Papers (1952-1980) pertaining to the Ajami family history include letters; newspaper clippings; programs; poetry; and photographs. Much of the material concerns Selma (Bojolad) Ajami, an opera singer, and Jocelyn Ajami, an artist. Correspondence refers to Philip K. Hitti, and correspondents include Ambassador Fletcher Warren.

The collection contains illustrative and written material for four children's books written or illustrated by Anne Siberell.

Collection includes programs, publicity, news releases, and administrative records from the Center Opera Company, now known as the Minnesota Opera.

This collection contains production material for one book by Cornelia DuBois.

Papers (1910-1976) of Danny Meduri (1885-1976), an Italian American opera singer from New York, include photographs, newspaper clippings, sheet music, programs, and playbills from his performances.

Collection contains the papers of the Department of Concerts and Lectures at the University of Minnesota.

The collection includes correspondence, scores, manuscripts, signed photographs, audio recordings (open reel and audio cassette) and other ephemera created and collected by composer Dominick Argento.

This collection documents the life and career of Donald Nivison Ferguson, Professor Emeritus of Music at the University of Minnesota. Contents include articles, speeches, clippings, correspondence, manuscripts, programs, photographs, awards, publications and scrapbooks. Family history materials, to include school assignments and drawings of John Ferguson, and information about Ferguson Hall at the University are included.

Papers (1930-1960) of Fortune Gallo (1878-1970), founder and director of the San Carlo Opera Company, consist of his "personal" books, and programs and newspaper clippings and opera directories describing the work of the Company.

Collection is composed of 39 volumes of scrapbooks collected by Louis N. Scott during his tenure as a theater and opera manager in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.

Collection consists of the records created by the Minnesota Opera.

Papers (1912-1976) of Nicola Berardinelli (1892- ), an Italian American composer, conductor, operatic baritone, voice teacher, and author, who came to the United States in 1910, consist of photographs; sheet music; playbills; programs; and newspaper clippings; Most materials pertain to Berardinelli's activities in Chicago, New York, and Denver.

Papers (ca. 1925-1965) of Petro Feshchenko-Czopiwsky contain correspondence, biographical material, and manuscript and published music scores of operas and operettas by Mykola M. Arkas (1853-1909) and other composers. In Ukrainian.

Collection contains scrapbooks, clippings, programs and publicity, photographs, and administrative materials.

Collection contains administrative records, programs, press clippings, photographs, videotapes, scrapbooks, and slides of Metropolitan Opera performances at Northrop Memorial Auditorium, University of Minnesota.

Collection containsproduction records, administrative files, audio/visual materials, memoribilia and digital files.