Columbia University Orchestra records, 1949-1987
Summary Information
Abstract
The records of the Columbia University Orchestra include 323 reel-to-reel tapes of performances by the Columbia University Orchestra and Composers String Quartet. Also includes print material and photographs relating to the orchestra kept by its conductor Howard Shanet.
At a Glance
- Call No.:
- UA#0190
- Bib ID:
- 9538715 View CLIO record
- Creator(s):
- Columbia University Orchestra
- Repository:
- Rare Book and Manuscript Library
- Physical Description:
- 14.5 linear feet (11 record cartons and 2 manuscript boxes)
- Language(s):
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English
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- 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.
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This collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.
The RBML cannot provide access to original time-based media material which has not been first been reformatted for preservation. Researchers are welcome to examine archival time-based media items and decide whether they wish to place an order for Audio/Video reformatting. If copyright and/or condition restrictions apply, it may not be possible to digitize a requested item. Please note that A/V reformatting is handled by an outside vendor and typically takes 6-8 weeks.
Description
Summary
This collection comprises both paper and audio materials. The paper components of the records contain publicity material (programs, flyers, press clippings, press releases), planning documents (schedules, repertoire lists), and correspondence relating to Howard Shanet's direction of the Columbia University Orchestra. Shanet corresponded with a range of stakeholders, including his assistant conductors, composers, advertising agents, concert venues, and musical collaborators. This material is housed in Series I.
This collection also includes 323 reel-to-reel tapes of performances by the Columbia University Orchestra and Composers String Quartet. These recordings span a wide range of repertoire, including a number of world premieres of works by contemporary composers. The recordings also capture a number of activities relating to the orchestra, including lectures about the repertoire from Columbia University professors. Conductors featured include Howard Shanet, Guy Garnett, and Howard Goldstein. This material is housed in Series II.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in two series. Series I was created by orchestra conductor Howard Shanet, who organized these materials according to activity. The arrangement of this series reflects Shanet's original ordering and foldering. Series II is arranged in chronological order and is grouped into four subseries by decade.
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.
This collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.
The RBML cannot provide access to original time-based media material which has not been first been reformatted for preservation. Researchers are welcome to examine archival time-based media items and decide whether they wish to place an order for Audio/Video reformatting. If copyright and/or condition restrictions apply, it may not be possible to digitize a requested item. Please note that A/V reformatting is handled by an outside vendor and typically takes 6-8 weeks.
Restrictions on Use
Reproductions may be made for research purposes. 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); Columbia University Orchestra Records; Box and Folder (if known); University Archives, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.
Related Materials
Virgil Thomson papers, 1920-1981 In preparation for the birthday concert in 1983, conductor Howard Shanet corresponded extensively with Virgil Thomson.
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center records, 1958-2014 and
Vladimir Ussachevsky papers, 1932-1969 : During Shanet's directorship, the Columbia University Orchestra gave the premieres of works by composers affiliated with the university, including works for orchestra and tape by Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky, whose collaborations are documented in these two collections at the RBML.
Department of Music Records (UA#0324): Records relating to Howard Shanet's tenure as chair of the Department of Music (which were accessioned alongside the material in this collection) can be found in Series I.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Series I was donated to the Rare Book and Manuscript Library in February 2010 by Bernice Grafstein, Howard Shanet's wife, as part of the Howard Shanet Papers (MS#1876). Materials in Series II were transferred from the Music Library, 2012 May 7 (accession number 2011-2012-M113).
About the Finding Aid / Processing Information
Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Processing Information
Series I was processed by Callum Blackmore (GSAS) in July 2023. Series II was processed by PTL on 30 July 2012. Finding aid written by PTL in July 2012 and Callum Blackmore in July 2023.
The processing of this collection was made possible by a Graduate Internship in Primary Sources from Columbia Libraries.
Material from Series I was originally accessioned as the Howard Shanet Papers (MS#1876). Prior to the addition of Series I, this collection was called the Columbia University Orchestra/Composers String Quartet Tapes. Upon surveying, the collection was determined to contain records of the Columbia University Department of Music and Columbia University Orchestra, respectively, which had been created and used by Shanet. This material was removed from this collection (which was originally housed and foldered in three banker's boxes) and rehoused and refoldered into document boxes and acid-free folders.
In Series I, all paper clips and rubber bands have been removed from the material; however material that was originally clipped or banded together has been housed together. Some material has been unfolded and removed from envelopes: these envelopes have been discarded unless they contained salient historical information (annotations, etc.).
Approximately 40-50% of the material originally housed in Series I has been destroyed. As per University Records policies, documents containing information with privacy and confidentiality concerns were shredded in their entirety. These include documents covered by HIPAA and FERPA (medical records, student records), HR documents, and financial records.
Separated Materials
Documents containing information with privacy and confidentiality concerns were removed and shredded according to University Records policies.
Revision Description
2012-07-17 File created.
2012-08-01 Finding aid published by PTL
2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.
2023-07-19 Series I container list and front matter updates uploaded by CLB
Historical Note
Founder Edward MacDowell's influence was far reaching, both at Columbia University and beyond. His vision for the arts at Columbia would finally be recognized, with mandatory arts requirements and a wide range of performance ensembles. Perhaps the most noteworthy is the Columbia University Orchestra. Originally founded in 1896 as the Columbia University Philharmonic Society, MacDowell started the 25-member group. It was not until April 21, 1899, however, that the orchestra would debut under the direction of Gustav Hinnichs, in the Mendelssohn Theatre (now demolished in midtown Manhattan). The group would go on to participate in a "Grand Concert" at the Barnard Theatre in the 1900-01 season with other student ensembles. There were 4 concerts in 1902, and 6 in 1903, including one at the Installation of Nicholas Murray Butler as President of Columbia University. The CUO's first out-of-town performance occurred at Odd Fellows Hall in Hoboken, New Jersey that year. The number of performances remained at a consistent number for the next few years.
There seem to have been a few bumps in the Orchestra's history between 1909 and 1913. An article in the Columbia Spectator on November 25, 1909 discussed the rivalry between the Philharmonic Society and Frank E. Ward, the Chapel Organist. Apparently disgusted with the procedures of the Philharmonic Society, Ward had called for the formation of a new, additional orchestra. This would not have been serious except for the fact that the Philharmonic Society was on the brink of losing many of its members to the radical ensemble. In the end, however, all ended in peace and Ward returned to his organ. It also seems that there were no performances between 1911 and 1913. This was most likely due to disinterest or lack of student leadership. Of the few records found in the Columbia Archives, it is hard to discern what happened exactly. We do know, however, that the CUO returned in full force in 1913 under the direction of H.H. Fuchs. In 1916, the name was changed to the Columbia University Orchestra, only to be changed to the Students' Orchestra in 1917. (Today, it is back to the Columbia University Orchestra.) Also in 1917, women were allowed to join the ensemble. It is unclear just how many women joined at that time, but we do know that in 1934-35, there were just 5 women members out of a total of 51.
From 1953 to 1989, the orchestra was conducted by Howard Shanet, a 1939 Columbia College alumnus who also earned a masters degree from the university in 1941 and later returned to serve as a professor in the Music Department. This collection derives from his tenure as the orchestra's conductor and music director. Under Shanet's direction, the Columbia University Orchestra garnered a reputation for performing music by contemporary composers, along with underperformed works from the historical repertory. During this period, the orchestra performed in a number of venues across New York and the tri-state area, collaborating with a number of other musical organizations both inside and outside of Columbia (including an exchange with the Princeton University Orchestra in 1985). In 1983, the orchestra gave a concert for the 87th birthday of the composer Virgil Thomson at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine (in which the composer himself performed), along with a series of retrospectives celebrating American composers at the New York Historical Society.
The CUO has traditionally brought new compositions and composers out to the public. Composers who have had their works debuted by the CUO inlcude Bulent Ariel, Maurice Wright, Jack Beeson, Otto Luening, Charles Wuorinen, and Henry Brandt. One of the more interesting pieces performed by the orchestra was "Rhapsodic Variations for Tape Recorder and Orchestra" by Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky, Professors of Music at Columbia in the 1950's. More recently, the CUO has toured cities and colleges throughout the United States. Under the current direction of Jeffrey Milarsky, the CUO has continued to be one of the most prominent university orchestras in the country.
Subject Headings
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Subseries II.1: 1949-1959
Box 9 Reel 29
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven, 3, December 1949
Box 6 Reel 28
Columbia University Orchestra: Felix Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 1", 18, November 1950
Box 7 Reel 30
Columbia University Orchestra: Douglas S. Moore. Farm Journal", 18, November 1950
Box 9 Reel 22
Columbia University Orchestra: Vladimir Kirilovitch Ussachevsky, 5, May 1951, (1200 ft; 15 i.p.s.)
Box 9 Reel 30
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Antonio Lucio Vivaldi; Karl Ditters von Dittersdor; Robert Schumann, 5, May 1951
Box 9 Reel 12
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Francesco Antonio Rosetti; Albert Rousse, 17, November 1951, (1200 ft.)
Box 9 Reel 23
Columbia University Orchestra: Arnold Schoenberg, 17, November 1951
Box 9 Reel 32
Columbia University Orchestra Works by Domenico Cimarosa and Joseph Haydn, 17, November 1951
Box 6 Reel 20
Columbia University Orchestra Works by Gabriel Fauré; Eugene Aynsley Goossens; Arthur Honegger; Robert McBride, 22, November 1952
Box 7 Reel 28
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by George Frideric Handel; Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 22, November 1952
Box 9 Reel 28
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Leonore, No. 3"; Henry Cowell "Fuguing Tune", 21, November 1953
Box 6 Reel 29
Columbia University Orchestra: Subject: On Large Reels", 21 November 1953. This is an empty box.
Box 6 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Edward MacDowell, 3, April 1954
Box 6 Reel 11
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Antonio Vivaldi; Steven Bryant, 3, April 1954
Box 6 Reel 21
Columbia University Orchestra: Works by Joseph Haydn; Robert Volkmann; Édouard-Victoire-Antoine Lalo, 20, November 1954
Box 6 Reel 13
Columbia University Orchestra C.P.E. Bach "Double Concerto E Flat Major", 5, May 1955
Box 6 Reel 18
Columbia University Orchestra: Charles Gounod "Symphony"; Jean Sibelius "Vårsång", 3, December 1955
Box 6 Reel 19
Columbia University Orchestra: Jean-Philippe Rameau "Suite", 3, December 1955
Box 6 Reel 24
Columbia University Orchestra, Maurice Wilk, violin: Antonio Vivaldi "Concertos for various combinations of instruments", 17 December 1955. Casa Italiana, with typed program.
Box 6 Reel 25
Columbia University Orchestra, Maurice Wilk, violin: Antonio Vivaldi "Concertos for various combinations of instruments", 17 December 1955. Casa Italiana, with typed program.
Box 6 Reel 22
Columbia University Orchestra: Robert Schumann: "Fantasy for Violin", 21, April 1956
Box 6 Reel 23
Columbia University Orchestra: Fusion and 12 minutes, 21, April 1956
Box 6 Reel 26
Columbia University Orchestra: [No information on content of reel], 1, December 1956
Box 7 Reel 27
Columbia University Orchestra: [No information on content of reel], 1, December 1956
Box 6 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: [No information on content of reel], 1, December 1956
Box 6 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra: Joseph Haydn " The Seven Last Words of Our Saviour On the Cross", 9, March1957
Box 6 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra: [No information on content of reel], 9, March, 1957
Box 6 Reel 27
Columbia University Orchestra: Subject: "On Large Reels". See Box 8, Reel 3, 7 December 1957 Empty reel box only, December 1957
Box 8 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra and Chorus: Giacomo Puccini "Le Villi" (Act I)", 7, December 1957, (1/4 x 2400 ft.)
Box 8 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra and Chorus: Giacomo Puccini "Le Villi" (Act II)", 7, December 1957, (1/4 x 2400 ft.)
Box 7 Reel 29
Columbia University Orchestra: Georges Bizet, 12, April 1958
Box 6 Reel 5
Columbia University Orchestra: Luigi Cherubini and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 12, April 1958
Box 7 Reel 25
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 28, February1959
Box 7 Reel 26
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Don Giovanni Overture"; Felix Mendelssohn "Violin Concerto", 28, February1959
Box 6 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Symphony No. 1", 28, February1959
Box 6 Reel 17
Columbia University Orchestra: Louis Spohr, 18, April 1959
Box 5 Reel 20
Columbia University Orchestra: Otto Luening; August Carl Ditters von Dittersdor, 18, April 1959
Box 9 Reel 20
Columbia University Orchestra: Giuseppe Domenico Scarlatti, 18, April 1959
Box 9 Reel 19
Columbia University Orchestra: Johannes Brahms; Ernest Gold; Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, 14, November 1959, (1200 ft)
Box 7 Reel 24
Columbia University Orchestra Ludwig van Beethoven, 14, November 1959
Subseries II.2: 1960-1969
Box 6 Reel 12
Columbia University Orchestra: Franz Joseph Haydn "Concertantes jugiter per calamitatem"; Concerto-Hurdy-Gurdy, 27, February1960
Box 11 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra: Franz Joseph Haydn "Symphony No. 83 and Aria", 27, February1960
Box 7 Reel 23
Columbia University Orchestra: Franz Joseph Haydn "Six German Dances"; "Symphony No. 83", 27, February1960
Box 4 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra: Franz Joseph Haydn "Symphony No. 80 in D minor", 17, December 1960
Box 4 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra: Johann Christian Bach "Sinfonia in B flat major"; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Serenade for Winds (k. 375)", 17, December 1960
Box 4 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Bach "Clavier Concerto in F major", 17, December 1960
Box 4 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra: J.S. Bach "Orchestral Suite No. 4 in D major"; Wilhelm Friedemann Bach "Sinfonia in D minor", 17, December 1960
Box 7 Reel 21
Columbia University Orchestra: Luigi Boccherini "Cello Concerto, Op. 34", 18, February1961
Box 7 Reel 22
Columbia University Orchestra: Handel "Concerto Grosso, OP. 6, No. 12"; Bach "Concerto (F major) harpsichord, 2 flutes, orchestra", 18, February1961
Box 9 Reel 17
Columbia University Orchestra: Haydn "Concerto in E flat for trumpet and orchestra", 29, April 1961
Box 9 Reel 18
Columbia University Orchestra: Bach "Concerto in D minor for violins and orchestra", 29, April 1961
Box 9 Reel 31
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Concerto in D major for flute and orchestra, 29, April 1961
Box 6 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet: Anthony Philip Heinrich "Pushmataha"; Louis Moreau Gottschalk "Night in the Tropics", 9, December 1961
Box 5 Reel 26
Columbia University Orchestra: Franz Schubert "Rosamunde Entiacte", 23, April 1962
Box 7 Reel 32
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet: Franz Schubert "The Twin Brothers", 28, April 1962
Box 11 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra and Chorus, Howard Shanet. All Schubert Program with program, clipping, insert: Music to Helmina von Chézy's "Rosamunde" op. 26; "The Twin Brothers", 28 April 1962.
(Contains clippings ofNY TimesandHeraldreviews
Box 6 Reel 30
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet. All Dvorak Program, Rudolph Petrak, tenor: Dvorak "Biblical Songs", op. 99, Bk. II, 16, March1963
Box 6 Reel 31
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet. All Dvorak Program: Dvorak "Serenade for Winds, Cello, and Contrabass", op. 44, 16, March1963
Box 6 Reel 32
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet. All Dvorak Program: Dvorak "Symphonic Variations", pp. 78, 16, March1963
Box 6 Reel 33
Columbia University Orchestra, Howard Shanet. All Dvorak Program, Rudolph Petrak, tenor: Dvorak "Wanda" Overture; "Biblical Songs", op. 99, Bk. I", 16, March1963
Box 10 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra: Louis Spohr "Notturno for wind instruments" and "Janizary Music", op. 34, 7, December 1963
Box 4 Reel 14
Columbia University Orchestra: Charles Gounod "Symphony No. 1 in D major", 7, December 1963
Box 9 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra: Niels Gade "Echoes of Ossian" op. 1, 7, December 1963, (1.5 mil 1200 ft. acetate reel)
Box 9 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Carl Czerny "Concerto for Piano 4-Hands", op 153, 7, December 1963, (1.5 mil 1200 ft. acetate reel)
Box 9 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra, Richard Watson, Alan Steere violin: Max Bruch "Scottish Fantasie", 18, April 1964, (1.5 mil 1200 ft. acetate reel)
Box 9 Reel 34
Columbia University Orchestra: Charles Dodge; Antonin Dvorak; Giuseppe Domenico Scarlatti", 24, April 1965
Box 9 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "1st movement", 24, April 1965, ("1.5 mil 1200 ft. acetate reel)
Box 9 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "2nd, 3rd movements", 24, April 1965, (1.5 mil 1200 ft. acetate reel)
Box 9 Reel 27
Columbia University Orchestra: Camille Saint-Saens "Concerto for Cello", 23, April 1966
Box 9 Reel 35
Columbia University Orchestra: Alexander Manevich "Clarinet Concerto", 23, April 1966
Box 11 Reel 11
Columbia University Orchestra, Henri Arends, with program: Jan Václav Hugo Voříšek "Symphony in D major", 18, March1967
Box 4 Reel 17
Columbia University Orchestra: Vetvawovsky (?); Louis Andriessen; Hernando Frano, 18, March1967
Box 11 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra, with program-"Empty box, with enclosed note.", 18, March1967
Box 10 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Thomas Crane, Louis Rowen, solo cello: Dmitri Shostakovitch "Cello Concerto", 26, April 1969
(thin tape, handle with care)
Subseries II.3: 1971-1979
Box 4 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Fantasy for Piano, Orch. And Chorus", 13, March1971
Box 4 Reel 11
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Fantasy for Piano, Orch. And Chorus", 13, March1971
Box 4 Reel 12
Columbia University Orchestra: Relix Mendelssohn Overture to "Ruy Blas"; Cohen "Finale" from suite for orch.", 13, March1971
Box 4 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: Sergei Rachmaninov "Symphonic Dances", 13, March1971
Box 4 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Sergei Rachmaninov "Symphonic Dances", 13, March1971
Box 4 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra: Felix Mendelssohn "Symphony No. 3 in A minor", 24, April 1971
Box 4 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra: Jan Wanski "Symphony in D Major"; Manfred Kelkel "Hommage ? Mozart", Op. 7, 24, April 1971
Box 7 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Titus Overture"; Edward Elgar "Serenade for Strings", 4, December 1971
Box 7 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra: Francis Poulenc "Gloria", 4, December 1971
Box 7 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Carl Nielsen "Symphony No. 3" (first two movements only), 4, December 1971
Box 7 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra: Carl Nielsen "Symphony No. 3 (second two movements only), 4, December 1971
Box 7 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra: Bartok "Viola concerto-I Moderato, II Adagio Religioso, III Allegro Vivace"-13, May 1972
Box 10 Reel 19
Columbia University Orchestra: Felix Mendelssohn "Piano Concerto no.2, op.40-Allegro appassionato, Adagio: Molto sostenuto, Finale: Presto scherzando", 13, May 1972
Box 7 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "[Piece not identified]-I Allegro Maestro, II Andante, III Presto", 13, May 1972
Box 10 Reel 20
Columbia University Orchestra. Birth of a Performance, Howard Shanet, Allen Steere, violin: Remarks by Howard Shanet; Antonio Vivaldi "Violin Concerto 1", February1973
(Performance in Low Library)
Box 10 Reel 21
Columbia University Orchestra. Birth of a Performance, Howard Shanet, Daria Semegen, tape recorder: Otto Luening-Vladimir Ussachevsky "Rhapsodic Variations", 1, February1973
(Performance in Low Library)
Box 9 Reel 33
Columbia University Orchestra. Birth of a Performance, Howard Shanet: John Philip Sousa "El Capitan", 1, February1973
(Performance in Low Library)
Box 6 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra. Howard Shanet: Jack Delano "Ofrenda Musical-II"; Jack Beeson "Symphony #1, 1st movement-G'45", 22, February1973
(American Music Festival. Tapes from program on WNYC)
Box 7 Reel 31
Columbia University Orchestra: Vladimir Ussachevsky "Rhapsodic Variations"; Edward MacDowell "Suite for Large Orchestra", Op. 42 (Last Movement); Henry Brant "Ceremony", 22, February1973
(American Music Festival. Tapes from program on WNYC)
Box 7 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra: Antonio Vivaldi "Concerto in G Minor"; Otto Luening-Vladimir Ussachevsky "Rhapsodic Variations", 29, April 1973
Box 7 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra: Eda Rapoport "Dance Fantastique"; Mario Davidovsky "Synchronisms No. 2", 29, April 1973
Box 7 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: Johannes Brahms "Concerto for Violin and Violoncello with Orch.", 29, April 1973
Box 7 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra: Aaron Copland [Work not indicated], 3, December 1973
(Complete run-through of piece)
Box 7 Reel 17
Columbia University Orchestra Rehearsal: Aaron Copland [Work not indicated], 3, December 1973
(1/2 way: Partial Recording of final run-thru; see reel four for continuous recording)
Box 7 Reel 18
Columbia University Orchestra Rehearsal: Aaron Copland [Work not indicated], 3, December 1973
Box 3 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Berlioz [Work not indicated], 28, March1974
Box 3 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra: [Contents not indicated], 21, April 1974
Box 3 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra: [Contents not indicated], 21, April 1974
Box 4 Reel 22
Faculty Members Concert: Georg Philipp Teleman "Sonate in C Minor, for Recorder, Oboe, and Continuo", 12, November 1974
Box 4 Reel 23
Faculty Members Concert: Felix Mendelssohn "String Quartet in A Minor", Op. 13, 12, November 1974
Box 4 Reel 24
Faculty Members Concert: Debussy "Quartet in G Major", 12, November 1974
Box 4 Reel 33
Faculty Members Concert: [Content not indicated], 12, November 1974
Box 7 Reel 11
Columbia University Orchestra: Wallingford Constantine Riegge "Music for Orchestra" Op., 50; Robert Cummings "Movement for Orchestra"; Marbulde (?) "Once Removed" (1972); Paul Hindemith "Concert for Horn and Orchestra" (not complete), 26, November 1974
Box 7 Reel 12
Columbia University Orchestra: Niels Wilhelm Gad "Symphony in C Minor", conclusion, 26, November 1974
Box 9 Reel 4
Anton Reicha "Woodwind Quintet in E-Flat", 12, February1975
Box 8 Reel 1
String Revival, 25, March1975, (1/4 x 1500 ft; 1.5 mil. Polyester)
Box 3 Reel 26
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven "Septet" Op. 20. Last movement, 25, March1975
(On container listed: Foote/Goleminov/Dvorak)
Box 11 Reel 8
[Empty box, with program enclosed], 25, March1975
Box 7 Reel 13
Columbia University Orchestra: Claudio Monteverdi "Lamento d'Arianna"; Ludwig van Beethoven "Der glorreiche Augenblick" (1-2), 4, April 1975
Box 7 Reel 14
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Der glorreiche Augenblick (3-6)", 4, April 1975
Box 7 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra: Copland "Old American Songs", 4, April 1975
Box 9 Reel 24
MPP-The Stanesby Ensemble: Jean-Baptiste Loeillet "Trio Sonata"; Georg Philippe Telemann's Sonata No. 1 in G Minor from the suite "Sonata Methodiche"; Girolamo Frescobaldi "Partite undecima sopra l'Aria di Monicha in G", 22, April 1975
Box 9 Reel 25
Baroque Woodwinds-The Stanesby Ensemble (see program for listing): Handel "Sonata in G minor"; Georg Philipp Telemann "Trio Sonata in E minor"; Jacques-Martin Hotteterre "La nopee champêtre " 22, April 1975
Box 9 Reel 26
Baroque Woodwinds-The Stanesby Ensemble (see program for listing): Georg Philipp Telemann "Sonata in D minor"; Antonio Lucio Vivaldi "Trio Sonata in G minor", 22, April 1975
Box 2 Reel 34
Baroque Woodwids-The Stanesby Ensemble (see program for listing): Jean-Baptiste Loeillet "Trio Sonata"; Georg Philipp Telemann "Sonate No. 1 ("Methodique")"; Girolamo Frescobaldi "Missa sopra l'aria della Monica" Partita II, 22, April 1975
Box 4 Reel 30
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Ludwig van Beethoven "String Quartet in F Major", Op. 135 (1826), 14, October 1975
Box 4 Reel 31
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Henry Cowell "Quartet Euphometric (1916-19)"; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Quartet for Oboe, Violin, and Violoncello", in F Major, K. 370 (1781), 14, October 1975
Box 4 Reel 32
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky "Quartet for Oboe, Violin, and Violoncello", in F Major, K. 370 (1781), 14, October 1975
Box 4 Reel 27
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Lawrence Moss "String Quartet (1975)"; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "String Quartet in G Monor", K 516 (1787); Joseph-Maurice Ravel "String Quartet (1903), 29, January 1976
Box 4 Reel 28
Faculty Members Concert: Lawrence Moss "String Quartet" (1975); Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "String Quartet in G Minor", K 516 (1787); Joseph-Maurice Ravel "String Quartet" (1903), 29, January 1976
Box 4 Reel 29
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Lawrence Moss "String Quartet" (1975); Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "String Quartet in G Minor", K 516 (1787); Joseph-Maurice Ravel "String Quartet" (1903), 29, January 1976
Box 4 Reel 20
Composers String Quartet: Gioachino Antonio Rossini "Sonata a Quattro No. 4", 25, February1976
Box 4 Reel 21
Composers String Quartet: Bella Bartok "Sixth Quartet", 25, February1976
Box 4 Reel 25
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Ives "Quartet No. 1", 25, February1976
Box 4 Reel 26
Faculty Members Concert, with program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Quartet in F Major", K. 590, 25, February1976
Box 5 Reel 27
J.C.Demantius "Conviviorum Deliciae", 22, April 1976
(Betty Long, soprano; Edward Flower, Lute; Bernard Krainis, recorder"-third of program)
Box 5 Reel 28
J.C.Demantius "Conviviorum Deliciae", 22, April 1976
(Betty Long, soprano; Edward Flower, Lute; Bernard Krainis, recorder-second third of program)
Box 5 Reel 29
J.C.Demantius "Conviviorum Deliciae", 22, April 1976
(Betty Long, soprano; Edward Flower, Lute; Bernard Krainis, recorder-first third of program)
Box 2 Reel 41
Composers String Quartet: Luigi Boccherini/Ravel (Encore) Last Movement, 26, October 1976
Box 2 Reel 40
Composers String Quartet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [Work not indicated], 26 October 76
Box 3 Reel 32
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven "Grosse Fuge", 30, November 1976
Box 3 Reel 33
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven "String Quartet" Op. 130, 30, November 1976
Box 2 Reel 3
Composers String Quartet Quartet: #5-Ezra Laderman. Movement 1 and most of 2, 25, February1977
Box 2 Reel 4
Composers String Quartet: Quartet #5-Ezra Laderman, end of mvt. 2, mvt. 3, 25, February1977
Box 2 Reel 5
Composers String Quartet: Schubert "Quartet in D Minor" #14, end of mvt. 1, mvts 2, 3, 4, 25, February1977
Box 2 Reel 1
Composers String Quartet: Beeson "A Creole Mystery"; Brahms "Quartet in A Minor" Op. 51 #2 mvt. 1, 22, March1977
Box 2 Reel 2
Composers String Quartet: Brahms "Quartet in A Minor" Op. 51 #2, 22, March1977
Box 2 Reel 28
Composers String Quartet: Luigi Boccherini "Quartet in E Major" Op. 58 #2, 22, March1977
Box 2 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra: Maurice Wright; Anton Dvorak-Symphony #8 in G Major-29 March77-Reel 3 of 4
Box 2 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Mass in C Major", Op. 86, Kyrie, Gloria, Credo., 29, March1977
Box 2 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra: Ludwig van Beethoven "Mass in C Major", Op. 86, Sanctus, Agnus dei., 29, March1977
Box 2 Reel 9
Columbia University Orchestra: Anton Dvorak "Symphony #8 in G Major" III, IV", 29, March1977
Box 1 Reel 26
String Revival: Witold Lutosławski "Five Folk Tunes for String Ensemble" "Funeral Music for String Orchestra", 19, April 1977
Box 1 Reel 27
String Revival: Eda Rapoport "Pastel #3 In the garden at Dawn"; Charles Peter Wuorinen "Grand Bamboula", 19, April 1977
Box 3 Reel 27
String Revival with Howard Shanet: Elgar "Introduction and Allegro for String Quartet & Orchestra", Op. 47, 19, April 1977
Box 1 Reel 28
String Revival with Howard Shanet, with program: Josef Suk "Serenade for Strings", Op. 6, 19, April 1977
Box 1 Reel 8
Composers String Quartet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Divertimento in F Major", 19, April 1977
Box 2 Reel 26
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Quartet in C Major" K465, 4, October 1977
Box 2 Reel 27
Composers String Quartet: Richard Wilson "String Quartet, Op., 1977", 4, October 1977
Box 2 Reel 29
Composers String Quartet: Brahms "B flat Major Quartet", Op. 67, 4, October 1977
Box 2 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra: Rimsky-Korsakov "Quintet for Piono, Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon and Horn", 30, November 1977
Box 2 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra: Rimsky-Korsakov "Adagio from the Sinfonietta", Op. 31; "Sabbath of the Internal Sprits"; "Overture on Russian Themes", Op. 28; Stravinsky "Infernal Dance of the Subjects of Kashchei", 30, November 1977
Box 2 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: Rimsky-Korsakov Overture "Pskovityanka"; "Variations for Oboe and Wind Orchestra"; Stravinsky "Dance of the Princesses", 30, November 1977
Box 2 Reel 17
Composers String Quartet: Joseph Haydn "String Quartet in D Minor", Op. 76, No. 2, 31, January 1978
Box 2 Reel 18
Composers String Quartet: Ruth Crawford (1931), 31, January 1978
Box 2 Reel 36
Composers String Quartet: Franz Schubert "Quintet for Piano and Strings in A Major", Op. 114 "The Trout", 31, January 1978
Box 11 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra: Rimsky-Kporsakov/Stravinsky [Works not specified], 27, February1978
Box 1 Reel 11
The String Revival with Howard Shanet. Salute to Italy: Tchaikovsky "Souvenir de Florence", 21, March1978
Box 1 Reel 30
The String Revival with Howard Shanet. Salute to Italy, with program: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Divertimento in B-flat Major";Azio Corghi "Sumer is icumen in", 21, March1978
Box 1 Reel 36
Salute to Italy-The String Revival with Howard Shanet: Eda Rapoprt "Pastel No 2 The Boatman"; John Corigliano "Voyage for String Orchestra"; Luigi Boccherini "Symphony in D Minor (La casa del diavolo)"-21, March1978
Box 10 Reel 11
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven-Op. 132, II and III only, 6, October 1978
Box 2 Reel 30
Composers String Quartet: Bartok "String Quartet #3"; Ludwig van Beethoven "String Quartet" Op. 132 (1st Movement), 6, October 1978
Box 2 Reel 35
Composers String Quartet: Paganini [Work not specified], 6, October 1978
Box 2 Reel 32
Composers String Quartet: Debussy Op. 10, 10, November 1978
Box 10 Reel 6
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven "Quartet in A major", Op. 18 no. 5, 10, November 1978
Box 10 Reel 8
Composers String Quartet: Shostakovitch "Quartet no. 8", Op. 110, 10, November 1978
Box 9 Reel 13
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "Ludwig van Beethoven's Greatest Hit"-Craig Timberlake, reader: Ludwig van Beethoven "Wellington's Victory", Op. 91, 1, December 1978, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 5
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "Ludwig van Beethoven's Greatest Hit"-Craig Timberlake, reader: 1) "King Stephen", 2) "Name-Day", Op. 115, 1, December 1978, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "Three Water Musics": Telemann "Water Music", 2, March1979, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 14
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet, "Three Water Musics": Haydn "Suite in F", 2, March1979, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 6
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet. "Three Water Musics": Rorem "Water Music", 2, March1979, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet. "Three Water Musics": Haydn "Suite in G and D", 2, March1979, (1/4 x 1200 ft. 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 1 Reel 10
String Revival III, Howard Shanet: Niels Gade "Novelleter", 20, April 1979
Box 1 Reel 29
String Revival II: Eugène Ysaÿe "Harmonies du Soir" Op. 31; Eda Rapoport "Pastel No. 1 A Weeping Willow"; "Mermin", 20, April 1979
Box 1 Reel 31
String Revival I. Howard Shanet: Schubert "5 German Dances"; Nicholas Maw "Life Studies", Study IV, 20, April 1979
Box 10 Reel 12
Composers String Quartet: Mendelssohn "Quartet in D major", Op. 44, no. 1, 5, October 1979
Box 2 Reel 31
Composers String Quartet: Mendelssohn "Quartet in D major", op. 44, no. 1 (last mvt.), 5, October 1979
Box 8 Reel 6
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 131, 5, October 1979, (1/4 x 2500 ft; 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 3 Reel 19
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 59, No. 2, Mvts. 1-3, 30, November 1979
Subseries II.4: 1980-1987; and undated
Box 10 Reel 7
Composers String Quartet: Mendelssohn "Quartet in A minor", 1, February1980
Box 1 Reel 2
The String Revival with Howard Shanet: 1. William Schuman "Symphony"; 2. Intro. By Howard Shanet; 3. Eda Rappoport "Allegro Moderato" 28, March1980
Box 3 Reel 28
The String Revival with Haward Shanet: Tchaikovsky "Serenade, Mvts 2-4; 2. Walzer; 3. Elegie; 4. Finale", 28, March1980
Box 1 Reel 33
The String Revival with Howard Shanet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "6 Landler-style Dances"; Ludwig van Beethoven "6 Landler-style Dances"; Schuman "Amaryllis", 28, March1980
Box 1 Reel 9
The String Revival with Howard Shanet: 1. Talk by Shanet; 2. V. Ussachovsky "Celebration"; "Serenade" by Tchaikovsky, 28, March1980
Box 1 Reel 14
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 59 #1 Mvts 1-2-12, June 1980
Box 9 Reel 10
Composers String Quartet: "Six Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven"-I. #1, 11, October 1980, (1/4 x 1200 ft; 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 11 Reel 11
Composers String Quartet: "Six Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven"-II. Lecture (conclusion), 11, October 1980, (tails out-1/4 x 1200 ft; 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 9 Reel 12
Composers String Quartet: "Six Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven"-IV. Op. 18, no. 1-11, October 1980, (head out-1/4 x 1200 ft; 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 3 Reel 9
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 18, No. 2, 11, October 1980
Box 1 Reel 18
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 18, No. 4, 8, November 1980
Box 3 Reel 23
Composers String Quartet: "Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven"-2a, 8, November 1980
Box 2 Reel 25
Composers String Quartet: "Six Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven", 8, November 1980
Box 3 Reel 7
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 18, No. 6, 8, November 1980
Box 3 Reel 8
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 18, No. 5, 8, November 1980
Box 2 Reel 13
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 18, No. 3, 10, November 1980
Box 11 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet: "An 1830 Celebration", Berenice Lipson-Gruzen, piano: Wright "The Times Will Change"; Chopin "Piano Concerto No. 2", 1st mov.; Chopin 2nd and 3rd mov., 21 November 1980, 1830, November 1980
Box 11 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet An 1830 Celebration": Berlioz-Ballet of the Ghosts, Fantasy on Shakespeare's "Tempest"; Mendelssohn "Symphony no. 5 in D", Op. 107, 21 November 1980, 1830, November 1980
Box 9 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet Berlioz "Ballet of the Ghosts, Fantasy on Shakespeare's "Tempest"; Mendelssohn "Symphony no. 5 in D", Op. 107, 21, November 1980, (1/4 x 1200 ft; 1.5 mil Polyester)
Box 5 Reel 17
Columbia University Orchestra. Cooper Union Concert: [No information on works performed], 21, November 1980
Box 6 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra. Cooper Union Concert: [No information on works performed], 21, November 1980
Box 3 Reel 11
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 59, No. 3, 6, December 1980
Box 3 Reel 12
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 59, No. 1, Mvts. 3-4, 6, December 1980
Box 1 Reel 15
Composers String Quartet: "Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven" 3b, 6, December 1980
Box 2 Reel 23
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven" Op. 59, no. 2; Mvts 1-2, 6, December 1980
Box 2 Reel 24
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 59, no. 2; Mvts 3-4, 6, December 1980
Box 3 Reel 4
Composers String Quartet: "Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven" 3a, 6, December 1980
Box 3 Reel 13
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 95, 31, January 1981
Box 3 Reel 16
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 127, Mvts. 1-2, 31, January 1981
Box 3 Reel 17
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 127, Mvts. 3-4, 31, January 1981
Box 10 Reel 2
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven-Quartet, op. 74 Mvts. 1-2,3,4, 31, January 1981
Box 3 Reel 25
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 132, Mvts. 1-2, 31, January 1981
Box 3 Reel 5
Composers String Quartet: Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven-4b, 31, January 1981
Box 3 Reel 6
Composers String Quartet: Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven-4a, 31, January 1981
Box 1 Reel 16
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 132 Mvts: 5/6, 28, February1981
Box 1 Reel 17
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 130 Mvts. 1-4, 28, February1981
Box 1 Reel 19
Composers String Quartet Ludwig van Beethoven Lesson 5b, 28, February1981
Box 3 Reel 22
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven Op. 132 Mvts: 3-5, 28, February1981
Box 1 Reel 25
Composers String Quartet Ludwig van Beethoven Lesson 5b, 28, February1981
Box 1 Reel 3
String Revival III: Eugène Ysaÿe; Vaughan Williams [Works not specified], 20, March1981
Box 1 Reel 1
String Revival III: 1. ?lhan Mimaro?lu-2. Marin Petrov Goleminov, 28, March1981
Box 1 Reel 4
String Revival III: 1. Schubert [Work not specified]; 2. Ludwig van Beethoven [Work not specified], 28, March1981
Box 6 Reel 1
Columbia University Orchestra: Schuman "Piano Concerto in A Minor", Op. 54, 10, April 1981
Box 3 Reel 15
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 135, 25, April 1981
Box 3 Reel 18
Composers String Quartet Ludwig van Beethoven "Septet" (Part 1), 25, April 1981
Box 2 Reel 20
Composers String Quartet: #6b -- "Six Lessons from Ludwig van Beethoven", 25, April 1981
Box 1 Reel 24
Composers String Quartet: Lecture 6a-Ludwig van Beethoven "String Quartet, 25, April 1981
Box 3 Reel 10
Composers String Quartet: Ludwig van Beethoven, Op 131, 31, October 1981
Box 2 Reel 12
Composers String Quartet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "String Quartet", K499, 31, October 1981
Box 2 Reel 19
The Classical Quartet" Part 2"-"P. Weiss, lecture"-31 October 81
Box 11 Reel 5
Composers String Quartet: Empty box-"Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet, Op 131"-31 October 81
Box 5 Reel 14
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "A Feast of Soloists": Saint-Saens "The Muse and the Poet", Op. 132, 21, November 1981
Box 5 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "A Feast of Soloists", William Purvis, Horn: Reinhold Glière "Concerto for Horn and Orch.", Op. 91, 21, November 1981
Box 5 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "A Feast of Soloists", Morris Newman, bassoon and recorder: Phillips "Concert Piece for Bassoon and Strings"; Scarlatti "Concerto in A minor for Alto Recorder", String and Continuo", 21, November 1981
Box 5 Reel 22
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "A Feast of Soloists", Anahid Ajemian, violin; Mark Shuman, cello: Nielsen "Suite of Theater Music to Aladdin," Op. 34, 21, November 1981
Box 3 Reel 14
Composers String Quartet: Debussy, Op. 10 in G Minor, 5, December 1981
Box 1 Reel 12
Composers String Quartet with Howard Shanet: Elliot Carter "String Quartet" No. 3, 13, February1982
Box 1 Reel 20
Composers String Quartet: Bartok "String Quartet #3", 13, February1982
Box 2 Reel 21
Composers String Quartet Shostakovich "String Quartet", Op. 11, No. 8, 13, February1982
Box 3 Reel 24
Composers String Quartet: Piero Weiss "The 20th Century Quartet", 13, February1982
Box 8 Reel 2
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet "A Feast of Soloists" (see program for listing): Ludwig van Beethoven; Phillips; Scarlatti; Gliere; Saint-Saens; Nielsen, 19, February1982, (1/4 x 1500 ft; 1.5 mil. Polyester)
Box 2 Reel 11
Brahms String Quartet Op. 51, No. 1 in C Minor, 27, March1982
Box 1 Reel 13
Composers String Quartet with Howard Shanet: Franz Schubert "Octet", Op. 166, 27, March1982
Box 3 Reel 20
Composers String Quartet: Franz Schubert "Octet", Op. 166 in F Major, 27, March1982
Box 1 Reel 21
Composers String Quartet: Piero Weiss "Quartet With Others", 27, March1982
Box 3 Reel 21
Composers String Quartet: Franz Schubert "Octet", Op. 166 in F Major I. Adgio II. Adajio, 27, March1982
Box 1 Reel 22
Composers String Quartet: Benjamin Britten "Phantasy Quartet In One Movement", Op. 2, 27, March1982
Box 1 Reel 23
Composers String Quartet: Luigi Boccherini "Sextet, or Nocturne", Op. 42, No 1, 27, March1982
Box 10 Reel 18
Composers String Quartet: William May er "Inner and Outer Strings"; Elgar "Introduction and Allegro for Strings", 24, April 1982
Box 1 Reel 32
Composers String Quartet "String Revival": Verdi "Quartet in E Minor", 24, April 1982
Box 1 Reel 5
Composers String Quartet: William May er "Inner and Outer Strings"; Elgar "Introduction and Allegro for Strings", 24, April 1982
Box 1 Reel 6
Composers String Quartet: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" ; May er "Andante for Strings", 24, April 1982
Box 5 Reel 18
Columbia University Orchestra-Guy Garnett: Haydn "Symphony No. 103" (I, II, III), 3, March1984
Box 5 Reel 19
Columbia University Orchestra-Guy Garnett: Carter "Holiday Overture"; Haydn-(cont.) "Symphony No. 103" (IV); Schoenberg "Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Score", 3, March1984
Box 4 Reel 5
Columbia University Orchestra-Guy Garnett: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Six German Dances", K.600, 3, March1984
Box 2 Reel 14
Composers String Quartet "A Gift of Brahms" #3, B flat Major, Op. 67, Mvt. 1 and 2, 29, March1984
Box 5 Reel 30
Columbia Chorus and Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet: "A Gift of Brahms": "Ein Deutsches Requiem", Op. 45: III, IV, V, 21, April 1984
Box 5 Reel 31
Columbia-Barnard Chorus and Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet. A Gift of Brahms: Peter Schubert "Ein Deutsches Requiem, op. 45: I, II", 21 April 1984.
Box 5 Reel 32
Columbia-Barnard Chorus and Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet. A Gift of Brahms: Peter Schubert, " Chorale Preludes, Op. 122", 21, April 1984
Box 5 Reel 33
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet: Dvorak "Symphonic Variations, Op. 78", 7, December 1984
Box 5 Reel 34
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet and Ronald Roseman, oboe: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Oboe Conerto, K.314", 7, December 1984
Box 5 Reel 35
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet: Weber Overtures to "Euryanthe" and "Turandot", 7, December 1984
Box 6 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Tchaikovsky "Symphony No. 5 (III, IV)"-7, March1985
Box 5 Reel 21
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Tchaikovsky "Symphony No. 5 (I, II)", 7, March1985
Box 6 Reel 14
Columbia University Orchestra with Frances Schopick, mezzo: Mahler "Kindertotenlieder", 7, March1985
Box 5 Reel 13
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Brahms "Symphony No. 1 in C minor", op. 68 (III and IV), 6, February1986
Box 5 Reel 23
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Brahms "Symphony No. 1 in C minor", op. 68 (I and II), 6, February1986
Box 5 Reel 24
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein, Ophra Yerushalmi, piano: Liszt "Concerto No. 1 in E-flat major for Piano and Orch.", 6, February1986
Box 5 Reel 10
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Schubert -- "Mass in A-flat major", D.678 (1822)-IV, V, 3, April 1986
Box 5 Reel 11
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Schubert "Mass in A-flat major", D.678 (1822)-I, II, III, 3, April 1986
Box 5 Reel 12
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Goldstein: Schubert "Symphony in B minor", Unfinished, D.759 (1822), 3, April 1986
Box 3 Reel 30
The String Revival Old and New Master" Program No. 4: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Divertimento", Op. 138, F Major; William Schuman "Amaryllis". 20, April 1986
Box 1 Reel 35
The String Revival with Howard Shanet: Antonín Leopold Dvorak "Serenade for String Orchestra in E Major", 20, April 1986
Box 3 Reel 29
String Revival: George Edwards "Heraclitean Fire for String Quartet & String Orchestra" (1987), 29, March1987
Box 3 Reel 31
String Revival Concert: Ludwig van Beethoven "Six Landler-style Dances"; Elger "Introduction and Allegro for String Quartet and String Orchestra", Op. 47, 29, March1987
Box 1 Reel 34
String Revival Concert with Howard Shanet: Tchaikovsky "Souvenir de Florence", 29, March1987
Box 1 Reel 7
String Revival Concert with Howard Shanet: Allegro Giocoso (1941); Tchaikovsky "Souvenir de Florence" 1) Allegro con spirito", 29, March1987
Box 11 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Fry / RCA Mike, 9-Dec n.y.
Box 7 Reel 19
Copy of tape for Professor Watanabe?
Box 7 Reel 20
Copy of tape for Professor Watanabe?, undated (1 of 2), undated
Box 5 Reel 25
Franz Schubert "The Twin Brothers", undated
Box 10 Reel 22
Columbia University Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Symphony No, 39", 18, February1961
Box 4 Reel 15
Columbia University Orchestra with Howard Shanet, Genevieve Chinn (?) and Hubert Doris, pianists: Carl Czerny "Concerto for Piano 4-Hands", 24 March1964 (air date). Tape Cue Sheet, March1964
Box 2 Reel 37
Composers String Quartet: Georg Philipp Telemann: "Trio Sonata in C Minor"; Charles Bestor "Twelve short movements for string quartet", 30, November 1976
Box 2 Reel 33
Columbia University Orchestra: Decade of Women's Music Part I, 7, November 1976
Box 8 Reel 7
Columbia University Orchestra: Fry-Narrator's Mike (?)-Dec 9th?, (1/4 x 2400 ft.)
Box 8 Reel 8
Unidentified. Label on reel reads "Writing on box"."-No Date Loose reel, unboxed"-, (1/4 x 2400 ft.)
Box 8 Reel 9
Wagner and Debussy (?) Loose reel, unboxed, undated, (1/4 x 2400 ft.)
Box 5 Reel 1
[Composer and works not indicated] Reel #1, undated
Box 10 Reel 10
The 19th Century Quartet: Peter Weiss, lecture, undated
Box 11 Reel 12
In Character Opera Volume 2 Great Singers in Great Roles
Box 10 Reel 13
Harry Partch "Plectra and Percussion Dances", undated
Box 4 Reel 13
Columbia University Orchestra: Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky "Rhapsodie Variations", (Copy)
Box 10 Reel 14
Harry Partch "The Bewitched" Reel 4, undated
Box 10 Reel 15
Harry Partch "The Bewitched" Reel 3, undated
Box 10 Reel 16
Harry Partch "The Bewitched" Reel 2, undated
Box 4 Reel 16
Columbia University Orchestra: Manfred #1, undated
Box 10 Reel 17
Harry Partch "The Bewitched" Reel 1, undated
Box 4 Reel 18
Gioachino Antonio Rossini [Works not indicated] pt. II, undated
Box 4 Reel 19
Gioachino Antonio Rossini [Works not indicated] pt. I, undated
Box 5 Reel 2
[Composer and works not indicated] Reel #2, undated
Box 10 Reel 23
"Unidentified, 1 reel"
Box 10 Reel 3
Columbia University Orchestra: Manfred, undated
Box 5 Reel 3
[Composer and works not indicated] Reel #3, undated
Box 2 Reel 38
Columbia University Orchestra: Decade of Women's Music Part II, undated
Box 2 Reel 39
Columbia University Orchestra: Decade of Women's Music Part III, undated
Box 10 Reel 4
Columbia University Orchestra: Manfred, undated
Box 5 Reel 4
Waiting Music-Columbia Graduation Music, undated
Box 2 Reel 42
Columbia University Orchestra: Decade of Women's Music Part IV, undated
Box 10 Reel 5
Columbia University Orchestra: Teck, Heiss, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [Works not specified], undated
Box 5 Reel 5
Processional Music-Columbia Graduation Music Procession music with the opening and intermediate, undated
Box 7 Reel 5
George Percy Aldridge Grainge Program: "At Twilight"; "We Have Fed Our Sea"; "The Power of the Christian Heart"; "Walking Tune"; "Lisbon", undated
Box 8 Reel 5
Blank Take Up Reel
Box 5 Reel 6
Music by Joseph Joachim Raff "Symphony 4 and 5" (see notes for individual track listing), undated
Box 11 Reel 7
Opera Performance Reel II, undated
Box 5 Reel 7
Niels Wilhelm Gade "Echoes of Ossian", undated
Box 5 Reel 8
Columbia University Orchestra: Otto Luening and Vladimir Ussachevsky "Rhapsodie Variations", undated (no cover for box), undated
Box 5 Reel 9
Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 132, IV and V, undated