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Start Over Collection Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998 Date range 1918

Chopin II, 1902/1992 Box 29

Content: Articles, Notes, Scholarly Papers Headings: 1.Letters, 2.March, 3.Mazurka, 4.Misc., 5.Nocturne, 6.Piano Misc., 7.Polonaise, 8.Prelude, 9.Rondo, 10.Scherzo, 11.Sonata:Cello, 12.Sonata No. 1, 13.Sonata No. 2, 14.Sonata No. 3, 15.Song, 16.Style, 17.Trio (EMPTY), 18.Variation, 19.Waltz Dates of materials: 1902, 1959, 1964, 1967, 1979, 1992-

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  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Gia-Gl, 1853/1984 Box 38

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Giannini, 2.Giardini, 3.Gibbons, C., 4.Gibbons, O., 5.Gieseking, 6.Gigault (EMPTY), 7.Gilbert, A., 8.Gilbert, H., 9.Gilchrist, 10.Gilhooley, 11.Giles, 12.Gillier, 13.Gillis, 14.Giordano, 15.Giovanelli (EMPTY), 16.Giovanni da Florence, 17.Giuliani, 18.Gladwin, 19.Glass, 20.Gliere, 21.Globokar Dates of materials: 1953, 1964, 1967, 1972, 1976, 1984

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  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Ha-Har, 1853/1980 Box 39

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Haba, 2.Haber, 3.Hacomplaynt, 4.Hadley, H. (EMPTY), 5.Hadley, P., 6.Hadow, 7.Hauhnel, 8.Hageman, 9.Haieff, 10.Hale, 11.Halevy, 12.Halffter, C., 13.Halffter, R., 14.Hall, R., 15.Hallnas, 16.Hamal, 17.Hambraeus, 18.Hamerik, 19.Hamilton, 20.Unlabeled (Hamlisch), 21.Hammerschmidt (EMPTY), 22.Hammond, 23.Hampton, 24.Handl, 25.Handy, J., 26.Handy, W.C., 27.Hanslick, E., 28.Hanus, 29.Harbison, 30.Hargrave, 31.Harris, A., 32.Harris, D., 33.Harris, J., 34.Harrison, 35.Harsanyi, 36.Hartmann, 37.Hartzell Dates of materials: 1953, 1960, 1964, 1969, 1973, 1976, 1980

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  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Has-Hew, 1913/1979 Box 39

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Hasse, J.A., 2.Hassler, 3.Haubenstock-Ramati, 4.Haubiel, 5.Hauer, 6.Haufrecht, 7.Hauptmann, 8.Hausmann, V., 9.Havelka, 10.Hawdon, 11.Haydn, M., 12.Hayes, P., 13.Hayes, W., 14.Hayman, 15.Hays, W., 16.Hayton, 17.Headington, 18.Heckman, Don, 19.Hedwall, 20.Heiden, 21.Heider, 22.Heilbut, 23.Heilman, 24.Heinrich, A., 25.Heinrich, A.P., 26.Heinrich, K., 27.Hellermann, 28.Helm, 29.Helmann, A., 30.Helps, 31.Henderson, A., 32.Henderson, R., 33.Hendrickson, 34.Henry VIII, 35.Henry, P., 36.Henschel, 37.Henselt, 38.Herbert, 39.Herder, R., 40.Heredia (EMPTY), 41.Hermanson, 42.Hermanus, 43.Herold, 44.Herrmann, 45.Hertel, 46.Hervelois, 47.Hetu, 48.Hewitt Dates of materials: 1913, 1953, 1962, 1975, 1978, 1979

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  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Form C-R, 1915/1953 Box 55

Content: Articles, Musical Scores Headings: 1.General, 2.Canon, 3.Cantus Firmus, 4.Canzona, 5.Capriccio, 6.Chaconne, 7.Chamber Music, 8.Concerto, 9.Counterpoint, 10.Cyclic, 11.Divirtimento, 12.Etude, 13.Fantasia, 14.Formes Fixes, 15.Fugue, 16.Ground, 17.Incidental Music (EMPTY), 18.Invention (EMPTY), 19.Minuet, 20.Misc., 21.Overture, 22.Partita (EMPTY), 23.Passacaglia, 24.Prelude, 25.Program Music, 26.Rhapsody, 27.Ricercar, 28.Ritornello (EMPTY), 29.Romance Dates of materials: 1915, 1953

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  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

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