
Kraut, Harry: Schedules, 1987
Kraut, Harry: Schedules, 1988-1990
Kraut, Harry: Schirmer, general
Kraut, Harry: Schirmer settlement
Kraut, Harry: Schleswig-Holstein
Kraut, Harry: scholarship funds
Kraut, Harry: scholarships, Harvard
Kraut, Harry: scholarships, NYU
Kraut, Harry: Sheppard, Stephen
Kraut, Harry: signatures
Kraut, Harry: thank you's
Kraut, Harry: travel
Kraut, Harry: trips, 1972-1977
Kunstler, William
Kunstler Agentur der DDR
La Boheme, 1986-1987
La Boheme - tax matters
La Bonne Cuisine
La Mortella
La Scala
La Scala - Stravinsky Festival
Landerson, Louis
LANSCO
Lantz office
Lantz, Robert
Las Palmas Conference - Press articles
Lecaros, Madeleine
Legal
Leonard Bernstein Conducts
Leonard Bernstein Conducts: letters of agreement and contracts
Leonard Bernstein Conducts: market lists
Leonard Bernstein Conducts: originals
Leonard Bernstein Conducts: ratings
Leonard Bernstein Conducts II
Leonard Bernstein Foundation
Lepers
Lerner, Alan Jay
Letters see also Correspondence
Leveskas, James - Correspondence
Lewin, Frank
Lexicon
Lieberson benefit
Lieberson, Peter
Life and medical insurance
Lippi, Simonetta
Liszt: The Faust Symphony
London Philharmonic Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra, 1971-1988
London Symphony Orchestra, 1989-1990
London Symphony Orchestra, 1990
London Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Orchestra: Leonard Bernstein Festival
London Symphony Orchestra: tour of Eastern Europe
Lonely Me
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: applications conducting
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: institute conductors
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: master schedules
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: miscellaneous
Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute: orchestra - California
Love of Three Orchestras - Transcripts
Lucerne Festival
Luxor, Egypt project
Maag, Peter
MacDowell Colony
Macmillan publishing agreement
Madwoman of Central Park West
Mahler
Mahler: Das Lied von der Erde
Mahler film festival
Mahler: Kindertotenlieder - Israel
Mahler: Little Drummer Boy
Mahler: script
Mainz: The Damnation of Faust
MANA concert
Maps - Canary Islands
Marketing and promotion
Martha's Vineyard
Martindale, G. - Petty cash
Mary Tyler Moore Productions
Maspalomas (Canary Islands), 1973
Maspalomas (Canary Islands), 1973-1975
Maspalomas: draft #1
Maspalomas Festival
Maspalomas: preliminary report
Maspalomas: preliminary report #2
Maspalomas: tentative site study
Maspalomas: working draft - final report
Mass: album cover
Mass: auditions, photos
Mass: Austria
Mass: Berlin
Mass: bookings and requests
Mass: Boston
Mass: broadcasts
Mass: Canada
Mass: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Mass: contract copies
Mass: film
Mass: film strips and slides
Mass: general, 1972-1975
Mass: general, 1976-1977
Mass: Holland
Mass: inquiries and replies
Mass: Israel
Mass: Kennedy Center
Mass: La Scala
Mass: language
Mass: lithograph of sketch for final canons from Mass
Mass: Los Angeles
Mass: meditations
Mass: MET
Mass: Nagoya
Mass: opening
Mass: popular recordings
Mass: Portugal
Mass: productions
Mass: publicity
Mass: Rome
Mass: Smith, Oliver
Mass: Soviet Union
Mass: tickets
Mass: TV broadcasts
Mass: versions
Mass: videocassettes loans
Mass: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Mass: Vienna productions
Mass: Vienna Youth and Music, Yale
Mass: Warwick University
Mass: Yale
Mass: Yale and Vienna for television
Mass in Time of War benefit
Mauceri, John
Mauceri, John: audition comments
May chronological file
Mayer, Moshe
Mayfair Travel
McClure, John
McEwen, Terry
Memberships, 1984
Memberships, 1987-1989
Memberships, 1989
Memberships: accepted
Memberships: declined
Memoranda: meetings
Memoranda: office procedures
Memoranda: Rich, Ron
Memoranda: to Harry Kraut
Memoranda: to Mike Palma
Memorial concerts
Memorial (Felicia Bernstein)
Memorial (Leonard Bernstein)
Menke, Diana
Metropolitan Opera, 1969-1991
Metropolitan Opera gala TV concert
Mexico
Mindlin, Mike
Minskoff appraisal of the archive
Miscellaneous, 1969-1975
Miscellaneous, 1977-1984
Miscellaneous, 1984-1988
Miscellaneous: chronological files
Miscellaneous: correspondence, requests, estate, insurance
Miscellaneous: itineraries
Miscellaneous: lists, programs, concerts, productions
Miscellaneous: news clippings (Spain)
Miscellaneous: office
Miscellaneous: recordings and concerts
Miscellaneous: requests
Miscellaneous: requests see also Requests: miscellaneous and Kraut, Harry: requests - miscellaneous
Miscellaneous: source information - Canary Islands
Miscellaneous: travel
Miscellaneous: very, 1976-1980
Miscellaneous: very, 1981-1989
Missa Solemnis
MIT
MIT project - Singer
Molden, Verlag Fritz
Molden, Verlag Fritz: The Unanswered Question
Montaigne, Monique
Montana - Munich
Montealegre Cohn, Madeline
Moscow
Mountjoy Designs, Inc.
Movielab
Mozart: film
Mozart: Peter Maag
Mozart: Piano concerto no. 25
Mozart: Requiem
MTM Enterprises see Mary Tyler Moore Productions
Munich Bach Chorus - Richter memorial
Munich State Opera
Museum of Broadcasting
Music cue sheets
Music Publishers Holding Corp. - Agreement
Music Theatre International
Music Theatre International licensing, 1981-1991
MusiCable - Home movies
Musical assistants
Musical reviews, 1981-1983
A Musical toast
Musicians' Foundation Center
Musicians' Union - London
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
National Association of Television Program Executives
National Symphony, 1974-1983
National Symphony: benefit concert
National Symphony: concert engagements
National Symphony: contracts
National Symphony: Stravinsky celebration
National Symphony: tickets
National Telefilm Associates see also NTA
National Telefilm Associates, contracts
National Telefilm Associates, old contracts
National Telefilm Associates, Robert Rich
NBC
New company (Amberson formation)
New projects
New projects: films, books, publications
New World Records
New York City Ballet
New York Festival of the Arts
New York Philharmonic, 1972-1978
New York Philharmonic, 1977-1989
New York Philharmonic, 1990-1991
New York Philharmonic: Avery Fisher
New York Philharmonic: Bernstein materials
New York Philharmonic: concert engagements
New York Philharmonic: Japan
New York Philharmonic: newspapers
New York Philharmonic: other
New York Philharmonic: Price Waterhouse and Co.
New York Philharmonic: programs
New York Philharmonic: schedules
New York Philharmonic: tickets
New York Philharmonic: travel, 1979
New York University, 1978-1983
New York University
New York University - School of the Arts Advisory Council
New York Youth Symphony
Newark Boys Chorus
Newman, Michael, 1975-1980
Newsletter: Prelude, Fugue and Riffs
Nicaraguan hospital appeal
North Carolina School of the Arts
Norton
Norton: foreign language editions
Norton: general
Norton lectures
Norton lectures: Boston Symphony Orchestra
Norton lectures: budgets
Norton lectures: contracts
Norton lectures: copyrights
Norton lectures: cue sheets
Norton lectures: drafts
Norton lectures: Freemen, Donald
Norton lectures: general
Norton lectures: Harvard
Norton lectures: invitations
Norton lectures: New York Philharmonic
Norton lectures: notes from HJK
Norton lectures: Oedipus Rex
Norton lectures: proposal and proposal correspondence
Norton lectures: Saudek Associates
Norton lectures: schedules
Norton lectures: shipping
Norton lectures: The Unanswered Question
Norton lectures: video
Norton lectures: VMI
Norton - VAQ - mailing
Nothing's Wasted
NTA see also National Telefilm Associates
NTA joint venture - Legal
NTA joint venture - Preliminary inquiries
NTA joint venture - Syndication
NTA joint venture - UNITEL distribution
Office
Office meetings, services, etc.
Office memoranda
Office miscellaneous
Office move
Office parties
Office space
Office staffing
Old production lists
Olympic Park - Munich
Olympics
Omnibus
On the Town
On the Town London concert script, 1992
On the Waterfront
Opera: miscellaneous
Orchestra material
Orchestras: miscellaneous
Orchestras: reference materials
Orchestre de Paris
Orchestre national de France
Orchestre symphonique de Montréal
ORF - Wilfred Scheib
Organisation Internationale Opera et Concert
Painted Smiles Records
Palma, Michael
Palma, Michael - Memos
Pamphlets - General
Pan American Foundation
Pan Canadian Petroleum Ltd.
Paris Opera
Participation
Parts
Parts, Candide
Parts, Mass
Parts, originals
PBS
PBS - Leonard Bernstein promotional spot
PBS - Program guides
Peabody Institute
Peabody Institute - Honorary degree
Peabody Institute/Johns Hopkins, 1981-1982
Peabody Institute/Johns Hopkins, 1982-1986
Peace concert
Peace concert, 1985
Peace concert, Athens
Peace concert, Budapest
Peace concert, clippings and comments
Peace concert, European Community Youth
Peress, Maurice
Permissions
Permissions, denied, 1989-1991
Permissions, denied, 1991
Personal material
Peter Pan
Peter Rosen Productions, Inc.
Petty cash
Peyser, Joan
Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra Commission
Philips
Phonograph Record Trust agreement
Phonograph recording repertoire
Phonograph recordings: Beethoven symphonies
Phonograph recordings: CBS, 1982-1988
Phonograph recordings: CBS, 1991
Phonograph recordings: DG
Phonograph recordings: DG/Polydor
Phonograph recordings: EMI
Phonograph recordings: EMI/Angel
Phonograph recordings: Hamburg
Phonograph recordings: miscellaneous
Phonograph recordings: Philips
Phonograph recordings: Polydor/DG, 1988-1989
Phonograph recordings: Polydor/DG, 1989-1991
Photos and negatives (Canary Islands)
Photos of FMP site
Piano, the Magnificent
Pickwick
Pittsburgh Symphony Society
Plimpton, G. - New York Philharmonic Bernstein Show
Poets - K. Kapleau and Wilma McDaniel
Points for discussion
Poland
Political
Polydor, 1973-1978
Polydor, 1981-1984
Polydor - Contract correspondence
Polydor - Contracts, miscellaneous
Polydor - International
Polydor - Recording companies
Polydor - VMI
Polygram
Polygram/Phonogram, 1984
Polygram/Phonogram, 1985
Porgy and Bess
Porgy and Bess - MET
Poster - Kennedy Center
Posters, Mass - Mark Taper Forum
Prager and Fenton - Correspondence
Prague
Prawy, Dr. Marcel
Prelude, Fugue and Riffs
Presentation for school curriculum budget
Press
Die Presse (F. Endler)
"The Principle of Hope"
Production
Program notes
Program notes - Leonard Burkat
Prohibitory order
Project outlines
Project outlines and contract details
Projects, pending
Prokofiev, Sergey: Fifth Symphony
Promotion
Promotion [VMI]
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn, 1976
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn, 1976-1984
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn, 1986-1990
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn, 1989-1991
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn, 1991
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz, and Mendelsohn
Publication possibilities
Publicity
Publishing and printing
Publishing futures
Publishing matters
Publishing - Miscellaneous
Pulwer, Leon
Purchase Opera
Purchases
A Quiet Place, 1982-1983
A Quiet Place: Kennedy Center
A Quiet Place: La Scala
A Quiet Place: La Scala and New York
A Quiet Place: notes - miscellaneous
A Quiet Place on Broadway
A Quiet Place: opera libretto
A Quiet Place: pics and bios
A Quiet Place: signed rehearsal contracts
Rabl, Gottfried
Radio Air Italy
Radio France, 1977-1983
Radio France, 1984
Radio France - Concert engagement
Radio series
Ranch
Ranch trust- Tax matters
Ravel
Ravinia
Reader's Digest
Real estate
Real estate, Fairfield/Dakota
Real estate, investment
Real estate, Leonard Bernstein - Fairfield and Dakota
Real estate, Leonard Bernstein - Ranch, etc.
Recommendations, 1978-1982
Recommendations by Leonard Bernstein
Recommendations given
Recording companies, miscellaneous
Recordings: CBS
Recordings: DG - Beethoven's 9th Symphony
Recordings: miscellaneous
Records - Bills
Reeves Video - Film footage
Reflections
Reflections - Book
Reflections book: American
Reflections book: foreign
Reflections - Film
Repertoire
Repertoire possibilities
Requests: advertising
Requests: advice
Requests: advising
Requests: appearances, 1978-1981
Requests: appearances, 1981-1984
Requests: appearances, 1984-1987
Requests: appearances, 1987-1988
Requests: auction
Requests: auditions, Leonard Bernstein
Requests: autographs
Requests: autographs, Europe, 1988-1990
Requests: autographs, photographs
Requests: autographs, USA, 1988-1990
Requests: awards and honorary degrees
Requests: awards and honors, 1986-1987
Requests: awards and honors, 1986-1988
Requests: biographies and catalogues
Requests: board members, 1987-1990
Requests: CDs
Requests: collaboration
Requests: comments on works of others
Requests: commercial and advertising
Requests: commissions
Requests: commissions to compose
Requests: composing, 1978-1981
Requests: composing and commissions, 1982-1984
Requests: composing and commissions, 1985-1987
Requests: composing and commissions, 1987
Requests: composing and compositions
Requests: conducting, 1978-1979
Requests: conducting, 1980-1984
Requests: conducting, 1984-1985
Requests: conducting, 1986-1987
Requests: conducting, 1987-1988
Requests: considerations
Requests: copyrights
Requests: donations, 1971-1981
Requests: donations, 1986-1988
Requests: donations, 1987-1988
Requests: donations (money, books, records, etc.), 1982-1985
Requests: donations (money, books, records, etc.), 1985
Requests: endorsements, 1982-1985
Requests: endorsements, 1986-1987
Requests: endorsements, name use
Requests: excerpt and music use
Requests: film festival
Requests: honorary member, 1981
Requests: honors and invitations
Requests: information
Requests: information (biographies, catalogues, etc.)
Requests: interviews, 1978-1982
Requests: interviews, 1982-1988
Requests: interviews, 1984
Requests: interviews, 1987-1988
Requests: interviews and auditions, 1985-1987
Requests: interviews and auditions, 1987
Requests: invitations
Requests: Leonard Bernstein to compose
Requests: Leonard Bernstein's works
Requests: listening, 1987
Requests: listening, 1987-1988
Requests: memberships, 1982-1989
Requests: memberships, 1985-1989
Requests: miscellaneous, 1975-1977 see also Miscellaneous: requests and Kraut, Harry: requests - miscellaneous
Requests: miscellaneous, 1977-1980
Requests: miscellaneous, 1981-1985
Requests: miscellaneous, 1985-1987
Requests: miscellaneous, 1987-1988
Requests: miscellaneous I - to appear and participate, to write, to meet, etc., 1986
Requests: miscellaneous II - to appear and participate, to write, to meet, etc.
Requests: money
Requests: name use
Requests: name use, board member, honorary chairman
Requests: need more information, 1983-1987
Requests: need more information, 1988
Requests: newspapers, books, magazines, etc.
Requests: pending
Requests: permissions and releases, 1982-1986
Requests: permissions and releases, 1985-1989
Requests: photos and autographs, 1977-1987
Requests: photos and autographs, 1987
Requests: photos and signature use, etc.
Requests: read and listen
Requests: read scripts, listen to tapes, etc.
Requests: recommendations, 1974-1979
Requests: recommendations, 1980-1988
Requests: recommendations, to appear, to speak, etc.
Requests: records, books
Requests: releases and permissions
Requests: signatures
Requests: speeches
Requests: statements, 1978-1990
Requests: teach
Requests: television, radio, film etc.
Requests: theaters, orchestras (donations etc.)
Requests: theaters, to join, to give
Requests: to appear
Requests: to collaborate
Requests: to conduct, 1977-1981
Requests: to read
Requests: to read, listen, 1981
Requests: to read, listen, 1982-1984
Requests: to read, listen, 1982
Requests: to read, listen, 1985-1986
Requests: to read, listen, 1986-1987
Requests: to speak, 1978-1979
Requests: to speak, 1980-1985
Requests: to speak, 1986-1988
Requests: to write, 1978-1979
Requests: to write, 1980-1985
Requests: to write, 1985-1987
Research - Music curriculum
Résumés - Performers
Retirement announcement responses (includes correspondence from Martha Gellhorn, Sol Linowitz, Franco Amurri, Georg Solti, Bob Saudek, and Mickey Rooney)
Rich, Ron
Richard Price Television Associates Ltd.
Rights correspondence
Rights of publicity agreement
Robin Hood Dell Orchestra of Philadelphia
Rolling Stone - Ad
Rolling Stone (Intro to Beatles)
Rome
Der Rosenkavalier
Rostropovich competition
Rostropovich, Mstislav
Royal Philharmonic
Royalties
Sabbatical
Saint-Saëns Symphony no. 3
Saint Subber/Bumblebee Productions, Inc. - Agreements
Salabert
Salome
Salzburg Festival, 1977-1979
Salzburg Festival, 1980-1990
Samuel Bernstein Hair Co.
Santa Cecilia
Santa Cecilia Program with Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival
Santa Fe Opera
Saratoga Festival
Saudek contract
Savonlinna
Schedules, 1969-1982
Schedules, 1983-1987
Schedules and airline tickets
Schedules - Confidential, 1985-1990
Schedules - Grids
Schedules - Master
Schedules - Miscellaneous
Schedules of projects
Schedules - Originals
Schedules - Present
Schedules - Superseded
Schedules - Tour requests
Scheduling and recording plans, 1989-1994
Schirmer, G., 1975-1984
Schirmer, G., 1978
Schirmer, G., 1985-1986
Schirmer, G., 1987-1990
Schirmer, G. - Contracts
Schirmer, G. - Copyright
Schirmer, G. - Finances
Schirmer, G. - General
Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, 1988
Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, 1988-1990
Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival Association
Schloss Tentschach - Kärnten
Schmid, Hans Ulrich
Scholarship fund - Felicia Montealegre
Scholarship fund - Leonard Bernstein
Scholarship funds
Scholarships - Harvard
Scholarships - New York University
Schuller, Gunther
Schuman, William
Schuman, William - Concerto on Old English Rounds
Schuyler Chapin's Bernstein memoir, 1992
Schwenkow, Peter
Scripts, 1980-1987
Scripts, 1984-1987
Seating plans, miscellaneous
Seranak
Serenade
Serenade for Solo Violin, Strings, and Percussion
Sherman, Elliott - Time sheets
Shipping, papers and documents
Shostakovich - Symphony no. 5 and Symphony no. 14
Side by Side - Sondheim
Side trips
Sills, Beverly
Simon and Schuster
Singer, Irving
Slava
Song Celebration
Songfest
Songfest, 1976-1985
Songfest: auditions
Songfest: Hamburg
Songfest: Julia de Burgos
Songfest: miscellaneous
Songfest: Neumeier Ballet
Songfest: reviews
Songfest: script materials
Sony
Soviet Union
Speeches
Speeches: Stravinsky Festival
Sperry, Paul
Spoleto Festival
Springate Corporation, 1972-1981
Springate Corporation, 1981-1991
Springate Corp. foundation
Springate refusals
Staff
Statements
Stiff, Wilfred
Stigwood (Robert) Organization, Ltd.
Straus, Seymour - Corporate matters
Strauss: Salome
Strauss, Walter
Stravinsky: chamber music concert - Lincoln Center
Stravinsky Festival
Stravinsky: general
Stravinsky: memorial
Stravinsky: Les Noces, Mass
Strilko, Anthony
Strimpell (Stephen) project
Stuttgart
Swedish Broadcasting Corp.
Süddeutscher Rundfunk Stuttgart
The Sun
Synch licenses
Tanglewood see also TMC and TMCO and TWD Festival information
Tanglewood, 1972-1974
Tanglewood, 1975-1983
Tanglewood, 1984-1991
Tanglewood - Applicants, 1973
Tanglewood - Bernstein scholars
Tanglewood - General
Tanglewood - Tickets
Tax shelters
Tax - Spicer & Oppenheim - Amberson - Commercial rent tax
Tax - Spicer & Oppenheim - Bernstein family
Telepool - Songfest
Television festival
Telex record: FMP
Telexes, 1981-1984
Telexes, 1984
Terezin Requiem (book)
Thank yous
Thank yous from Leonard Bernstein
Thank yous, students
Thank yous to Leonard Bernstein, 1982-1984
Thanks yous to Leonard Bernstein, 1983-1991
Theater music
Theater Music Project
Theodore Presser Co.
Thomas, Michael Tilson, 1972-1987
Thompson, J. Walter
Tickets
Tickets - Gala
Tickets - Lists
Time-Life, package correspondence
Time-Life Video
TMC 50th tour
TMCO
Tobias, Paul
Touches
Touches - Van Cliburn Competition
Touristic & Industrial Development (Canary Islands)
Touristic propaganda - Canary Islands
Trade and service marks
Travel, 1973-1984
Travel, 1974-1985
Travel, 1984-1986
Travel, 1987-1989
Travel, 1989-1990
Travel - Correspondence
Travel - Europe
Travel - Family
Travel - Future reference
Travel - General
Travel - Kraut, Harry
Travel - LB and RLK Colorado
Travel - Miscellaneous
Travel - Moscow
Travel - Munich
Travel - Various
Travel - Vienna, 1981-1983
Tributes to Leonard Bernstein
Triggle, John
Trip - Europe
Trip - General
Trip - Miscellaneous
Trip - Vienna
Tristan, 1969-1972
Tristan, 1978-1981
Tristan und Isolde
Trouble in Tahiti
Trouble in Tahiti - Possible singers
Trouble in Tahiti - Promotion
Trouble in Tahiti - Richard Price TV
Trouble in Tahiti - Roberts, Shelley
Trouble in Tahiti - Sales
Tully (Alice) benefit
TWD festival information
Two Love Songs
UAQ videocassette loan agreement
The Unanswered Question - Harvard book
UNESCO
UNESCO - Israel
UNESCO protest - Background material
UNESCO protest - Correspondence
UNESCO protest - Signatures
UNESCO/UNICEF
UNICEF
United States Information Agency
United States Information Agency - Reflections
Unitel Film- und Fernsehproduktionsgesellschaft mbH, 1972-1977
Unitel, 1977
Unitel, 1977-1985
Unitel, 1984-1987
Unitel, 1988-1991
Unitel basic contract
Unitel: Beethoven
Unitel: contracts
Unitel: correspondence
Unitel: general, 1974-1975
Unitel: general, 1976-1980
Unitel: videocassettes
Up, Up, Up!
Urban Philharmonic
Variety
Venice
Vicas, George A.
Video cassette loan agreement
Video cassettes
Video cassettes - Inventory
Video Music Education
Video Music Productions, Inc., 1981-1987
Video Music Productions, Inc., 1987-1991
Video Music Productions, Inc. - Post-production questionnaire
Vienna Konzerthaus
Vienna Konzerthaus - Baumgärtel, Susanne
Vienna - Master classes
Vienna Philharmonic, 1970-1976
Vienna Philharmonic, 1977-1984
Vienna Philharmonic, 1984-1989
Vienna Philharmonic, 1988-1990
Vienna Philharmonic - Concert engagements
Vienna Philharmonic - Fall tour
Vienna Philharmonic - Hotels
Vienna Philharmonic - New York
Vienna Philharmonic - Polydor
Vienna Philharmonic - Salzburg
Vienna Philharmonic - Tour parties
Vienna Philharmonic - Tour schedules
Vienna Philharmonic - Tour - Unitel
Vienna Philharmonic - U.S. tour
Vienna Philharmonic - Washington
Vienna State Opera, 1972-1987
Vienna State Opera - Aida
Vienna State Opera - Concert engagements
Vienna State Opera - Film
Vienna Volksoper
Vienna - Youth and Music
Vintage Bernstein (videotape series) see VMI: Vintage Bernstein Years
VMI
VMI: advertising file for Ron Rich
VMI: Bernstein Years
VMI: Bernstein Years - Ardoin, John - Contracts, etc.
VMI: Bernstein Years - Ardoin, John - Scripts
VMI: Bernstein Years - Budget and money matters
VMI: Bernstein Years - CBS correspondence
VMI: Bernstein Years - Clearance, radio series
VMI: Bernstein Years - Concert Music Broadcast Sales, Inc.
VMI: Bernstein Years - Correspondence
VMI: Bernstein Years - Correspondence to interviewees
VMI: Bernstein Years - Editing schedules
VMI: Bernstein Years - Interview transcripts, miscellaneous
VMI: Bernstein Years - Miscellaneous
VMI: Bernstein Years - Radio station lists
VMI: Bernstein Years - Records
VMI: Bernstein Years - Repertoires and schedules
VMI: CBS records
VMI: contract controls
VMI: current production list
VMI: development
VMI: EUE (Video Service)
VMI: Group Broadcasting Companies
VMI: international and domestic price list
VMI: inventory
VMI: legal
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Alabama -Arkansas
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - California
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Catalogues, films
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Colorado - Connecticut
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Concert Music Broadcast Network - Petry sales
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Contracts, licensing
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - District of Columbia
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Florida - Georgia
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Illinois
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Indiana
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Iowa - Kansas
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Kentucky
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Latin America
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Louisiana - Maryland
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Massachusetts - Michigan
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Minnesota - Missouri
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Narration
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Nebraska - Nevada
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - New Jersey - New Mexico
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - New York
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - North Carolina
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Ohio
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Pennsylvania
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Promotional forms
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Regional network - Southern Educational Communications Association
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Rhode Island - South Carolina
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - South America
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Stationery
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Tennessee - Texas
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - to be filed - Ron E. Rich
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - TV productions, data
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - TV representatives
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - University markets
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Utah - Virginia
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts - Washington - Wisconsin
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts II - Eastern Educational Television Network
VMI: Leonard Bernstein Conducts II - Pacific Mountain Network
VMI: mailing campaign
VMI: Mexican projects
VMI: miscellaneous
VMI: Movielab and inventory
VMI: Musicable
VMI: Musicable - Bluebird
VMI: Musicable - Clippings and other materials
VMI: Musicable - Contract
VMI: Musicable - Notes - Kraut, Harry
VMI: National Public Radio
VMI: newsletters
VMI: newsletters - magazines
VMI: newsletters - music cues
VMI: newsletters - Norton cassette distribution
VMI: newsletters - timing sheets
VMI: Norton lectures
VMI: planning
VMI: Radio France
VMI: Reflections
VMI: station list
VMI: trademark file
VMI: Unitel
VMI: video library
VMI: video services
VMI: Vintage Bernstein
VMI: Vintage Bernstein Years
VMI: Warner Communications
VMI: WOR-TV contract
VMI: Young People's Concerts
Von Karajan, Herbert see also Karajan, Herbert von
Von Wechmar, Rüdiger, Baron
Voorhees, Jefferson - Correspondence
Wager, Michael
Wager, Michael - Kaddish Symphony agreement
Wager, Michael - Contracts
Walker, John
Warm-Up
Warner Bros. Music
Warner Bros. Music - Publishing
Warner Bros. Music - Statement of royalties
Washington Urban Philharmonic
Wechmar, Rüdiger von see Von Wechmar, Rüdiger, Baron
Wedding (Jamie)
Weiser, Peter
Weiser, Peter - Vienna Philharmonic
Weiss, Theodore and William Paley tributes
Weizmann Institute
Wer Wann Wo/Schmid
West, Paul
West Side Story, 1973-1976
West Side Story, 1978-1987
West Side Story, 1987-1990
West Side Story, 1990
West Side Story: actors
West Side Story: arena
West Side Story: claim against United Artists
West Side Story: clippings and press
West Side Story: commissions, Music Theatre International
West Side Story: conductors
West Side Story: contracts and agreements
West Side Story: excerpts and permissions, 1980-1983
West Side Story: excerpts and permissions, 1984-1985
West Side Story: film and United Artists
West Side Story: G. Schirmer accounting/royalties
West Side Story: general
West Side Story: general, revival
West Side Story: Haymarket Theatre
West Side Story: Houston and Washington
West Side Story: legal, 1987-1990
West Side Story: legal, 1989-1991
West Side Story: legal, 1990-1991
West Side Story: miscellaneous
West Side Story: MCA Artists Ltd.
West Side Story: non-revival
West Side Story: other, 1957-1982
West Side Story: other, 1983-1986
West Side Story: other artists
West Side Story: other than revival
West Side Story: permissions, 1986-1989
West Side Story: permissions, 1989
West Side Story: recordings
West Side Story: Schirmer/Chappell/Amberson - Logo question
West Side Story: television, cable, film, record
West Side Story: tickets
West Side Story: United Artists litigation
Westerman Communications
WGBH - Correspondence
WGBH/K. Smith, identify tapes
Whitney Museum - Composers' Showcase
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Wigmore Cassettes Ltd.
Willheim, Dr. Friedrich
Wills, etc.
WNET
Wolf Trap Farm and Festival
Wonderful Town, 1952-1985
Wonderful Town - Correspondence
Wonderful Town - Tams-Witmark agreements
Wonderful Town - Varied
Weather records - Canary Islands
Working notes - FMP schedules
World Youth Orchestra - Tanglewood
Wyatt, Walker
Xerox machine
Young People's Concerts, circa 1950-1986
Young People's Concerts, 1979-1991
Young People's Concerts - Baldwin promotion
Youth and Music, Ltd.
ZDF Enterprises (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen)
Zeffirelli, Franco
Zegna Corporation
Zinnemann (Fred) project
Zinsser, Stephen (Wadsworth)
Coates, Gottlieb, Harmon, and Proskauer Files
Coates: Amberson and Springate
Coates: biographies, including Leonard Bernstein's
Coates: copies of statements and recommendations made by Leonard Bernstein
Coates: correspondence, Leonard Bernstein
Coates: lists of articles about Leonard Bernstein
Coates: lists of Leonard Bernstein's honors and awards
Coates: lists of Leonard Bernstein's manuscripts at the Library of Congress
Coates: lists of Leonard Bernstein's recordings
Coates: lists for Findings
Coates: memoranda
Coates: miscellaneous
Coates: New York Philharmonic
Coates: party lists
Coates: pending
Coates: purchases
Coates: requests - donations
Coates: Susan Harris - "Reflection on the Cancer Phenomenon"
Coates: travel schedules
Gottlieb
Gottlieb: addresses for music outlets, New York City
Gottlieb: agreement - Kennedy Center, Schirmer, Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Schwartz
Gottlieb: Alsop, Marin - All Bernstein concert
Gottlieb: Amberson trademark logo
Gottlieb: Amberson Video Inc./UNITEL - Norton lectures, Mahler #9 agreement
Gottlieb: American Academy
Gottlieb: archives
Gottlieb: articles
Gottlieb: ASCAP
Gottlieb: Bernstein, Leonard
Gottlieb: Bernstein's 60th birthday concert
Gottlieb: Bernstein's 70th birthday
Gottlieb: Bernstein's works
Gottlieb: Blitzstein recordings
Gottlieb: CBS - Norton lectures contract
Gottlieb: CBS - Norton lectures copyright license contract
Gottlieb: Charleston concert
Gottlieb: correspondence, 1977-1991
Gottlieb: Deutsche Grammophon notes
Gottlieb: errata
Gottlieb: Harvard College - Norton lectures
Gottlieb: Harvard University Press - publishing agreement
Gottlieb: homage to Leonard Bernstein
Gottlieb: in memory of Hyman J. Rubenstein
Gottlieb: inventory
Gottlieb: Israel - Vienna
Gottlieb: JALNI
Gottlieb: JFK scores
Gottlieb: job descriptions
Gottlieb: Kansas City Leonard Bernstein festivals
Gottlieb: Kraut, Harry
Gottlieb: Landerson, Louis
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein bills, invoices
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein catalogue
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein catalogue and biography
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein catalogue correspondence
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein funeral
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein honors
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein memorial
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein memorial concert
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein show music tour
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein stationery
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein thesis by Gottlieb
Gottlieb: Leonard Bernstein TV shows
Gottlieb: Lewis, Joe
Gottlieb: London Leonard Bernstein festival
Gottlieb: mailing lists
Gottlieb: Majestic Theater
Gottlieb: Mass agreement - Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Schwartz
Gottlieb: Mass clippings
Gottlieb: memos
Gottlieb: memos - JALNI overview
Gottlieb: memos - Ken Richer
Gottlieb: Milwaukee Leonard Bernstein festival
Gottlieb: miscellaneous
Gottlieb: miscellaneous articles
Gottlieb: Music for Life
Gottlieb: New York Philharmonic - Young People's Concerts #1
Gottlieb: New York Philharmonic - Young People's Concerts #4
Gottlieb: Norton lectures
Gottlieb: Norton lectures - correspondence
Gottlieb: Norton lectures - Leonard Bernstein fact sheet
Gottlieb: Norton lectures - miscellaneous
Gottlieb: old files, A-C, 1977-1981
Gottlieb: old files, D-R, 1977-1981
Gottlieb: old files, S-Z, 1977-1981
Gottlieb: Peyser, Joan
Gottlieb: possible future programs
Gottlieb: program notes
Gottlieb: programs
Gottlieb: Proskauer
Gottlieb: repertory Leonard Bernstein at New York Philharmonic
Gottlieb: research
Gottlieb: Ritchie, John
Gottlieb: Rorem, Ned - tribute to Leonard Bernstein
Gottlieb: Schirmer, G. and Amberson contract
Gottlieb: Schirmer, G. - correspondence
Gottlieb: Schirmer, G. folder #2
Gottlieb: Schirmer, G. - Leonard Bernstein agreement
Gottlieb: Strilko, Anthony
Gottlieb: Tanglewood
Gottlieb: telexes
Gottlieb: Tristan und Isolde
Gottlieb: Vienna - Leonard Bernstein programs
Gottlieb: Warner Bros.
Harmon: archives week - New York
Harmon: Blake, Paul
Harmon: Boosey and Hawkes - temporary files
Harmon: Carnegie Hall/New York Philharmonic
Harmon: Carnegie Hall Centenary
Harmon: CBS - consents
Harmon: Christmas trees
Harmon: Coates, Helen
Harmon: A Concert Remembering Lenny - notes
Harmon: defunct correspondence, 1987-1988
Harmon: defunct correspondence, 1987-1990
Harmon: Fairfield Historical Society
Harmon: fan mail
Harmon: festivals
Harmon: Fleischmann, Martin
Harmon: Goldstein requests
Harmon: Gussow, Mel - West Side Story book
Harmon: Harmon, Charlie
Harmon: Harris, Joy
Harmon: Hatefutsoth, Beth
Harmon: Holmes Security Systems
Harmon: Japan Tanglewood project
Harmon: Kennedy Center honors
Harmon: Leonard Bernstein archives
Harmon: Leonard Bernstein birthday
Harmon: Leonard Bernstein collection stationery
Harmon: Leonard Bernstein memorial concerts - notes
Harmon: Leonard Bernstein schedules
Harmon: Lyndon Baines Johnson Library
Harmon: Magnes Museum
Harmon: Mahler orchestra parts
Harmon: MCA Records - "I Love My Wife"
Harmon: memos, 1986-1988
Harmon: memos, 1989-1991
Harmon: Minskoff audit
Harmon: miscellaneous, 1981-1991
Harmon: Museum of Communications
Harmon: Museum of Racing
Harmon: Music for Life
Harmon: National Portrait Gallery
Harmon: New York Philharmonic
Harmon: Niederheim Museum
Harmon: orchestra material
Harmon: piano music
Harmon: Prawy, Marcel
Harmon: Pruett, Barbara J.
Harmon: Radio-France
Harmon: Reflections
Harmon: Rolling Stone
Harmon: Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival
Harmon: Tanglewood - accounting
Harmon: Tanglewood letters - accommodations
Harmon: The Living End - screenplay by Stanley Elkin
Harmon: update of red book - Bernstein catalogue
Harmon: Young People's Concerts - Burton, Lukas
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - Capitol-EMI album
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - clippings
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - Coca-Cola TV special
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - copyright assignment
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - correspondence
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - deferred authors' royalties
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - joint venture production agent
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - limited partnership agent - Whitehead-Stevens
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - lyrics publishing license agent
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - memoranda
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - motion picture license agent
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - music publishing joint venture
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - power of attorney
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - production costs
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - Roger Stevens - agent
Proskauer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - Saint Subber termination
Proskauer: addresses
Proskauer: Amberson - agreement drafts
Proskauer: Amberson - correspondence and disbursements
Proskauer: Amberson - minutes
Proskauer: Amberson Production Inc. - corporate title
Proskauer: Amberson - Schirmer agreements
Proskauer: Amberson - tax returns
Proskauer: BBC and London Symphony agents
Proskauer: BBC contract - Bruno Walter's Omnibus
Proskauer: BBC interview in Brussels
Proskauer: Beethoven special - clippings
Proskauer: Beethoven special - correspondence
Proskauer: Beethoven special - drafts, notes, and memos
Proskauer: Beethoven special - Österreichischer Rundfunk
Proskauer: Beethoven special - statements
Proskauer: Beethoven special - Vienna Philharmonic
Proskauer: Bernstein Beauty Supply
Proskauer: By Bernstein
Proskauer: By Bernstein - correspondence
Proskauer: By Bernstein - drafts
Proskauer: By Bernstein - production agreement drafts
Proskauer: By Bernstein - reviews
Proskauer: By Bernstein - rights to songs
Proskauer: By Bernstein - scenario
Proskauer: By Bernstein - Schirmer, G. agreement
Proskauer: By Bernstein - CBS - negotiations
Proskauer: Chappell
Proskauer: Chappell - publishing agreement
Proskauer: correspondence, general, 1959-1965
Proskauer: Edinburgh Festival
Proskauer: Edinburgh Festival and London Symphony Orchestra
Proskauer: FBI files, 1949
Proskauer: FBI files, 1950-1970
Proskauer: FBI files - requests
Proskauer: financial - Bernstein
Proskauer: First National City Bank
Proskauer: London Symphony and BBC - correspondence
Proskauer: Mass - agents
Proskauer: Mass - Amberson - Schirmer - Aftra agent
Proskauer: Mass - CBS Records
Proskauer: Mass - Center Theatre Group
Proskauer: Mass - Cincinnati and New York Productions
Proskauer: Mass - clippings
Proskauer: Mass - correspondence
Proskauer: Mass - Music Maximus, Ltd.
Proskauer: Mass - notes and drafts
Proskauer: Mass - notes and memos
Proskauer:Mass - Peress
Proskauer: Mass - photocopy of notes
Proskauer: Mass - pop recordings
Proskauer: Mass - souvenir book
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - Amberson
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - Austrian TV
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - correspondence
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - drafts
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - National Telefilm agent
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - notes and memos
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - Schirmer - video taping agent
Proskauer: Mass - Vienna - video cassette
Proskauer: notes to assistants
Proskauer: Nothing's Wasted
Proskauer: publishing arrangements
Proskauer: Schirmer, G.
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - Album of Songs
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - Amberson
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - Amberson - correspondence
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - audit
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - Chappell audit
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - contracts and agreements
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - correspondence
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - miscellaneous
Proskauer: Schirmer, G. - royalty statements
Proskauer: Vienna Youth Concert
Proskauer: West Side Story agreements with Schirmer and Chappell
Proskauer: West Side Story - audits
Proskauer: Young People's Concert agreement
Notebooks
Possible YPC books based on themes of Phantasmagoria (Gottlieb)
Addresses and phone numbers (Proskauer), grey notebook
Addresses and phone numbers (Proskauer), red notebook
Amberson film and videotape catalogue (25 Central Park West)
Artists, C-G (25 Central Park West)
Artists, H-K (25 Central Park West)
Artists, T-Z (25 Central Park West)
The best of Bernstein (25 Central Park West)
VMI: board members list (book one) (25 Central Park West)
VMI: board members list (book two) (25 Central Park West)
Agreement between Boston Symphony Orchestra and Polydor, Inc. (25 Central Park West)
Cash balance, Amberson Enterprises Inc./Chemical Bank (25 Central Park West), 1972-1974
Cash balance (25 Central Park West), 1977
Cash balance (25 Central Park West), 1978
Leonard Bernstein/Cash receipts (25 Central Park West), 1979-1980
Catalogue of Leonard Bernstein production materials stored at Movielab and Amberson (25 Central Park West)
Reflections (25 Central Park West)
Young People's Concerts, 1-13 (25 Central Park West)
Young People's Concerts, 14-25 (25 Central Park West)
MVA Bernstein orders (binders Y-5)
BMI handbook (binders Y-5)
Vintage Bernstein scripts (binders Y-5)
AMBV# (binders Y-5)
Leonard Bernstein - Reflections (binders Y-5)
Leonard Bernstein on Bach/Handel/Haydn/Beethoven/Berlioz.... (binders Y-5)
Schleswig-Holstein
American Symphony Orchestra League
Gottlieb: TV - Young People’s Concerts - Adult concerts
Card Files
Invitation lists to Leonard Bernstein’s 65th birthday and memorial service (3x5 cards)
Rolodex from 25 Central Park West, given to Crozier in 1992
Two sets of address cards: 3x5 and detached Rolodex cards
Personal Business Papers, 1944-1990, bulk 1944-1969
A.C.T. Teatro Club
Abbott, George
Academy of Achievement see American Academy of Achievement
Academy of American Poets
Academy of Music of Philadelphia
Accademia nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Acting Company
Actors' Fund of America
Adams, Jack, & Co. see Jack Adams & Co.
Adler, Hans
Adler, Stella
Advanced Music Corp.
Advocates for the Arts
Affidavit on Communist accusations (in re), 1954
AFS international scholarships
AFTRA pension and welfare funds
Agenzia internazionale concerti
Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale
“AIDs as Apocalypse”
Alberta, government of the province of
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Alien orders and travel permits
Alter (Louis) memorial concert see Louis Alter memorial concert
America-Israel Cultural Foundation
America-Israel Society
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
American Academy of Achievement
American Academy of Dramatic Arts (AADA)
American Accordionists' Association
American Association for the United Nations
American Association of University Women
American Ballet Theatre
American Broadcasting Company
American Cancer Society
American Christian Palestine Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
American Conservatory of Music
American Conservatory Theater
American Council for Émigrés in the Professions
American Farm School
American Film Institute
American Friends of the Hebrew University
American Friends Service Committee
American Fund for Israel Institutions
American Fund for Palestine Institutions
American Fund for Palestinian Institutions
American Guild of Musical Artists
American Guild of Organists
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
American Jewish Literary Foundation
American Jewish Tercentenary
American Joint Distribution Committee
American Music Scholarship Association
American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA)
American National Opera Company, Inc.
American National Theatre and Academy
American Recorded Music Society
American Red Cross
American Red Mogen David for Israel
American-Scandinavian Foundation
American Society for Cultural Relations with Italy
American Society for Russian Relief
American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
American Society of the French Legion of Honor
American Symphony Orchestra
American Theatre Wing
American Whig-Cliosophic Society
American Zionist Council
Amnesty International U.S.A.
Anderson, Marian
Anti-defamation League of B'nai B'rith
AP Newsfeatures
Appraisal–Dakota–draft
Appraisal–Fairfield–draft
Appraised inventory of household furnishings, 205 West 57th St.
Appraised inventory of household furnishings, Redding, Connecticut
Arapahoe Community College
Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition
Artist info file
Artists Alliance
Arts Club of Chicago
ASCAP
ASCAP, 1944-1951
ASCAP, 1968-1970
ASCAP accounting history, 1971-1972
ASCAP accounting history, 1973
ASCAP accounting history, 1974-1975
ASCAP accounting history, 1976-1977
ASCAP accounting history, 1988-1989
Ashley-Steiner-Famous Artists, or, Ashley Famous Artists see Brown, Katharine and "A" miscellaneous
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies
Aspen Music Festival and Music School
Associated American Artists
Associated Exhibitors
Associated Jewish Philanthropies see Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York
Associated Music Publishers
Associated Musicians of Greater New York
Association des Concerts Lamoureux
Association for the Help of Retarded Children
Associazione di Cultura Teatrale see A.C.T. Teatro Club
Atlantic Monthly Press
Atlas, Dalia
Audio Engineering Society
Audition requests, 1945-1959
Audition requests, 1965-1967
Australian Broadcasting Commission
"A" miscellaneous
Bachrach Photographers
Bagaduce Music Lending Library
Baldwin Piano Company
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ball, Neal
Ballet Theatre see American Ballet Theatre
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Bank statements and checks, 1952
Bank statements and cancelled checks, 1952-1955
Bank statements and checks, 1953
Bank statements and checks, 1954
Bank statements and checks, 1955
Bank statements and checks, 1956
Bank statements and checks, 1957
Bank statements and checks, 1958
Bank statements and checks, 1959
Bar-Ilan University
Barber's Journal Men's Hairstylist
Barenboim, Daniel and Beethoven
Barnard College
Barry Buenos Aires
Bartok (Bela) Memorial Committee see Bela Bartok Memorial Committee
Becker, Eugene
Beek, Johanna
Bela Bartok Memorial Committee
Bells are Ringing
Benjamin, Edward B.
Bennington College
Benson, C. Ann
Bentwich, Margery and Norman (brother)
Berk (Mae H.) Insurance see Mae H. Berk Insurance
Berkshire Music Center
Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester
Bernays and Eisner, 1953-1959
Bernays and Eisner, 1960-1971
Bernstein show–cast list
Bernstein, Sidney L.
Biennale di Venezia
Bing, Rudolf see also Metropolitan Opera; Schippers, Thomas; Miami Opera Association in "M" miscellaneous
Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Blowitz, William and Magdalene Maskel, Publicity and Public Relations
Blumenfeld, Harold
B'nai B'rith
Board of Education of the City of New York
Bohemians (New York Musicians' Club)
Bolin, Georg
Bolt, Beranek and Newman Inc.
Book-of-the-Month Club
Boosey & Hawkes
Borge, Victor
Boston Jaycees
Boston Latin School
Boston Lubavitz Yeshiva
Boston Public Library
Boston Public Schools
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boys Clubs of America
Bradley, Omar N.
Braille Music Institute see Music for the Blind
Braverman, Marvin A.
Bravo! Magazine
Brearley School
Brigham Young University
Brisson, Griffith and Prince see Griffith and Prince
British Broadcasting Corporation
Broadcast Music, Inc.
Brod, Oswald
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brookyln College
Brott, Alexander
Brown, Katharine
Brown University
Bruckner Society of America
Buck, Pearl S.
Buffalo Symphony Orchestra
Bunche, Ralph J.
Bureau Artistique d'Athenes
Bureau de Concerts Marcel de Valmalete
Burton, Humphrey
Business and Professional Council for Palestine Histadrut
Butler University
"B" miscellaneous
Cage, John
Cahn, Dr. Judah see also Metropolitan Synagogue of New York
Cain, James M.
California State College
Cameron University
A Camouflage of Pages
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Candide
Candide, 1956-1957
Candide see Ethel Linder Reiner Productions
Candide requests
Cantor, Eddie
Cardus, Neville
Carl Fischer Inc.
Carmen - Polydor
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carolina Forum see University of North Carolina
Carvalho, Eleazar de see Orquestra Sinfonica Brasileira
Casals, Pablo see Festival Casals
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario see Forsman, John in "F" miscellaneous
Catholic University of America
CBS
CBS Films Inc.
CBS International
CBS Radio
CBS Records
CBS Television
CBS Television Network
Celebrity Concerts
Česká filharmonie
Chappell and Co.
Charles Scribner's Sons
Chase, Gilbert
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
Chenault Associates
Chicago Symphony Orchestra see also Ravinia Festival Association
Chichester Cathedral
Chinmoy, Sri see United Nations
Christian Register
Christmas, 1990
The Christophers
City Center of Music and Drama
City College of New York
City of New York
Civil Rights Congress
Clara Laughlin Travel Services
Clark University
Clurman, Harold (in re)
Coates, Helen see also Correspondence--General
Coates, Helen: lists of Bernstein's music and books
Coates, Helen: memorial invitations
Coates, Helen: Young People's Concerts and TV programs
Colgate University
Collegiate School
Columbia Broadcasting System see CBS
Columbia Concerts see Columbia Artists Management
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Columbia Records
Columbia Records, 1965
Columbia University
Comden, Betty and Adolph Green (in re)
Commissie Collectieve Grammofoonplaten Campagne
Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy
Communist accusations see "Red Channels" in Memoranda etc.
Composer's Showcase
Concert Artists Guild
Concerts Symphoniques de Montreal
Conciertos Daniel see Sociedad Musical Daniel
Conducting, domestic and Canadian
Conducting, international, 1947-1974
Conductors' Guild see American Symphony Orchestra League
Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
Congregation Emanu-El (of the city of Yonkers)
Contemporary Chamber Ensemble
Copland, Aaron see also International Society for Contemporary Musicians and League of Composers
Copland, Aaron: a catalogue of his works
Cornell, Katharine
Cornell University
Correspondence--General, 1953-1958
Cosmopolitan Young People's Symphony Orchestra
Cowan, Lester
Crawford, Cheryl
Crawford, Joan
Creston, Paul
Crowell, Thomas Y., Company see Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Curtis Institute of Music
"C" miscellaneous
Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
Dallas Symphony Association
Dan Golenpaul Associates
Dance Magazine
Dance Notation Bureau
Danish Embassy
Dartmouth College
Decca Records
DeKoos, G. (concert director)
Delta Phi Epsilon
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Diamand, Peter see Holland Festival
Dickinson College
Discographies
Discographies–Leonard Bernstein recorded music
Donations list, 1944-1953
Doubleday and Company
Dowling, Robert W.
Dramatists' Guild
Duke University
Dutton, E.P., and Company see E.P. Dutton and Company
"D" miscellaneous
E.P. Dutton and Company
Earlham College
Easter Seal Society
Eastman School of Music
Edgar M. Leventritt Foundation
Educational Broadcasting Corporation
Edward MacDowell Asssociation
Eger, Joseph
Elbee Audio Players
Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award
Eliot House see Harvard
Emmy Awards see National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Encyclopedia Britannica
Entertainment Hall of Fame
Erb, Donald
Esco Foundation for Palestine
Esco Music Center
Esquire
Ethel Linder Reiner Productions
European tour, 1948
Ewen, David
Ezer, A.
"E" miscellaneous
Fadiman, Clifton
Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr.
Fairfield University
Famous Artists Agency
Famous Artists Corporation
Fan mail, A-R see also Fan Mail series
Fan mail, S-Z
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York
Festival Casals
Festival d'Israel
Festival of the Americas
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Fields, Dorothy
Filing notes
Finland--Consulate General
Finzi, Ada see Organizzazione Internazionale Concerti and Agenzia Lirica Concertistica Internazionale
The Firstborn
Fischer, Carl, Inc. see Carl Fischer Inc.
Fitelson and Mayers (law firm)
Fleisher, Leon
Fonda, Henry
Fonteyn, Margot
Forbes, Malcolm
Ford Foundation
Ford Motor Company
Fordham University
France, Embassy of
Free Library of Philadelphia
Freedman, Ellis J. see Friedman & Freedman and Lowenthal, Freedman, Landau, Fischer & Todres, P.C.
Freeman, Gordon
Freeman [H. Gordon] and Greenberg see also Correspondence--General
Freeman, Paul
Friedman, Abraham see also Bernays and Eisner; Friedman & Freedman; Correspondence--General
Friedman & Freedman
Fulbright, J. William
"F" miscellaneous
G. Ricordi & c. see Ricordi (Firm)
G. Schirmer, Inc.
G. Schirmer, Inc./Schirmer Books
Gale, Bernays, Falk and Eisner see Bernays and Eisner
Garden State Arts Center see Lawrence, Peter
Gavazzeni, Gianandrea
George Gershwin Memorial Foundation
Gershwin, George, Memorial Foundation see George Gershwin Memorial Foundation
Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien
Ghiringhelli, Antonio
Glover Clinic
Golden Slipper Club
Goldman, Richard Franko
Golenpaul, Dan, Associates see Dan Golenpaul Associates
Green, Johnny see also Entertaiment Hall of Fame
Greenwich House Music School
Greissle, Felix see International Society for Contemporary Music and League of Composers
Griffith and Prince
Griffith Music Foundation
Grolier Incorporated
"G" miscellaneous
Haas, Karl
Haase, Rudolf
Hadassah
Hadley School for the Blind
Halász, László
Hall of Fame for Great Americans
Hammarskjöld, Dag Foundation see Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
Hammerstein, Oscar, II
Hansen, Wilhelm (music publisher, concert/theatre management)
Harburg, E. Y. (Edgar "Yip") see also Givat Haviva in "G" miscellaneous
Harlem School of the Arts
Harmon, Charlie–Miscellaneous
Harnick, Sheldon
Harold Holt, Ltd.
Harper & Row/Harper's Magazine
Harris, Roy
Hart, Moss
Hartford Conservatory of Music
Harvard, 1947-1967
Harvard, 1968-1988
Harvard scholarship fund
Harvard University Press--London
Harvard University Press: promotion of The Unanswered Question
Hautzig, Walter
Haverford College
Hayes, Helen
HB Playwrights Foundation, Inc.
Hebrew Arts School
Hebrew Union College
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hedlund, Oscar
Heinsheimer, Hans see G. Schirmer, Inc.
High School of Music and Art
Hocker, David (personal representative)
Hofstra University
Holland, Charles
Holland Festival
Holm, Hanya
Holt, Harold, Ltd. see Harold Holt, Ltd.
Horace Bushnell Memorial Hall Corporation
Horney Clinic, Karen see Karen Horney Clinic
Hoyt, Howard
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hunter College
Hurok, Sol (in re) see also Fashion Institute of Technology in "F" miscellaneous
"H" miscellaneous
Income taxes, 1943-1951
Income taxes, 1960-1971
Income taxes, 1972-1980
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions
Indiana University
Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on the Jewish Family and Communities in Israel and the Diaspora
Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston)
Institute of Contemporary Arts (Washington D.C.)
Institute of International Education
Institute of Modern Art (Boston) see Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston)
Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes
International Festival of Youth Orchestras
International House--New York
International Music Council
International Society for Contemporary Music see League of Composers
Invitations
Isaacson, Michael
Israel
Israel Academy of Music Tel-Aviv
Israel Bonds Organization see State of Israel Bonds Organization
Israel, Consulate General of
Israel (in re)
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Israel Pro-Musica Orchestra
Istomin, Eugene
"I" miscellaneous
Jack Adams & Co.
Janssen Symphony Orchestra of Los Angeles
Javits, Jacob K.
Jazz Arts Society
Jerusalem Convention Centre Association
Jerusalem School for Music and Arts
Jeunesses Musicales International
Jewish Center Lecture Bureau
Jewish Community Center (Houston)
Jewish Community Center (New Jersey)
Jewish Museum
Jewish Music Council
Jewish National Fund
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson, Lady Bird
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee see also Spanish Refugee Appeal
Journey for Peace
Juhász, Előd
Juilliard School of Music
"J" miscellaneous
Kanin, Garson
Kapell, William, Piano Foundation see William Kapell Piano Foundation
Karamu House
Karen Horney Clinic
Kelly, Gene see Entertainment Hall of Fame
Kennedy assassination
Kennedy family (in re)
Kennedy, John F., Center for the Performing Arts see John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Khadem-Missagh, Bijan
King, Martin Luther, Jr. (in re)
Kirstein, Lincoln
Knopf, Alfred A., Inc. see Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Kohl, Clemens
Koussevitzky Music Foundation
Koussevitzky Recordings Association
Kraut, Harry J.
Kubrick, Stanley
"K" miscellaneous
La Scala see Teatro alla Scala
Landon, H. C. Robbins
Lane Bryant Annual Awards
Lantz, Robert Ltd. see Robert Lantz, Ltd.
Lawrence, Peter see also Fairfax County in "F" miscellaneous
League of Composers
Leases and household concerns
Ledger of receipts, 1945-1954
Leeds International Piano Competition
Legge, Walter
Lehman, Herbert H.
Lemmon, Jack
Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital
Leonard Bernstein 75th birthday commemoration folders
Leonard Bernstein, an appreciation
Leventritt, Edgar M., Foundation see Edgar M. Leventritt Foundation
Levi, Leo N., Memorial Hospital see Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital
Library and Museum of the Performing Arts
Library of Congress
Library of Congress/Koussevitzky press release
Libretti (unsolicited)
Life magazine
Lighthouse
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Lindsay, John V. (mayor of New York)
Look magazine
Lotos Club
Louis Alter memorial concert
Louisville Orchestra
Lowenthal, Freedman, Landau, Fischer and Todres, P.C.
"L" miscellaneous
MacDowell Colony see also Edward MacDowell Association
MacDowell, Edward, Asssociation see Edward MacDowell Association
Mae H. Berk Insurance
Magaloff, Nikita
Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Mahler-Werfel, Alma
Mahler, Gustav (Societies)
Manhattan School of Music
Mannes College of Music
March of Dimes
Marlboro School of Music
Martin, Walter F., Co. see Walter F. Martin Co.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MCA
MCA Artists, Ltd.
McGraw-Hill Book Company
McKeldin, Theodore R.
Meet the Composer
Memoranda, etc.
Mendes, Larry
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan Opera Guild see Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan Synagogue of New York
Metropolitan Vocational High School
Miami University (Ohio)
Michigan State University
Millar, Gregory
Mills Music
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Modern Forum
Moore, Douglas see Columbia University
Morris, William, Agency see William Morris Agency
Mount Vernon Symphony Society see Philharmonic Symphony of Westchester
Mu Phi Epsilon Memorial Foundation
Music Educators National Conference
Music for the Blind
Music Journal
Music Publishers Holding Corp.
Music Publishers Holding Corp. royalty statement
Musical America
Musical Courier
Musicians Aid Society
Musicians Emergency Fund
Musicians Foundation, Inc.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
"M" miscellaneous
Nation
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
National Arts Club
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Broadcasting Company
National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
National Concert and Artists Corporation
National Council of Jewish Women
National Council on the Arts/National Endowment for the Arts
National Education Association
National Educational Television
National Endowment for the Arts see National Council on the Arts
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Institute of Music and Letters
National Jewish Welfare Board
National Music Camp
National Music Council
National Portrait Gallery
National Society for Crippled Children and Adults see Easter Seal Society
National Symphony Orchestra
NBC Orchestra see Symphony of the Air
Nederlandsche Concertdirectie J. Beek see Beek, Johanna
New England Chassidic Center
New England Conservatory
New England Hebrew Academy
New School for Social Research
New York City Symphony
New York Herald Tribune
New York Philharmonic
New York Philharmonic personnel--Salaries
New York Pro Musica
New York Public Library
New York Quarterly
New York Shakespeare Festival
New York State Poets in the Schools
New York Times see also WQXR
Newport Jazz Festival
Nordisk Polyphon Aktieselskab
Norman, Itzhak
Norsk Konsertdireksjon
Northwestern University
Note
Notes on Young People's Concerts auditions
"N" miscellaneous
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Oldani, Luigi see Ghiringhelli, Antonio
Onassis, Jackie (Kennedy)
Ongaku no Tomosha Company
Opera News
Oratorio Society of New York
Oratorio Society of Washington, D.C.
Orchestre de Chambre see Brott, Alexander
Organizacion de Conciertos Gerard
Organizzazione Internazionale Concerti
Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira
Oxford University Press
Ozawa, Seiji see Gyosei Ltd. in "G" miscellaneous
"O" miscellaneous
Palestine Philharmonic Orchestra see Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Pan American Union
Park Avenue Synagogue
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Pennsylvania State University
People-to-People Program
People's Songs, Inc.
Perlis, Vivian
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Philadelphia Singers
Philharmonic Symphony of Westchester
Pi Kappa Lambda
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Playboy
Polish People's Republic, Embassy of the
Portland Junior Symphony Orchestra
Prawy, Marcel
Prazske Jaro
Presidential commissions
Press books: transferral of scrapbooks and microfilm
Presser, Theodore, Co. see Theodore Presser Company
Prince, Harold
Princeton University
Professional Children's School
Progressive Citizens of America
Proskauer, Rose, Goetz and Mendelsohn
"P" miscellaneous
Quesada, Ernesto de see Sociedad Musical Daniel
"Q" miscellaneous
Radio Corporation of America see also RCA
Radio Three FM’s Bernstein Day–Transcript
Radiotelevisione italiana
Ravinia Festival Association see also Chicago Symphony Orchestra
RCA recordings
RCA royalties, 1945-1950
RCA royalties, 1951-1962
RCA royalty statements
Record and music library cards
Recordings of works by Leonard Bernstein, WSS records
Recordings made by Leonard Bernstein
Richmond, Aaron (concert director)
Richmond Symphony
Ricordi (Firm)
Rina Gallery
Robbins, Jack
Robert Lantz, Ltd.
Rocamora, Wynn see Festival of the Americas and Hollywood Bowl
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Rockefeller family (in re)
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockford College
Rodgers, Richard
Rollins College
Romeike Press clippings
Ronell, Ann see Cowan, Lester
Roosevelt family (in re)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Rules of behavior at an opera house
Russian War Relief see American Society for Russian Relief
Rutgers University
"R" miscellaneous
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Saint Joseph's College
Saito Conducting Method
Salvation Army
Salzburg Seminar in American Studies
San Diego State College
San Francisco Bach Society
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Opera
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
San Francisco Town Hall
Sane see National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
Saturday Review
Saudek, Robert
Save the Children
Schedules–1976
Schippers, Thomas see also Zeffirelli, Franco
Schirmer, G., Inc./Schirmer Books see G. Schirmer, Inc.
Schneider, Alexander
Schola Cantorum of New York
Scholastic Magazines, Inc./Scholastic Inc.
Schulberg, Budd
Schulhof, Andrew
Schulmerich Carillons Inc.
Schwann Record and Tape Guide
Schwann, W., Publisher Inc. see W. Schwann Publisher, Inc.
Screen Composers' Association
Scribner's, Charles, and Sons see Charles Scribner's Sons
Script pages–Unidentified
Seattle Opera Association, Inc.
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Seeger, Pete
Seldes, Gilbert
Sellers, Michael
SESAC Inc.
Sessions, Roger see International Society for Contemporary Music and League of Composers
Settlement Music School
Seventeen
Sherman, Editta
Shoham Maritime Services Ltd.
Siegal, Dr. Martin
Sigma Alpha Iota
Signet Society
Silver Burdett Company
Simmons College
Sinai Temple Forum
Sinatra, Frank
Skidmore College
Smith College
Smith, Oliver
Smithsonian Institution
Sociedad Musical Daniel
Société philharmonique de Bruxelles et Société des Concerts Populaires
Solters/Sabinson/Roskin Inc.
Solti, Sir Georg
Sonata for clarinet and piano
Southampton College
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Southern Conference for Human Welfare see Southern Conference Educational Fund
Soviet composers
Spanish Institute
Spanish Refugee Appeal see also Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee
Speiser, Maurice and Herbert
Springfield Adult Education Council
Springfield Symphony Orchestra
St. Bartholomew's Church
St. James' Community House
St. Labre Indian School
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
St. Louis University
Stamps, Granada
Stanford University
State of Israel Bonds
State University College
State University of New York
Stefan Wolpe Society
Steinway, Frederick
Stevens, Roger see White House
Stevenson, Adlai
Stokowski, Leopold
Stratford Shakespearean Festival
Stravinsky, Igor
Styne, Jule
Süddeutscher Rundfunk
Sullivan, Ed
Swiss Music Library
Sylvania Television Awards
Symphony for United Nations (SUN) see Eger, Joseph
Symphony of the Air
Symphony of the New World
Syracuse University
"S" miscellaneous
Talley, Paul M.
Tams-Witmark Music Library
Tanglewood
Teatro alla Scala
Technichord Records
Tel-Aviv University
Temple Emanuel
Temple Israel
Temple Israel (Boston)
Temple Mishkan Tefila
Temple Sholom (Chicago)
Temple University
Thanks to the Danes (scholarship fund)
Theodore Presser Company
Think
This I Believe
Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Thorne Music Fund
“Those Hands of His”
Thurber, James
Time Magazine
Titus, Eve
Tony Awards see Perry, Antoinette, Awards Committee in "P" miscellaneous
Traubner, Edward
Trenner, Lew
Truman Diamond Jubilee
Trust agreements with Helen Coates
Tureck, Rosalyn see International Bach Society in "I" miscellaneous
"T" miscellaneous
UCLA Associated Students Speakers Program
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
United Artists Corporation
United Jewish Appeal
United Nations
United Nations Association
United Service Organizations
United States Air Force
United States Army
United States Committee for UNICEF
United States Dept. of State
United States, Embassy of (miscellaneous)
United States Foreign Service
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States Naval Academy see United States Navy
United States Navy
United States Office of War Information
United Synagogue of America
University of Bridgeport
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Francisco
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Chicago
University of Cincinnati
University of Colorado
University of Hartford
University of Illinois
University of Kansas
University of Massachusetts
University of Miami
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of Missouri at Kansas City
University of Nebraska
University of North Carolina
University of Notre Dame
University of Oklahoma
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Rhode Island
University of Rochester
University of South Florida
University of Texas
University of Utah
University of Virginia
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin
Unsolicited lyrics
Updike, John see American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Ussachevsky, Vladimir
"U" miscellaneous
Valmalete, Marcel de see Bureau de Concerts
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Veterans Administration
Veterans Administration Hospital see Veterans Administration
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra see Wiener Philharmonisches Orchester
Vienna State Opera see Wiener Staatsoper
Viking Press
Vogue
"V" miscellaneous
W. Schwann Publisher, Inc.
Wagner, Robert F. (New York City mayor)
Wagner, Wieland and Wolfgang
Walter F. Martin Co.
Wayne State University
Wechsler and Co. see Wechsler, Samuel
Wechsler, Samuel
Weidengeld, George
Weinstein, Lewis H.
Weissberger and Frosch
Weizmann Institute of Science
Welles, Orson
Wesleyan University
West Side Story
West Side Story see also The New Republic in "N" miscellaneous
West Side Story Columbia Records royalty statements
West Virginia University
Westminster Choir College
White House
Who's Who in World Jewry
Wiener Festwochen
Wiener Philharmonisches Orchester
Wiener Staatsoper
Wiesel, Elie see Holocaust Memorial Council in "H" miscellaneous
Wilfan, Hubert
Wilfred van Wyck, Ltd.
William Kapell Piano Foundation
William Morris Agency
Williams College
Williamsburg Settlement
Wilson, Walter
Wiltwyck School for Boys
WNYC
Wolf Trap 1978 concert
Wolpe, Stefan, Society see Stefan Wolpe Society
Women's American ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation through Training)
World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
World Film Festival
World Publishing Company
World's Fair (New York City)
WQXR see also New York Times
Wyck, Wilfred van, Ltd. see Wilfred van Wyck, Ltd.
"W" miscellaneous
Yaddo
Yale University
Yeshiva University
Yinon, Israel
Young Audiences, Inc.
Young Men's and Women's Hebrew Association
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA)
Young People's Concerts
Young People’s Concerts–Exclusive of Leonard Bernstein
Young Peoples’ Concerts–General
Young People’s Concerts–General, 1957-1967
Young People’s Concerts–Ideas
Young People’s Concerts–Invitations and rejections
Young People’s Concerts–Lists
Young People’s Concerts–Tape inventories
Young People’s Concerts–Tenth season and teacher’s guide
Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA)
Youth Aliyah
"Y" miscellaneous
Zappa, Frank
Zeffirelli, Franco see also Schippers, Thomas
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Zionist Organization of America
Zirato, Bruno
"Z" miscellaneous
Book about Leonard Bernstein
Writings on Leonard Bernstein by Jack Gottlieb
Vaults/film materials
Scrapbooks, 1933-1987
Vol. IA. Dec. 1, 1933-Nov. 30, 1941
Vol. IB. April 1941-1942--Jan.-Feb. 1944
Vol. II-A. Jan. 29, 1944-May 23, 1944
Vol. II-B. May 23, 1944-Sept. 14, 1944
Vol. 3-A. Sept. 15, 1944-Dec. 14, 1944
Vol. 3-B. Dec. 14, 1944-Feb. 24, 1945
Vol. IV. Feb. 24, 1945-Sept. 16, 1945
Vol. V. Sept. 16, 1945-Feb. 16, 1946
Vol. VI. Feb. 17, 1946-Aug. 22, 1946
Vol. VII. Aug. 22, 1946-Feb. 17, 1947
Vol. VIII. Feb. 17, 1947-Oct. 6, 1947
Vol. 9. Oct. 6, 1947-Feb. 22, 1948
Vol. 10. Feb. 22, 1948-Oct. 29, 1948
Vol. 11-A. Oct. 29, 1948-Dec. 21, 1948
Vol. 11-B. Dec. 22, 1948-April 23, 1949
Vol. 12-A. April 24, 1949-Dec. 13, 1949
Vol. 12-B. Dec. 14, 1949-March 5, 1950
Vol. 13. March 6, 1950-Jan. 29, 1951
Vol. XIV. Jan. 30, 1951-May 14, 1952
Vol. XV. May 16, 1952-March 9, 1953
Vol. XVI. March 7, 1953-Oct. 25, 1953
Vol. XVII. Oct. 27, 1953-Oct. 3, 1954
Vol. 18. Nov. 4, 1954-July 31, 1955
Vol. 19. Aug. 2, 1955-May 18, 1956
Vol. 20. May 19, 1956-Dec. 31, 1956
Vol. 21. Jan. 1, 1957-May 31, 1957
Vol. 22. June 1, 1957-Oct. 2, 1957
Vol. 23. Oct. 2, 1957-Dec. 29, 1957
Vol. 24. Jan. 1, 1958-March 31, 1958
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