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West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia & Regional History Center
West Virginia University
P.O. Box 6069
1549 University Avenue
Morgantown, WV 26506
Primary Collecting Areas:
West Virginia and Appalachia History and Culture
Description:
The West Virginia & Regional History Center preserves and provides access to the records that document the history and culture of the state and the central Appalachian region. The Center is part of West Virginia University Libraries.
POC: Lori Hostuttler
Phone: (304) 293-3536
Start Over Repository West Virginia and Regional History Center Collection Herman Godes, Pianist, Audio Files, 1955/1990
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Herman Godes, Pianist, Audio Files, 1955/1990

35.1 Gigabytes 572 files, formats include .wav, .pdf, .aiff, .doc, and QuarkXPress files

Digital audio files of performances by pianist Herman Godes, who taught at West Virginia University. Includes indexes to works that appear in these recordings and photos of Godes and newspaper clipping. Included are recordings of concerts from the 1950s through the 1980s. Concert titles listed include: Alabama Concert 50s, Early 60s Irish Tape, Home & WQXR, Brahms Concerto #3 Fargo, ND, Chopin Con #1 Flint, MI, At Home, Globe, AZ recital, Indiana U, Rutland VT, Berloit KS, Mozart.Sporh Orch, Den Haag March 1960, ConcertoRecital WVU 6061, WVU Oct. 17, 1961, WWVU TV programs, WVU April 10, 1962, Walla Walla March 3, 1963, WVU Feb. 13.1964, WVU Jan 18.1973, WVU Feb. 26, 1970, WVU Feb. 11, 1965, WVU March 22, 1977, WVU 4.30.63, WVU 10.20.64, WVU Schumann 12.15.66, WVU Russian 1.10.67, Concertos Rach #3 65 & Liszt #2 67, Charleston WV Sym Brahms #2 1.31.71, WVU Orch 10.18.73 Rach #2, Guest Artist DCCSC 5.5.78, WVU 10.18.84, WVU 3.24.88, With Orchestra, WVU 10.178.71, WVU 3.24.81, Beethoven Con #5 Chopin Con F Minor, WVU 2.5.76, WVU 1.31.74, WVU 4.13.71, WVU 4.27.82, WVU 11.19.74, Tchaikovsky #1Beethoven #5 (1st), WUV 7.11.68, WVU 4.3.79, WVU Summer 1970 TJA's 1978, WVU 3.25.1980, WVU Chamber Music, w Lezhnev-cello 10.17.72 Pitts, wJon Crain WVU 10.3.72, WVU 10.27.70 Beethoven, LP's, and WVU 11.14.67.

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Herman Godes, Pianist, Audio Files, 1955/1990 35.1 Gigabytes 572 files, formats include .wav, .pdf, .aiff, .doc, and QuarkXPress files

Digital audio files of performances by pianist Herman Godes, who taught at West Virginia University. Includes indexes to works that appear in these recordings and photos of Godes and newspaper clipping. Included are recordings of concerts from the 1950s through the 1980s. Concert titles listed include: Alabama Concert 50s, Early 60s Irish Tape, Home & WQXR, Brahms Concerto #3 Fargo, ND, Chopin Con #1 Flint, MI, At Home, Globe, AZ recital, Indiana U, Rutland VT, Berloit KS, Mozart.Sporh Orch, Den Haag March 1960, ConcertoRecital WVU 6061, WVU Oct. 17, 1961, WWVU TV programs, WVU April 10, 1962, Walla Walla March 3, 1963, WVU Feb. 13.1964, WVU Jan 18.1973, WVU Feb. 26, 1970, WVU Feb. 11, 1965, WVU March 22, 1977, WVU 4.30.63, WVU 10.20.64, WVU Schumann 12.15.66, WVU Russian 1.10.67, Concertos Rach #3 65 & Liszt #2 67, Charleston WV Sym Brahms #2 1.31.71, WVU Orch 10.18.73 Rach #2, Guest Artist DCCSC 5.5.78, WVU 10.18.84, WVU 3.24.88, With Orchestra, WVU 10.178.71, WVU 3.24.81, Beethoven Con #5 Chopin Con F Minor, WVU 2.5.76, WVU 1.31.74, WVU 4.13.71, WVU 4.27.82, WVU 11.19.74, Tchaikovsky #1Beethoven #5 (1st), WUV 7.11.68, WVU 4.3.79, WVU Summer 1970 TJA's 1978, WVU 3.25.1980, WVU Chamber Music, w Lezhnev-cello 10.17.72 Pitts, wJon Crain WVU 10.3.72, WVU 10.27.70 Beethoven, LP's, and WVU 11.14.67.

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