Collection: John Beall, Professor of Music, Papers, 1957/2014 - ARVAS Search Results

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Merwin Songs (various original manuscript sketches of poetry by W.S. Merwin set to music in piano and treble voice), 1988 Box 7a, Folder 10

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Miscellaneous, 2004/2005 Box 3, Folder 20

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"Miscellaneous. Evaluation. Materials 1", 1991/1998 Box 2, Folder 16-17

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"Miscellaneous Evaluation Materials 2", 1982/2002 Box 1, Folder 26

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Miscellaneous Loose Leaf Documents, 1974 Box 9a, Folder 47

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"Miscellaneous Programs and Clippings and Lectures", 1977/2004 Box 1, Folder 12-13

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Mountaineer Parade (Includes single sheet of handwritten score), 1981 Box 13a, Folder 7

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Mountain Music; Medium: Orchestra (oversized conductor's score and manuscript printing original), 1987 Box 8e, Folder 6

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Mountain Music; Medium: Orchestra (photocopy of manuscript and bound oversized conductor's score), 1987 Box 8e, Folder 1

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Mountain Music; Medium: Orchestra (photocopy of manuscript and oversized bound conductor's score), 1987 Box 14b, Folder 9

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