Music

Printed and audio-visual material pertaining mainly to Croatian culture, music and language. Includes recordings (CD and video) of Croatian folk music and dance, mainly of ensemble "Lado" (Dear).

Collection consists of one folder of materials documenting Mary Skotzko's (Marussia Kissel Skotzko) involvement and activities in the Ukrainian American community life in Connecticut, New York and Washington, D.C., particularly music and religious programs.

The collection contains a complete series of administrative records including board minutes, annual reports, committee reports, financial statements, membership lists. The collection also includes publicity files, programs, photographs, scrapbooks and news clippings.

One notebook containing handwritten lyrics to songs in Finnish, mostly folk and some socialist songs. According to the donor, Mr. Esko, the materials originated at a Finnish American homestead in the Meadowlands area near Duluth, Minnesota.

The collection contains concert and recital programs from the University of Minnesota Duluth Department of Music.

Songbooks, programs, letters.

Papers consist of personal and professional correspondence, programs, music scores, photographs, and material pertaining to Bryn's activities in the Twin Cities Ukrainian community.

Karvonen composed numerous works for organ, piano, choir, band, orchestra, chamber groups, solo voice, and solo instruments, the sheet music for which comprises the collection. Included are also materials containing biographical information, correspondence, research notes, and concert programs.

Collection contains research for and drafts of Offstage Voices, and historical materials from the Guthrie Theater.

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.

The collection contains correspondence, 1881-1942; newspaper clippings, 1916-1963; photographs, 1894-1950; poems; programs of her concert series, 1916-1928; and miscellaneous reference materials.

The collection contains letters and speeches written in Swedish by Laurette Rietz's father, Lewis Rietz, 1885-1891;  Lewis Rietz's 1888 pharmacy license, photographs, circa 1880-1924; and programs and correspondence of Laurette Rietz.

Collection consists of autobiography, plays, poetry, music, flyers, newspaper clippings, and publications.

The collection contains secretary’s books,1947–1960; photographs; news clippings, 1940–1955; a small amount of correspondence; financial papers; articles of incorporation, 1947; and programs.

Sheet music performed by society.

The collection consists of one audiocassette, made in Duluth, Minnesota, in 1970 with Mr. Gerard Spencer and Mr. D. C. Vaughn present.

The collection contains articles written by Clara Stocker,1927-1948; music manuscripts and a few published scores by Clara Stocker; newsclippings, 1926-1973; and a scrapbook of newsclippings, 1925-1936.

The collection contains articles and music written by Stella Stocker, photographs, newspaper clippings, and two scrapbooks about her interests.

This collection was created preserve the assortment of theater, opera, and movie theater programs and circulars previously in the vertical files of the NEMHC.

Collection consists of leaflets, pamphlets and program brochures documenting various community-sponsored events (festivals, art exhibits, concerts, cultural heritage celebrations) within the Ukrainian American population of mainly Cleveland, Ohio, but also elsewhere in the United States and Canada. (Chicago, New York City, and other places).

The collection consists of one 12 in. 33 1/3 rpm monographic LP sound recording of the Carillon Chorale, directed by Muriel Lindor.

Collection contains the papers of Truman E. Rickard, alumnus of the University of Minnesota.

Correspondence, accounting documents and other business records.

Collection contains audio recordings kept by Willard Johnson, including reel-to-teel recordings (bulk) and digital audio files.

Event programs; brochures containing sheet music (folk songs) and descriptions of dances; a copy of an article by Constance Fisher about the "Institute on Judaism" which took place in Mount Zion Temple in St. Paul, Minnesota on November 17, 1947; three circular letters written by Vytautas Finadar Zereni-Beliajus in Fairhope, Alabama in 1943-1944.. Also included are photographs of Vytautas Finadar Beliajus.

The collection consists of one World War I composition described as Song and Fox-Trot, titled Welcome Home My Soldier Sammy Boy lyric by written by Duluthian Marvin Oreck and music by Duluthian Samuel J. Segal.

Collection includes tape recordings (bulk), marketing and publicity, posters, and ephemera from the West Bank School of Music.

The collection contains 36 loose works and 6 notebooks of musical compositions by Helen I. White. Works are for string & piano, piano; organ; and voice & piano.

Contains records related to KUMD's Wise Women Radio.