Sid Ramin papers, circa 1957-2009, bulk 1957-1995

Sid Ramin papers, circa 1957-2009, bulk 1957-1995

Summary Information

Abstract

Sid Ramin was a composer, conductor, and arranger for Broadway and Hollywood musicals and for television shows, including All My Children, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Gypsy, and West Side Story.

At a Glance

Call No.:
MS#1045
Bib ID:
4079249 View CLIO record
Creator(s):
Ramin, Sid
Repository:
Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Physical Description:
16.5 linear feet (55 flat boxes, 1 record carton, and 2.5 document boxes; 1 mapcase drawer)
Language(s):
English .
Access:
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The following boxes are located off-site: Boxes 25-27. You will need to request this material from the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.

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Description

Scope and Content

Song copies and the scores of the original orchestrations for the Broadway musicals Gypsy, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, and I Can Get It For You Wholesale. Also, scores for the movie and stage orchestration and symphonic suite for West Side Story; and the original orchestral scores for the motion picture, Around The World In Eighty Days. The orchestration for this film was the work of Leo Shuken and Sid Cutner.

A majority of the contents in this collection are scores (in original, photocopied, and bound formats) for music arranged or composed by Sid Ramin throughout his career. The collection covers his work for Broadway, film, and television. It also includes scores arranged by Ramin for concerts and recording sessions by orchestral groups such as the Boston Pops and individual singers such as Barbra Streisand. Leonard Bernstein features prominently throughout the collection, as his musical West Side Story and its film adaptation are included, as well as several of Bernstein's other writings such as A Quiet Place, Mass, Jubilee Games, Sonata for Clarinet, and the Fanfare for John F. Kennedy.

While most of the folders are entirely composed of musical scores, some folders also contain notes and brief correspondence between Ramin and his collaborators, and some scores have written annotation from Ramin and his collaborators in the margins. For 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, there are several folders of newspaper clippings with reviews of the production. The collection also includes a matted photograph of Sid Ramin taken in 2009.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into seven series.

Using the Collection

Restrictions on Access

You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.

The following boxes are located off-site: Boxes 25-27. You will need to request this material from the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.

This collection has no restrictions. If you would like to use audiovisual materials in Boxes 25-26, please contact the library in advance of your visit to discuss access options.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction

Permission required to copy music scores. The RBML maintains ownership of the physical material only. Copyright remains with the creator and his/her heirs. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Sid Ramin papers; Box and Folder; Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.

Accruals

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--Ramin, Sid. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--1968. Accession number--M-68.

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Processing Information

Cataloged Christina Hilton Fenn 08/--/89.

Addition to the collection processed by Emily Hawk (GSAS 2022), 2018-2019.

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Biographical Note

Sidney Ramin (1919-2019) was an Academy Award, Grammy, and Daytime Emmy-winning orchestrator, composer, and arranger. From his long-spanning career, he was best known for his work as orchestrator for several prominent Broadway productions, including West Side Story (1957), Gypsy (1959), and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1962). He was also well known for composing "Music to Watch Girls By," written as a commercial jingle for Diet Pepsi and first released in 1966 as a single by Bob Crewe. Additionally, he has composed and arranged scores for films and television programs, including Candid Camera, All My Children (for which he won a Daytime Emmy), The Milton Berle Show, and the made-for-television 1973 remake of Miracle on 34th Street.

Subject Headings

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Genre/Form
Scores (documents for music)
Name
Sid Ramin's Orchestra
Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990
Styne, Jule, 1905-1994
Subject
Arrangement (Music)
Composers
Conductors (Music)
Instrumentation and orchestration
Motion picture music -- Scores
Motion picture music, Arranged
Musicals

Series I: West Side Story, 1957-1993

Subseries I.1 Scores for Broadway Production, 1957

Produced on Broadway in the fall of 1957. The complete original orchestral score arranged by Leonard Bernstein, Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal for the Broadway production is contained in five volumes. There are also original orchestral scores for individual songs. The scores have manuscript notes, revisions, additions, and corrections by Bernstein, Ramin, and Kostal. Folio.

Flat Box Flat Box 266 Folder 1

Volume 1: "The Prologue", "Cool" and "The Rumble"., 123 Pages. Blue print scratch copy. Leonard Bernstein - 12 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions. Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal - 73 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions.

Flat Box Flat Box 266 Folder 2

Volume 2: "Jet Song" - 40 pages; "The Ballet Sequence" -55 pages; "A Boy Like That" - 31 pages; "Taunting Scene" - 11 pages; "Finale" - 9 pages., 146 Pages Leonard Bernstein - 55 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions. Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal - 66 page of manuscript notes, revisions and additions.

Flat Box Flat Box 266 Folder 3

Volume 3: "The Temporary Overture" - 53 pages; "Something's Coming Utility" - 4 pages; "Death Hall Sequence" - 46 pages; "Maria Cha Cha" - 6 pages; "Meeting Scene" - 9 pages; "Meeting Scene A" - 9 pages, 127 Pages Leonard Bernstein - 10 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions. Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal - 64 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions.

Flat Box Flat Box 266 Folder 4

Volume 4: "Quintet -Act I, Scene 6" - 37 pages; "I Feel Pretty" - 44 pages; "Gee, Officer Krupke" - 34 pages., 115 Pages Leonard Bernstein - 9 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions. Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal - 18 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions.

Flat Box Flat Box 266 Folder 5

Volume 5: "Maria" - 14 pages; "New Balcony Scene" - 42 pages; "America" - 54 pages; "One" -29 pages., 139 Pages Leonard Bernstein - 9 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions. Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal - 49 pages of manuscript notes, revisions and additions

Box 27 Folder 1

Volume 6: "Temporary, Overture"; "Something's Coming-Utility"; Dance Hall Sequence"; Meeting Scene (Maria Cha-Cha)"

Flat Box Flat Box 701

Prologue, 66 Pages 252 Bars

[With corrections and additions in red, green, and blue pencil by Leonard Bernstein, Sid Ramin, and Irwin Kostal. ]

Flat Box Flat Box 701

Prologue, 66 Pages 252 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Overture, 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Jet Song, 36 Pages 215 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Something's Coming, 20 Pages 160, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Something's Coming-Chase, 4 Pages 26, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Dance Hall Sequence, 51 Pages 198,Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Maria Cha-Cha, 15 Pages 61, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Maria, 14 Pages 54, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Balcony Scene, 42 Pages 160, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

America, 56 Pages 223 Bars With corrections and additions in red, green, and blue pencil by Leonard Bernstein, Sid Ramin, and Irwin Kostal.

Flat Box Flat Box 702

America, 56 Pages 223 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Cool, 42 Pages 171, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 702

Cha-Cha Insert (Intro to One), 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 702

One, 29 Pages 115 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Quintet, 37 Pages 151 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Rumble, 36 Pages 152 Bars With corrections and additions in red, green, and blue pencil by Leonard Bernstein, Sid Ramin, and Irwin Kostal.

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Rumble, 36 Pages 152 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

I Feel Pretty, 32 Pages 251 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Intro to Ballet, 7 Pages 24, Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Ballet Sequence, 52 Pages 209 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Bridge to Somewhere, 1 Page

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Gee, Officer Krupke!, 31 Pages 232 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

After Officer Krupke, 2 Pages 7 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Taunting Scene, 11 Pages 40 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 703

Finale, 7 Pages 34 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 704

Proofs for Print, 1988, 484 Pages

Subseries I.2: Scores for The Sound of West Side Story by the Ramin-Kostal Orchestra, circa 1957

Original orchestral scores arranged and conducted by Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal for the EP recording The Sound of West Side Story. The record was produced by RCA Victor in 1958.

Box 18 Folder 8

Cool, circa 1957

Box 20 Folder 3

Cool Fugue (Orig.), circa 1957

Box 20 Folder 1

Maria (Orig.), circa 1957

Box 20 Folder 2

Mambo (Orig.), circa 1957

Box Flat Box 705

Cool, circa 1957, 13 Pages, 98 Bars

Box Flat Box 705

Cool Fugue, circa 1957, 33 Pages, 128 Bars

Box Flat Box 705

Maria, circa 1957, 7 Pages 51 Bars

Box Flat Box 705

Mambo, circa 1957, 20 Pages

Box Flat Box 706

RCA Recording, circa 1957

Subseries I.3: Scores for Motion Picture, 1961

Screenplay by Ernest Lehman, based on the Musical Play "West Side Story" (from a conception by Jerome Robbins). Orchestration by Leonard Bernstein, Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal. Released in 1961.

Flat Box Flat Box 704

Set of Film Scores, 1960-1961, 443 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 1a

Prologue - Parts A, 1, 2 (new), 3 - 9., 99 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 1b

Prologue - Music Breakdown, Manuscript Part 1, 4, and 6. Notes and sketches by Leonard Bernstein

Flat Box Flat Box 704 Folder Unknown

Prologue - Part 6 (Sync points from music editor), 5 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 2

Overture, 37 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 3

Quintet, 37 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 4

Mambo, 19 Pages With manuscript notes by Johnny Green.

Flat Box Flat Box 705

Mambo, 19 Pages Insert: 9 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 5

The Dance at the Gym., 11 Pages With manuscript notes by Johnny Green

Flat Box Flat Box 705

The Dance at the Gym "Blues", 11 Pages Insert: 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 6

Jump, 12 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 7

Promenade, 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 8

Somewhere, 9 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 9

Maria Cha Cha, 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 10

Meeting Scene, 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 11

Promenade Reprise, 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 12

The Rumble, 19 Pages and Insert: 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 13

One Hand One Heart, 18 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 14

Balcony Scene, Part I: 24 Pages Part II: 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 267 Folder 15

Tonight, Part One. - Extension, 12 Pages Reel 8 Part 3: 6 pages. Alternative Version: 6 pages.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 16

End Title, 19 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 17

I Feel Pretty - Entr'acte, 48 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 18

Roof Top, 10 Pages Reel 15, Part Two. A long "accordion" print which contains items 19-23 ff. They are attached in sequence.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 19

He Killed Your Brother, 3 Pages See folder 18 above.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 20

Killer, Killer, 5 Pages See folder 18 above.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 21

Arab-Shadows, 7 Pages See folder 18 above.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 22

Dig It Good, 2 Pages See folder 18 above.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 23

Thanks, Daddy-O, 10 Pages See folder 18 above.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 24

Maria Drops Gun, 7 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 25

Tony Dies, 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 26

Maria (Coat Over Shoulder), 2 Pages and Revised: 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 27

Taunting Scene, 11 Pages

Box 13 Folder 7

Maria

Box 8 Folder 13

First Impressions: West Side Story Prologue

Box 8 Folder 14-18

Important: West Side Story movie, 5 folders

Subseries I.4: Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, 1961, 1977, 1993

Subseries contains printed and revised scores (dated 1967-1993) of Leonard Bernstein's symphonic arrangement of music from West Side Story, which first debuted in 1961.

Box 11 Folder 6

Bernstein – Symphonic Dances from West Side Story

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 1

Symphonic Suite, 202 Pages

West Side Story Symphonic Suite, later called "Symphonic Dances". Composed by Leonard Bernstein, Orchestrated by Sid Rarain and Irwin Kostal, Folio. The original working copy. Two lines of manuscript notes by Leonard Bernstein on the front cover. With 77 pages of copious manuscript notes, additions, revisions and deletions in the hand of Leonard Bernstein. Also extensive manuscript comments and questions regarding the Suite in the hand of Leonard Bernstein. 29 pages of manuscript revisions, additions and deletions in the hands of Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal

Box 13 Folder 1-4

Notes: Symphonic Dances, West Side Story, 1977 June, 4 folders

Box 11 Folder 9

Symphonic Dances from "West Side Story," Revised Edition, 1993

Box 11 Folder 10

Spiral-bound Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, 1993 August

Subseries I.5: Other, undated

Scores relating to West Side Story that cannot be identified with a particular production or version of the show.

Box 13 Folder 8-9

"Maria," from Jack Gottlieb, 2 folders

Box 14 Folder 6

"Maria," from Jack Gottlieb

Subseries I.6: Miscellaneous, circa 1957-1961

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 2

Piano Score for Seven Songs, 78 Pages

The Manuscript Piano Copies. Early versions used for rehearsals: 1 OPENING. - 30 pages. This song was not used in this form. After many changes and deletions it appeared as ""Jet Song"". 2 PROLOGUE. - 16 pages. Leonard Bernstein's manuscript notes on page 12 and insert page 12a. 3 JET SONG. - 17 pages. Leonard Bernstein's manuscript notes on pages 8 and 11. 4 COOL. - 13 pages. Leonard Bernstein's manuscript notes on page 5. 5 I FEEL PRETTY. - 10 pages. 6 A BOY LIKE THAT. - 13 pages. 7 FINALE. - 2 pages. With 35 pages of manuscript notes by orchestrators and others. Parts of the lyrics were revised or deleted in later versions.

Flat Box Flat Box 268 Folder 3

Motion Picture Music Breakdown, Reels 1 - 21, 87 Pages

Music Breakdown Sheets for the entire motion Picture. Manuscript notes throughout by Sid Ramin.

Series II: Gypsy, 1959

"Gypsy." A Musical Fable. Book by Arthur Laurents, Music by Jule Styne, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Produced, directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins. Starring Ethel Merman. Orchestration by Sid Ramin and Robert Ginzler. Produced in Spring 1959.

Subseries II.1: Songs Used for Orchestration

The original song copies used for the orchestration of the show by Sld Ramin with Robert Ginzler. The song copies have the original marking by Sid Ramin. Quarto, (9 3/4" x 12 1/2").

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 1

You'll Never Get Away From Me., 11 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 2

Together Wherever We Go., 9 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 3

Small World., 7 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 4

Mama's Talkin' Soft., 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 5

All I Need Is The Girl., 10 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 6

Some People., 11 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 7

If Mamma Was Married., 13 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 8

The Cow Song., 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 9

Let Me Entertain You., 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 10

Mr. Goldstone., 22 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 11

You Gotta Get A Gimmick., 16 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 12

Broadway., 11 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 13

Mother's Day., 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 14

Little Lamb, Little Lamb., 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 15

Ev'rything's Coming Up Roses., 10 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 16

Smile Girls., 11 Pages

Subseries II.2: Songs Not Used for Orchestration

The song copies were written for the show but were never orchestrated or used.

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 1

Nice She Ain't., 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 2

Surprise.

Original 3 page manuscript in the hand of Jule Styne.

Subseries II.3 Scores for Pre-recording

The scores of the original orchestrations for pre-recording used a "source" music in the show.

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 1

June is a Jew, So Change It to Clare., 6 Pages 44 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 2

Zip My Stripper., 9 Pages 45 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 3

The Bloozy Cool., 8 Pages 47 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 4

Presto Bing Flip., 12 Pages 92 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 5

Figure 8 Waltz ., 13 Pages 96 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 257 Folder 6

The Exotic., 6 Pages

Subseries II.4 Scores of Original Orchestrations

Subseries II.4.1: 1st Set

Original orchestrations by Sid Ramin with Robert Ginzler. With original corrections, markings and notes in the hand of Sid Ramin. Folio, (11" x 17").

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 1

The Gypsy Overture., 40 Pages 286 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 2

Ethel's Entrance., 23 Pages 180 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 3

Some People., 32 Pages 244 Bars Supplement: 3, Pages 20 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 4

Seattle To Los Angeles., 16 Pages 94 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 5

Small World, 31 Pages 64 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 6

Baby June and Newsboys (Part One and Two), 16 Pages 123 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 7

Recitation and Military:, 11 Pages 81 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 8

Children's Military Routine., 6 Pages 42 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 9a.

Mr. Goldstone. Part One., 19 Pages 151 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 9b.

Mr. Goldstone. Part Two, 7 Pages 39 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 9c.

Mr. Goldstone. Part Three, 9 Pages 71 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 10

Goldstone To Lamb., 2 Pages 12 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 11

Little Lamb., 19 Pages 124 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 12

Little Lamb To Restaurant., 3 Pages 16 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 13

You'll Never ,Get Away From Me., 15 Pages 99 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 14

Broadway., 31 Pages 211 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 15

If Mama Was Married, 28 Pages 218 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 16

Montage I., 7 Pages 37 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 258 Folder 17

All I Need Is The Girl., 10 Pages 68 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 18

Ev'rything's Coming Up Roses., 28 Pages 220 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 19

Entr'Acte New., 13 Pages 77 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 20

Entr'Acte Old., 20 Pages 132 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 21

Toreadorables., 17 Pages 101 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 22a.

Together., 23 Pages 168 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 22b.

Additional Material, 9 Pages 81 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 23

Together Tag, 7 Pages 52 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 24

Montage II., 5 Pages 38 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 25

Rose Underscore, Act II.Scene IV, 10 Pages 73 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 26

You Gotta Get A Gimmick., 26 Pages 167 Bars. Additional Material 7 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 27

Small World Reprise., 5 Pages 28 Bars. Additional Material 5 Pages 27 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 28

Gypsy Strip., 15 Pages 108 Bars. Additional Material 20 Pages 150 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 29

After Bathroom., 3 Pages 19 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 30

Curtain - Act II., 2 Pages 14 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 31

Bows., 2 Pages 16 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 32

Mama' s Turn., 22 Pages 144 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 33

Exit March., 21 Pages 125 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 34

If Mama Was Married. Utility, 11 Pages 86 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 35

All I Need. Utility., 10 Pages 38 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 36

You'll Never Get Away, 10 Pages 32 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 37

Small World., 10 Pages 38 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 38

Some People., 18 Pages 72 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 39

Extra. Utility., 10 Pages 40 Bars

Flat Box Flat Box 259 Folder 40

Cow Recitation, 13 Pages

Subseries II.4.2: 2nd Set

Subseries contains scores used in the original musical production of Gypsy, which premiered in 1959. Each score is clearly labeled with the song title. This set of scores does not duplicate the scores in Subseries II.4.1 and was received by the Rare Book & Manuscript Library at a different date.

Box 2 Folder 2

Overture

Box 2 Folder 3

Ethel's Entrance

Box 2 Folder 4

Some People

Box 2 Folder 5

Seattle to L.A. (Crossover)

Box 2 Folder 6

Small World

Box 2 Folder 7

Recording Scores

Box 2 Folder 8

Cast Album Pre-Recording Scores

Box 2 Folder 9

Baby June I

Box 2 Folder 10

Baby June II

Box 2 Folder 11

Recitation & Military

Box 2 Folder 12

Children's Mil. Routine II

Box 2 Folder 13

Goldstone I

Box 2 Folder 14

Goldstone III

Box 2 Folder 15

Goldstone to Lamb

Box 2 Folder 16

Little Lamb (Goldstone II)

Box 2 Folder 17

Lamb to Restaurant

Box 2 Folder 18

You'll Never Get Away

Box 2 Folder 19

Broadway

Box 2 Folder 20

If Mama Was Married

Box 2 Folder 21

Montage I

Box 3 Folder 1

All I Need is the Girl I

Box 3 Folder 2

All I Need is the Girl II

Box 3 Folder 3

Everything's Coming Up Roses

Box 3 Folder 4

Entr'acte

Box 3 Folder 5

Toreadorables

Box 3 Folder 6

Together

Box 3 Folder 7

Together Tag

Box 3 Folder 8

Montage II

Box 3 Folder 9

Rose Underscore

Box 3 Folder 10

Gimmick

Box 3 Folder 11

Small World Repr.

Box 3 Folder 12

Gypsy Strip

Box 3 Folder 13

After Bathroom

Box 3 Folder 14

Curtain Act II

Box 3 Folder 15

Bows –Some People

Box 3 Folder 16

Mama's Turn

Box 3 Folder 17

Exit March

Box 3 Folder 18

Utilities

Box 3 Folder 19

Baby June III

Box 3 Folder 20

Farm Seq. I (Cow)

Box 3 Folder 21

Misc.

Box 3 Folder 22

Daisies (out)

Box 4 Folder 1

Barnyard Hoedown

Box 4 Folder 2

All I Need Tag

Box 4 Folder 3

Goldstone Pt. 4

Box 4 Folder 4

Goldstone Pt. IV

Box 4 Folder 5

Children's Mil. Routine I

Box 4 Folder 6

Overture New (Out)

Box 4 Folder 7

Farm – Cow

Box 4 Folder 8

Smile Girls

Box 4 Folder 9

3 Wishes for Xmas

Box 14 Folder 7-9

Photocopy, Gypsy Overture, 3 folders

Series III: Broadway Musicials, 1962-1993

Subseries III.1: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, 1976

"1600 Pennsylvania Avenue" was entitled "A Musical About the Problems of Housekeeping." The book and lyrics were by Alan Jay Laurens with music by Leonard Bernstein. The show was produced by Roger L. Stevens and Robert Whithead by an arrangement with Saint Subber at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. It was directed and choreographed by Gilbert Moses and George Faison with Roland Gagnon serving as musical director. The music was orchestrated by Sid Ramin and Hershy Kay. Produced in Spring 1976.

Subseries III.1.1 Songs Used for Orchestration

The original song copies used for the orchestration of the show by Sid Ramin and Hershy Kay. The song copies have corrections and notations by Ramin and Kay. The final two songs do not appear to have been used in the Broadway production. Quarto.

Flat Box Flat Box 707

Prelude to Act I [2 copies], 5 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 707

Middle "C", 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 707

Rehearsing, 11 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 707

Opening - 10 Square Miles and Dove [3 copies], 17 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Potomac Reprise and Nation (Before Welcome Home) [2 copies], 5 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Welcome Home, Miz Adams [2 copies], 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Take Care of This House [2 copies], 7 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Nation 1st Reprise (Before Jefferson March) [2 copies], 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

The President Jefferson March [2 copies], 12 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

The President Jefferson March [4 copies], 1976 January 23, 15 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Jefferson Dance Outline, 1976 February 5, 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Jefferson Dance, 1976 February 7, 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Seena [2 copies], 4 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Musketry (The British Are Coming) [5 copies], 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Sonatina (The British) [2 copies], 20 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Sonatina (The British), 1976 January 28, 23 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Rondo (Sonatina Finale) [5 copies], 7 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 708

Nation 2nd Reprise (After the Burning) [2 copies], 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

Lud's Wedding [5 copies], 14 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

Lud's Wedding (Version II) [2 copies], 14 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

Wedding Dance [4 copies], 8 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

Auction I and II [3 copies], 3 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

The Monroviad ("The Mark of a Man") [2 copies], 21 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

This Time [2 copies], 12 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 709

We Must Have a Ball [2 copies], 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

We Must Have a Ball [4 copies], 1976 January 23, 16 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

We Must Have a Ball [3 copies], 1976 January 28, 22 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Forty Acres, 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Uncle Tom's Funeral "Bright and Black" [4 copies], 14 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

First Lady Sequence (and New "Hail") [2 copies], 26 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Hail! [2 copies], 9 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Minstrel Parade [3 copies], 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

The Grand Old Party (Minstrel Show) [3 copies], 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Pity the Poor [3 copies], 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

Red, White and Blues [2 copies], 2 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 710

To Make Us Proud, 6 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 711

American Dreaming [3 copies], 11 Pages

Flat Box Flat Box 711

It's My Country (Mr. Lincoln) [3 copies], 3 Pages

Subseries III.1.2 Songs Not Used for Orchestration

The original song copies were written for the show but do not appear to have been orchestrated or used.

Flat Box Flat Box 711

Me (New Opening) [2 copies], 18 Pages

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Reclamation Scene ("Can You Love") [2 copies], 5 Pages

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A Star at Noon [2 copies], 3 Pages

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The Switch [2 copies], 31 Pages

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We [2 copies], 3 Pages

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What Happened [2 copies], 3 Pages

Subseries III.1.3 Bernstein's Fair Copies

Copies of Leonard Bernstein's songs for the musical. Stamped Property of Amberson Productions.

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Fair Copies: "Middle C"; "Opening (10 Square Miles and Dove)"; "Welcome Home Miz Adams"; "Take Care of This House"; "The President Jefferson Sunday Luncheon Party March"; "Seena"; "Sonatina (The British)"; "Lud's Wedding"; "Auction I and II"; "The Monroviad (The Mark of a Man"; "This Time"; "We Must Have a Ball"; "Uncle Tom's Funeral (Bright and Black)"; "Hail!"; "The Grand Old Party (Minstrel Show)"; "Philadephia"; "It's My Country"; "Another Kind of Man (Interlude before Breakout)"; "The Breakout"; "The Switch"; "Reclamation Scene (Can You Love)"; "Freedom Song", 156 Pages

Subseries III.1.4 Sketches and Dialogue

Original manuscript sketches by Leonard Berstein and Sid Ramin in preparation of the score. Typed manuscript pages of dialogue from Act I and Act II of the show.

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Sketches in Leonard Bernstein's Hand: "President's Entrance (Wedding Act I); "Cakewalk Extension and President's Exit (Wedding Act I)"; "I Love This Land (Act II Finale)", 7 Pages

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Sketches: "Opening Continuation"; "Take Care of This House"; "Forty Acres and a Mule"; Unidentifed, 7 Pages

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Script Pages: Act I and Act II, 1976 April, 8 Pages

Subseries III.1.5 Scores of Original Orchestrations

Original orchestrations by Sid Ramin and Hershy Kay with corrections, markings, and notations. The final six scores do not appear to have been used in the Broadway production. Folio.

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Overture, 32 Pages 145 Bars

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Prelude (Act I) [2 copies], 10 Pages 75 Bars

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Middle C (Prelude Act I), 10 Pages 75 Bars

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Coach Entrance, 2 Pages 8 Bars

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Opening, 34 Pages 142 Bars

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Opening - 10 Sq. Miles and Dove, 53 Pages 203 Bars

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Opening - Dove, 14 Pages 44 Bars

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Potomac Reprise and Nation [2 copies], 16 Pages 51 Bars

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Potomac - Horses, 1 Page 6 Bars

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Nation Underscore, 12 Pages 47 Bars

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Welcome Home Miz Adams [2 copies], 16 Pages 51 Bars

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Take Care of This House, 23 Pages 67 Bars

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House to Scene, 1 Page 5 Bars

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Nation 1st Reprise (Before Jefferson March), 9 Pages 37 Bars

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Nation 1st Reprise (After Jefferson March), 9 Pages 37 Bars

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Nation 1st Reprise - Revised [2 copies], 1976 February 20, 7 Pages 23 Bars

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Jefferson to R.S.V.P. [2 copies], 1 Page 4 Bars

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R.S.V.P. Utility [3 copies], 6 Pages 18 Bars

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The President Jefferson March, 61 Pages 250 Bars

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Seena [2 copies], 13 Pages 47 Bars

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Musketry, 9 Pages 36 Bars

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Sonatina (The British), 75 Pages 235 Bars

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Sonatina (The British) [incomplete], 1976 April, 28 Pages

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Rondo (Sonatina Finale) [2 copies], 20 Pages 73 Bars

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Rondo (Sonatina Finale) Recap - Revised, 9 Pages 43 Bars

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Intro to 2nd Nation, 1 Page 5 Bars

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Nation 2nd Reprise [2 copies], 12 Pages 47 Bars

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Lud's Wedding [2 copies], 44 Pages 156 Bars

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Wedding Dance [2 copies], 27 Pages 97 Bars

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Auction I and II [2 copies], 10 Pages 32 Bars

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The Monroviad [3 copies], 68 Pages 222 Bars

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Mark of a Man - Reprise, 9 Pages 33 Bars

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This Time [2 copies], 44 Pages 174 Bars

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We Must Have a Ball [2 copies], 78 Pages 293 Bars

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We Must Have a Ball - Revised, 56 Pages 265 Bars

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Uncle Tom's Funeral "Bright and Black", 42 Pages 126 Bars

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Uncle Tom's Funeral "Bright and Black" - Revised, 39 Pages 80 Bars

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Bright and Black (New), 42 Pages 90 Bars

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First Lady [2 copies], 90 Pages 348 Bars

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Minstrel Parade [2 copies], 9 Pages 27 Bars

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Minstrel Parade - Reprise, 7 Pages 21 Bars

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The Grand Old Party (Minstrel Show) [2 copies], 21 Pages 102 Bars

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Pity the Poor [2 copies], 5 Pages 20 Bars

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Red, White and Blues [2 copies], 8 Pages 25 Bars

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Minstrel Exit, 1 Page 4 Bars

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Intro to Proud, 5 Pages 14 Bars

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To Make Us Proud - Revised, 17 Pages 50 Bars

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Proud - Arthur Revised, 1976 April 27, 8 Pages 25 Bars

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Rehearsal - Closing [incomplete], 20 Pages 89 Bars Contains pages 14-34.

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Closing - Revised [incomplete], 29 Pages 125 Bars

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Exit Music, 50 Pages 205 Bars

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American Dreaming [2 copies], 44 Pages 127 Bars

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Impeachment [incomplete], 5 Pages 38 Bars Missing page 1.

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Lesson Scene, 17 Pages 64 Bars

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Mr. Lincoln, 13 Pages 41 Bars

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Noodling Before Philadelphia [3 copies], 1 Page

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Philadelphia [2 copies], 24 Pages 68 Bars

Subseries III.1.6: Other Scores

Subseries contains scores from the original production of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which ran for only seven days in May 1976. Some scores include notes and commentary from Leonard Bernstein.

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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with Bernstein Markings, circa 1976, 4 folders

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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with Bernstein Markings, 1976 March-April

Subseries III.1.7: Reviews

Subseries includes newspaper clippings of numerous reviews of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, from The Washington Post, The New York Times, Newsweek, The New York Post, The Hollywood Reporter, and Women's Wear Daily.

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Reviews, 1976, 3 folders

Subseries III.2: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, 1962

"A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum.-" Book by Burt Schevelove and Larry Gelbart, Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Directed by George Abbott. Choreography by Jack Cole. Starring Zero Mostel. Orchestration by Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal. Produced in Spring 1962.

Subseries III.2.1 Songs Used for Orchestration

The original song copies used for the orchestration of the show by Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal. The following song copies have the original marking by the orchestrators Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal. Quarto, (9 3/4" x 12 1/2").

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Once Upon a Time., 8 Pages

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Free., 15 Pages

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Free., 16 Pages

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Love I Hear., 6Pages

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Love I Hear, 7 Pages

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Pretty Little Picture, 12 Pages

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Love Is Going Around., 3 Pages

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Love Is Going Around, 3 Pages

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That Dirty Old Man., 5 Pages

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That Dirty Old Man, 5 Pages

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Lovely., 4 Pages

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Bring Me My Bride, 11 Pages

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Bring Me My Bride, 11 Pages

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The House Of Marcus Lycus., 9 Pages

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The House of Marcus Lycus, 9 Pages

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The House Of Marcus Lycus. (Revised Copy), 9 Pages

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Bring Me My Bride Reprise., 2 Pages

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Bring Me My Bride Reprise, 2 Pages

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Funeral Sequence., 11 Pages

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Funeral Sequence, 11 Pages

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That'll Show Him, 6 Pages

Subseries III.2.2: Songs with notes by Sondheim

Song copies have notes and original music in the hand of the composer Stephen Sondheim. (Quarto, 9 3/4" x 12 1/2").

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Lovely., 3 Pages

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I Do Like You., 12 Pages

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That'll Show Him., 3 Pages

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Everybody Ought To Have A Maid., 20 Pages

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Chase., 3 Pages

Subseries III.2.3 Scores of Original Orchestrations

The scores with the original corrections, markings and notes by the orchestrators Sid Ramin and Irwin Kostal. Folio, (11" x 17").

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Overture. Used only in New Haven opening., 10 Pages 39 Bars

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Overture. New, 22 Pages 169 Bars

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Love Is Golng Around., 14 Pages 78 Bars

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Comedy Tonight., 74 Pages 422 Bars

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Set The Scene., 1 Pages 4 Bars

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Love I Hear (Used Prior to New York opening), 21 Pages 82 Bars

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Love I Hear, 16 Pages 94 Bars

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Free., 26 Pages 182 Bars

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The House Of Marcus Lycus., 28 Pages 154 Bars

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Courtesans Exit., 2 Pages 10 Bars

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Lovely., 17 Pages 92 Bars

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Pretty Little Picture., 24 Pages 130 Bars

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Everybody Ought To Have A Maid., 21 Pages 119 Bars

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Everybody Ought To Have A Maid. Encore., 9 Pages 50 Bars

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Mornpipe, 3 Pages 14 Bars

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Courtesans Entrance., 2 Pages 10 Bars

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I'm Calm., 15 Pages 88 Bars

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Impossible., 19 Pages 99 Bars

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Fanfare I, 2 Pages 4 Bars

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Bring Me My Bride., 16 Pages 92 Bars

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Fanfare.II., 1 Page 1, Bar

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End Act I, 2 Pages 9 Bars

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Entr'acte., 19 Pages 134 Bars

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Opening. Act II., 1 Page 5 Bars

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Love Is Going Around. Underscore, 3 Pages 28 Bars

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Back to the Plot, 1 Page 2 Bars

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Soldiers' Free., 9 Pages 52 Bars

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That Dirty Old Man., 15 Pages 58 Bars

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That'll Show Him., 13 Pages 73 Bars

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That'll Show Him. New (replaced a), 16 Pages 89 Bars

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Lovely. Reprise., 13 Pages 75 Bars

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Funeral Sequence., 23 Pages 98 Bars

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Zero., 1 Page 4 Bars

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Pre-Echo Song. Chase, 7 Pages 29 Bars

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Echo Song., 9 Pages 36 Bars

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Echo Song. New (replaced a)., 13 Pages 49 Bars

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Chase., 32 Pages 151 Bars

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Chase. Part Two., 11 Pages 50 Bars

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Finale Act II., 13 Pages 73 Bars

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Bows., 6 Pages 36 Bars

Subseries III.2.4: Additional Scores

Subseries contain scores used in the original musical production of Forum, which premiered in 1962. Each score is clearly labeled with the song title.

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Forum Song Copies, 1962 Feburary-March, 5 folders

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Impossible, circa 1962

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Funeral Sequence, 1962 April

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Finale – Act II, circa 1959-1962

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Comedy Tonight, Love I Hear, circa 1959-1962

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The House of Marcus Lycus, End of Act I, circa 1959-1962

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Pretty Little Picture, circa 1959-1962

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Bring Me My Bride, circa 1959-1962

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Love is Going Around, I Do Like You, circa 1959-1962

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Funeral Sequence, Lovely, circa 1959-1962

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That Dirty Old Man, Echo Song, circa 1959-1962

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Everybody Ought to Have A Maid, That'll Show Him, circa 1959-1962

Box 8 Folder 10

I'm Calm, Impossible, circa 1959-1962

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Once Upon a Time, 1962 March

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Maid, 1962 March

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Bows (Pretty Little Picture), circa 1962

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That Dirty Old Man, 1962 May

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That'll Show Him, 1962 April

Box 9 Folder 4

I'm Calm (Revised), 1962 April

Box 9 Folder 5

Lovely Reprise, 1962 April

Box 9 Folder 6

Curtain Act II, 1962 March

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Lycus New, 1962 April

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Lovely (Boy + Girl), circa 1962

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Love I Hear (New), circa 1962

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Pretty Little Picture New Intro, 1962 April

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Everybody Ought to Have a Maid, 1962 April

Subseries III:3 I Can Get It For You Wholesale, 1962

"I Can Got It For You Wholesale." Book by Jerome Weidman. Music and Lyrics by Harold Rome, directed by Arthur Laurents, musical directions by Lehman Engel, choreography by Herbert Ross, Orchestration by Sid Ramin and Arthur Beck. Starring Barbra Streisand. This subseries contains the complete scores of the original orchestrations with notes by Sid Ramin and Arthur Beck. Folio, (11" x 17"). Produced in Spring 1962.

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The Way Things Are., 11 Pages 31 Bars

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Train Music., 1 Page 4 Bars

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Who Knows. Utility., 6 Pages 36 Bars

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When Gemini Meets Capricorn., 17 Pages 119 Bars

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I'm Not A Well Man., 13 Pages 98 Bars

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Into Money Scene., 2 Pages 17 Bars

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Lead into Money Scene., 1 Page 5 Bars

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The Sound Of Money., 15 Pages 118 Bars

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The Sound Of Money. Dance., 19 Pages 115 Bars

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The Family Way., 24 Pages 186 Bars

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Too Soon., 17 Pages 132 Bars

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When Gemini Meets Capricorn. Utility., 7 Pages 52 Bars

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Who Knows., 18 Pages 142 Bars

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Into Scene X., 9 Pages 65 Bars

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Have I Told You lately., 18 Pages 136 Bars

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Ballad Of The Garment Trade, 35 Pages 271 Bars

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Fashion Show., 15 Pages 130 Bars

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Ballad Of The Garment Trade. Utility, 5 Pages 36 Bars

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Entr'acte., 18 Pages 100 Bars

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Into Scene I Act II., 1 Page 8 Bars

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A Gift Today., 24 Pages 174 Bars

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Bar Mitzbah To Marmelstein., 8 Pages 60 Bars

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Miss Marmelstein., 11 Pages 85 Bars

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Sound Of Money. Underscore., 3 Pages 19 Bars

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Lead Into Money Scene., 1 Page 5 Bars

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What's In It For Me, 24 Pages 158 Bars

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Into Scene II.IV., 3 Pages 22 Bars

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A Funny Thing Happened., 18 Pages

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A Funny Thing Happened. Utility., 8 Pages 68 Bars

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After A Funny Thing Happened., 3 Pages 24 Bars

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What Are They Doing To Us Now., 18 Pages 136 Bars

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What Are They Doing. Dance, 24 Pages 142 Bars

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After Doing To Us Now., 1 Page 8 Bars

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Eat A Little Something., 16 Pages 125 Bars

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After Eat., 1 Page 9 Bars

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End Of Show Sequence., 4 Pages 30 Bars

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The Sound Of Money. Utility., 5 Pages 38 Bars

Subseries III.4: Jerome Robbins' Broadway, 1989

Original orchestral scores by Sid Ramin and William D. Brohn with corrections, markings, and notations. "Jerome Robbins Broadway" was directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins. The show was produced by The Shubert Organization, Roger Berlind, Suntory International Corporation, Byron Goldman, and Emanuel Azenberg at the Imperial Theatre. It was co-directed by Grover Dave, co-choreographer by Peter Gennaro, and produced in association with PACE Theatrical Group, Inc. Paul Gemignani served as musical director and Scott Frankel handled music continuity.

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Overture - Dance, 1989 January 26, 32 Pages 126 Bars

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Dance Overture (New) [2 copies], 48 Pages 192 Bars

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Overture - Extension, 1988 December 27, 82 Pages 351 Bars

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High Button Shoes, 133 Pages

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It's Comedy Tonight, 60 Pages 422 Bars

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Mister Monotony [2 copies], 1989 January 9, 20 Pages 80 Bars

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On The Town - Opening, 81 Pages 346 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Prologue, 63 Pages 274 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Transition Prologue/Dance Hall [2 copies], 3 Pages 11 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Dance Hall, 53 Pages 206 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - America, 56 Pages 223 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Cool, 42 Pages 170 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Rumble, 31 Pages 134 Bars

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West Side Story Suite - Ballet Sequence, 39 Pages 154 Bars

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Ya Got Me, 45 Pages 178 Bars

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Ya Got Me - Bows, 7 Pages 18 Bars

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You Gotta Get a Gimmick [2 copies], 34 Pages 126 Bars

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Gimmick Playoff, 3 Pages 8 Bars

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Robbins B'way – from Sharon Petro, Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon, & Eckhardt

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Pops – Robbins Broadway, 3 folders

Subseries III.5: The Red Shoes, 1993

"The Red Shoes" was adapted from the 1948 film "The Red Shoes" by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. The book was by Marsha Norman and music by Jule Styne with lyrics by Marsha Norman and Paul Stryker. The show was produced by Martin Starger, in association with MCA/UNIVERSAL and James M. Nederlander at the George Gershwin Theatre. It was directed by Stanley Donen, choreographed by Lar Lubovitch, and featured musical directions and vocal arrangements by Donald Pippin. The music by orchestrated by Sid Ramin and William D. Brohn. Produced in Winter 1993.

Subseries III.5.1 Lead Sheets

Printed lead sheets with music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Marsha Norman. These lead sheets may have been used for the orchestration of the show by Sid Ramin and William D. Brohn.

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The Rag (I-2-16), 6 Pages

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Audition Dance (Act I) I Forgot My Music (I-3-24), 6 Pages

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It's Always Like the First Time - Revised (I-3-27), 1992 December 28, 9 Pages

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La Valse - Solo Dance for Helen (I-5-37) [2 copies], 2 Pages

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Little Kitten (I-6-41), 7 Pages

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Red Shoes Story, 4 Pages

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Red Shoes Story (I-9-51), 1992 December 1, 7 Pages

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One - Two (I-11-61), 3 Pages

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I'll Never Know (I-12-65), 5 Pages

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Dos Vedanya (II-4-12), 6 Pages

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In Ultimo Sospira (II-7-25), 1 Page

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I'm Home (II-9-34), 2 Pages

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Pas De Deux (Act II) - Revised [2 copies], 1989 April 28, 16 Pages

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Red Shoes Ballet - Insert (Fighting R.S. Spell), 3 Pages

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The Red Shoes Fit (Dance) - Revised [3 copies], 1989 April 28, 9 Pages

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[Untitled], 6 Pages

Subseries III.5.2 Sketches

Original manuscript sketches used in preparation of the score with notations and corrections.

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Sketches from Act I: Swan Lake Opening; The Impressario; To Lermontov's Office-I; Julian's Audition; To Lady Neston's; Nostrovya, Nostrovya; Class Before Audition-I; Class Before Audition-II; Three Girls Audition; To Craster's Flat; To Lermontov's Office-II; Swan Lake Pas de Deux; Top of the Sky; A Little Chopin; Montage [2 versions]; It's a Fairytale; When It Happens to You (Reprise); Be Somewhere; Am I to Wish Her Love, September-October 1993, 75 Pages

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Sketches from Act II: Do Svedanya; Am I to Wish Her Love Reprise (Miss Page); Miss Page; Tribute to Victoria Page; Alone in the Light; Come Home; When You Dance For a King; Ballet of the Red Shoes; Bows, September-October 1993, 104 Pages

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Jule's Sketch for "Red Shoes"

Subseries III.5.3 Scores of Original Orchestrations

The scores of the original orchestrations arranged by Sid Ramin and William D. Brohn.

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Overture Intro, 1993 November 24, 70 Pages 279 Bars

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Overture (Original Version), 78 Pages 304 Bars

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Overture (Revised Version), 1993 November 8, 70 Pages 279 Bars

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Overture (Proposed Ending), 4 Pages

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Swan Lake Opening, 18 Pages 74 Bars

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The Impressario, 19 Pages 75 Bars

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Vicky's Audition, 17 Pages 66 Bars

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Corps de Ballet - Part I, 33 Pages 132 Bars

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Corps de Ballet - Part II, 75 Pages 299 Bars

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When It Happens To You, 17 Pages 67 Bars

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When It Happens To You - Utility, 10 Pages 38 Bars

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Top of the Sky - New, 18 Pages 75 Bars

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Top of the Sky - New (11/17 Version), 24 Pages 75 Bars

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Montage, 36 Pages 242 Bars

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It's a Fairytale, 27 Pages 102 Bars

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Apres Cafe, 8 Pages 48 Bars

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The Dress Rehearsal, 17 Pages 63 Bars

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Be Somewhere, 1993 November 10, 15 Pages 60 Bars

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Be Somewhere - Utility, 11 Pages 43 Bars

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Grisha's Party Rag, 47 Pages 188 Bars

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Grisha's Rag - 151 to the end, 11 Pages. Pages 37 to 47.

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Am I to Wish Her Love, 1993 November 10, 33 Pages 104 Bars

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Do Svedanya, 12 Pages 48 Bars

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Who Knows Where It Goes, 11 Pages 44 Bars

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Tribute to Victoria Page, 16 Pages 64 Bars

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Alone in the Light, 15 Pages 58 Bars

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Come Home, 24 Pages 93 Bars

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Come Home - New, 21 Pages 82 Bars

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When You Dance For a King, 18 Pages 82 Bars

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Vicky's Exit, 2 Pages 7 Bars

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Heart of Fire, 16 Pages 66 Bars

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In the Dressing Room, 8 Pages 31 Bars

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Vicky Goes Mad, 3 Pages 10 Bars

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Vicky's Finale, 11 Pages 52 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Opening, 19 Pages 77 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Soliloquy [2 copies], 5 Pages 35 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Shoemaker's Dance, 1993 October 11, 27 Pages 97 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - In the Shoeshop, 15 Pages 62 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Village, 10 Pages 39 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Village II, 1993 October 11, 10 Pages 39 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - The Dance of the Red Shoes, 33 Pages 133 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Forest (Pas de Deux), 38 Pages 149 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Crazed Shoes, 13 Pages 50 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Gypsies, 18 Pages 144 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Cemetary, 19 Pages 73 Bars

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The Ballet of the Red Shoes - Finale, 15 Pages 59 Bars

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Bows, 9 November 1993, 30 Pages 116 Bars

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Exit Music, 23 Pages

Subseries III.6: Say, Darling, 1958

Subseries contains scores from Say, Darling, a comic play with music by Jule Styne that ran at the ANTA Playhouse and Martin Beck Theatre in 1958.

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Overture

Series IV: Television and Film, 1950s-1980s

Series features scores from music written or arranged by Sid Ramin for television and film, including television programs, films, and made-for-TV films. Subseries are arranged by title of program or film. Miscellaneous subseries includes single folders with scores for films Destination Moon (undated) and Funny Face (1957), TV movie Mark Dolphin (1965), and television programs The Patty Duke Show (1964-1966) and The Trials of O'Brien (1966).

Subseries IV.1: All My Children, 1980s

Subseries contains scores of music written and arranged by Ramin for the soap opera All My Children, mostly from the early 1980s. Many scores are titled. Some folders include set lists from recording sessions, which are dated. Series also contains audio reels from these recording sessions for All My Children. Ramin won a Daytime Emmy for this work in the Outstanding Achievement in Design Excellence for a Daytime Drama Series category.

Box 21 Folder 4-6

All My Children, Conductor #20, 1980 July 29, 3 folders

Box 16 Folder 11

All My Children (Folder 1 of 3), 1980 August 8

Box 19 Folder 1-2

All My Children (Folders 2-3, of 3), 1980 August 8, 2 folders

Box 21 Folder 2-3

All My Children, 1980 October 9, 2 folders

Box 19 Folder 10

All My Children--Conductor's Folder (Folder 1 of 2), 1981 January 15

Box 21 Folder 1

All My Children--Conductor's Folder (Folder 2 of 2), 1981 January 15

Box 16 Folder 5-7

ABC All My Children, 1981 May 20, 3 folders

Box 22 Folder 8-11

All My Children Sound Mixers, 1982 April 13, 4 folders

Box 19 Folder 3-5

All My Children, 1982 November 10, 3 folders

Box 22 Folder 5-7

All My Children, 1983 March 15, 3 folders

Box 22 Folder 1-4

All My Children Scene III Corrections, 1983, 4 folders

Box 16 Folder 8

All My Children – Mark/Pamela, 1980s

Box 16 Folder 9

All My Children – Tension, Comedy, 1980s

Box 16 Folder 10

All My Children – Phrases, Curtain, 1980s

Box 19 Folder 6

All My Children – Mozart, 1980s

Box 19 Folder 7-8

All My Children – Scores, 1980s, 2 folders

Box 19 Folder 9

All My Children scores and photocopy, 1980s

Box 25

All My Children--Sessions #21-29, 1980-1982, 20 Reels; 20 7" audio reels

Includes audio reels and lists of the contents on individual reels.

Box 26

All My Children--Session #30, circa 1982, 2 Reels; 2 7" audio reels

Includes audio reels and lists of the contents on individual reels.

Subseries IV.2: Around the World in 80 Days, 1957

"Around The World In Eighty Days." Screenplay by S. J. Perelman based on the Jules Verne novel. Music by. Victor Young. Choreography by Paul Godkln. Directed by Michael Andersen, produced by Michael Todd, 1957. This subseries contains the original orchestral scores used in the scoring of the motion picture. The orchestration was done by Leo Shuken and Sid Cutner. Manuscript music of the scores in hands of the orchestrators Leo Shuken and Sid Cutner, (with corrections and notes by the orchestrators).

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Introduction To Sky Symphony., 2 Pages 7 Bars

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A New Introduction To Sky Symphony., 16 Pages 62 Bars

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Sky Symphony. II, 27 Pages 108 Bars

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Sky Symphony. III, 8 Pages 31 Bars

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Prairie Sail Car., 41 Pages 161 Bars

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Interlude., 23 Pages 89 Bars

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Chinese Misterioso., 8 Pages 30 Bars

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Fujiyama Liquid Music., 1 Page 4 Bars

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Yokohama Children., 3 Pages 12 Bars

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Hong Kong Chinese Dive., 15 Pages 58 Bars

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Passepartout Bicycle., 33 Pages 131 Bars

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Epilogue., 31 Pages 124 Bars

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Epilogue. Part I New., 25 Pages 98 Bars

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Epilogue. Part II., 25 Pages 99 Bars

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Epilogue. Part II. Supplement., 40 Pages 160 Bars

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Epilogue. Part III., 28 Pages 110 Bars

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Epilogue. Part IV., 35 Pages 138 Bars

Subseries IV.3: Miracle on 34th Street, 1973

Subseries contains scores for music written by Sid Ramin for Miracle on 34th Street, a 1973 made-for-television remake of the original 1947 film. This version was produced by 20th Century Fox and distributed by CBS. Ramin composed the film's theme, "Miracles."

Box 5 Folder 5

M12 Main Title - Temp Track

Box 6 Folder 6

Main Title (from Harry Taylor, MGM Music Library)

Box 6 Folder 7

M12 (Main Title – Temp. Track)

Box 6 Folder 8

Miracles (From Ben Ginsberg)

Box 6 Folder 9

End Credits (from Ben Ginsberg)

Box 17 Folder 6

End Credits

Subseries IV.4: Stiletto, 1969

By Harold Bobbins, Music by Sid Ramin, Produced in 1969.

Subseries IV.4.1 Sketches

Original manuscript sketches by Sid Ramin in preparation for the score.

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Sketches, 68 Pages

Subseries IV.4.2 Scores of Original Orchestrations

The complete original orchestral score in manuscript. Folio, 393 sheets. Composed and arranged by Sid Ramin.

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Reel 1 Part A: "Rape in the Barn", 6 Pages 21 Bars

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Reel 1 Part 1, 21 Pages 82 Bars

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Reel 1 Part 2: "Main Title", 27 Pages 204 Bars

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Reel 1 Parts 3-4, 10 Pages 37 Bars

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Reel 2 Part 2, 16 Pages 62 Bars

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Reel 2 Part 3, 7 Pages 27 Bars

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Reel 3 Part 1, 9 Pages 35 Bars

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Reel 4 Part 3A: "Flashback.", 15 Pages 58 Bars

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Reel 4 Part 4, 3 Pages 9 Bars

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Reel 4 Part 5, 5 Pages 17 Bars

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Reel 4 Part 6, 13 Pages 49 Bars

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Reel 5 Part 1, 7 Pages 51 Bars

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Reel 5 Part 3, 11 Pages 41 Bars

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Reel 5 Part 3, 5 Pages 53 Bars

Revised for album "Goat Island."

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Reel 5 Part 4, 6 Pages 21 Bars

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Reel 6 Part 1, 9 Pages 35 Bars

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Reel 6 Part 2, 9 Pages 33 Bars

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Reel 6 Part 3: Overlap., 4 Pages 16 Bars

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Reel 6 Part 4, 2 Pages 5 Bars

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Reel 7 Part 1, 7 Pages 26 Bars

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Reel 7 Part 2, 3 Pages 10 Bars

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Reel 7 Part 4, 18 Pages 140 Bars "Source": 12 pages, 101 bars. "Vocal Insert": 6 pages, 39 bars

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Reel 8 Part 2 - part I: "Northwest Corner Facing East." Overlap., 17 Pages 66 Bars

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Reel 8 Part 2 - parts II - III. Overlap., 7 Pages 25 Bars "Skylight": 2 pages, 6 bars. "Tension, Anyone?": 5 pages, 19 bars

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Reel 8 Part 2 - part IV: "Underwater Fight." Overlap., 32 Pages 127 Bars

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Reel 8 Part 3: "Motorcycle Waiting.", 16 Pages 61 Bars

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Reel 9 Part A: "You're Lying.", 7 Pages 25 Bars

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Reel 9 Part 1, 16 Pages 63 Bars

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Reel 10 Part 2: "Illeanna's Dilemma.", 2 Pages 8 Bars

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Reel 10 Part 3: "The Tram.", 14 Pages 54 Bars

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Reel 11 Part 1: "Confrontation.", 36 Pages 102 Bars

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Reel 11 Part 2: "In the Tunnel.", 10 Pages 38 Bars

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Reel 11 Part 3: "End Titles.", 3 Pages 12 Bars

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Sugar In the Rain (Vocal), 19 Pages 72 Bars

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Illeanna's Theme, 20 Pages 76 Bars

Subseries IV.4.3: Conductor's Book

Box 6 Folder 10-15

Conductor's Book, 6 folders

Subseries IV.5: Other

Box 5 Folder 18

Destination Moon, circa 1958

Funny Face, circa 1957

Box 13 Folder 11

S'Wonderful

Box 15 Folder 1

S'Wonderful

Box 5 Folder 16

Mark Dophin--Main Title and End Title, 1965

Patty Duke Show, circa 1964-1966

Box 7 Folder 7

Main Title, Cousins

Box 7 Folder 8

Hurry #1

Box 7 Folder 9

Chronicle #1

Box 14 Folder 13

The Trials of O'Brien--Main Title, End Title, #5 Score Masters, circa 1966

Box 10 Folder 3

Main Title - S. Ramin, Orch. Hazard, undated, 44 page, 175 bars

Title of show is unidentified.

Series V: Commercials

Series contains scores for music composed by Sid Ramin for television commercials, spanning chronologically from the 1960s to the 1990s. Companies featured in this collection include Diet Pepsi, Amtrak, Revlon, General Motors (GM), New York Telephone, and Exxon.

Box 1 Folder 8

Skelly Oil – Sid Ramin Session, January 23, 1985, 1985 January 23

Box 1 Folder 9

Revlon – Charlie/ Mel Torme / TV 30, undated

Box 1 Folder 10

Charlie Voices – Revlon – 10:00 AM Monday A&R, 1985

Box 4 Folder 10

One (GM), undated

Box 4 Folder 11

Nobody Does it Better (GM), 1995

Box 4 Folder 12

Amtrak, undated

Box 4 Folder 13

Monopoly, 1994

Box 4 Folder 14

NY Telephone, 1980

Box 4 Folder 15

Diet Pepsi, 1977

Box 5 Folder 1

Grey Adut. Inc. – Exxon – Wrights Bros., July 15, 1987, 1987 July 15

Box 5 Folder 3

British Airways Radio – National Studios – Edison Hotel – August 10, 1988, 1988 August 10

Box 5 Folder 6

Music to Watch Girls By, undated

Box 26

Music to Watch Girls By, undated, 2 Reels; 2 7" audio reels

Box 26

Music to Watch Girls By, undated, 3 Reels; 3 7" audio reels

Box 5 Folder 7-8

Pepsi – Come Alive, undated, 2 folders

Box 5 Folder 9

M.J.B. Coffee, undated

Box 5 Folder 10

Mennen, undated

Box 7 Folder 11

Revlon commercial "Charlie" – Bobby Short edition, 1976

Series VI: Other Works and Collaborations, 1960-1990s

Series contains scores arranged or reviewed by Sid Ramin that involve other musical artists or groups, as well as several audio reels for The Big Band Sound of Sid Ramin album and miscellaneous recording sessions. Most of the foldered scores pertain to works by composer Leonard Bernstein, including his fanfare for John F. Kennedy, Mass, Jubilee Games, Sonata for Clarinet, and orchestral suite from A Quiet Place. Other artists or groups included in the collection are the Boston Pops, the Cleveland Pops, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Robert Goulet, Sinéad O'Connor, Sidney Sheldon, and Barbra Streisand. There are several untitled and undated scores in this series that could not be identified with a specific work or production.

Subseries VI.1: Leonard Bernstein, 1960-1995

Box 11 Folder 7

Fanfare for L.B., 1960

Box 7 Folder 6

Jubilee Games w/ Bernstein markings, circa 1986

Box 12 Folder 5

Jubilee Games, circa 1986

Box 7 Folder 10

Boosey & Hawkes: Leonard Bernstein, Jubilee Games, 1986

Box 13 Folder 6

Bernstein on Broadway, circa 1990

Box 7 Folder 14

Leonard Bernstein – Orchestra Suite From A Quiet Place, circa 1991

Box 7 Folder 15

A Quiet Place (suite) - paperclipped score, undated

Box 27 Folder 2

A Quiet Place: Scene I, Set 22

Box 27 Folder 2

A Quiet Place: Scene II, Set 22

Box 27 Folder 3

A Quiet Place: Scene III, Set 22

Box 27 Folder 3

A Quiet Place: Scene IV, Set 22

Box 27 Folder 5

A Quiet Place & Trouble in Tahiti. Houston On Stage [magazine], 1981

Box 11 Folder 8

JFK Fanfare, Kennedy Fanfare, 1992

Box 13 Folder 12

Leonard Bernstein – Dream With Me, 1990-1992

Box 20 Folder 4

Dream with Me, undated

Box 13 Folder 5

Leonard Bernstein: Sonata for Clarinet, circa 1993

Box 1 Folder 14

Silhouette – Leonard Bernstein, 1995

Box 1 Folder 15

Two Love Songs, Piccola Serenata, So Pretty – Leonard Bernstein, 1995

Box 14 Folder 3

CBS Ode (On Themes of Leonard Bernstein), undated

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Photograph of holograph note from Bernstein to Ramin and 2 pages of score ("Fanfare") annotated with "For Sid with affection and admiration and Thanks Lenny"

Subseries VI.2: Boston Pops, 1990, undated

Box 17 Folder 5

Pops – Bernstein on Broadway, circa 1990

Box 15 Folder 6-7

Astaire Medley, undated, 2 folders

Box 15 Folder 11

Pops- Love is Sweeping the Country, undated

Box 7 Folder 12-13

Luck Be a Lady (Sketch), undated, 2 folders

Box 23 Folder 2

Luck Be A Lady, Boston Pops, undated

Box 5 Folder 17

One for My Baby, undated

Box 5 Folder 15

Boston Pops: Roses, undated

Box 15 Folder 9

Star Wars--"The Cantina Band" Score, undated

Box 15 Folder 2-3

Pops – Swing Time, undated

Subseries VI.3: Disney Arrangements, 1990s, undated

Box 18 Folder 1

Aladdin--A Whole New World, 1990s

Box 15 Folder 4-5

Beauty and the Beast, 1990s, 2 folders

Box 15 Folder 12-14

Disney Medley, undated, 3 folders

Box 18 Folder 6-7

The Little Mermaid, 1990s, 2 folders

Subseries VI.4: Mass, 1972

Orchestral and vocal scores for Leonard Bernstein's Mass, A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players and Dancers. These scores appear to be from a chamber version of Mass with orchestrations by Sid Ramin was produced in 1972. Mass was originally commissioned by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis for the Opening of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. on September 8, 1971. It featured text from the Liturgy of the Roman Mass, additional texts by Stephen Schwartz and Leonard Bernstein, and orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, Hershy Kay, and Leonard Bernstein.

I. Devotions Before Mass, 46 Pages

II. First Introit (Rondo), 49 Pages 260 Bars

III. Second Introit, 9 Pages

IV. Confession, 41 Pages 318 Bars

V. Meditation No. 1 (Orchestra), 6 Pages 59 Bars

VI. Gloria, 33 Pages 263 Bars

VII. Meditation No. 2 (Orchestra), 6 Pages 55 Bars

VIII. Epistle: "The Word of the Lord", 23 Pages 91 Bars

Gospel-Sermon: "God Said", 32 Pages 186 Bars

X. Credo, 42 Pages 96 Bars

XI. Meditation No. 3 (De Profundis, Part 1) and XII. Offertory (De Profundis, Part 2), XI. 7 Pages 57 Bars XII. 14 Pages 59 Bars

XIII. The Lord's Prayer, 6 Pages 44 Bars

XVI. Sanctus, 30 Pages 159 Bars

XV. Angus Dei, 37 Pages 248 Bars

XVI. Fraction: "Things Get Broken", 54 Pages 322 Bars

XVII. Pax: Communion ("Secret Songs"), 16 Pages 140 Bars

Box 1 Folder 1

Psalm: De Profundis, circa 1972

Box 1 Folder 2

The Lord's Prayer, circa 1972

Box 1 Folder 3

Gloria Tibi, circa 1972

Box 1 Folder 4

Gloria in Excelsis, circa 1972

Box 1 Folder 5

Confiteor, circa 1972

Box 1 Folder 6

Credo, circa 1972

Box 2 Folder 1

4 Part Kyrie, Hymn, and Pslam, circa 1972

Subseries VI.5: Kennedy Inaugural Anniversary Celebration, 1963

Original orchestral scores arranged for the inaugural anniversary celebration for President John F. Kennedy, 1963.

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Overture, 34 Pages 265 Bars

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Play-Ons, 7 Pages 24 Bars

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Cast Finale, 6 Pages 45 Bars

Subseries VI.6: President Johnson Overtures, 1965

Original orchestral scores and piano-conductor music arranged for the inaugural celebration for President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1965.

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Inaugural Overture [2 copies], 16 Pages 193 Bars

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Overture [2 copies], 34 Pages 266 Bars

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Overture Piano-Conductor Music, 19 Pages 266 Bars

Subseries VI.7: Sid Ramin Albums

Subseries VI.7.1: The Big Band Sound of Sid Ramin, 1963

Original orchestral scores arranged and conducted by Sid Ramin at Webster Hall, New York City for the record. The recording was produced by Jack A. Somer at RCA Victor in 1963 using the Dynagroove system.

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Blue Tango, 12 Pages 89 Bars

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Never on Sunday, 11 Pages 85 Bars

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In the Mood, 15 Pages 117 Bars

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The Syncopated Clock, 13 Pages 102 Bars

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Holiday for Strings, 30 Pages 235 Bars

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April in Portugal, 10 Pages 75 Bars

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The Poor People of Paris, 17 Pages 131 Bars

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Ruby, 11 Pages 86 Bars

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And the Angels Sing, 12 Pages 94 Bars

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The River Kwai March, 11 Pages 85 Bars

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RCA Recording

Original orchestral scores arranged and conducted by Sid Ramin at Webster Hall, New York City for the record. The recording was produced by Jack A. Somer at RCA Victor in 1963 using the Dynagroove system.

Box 26

The Big Band Sound of Sid Ramin, 1963, 1 Reels; 1 7" audio reel

2 copies of the RCA release of the album. Both copies of the reel are unopened.

Subseries VI.7.2: New Thresholds in Sound, 1963

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Strike Up the Band, 21 Pages 167 Bars

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Granada, 12 Pages 93 Bars

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The Sweetest Sounds, 12 Pages 95 Bars

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April In Paris, 17 Pages 66 Bars

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Varsity Drag, 22 Pages 172 Bars

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Embraceable You, 15 Pages 58 Bars

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Spring Is Here, 7 Pages 51 Bars

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I Believe In You, 14 Pages 107 Bars

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Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries, 20 Pages 74 Bars

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Hernando's Hideaway, 13 Pages 95 Bars

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Bewitched, 18 Pages 72 Bars

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RCA Recording

Box 26

New Thresholds in Sound, 1963, 1 Reels; 1 7" audio reel

1 copy of the original RCA release of the album. Item is unopened.

Subseries VI.7.3: Sketches

Box 1 Folder 11

Sketches, Various Albums, undated

Subseries VI.8: Other

Box 27 Folder 12

The Anatomy of Love. Words by Tony Velona. Music by Sid Ramin, 1969

Box 27 Folder 7

Brace Yourself (Piano Solo) by Sid Ramin, 1967

Box 27 Folder 7

California Summer (People Moving West). by Sid Ramin, 1967

Box 17 Folder 2

Carmichael Suite, undated

Box 14 Folder 4-5

CBS Ode, undated

Box 5 Folder 14

Cleveland Pops--Christmas Medley, undated

Box 27 Folder 7

Come Alive. Written and Produced by Batten, Barton, Durstein & Osborn, Inc. Music by Sid Ramin., 1964

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Comes Love. Holograph score

Box 16 Folder 1-4

Gershwin--Unknown Gershwin, undated, 4 folders

Box 11 Folder 1-3

Robert Goulet Movie--Hollywood Hotel, 1963 December, 3 folders

Box 10 Folder 1

Hollywood Bowl Orchestra--A Little Night Music (The Night Waltzes), 1993

Irving Berlin Patriotic Overture, undated

Box 7 Folder 2-5

Irving Berlin Patriotic Overture, 4 folders

Box 11 Folder 4

Irving Berlin Patriotic Overture

Box 14 Folder 10

Interlude From a Pops Arrangement, undated

Box 10 Folder 2

John Kennedy: An Orchestral Tune-Poem, 1984

Box 1 Folder 7

Love in the Afternoon / Easy to Say, Hard to Do, undated

Box 15 Folder 10

Meadow Serenade, undated

Box 27 Folder 7

Music To Watch Girls By. Lyrics by Tony Velona. Music by Sid Ramin, 1966

Box 17 Folder 3

Al Nevin's Orch., undated

Box 27 Folder 7

No Man Gets Me Right Away. World by Fred Ward. Music by Sid Ramin, 1959

Box 23 Folder 1

Nola score, circa 1963

Box 27 Folder 7

One Land (Out of Many). Words and music by Sid Ramin, 1976

Box 20 Folder 5

Sinéad O'Connor Session (5/13/92), 1992 May 13

Box 27 Folder 4

Simon Says. Music by Hugo Taiani and Sid Ramin. Lysics by Sylvia Dee, 1947

Box 1 Folder 16

Piano – Various Sketches, undated

Box 27 Folder 11

Pretty People. Words by Tony Velona. Music by Sid Ramin, 1969

Box 13 Folder 10

Riddle (World on A String), Williams (The Cowboys), undated

Box 1 Folder 13

Rilke Songs (L8) – Charlie Harmon, 1995

Sidney Sheldon Songs, undated

Box 1 Folder 12

Sidney Sheldon Songs (arr. SR)

Box 5 Folder 4

Sidney Sheldon Songs (arr. SR)

Box 27 Folder 10

Can't Do. Words by Sidney Sheldon.. Music by Sid Ramin

Box 27 Folder 10

Ever Have A Day? Words by Sidney Sheldon.. Music by Sid Ramin

Box 27 Folder 10

When Love Has Gone. Words by Sidney Sheldon.. Music by Sid Ramin

Box 18 Folder 5

State Fair Overture, undated

Box 7 Folder 1

Stella By Starlight, undated

Barbara Streisand, undated

Box 5 Folder 12

Draw Me a Circle

Box 5 Folder 13

Just in Time

Box 15 Folder 8

Strike Up the Band, undated

See Also: Subseries VI.7.2: New Thresholds in Sound

Box 27 Folder 7

Sugar in the Rain (Theme from the Avco Embassy Film - Stiletto). Lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Music by Sid Ramin, 1969

Box 14 Folder 11

Subtle Samba – Orch. For Southern Music Publishers, undated

Box 17 Folder 1

D. 6. B. – White Christmas, undated

Box 14 Folder 14

The Wrong Note Rag, undated

Box 17 Folder 4

Victor Young Tribute, undated

Series VII: Other Material, 1999-2009, undated

This series includes two miscellaneous items - a photograph of Sid Ramin, and an unidentified audio reel.

Box 11 Folder 11

Photograph of Sid Ramin, 2009

Box 27 Folder 6

Daytime Emmy Award Certificate, 1980-1981

Box 27 Folder 9

Salute to President Johnson (program) and Washington's Salute to President Johnson (invitation)

Box 27 Folder 10

Letter from Sidney Sheldon to Sid Ramin, 18 March 1994

Box 27 Folder 8

Thank you note [unidentified]

Box 27 Folder 13

prelude, fugue & riffs. News for friends of Leonard Bernstein , Winter 1999

Box 27 Folder 13

"The Sound of Broadway Music: The Craft and Art of Theatrical Orchestration". The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, 19 October 2009

Box 26

Audio Reel, undated, 1 7" reel

Item is not definitively identified. Front label - "Opera - 1 7/8". Back label. Back label - "64-3361 VPI Hostess"

Box 24 Folder 5

DVD: Family Tribute Film: Sid Ramin: A Life in Music, 2011

The video gives a full overview of Sid Ramin's life and career, from his eary years as a childhood friend of Leonard Bernstein, to his later life.