Music
Found in 588 Collections and/or Records:
Mormon pioneers : music collection
Richard Mucci papers
Murray Boren full-size orchestral scores, circa 1976-2004
Primarily contains large-scale works such as operas, symphonic works, and cantatas composed over the course of Boren's lifetime, including his Masters' Thesis and works comissioned by the Brigham Young University Philharmonic and Chamber Orchestra. Items are primarily computer-printed scores, with some manuscripts and onion skin copies. Some solo works (specifically sonatas) have been included in this series, having been printed on large-sized paper.
Murray Boren non-orchestral scores, circa 1976-2004
Contains primarily smaller ensemble or solo instrumental works, particularly for the harp, composed over the course of Murray Boren's career. Many of these works have been commissioned by the Barlow Endowment of Brigham Young University's School of Music and the American Harp Society. Items typically consist of computer print-outs of scores.
Music and related correspondence given to Bernard Zaslav and his performing ensembles, 1956-2011
Contains music sent to Bernard Zaslav often with correspondence from the composer. Dated 1956-2011.
Music Festival programs
Programs from an annual Music Festival held at Brigham Young University. These programs are from 1948 to 1963.
Music written for Bernard Zaslav and his performing ensembles, 1962-2005
Contains music that was either dedicated to or written for Bernard Zaslav and/or his performing ensembles. Many include correspondence to Bernard Zaslav from the composer. Dated 1962-2005.
Gabriel Grovlez musical compositions
Handwritten and printed musical scores. The materials relate to music composed by Grovlez.
National Conference records, 1981-1988
Contains correspondence, financial reports, forms, schedules, agendas, meeting minutes, flyers, and surveys pertaining to the American Harp Society's 25th National Conference in Denver, Colorado in 1988.
Ruth Negri papers
This collection contains materials collected by Ruth Negri ranging from approximately 1950 to 1988. It includes video and audio recordings of some of her performances, publications promoting the harp and educational institutions, and news clippings of Ruth and her students.