BYU Library - Special Collections

Materials on the organ at St. Ann's Church in Augsburg, Germany. Includes a program for the organ dedication, a program for an organ concert, the organ's specifications, and pamphlets and a brochure about the history of the church. Dated 1978 to 1985.

Contains music that was written for Bernard Zaslav and his performing ensembles, music with related correspondence that was given to Bernard Zaslav and his performing ensembles, and Zaslav's collection of materials on Gabriela Lena Frank and Émile Férir. Dated approximately 1800-2011 with the bulk of the materials being from 1956-2011.

Contains publicity materials for the 1949 film Samson and Delilah. Includes a French herald, two lobby cards (2, 6), a pressbook, and a program. Also includes the following rerelease materials: 1959 rerelease two lobby cards (3, 5) and two pressbooks, a 1960 rerelease lobby card set, and a 1968 rerelease one-sheet poster. Also includes three French posters of various sizes and a German poster for an undetermined rerelease of this film.

Contains publicity materials for the 1927 film King of Kings. Includes a half-sheet poster, a jumbo lobby card, six lobby card digital prints, a lobby card set, two sepia lobby cards, a one-sheet poster, and four programs, a Mexican program, a showman's service sheet, and a Polish poster. Also includes materials from the following rereleases: 1930s rerelease three lobby cards and one-sheet poster and a 1960s rerelease one-sheet.

This series contains materials Gordon Childs collected and received from several prominent contemporary viola d'amore players and composers. The collection includes a rare piece of music given to him by the well-known composer, Vaclav Nelhybel, to perform. Dated 1782-2014 with the bulk being from 1900-2014.

The paper is a program for the organ/fute concert to be held in honor of the Austrian presidency in 1998, and the concert will include pieces from various European composers from the 17th and 18th centuries.

The series contains performance programs. Some performances were given by Leilei Tian. The majority includes performance of Tian's works or compositions by other musicians. The performances were held all over the world, because the programs are in many different languages including French, German and Chinese, as well as others. Date range is 1998-2014.

The sheet is a program for an organ concert, with handwritten annotations on the back side by Bush detailing the organ specifications and identifying the person who restored the organ.