Collection: Archive of Virginia Composers, 1931/1979 / Date range: 1974 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Archive of Virginia Composers, 1931/1979 Date range 1974

Archive of Virginia Composers, 1931/1979 21 Linear Feet 8 Hollinger document cases, 31 flat cases, 1 LP case boxes

Strong, Fred (1952-)

Includes biographical information, taped interviews, audio recordings on vinyl discs, open reel and cassette tapes, copies of published works, original and photocopies of manuscripts (including sheet music), as well as other material related to the Archive of Virginia Composers.

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Bostwick, Sara Elliott; King Arthur Suite, 1974 Box 36, Reel 13

For piano four hands. 3" reel.

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Burton, Stephen Douglas; Music, vol. 1, 1963/1976 Box 39, Audio Cassette Tape 06

Contents: Symphony For Large Orchestra; Ode To A Nightingale; Capriccio From One Does Not Toy With Love; 6 Hebrew Melodies; Symphony #2 "Ariel".

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Folder 01: Albert, Thomas Russel; …And It Comes Out Here, 1974 Oversize Box 32, Folder 01

Chamber piece for any mixed ensemble.

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Folder 01: Allyson's Second Lullaby, 1974 Box 30, Folder 01

For piano.

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Folder 01: Christmas Wish, A, 1974 Box 06, Folder 01

SATB.

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Folder 01: Faust, Randall Edward, 1973/1978 Box 03, Folder 01

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Folder 02: Airlooms, 1974 Box 29, Folder 02

For harpsichord.

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Folder 02: Franco, Johan Henri Gustave, 1940/1977 Box 03, Folder 02

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Folder 03: Something For Five Mallet Instruments, Op. -36, 1974 Box 26, Folder 03

For two marimbas, vibraphone, xylophone and chimes. Score only.

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