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Start Over Collection Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998 Date range 1977

Composers Sta-Ste, 1959/1981 Box 46

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs, Scholarly Papers Headings: 1.Staden (EMPTY), 2.Staden, S.G., 3.Staden, S.T., 4.Stadlmair, 5.Stainer, 6.Stanford, 7.Stanley, C.J., 8.Starer, 9.Stark, 10.Starzer, 11.Stasney, 12.Steele, 13.Steffani, 14.Steg, 15.Steibelt, 16.Steigleder (EMPTY), 17.Stekel, 18.Stenhammer, 19.Sternhold, 20.Stevens, H., 21.Stevenson Dates of materials: 1959, 1968, 1975, 1981

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Sti-Stu, 1961/1988 Box 46

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Still, 2.Stilman-Lasansky, 3.Stock, 4.Stockem, 5.Stoerl, 6.Stokes, 7.Stolzer, 8.Stolz (EMPTY), 9.Storace, 10.Stout, 11.Straight, 12.Strakosch, 13.Stranensky, 14.Stratico, 15.Strayhorn, 16.Strengthfield, 17.Striggio, 18.Strilko, 19.Strogers, 20.Strong, 21.Strozzi, G., 22.Strungk, D. (EMPTY), 23.Strungk, N. (EMPTY), 24.Stuart, 25.Stuck Dates of materials: 1961, 1975, 1988

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Su-Sz, 1960/1981 Box 46

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Subotnick, 2.Sudds, 3.Suderburg, 4.Suesse, 5.Summerlin, 6.Suppeacute;, 7.Sur, 8.Surinach, 9.Susa, 10.Susato, 11.Susskind, 12.Suter, 13.Sutermeister, 14.Svendsen, 15.Sviridov, 16.Swan, 17.Swift, 18.Swing, 19.Sydeman, 20.Syrinx, 21.Szabelski, 22.Szabolesi, 23.Szekely, 24.Szeligowski, 25.Szokolay, 26.Szollosy, 27.Szulc, 28.Szymanowski Dates of materials: 1960, 1967, 1976, 1981

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Ta-Te, 1963/1982 Box 46

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Tadinghen (EMPTY), 2.Tailleferre, 3.Takacs, 4.Takahashi, 5.Takata, 6.Takemitsu, 7.Taktakishvili, 8.Tal, 9.Tallis, 10.Tamkin, 11.Taneyev, 12.Tansman, 13.Tapissier, 14.Tapray, 15.Tartaglini, 16.Tartini, 17.Taskin, 18.Taubert, 19.Tauriello, 20.Tausinger, 21.Taverner, 22.Taverner, J., 23.Taylor, C., 24.Taylor, D., 25.Teitelbaum, 26.Templeton, 27.Tenney, 28.Teppa, 29.Tepper, 30.Terradellas, 31.Tessarini, 32.Tessier, 33.Teszleri Dates of materials: 1963, 1965, 1972, 1982

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Th-Tl, 1968/1985 Box 47

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Thalberg, 2.Thatcher, 3.Theile, 4.Themmen, 5.Thomas, A., 6.Thomas, C.E., 7.Thomas, K., 8.Thompson, 9.Thomson, A., 10.Thomson, V., 11.Thomson, W., 12.Thorne, 13.Tinctoris, 14.Tippett, 15.Tillis, 16.Tischhauser, 17.Tishchenko, 18.Titelouze Dates of materials: 1968, 1972-73, 1981, 1985

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers To-Tz, 1966/1982 Box 47

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Toch,2.Toeschi, 3.Tomkins, 4.Torelli, 5.Torme, 6.Torroba, 7.Tosar, 8.Tournemire, 9.Tours, 10.Tower, 11.Trabacci, 12.Traetta, 13.Travis, 14.Trebor, 15.Trimble, 16.Trombly, 17.Tromboncino, 18.Trotter, 19.Trythall, 20.Tubin, 21.Tudor, 22.Tufts, 23.Tull, 24.Tunder, 25.Tuotilo, 26.Turina, J., 27.Turini, 28.Turner, T., 29.Turnhout (EMPTY), 30.Turok, 31.Tuthill, 32.Tye, 33.Tyes Dates of materials: 1966, 1970, 1976, 1981, 1982

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers U-Va, 1959/1980 Box 47

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Uber, 2.Ubieta, 3.Uccellini, 4.Uhl, 5.Ulehla, 6.Ultan, 7.Ung, 8.Urspruch, 9.Ussachevsky, 10.Vaet, 11.Vaillant, 12.Valcarcel, 13.Valderrabang, 14.Valen, 15.Valente, 16.Valentine, 17.Vanhall, 18.Van Heusen, 19.Vanhurenbeck, 20.Van Vlijmen, 21.Vardell, 22.Vardi Dates of materials: 1959, 1964, 1968, 1978, 1980

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Vie-Vz, 1962/1978 Box 48

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Vierdanck, 2.Vierne, 3.Vieuxtemps, 4.Viguerie, 5.Vincent, 6.Vinci, 7.Viotti, 8.Virdung, 9.Vitali, G.B., 10.Vitali, T.A., 11.Vittori, 12.Vogel, 13.Voit, 14.Volkonsky, 15.Vorisek, 16.Vulpius (EMPTY), 17.Vyschnegradsky Dates of materials: 1962, 1966, 1971, 1977, 1978

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

Composers Wa-Wee, 1964/1982 Box 48

Content: Articles, Notes, Musical Scores, Concert Programs Headings: 1.Wagoner, 2.Waelrant, 3.Wagenaar, 4.Wagenseil, 5.Waldteufel, 6.Walker, D., 7.Walker, G., 8.Walker, T., 9.Waller, 10.Walmisley, 11.Walter, J., 12.Walter, T., 13.Walther, J.G., 14.Walther, J.J., 15.Wanski, 16.Ward, E., 17.Ward, H., 18.Ward, R, 19.Ward-Steinman, 20.Warlock, 21.Warren, Ray, 22.Wartensee, 23.Washburn, 24.Washington, 25.Waters, 26.Waxman, Don, 27.Webb, 28.Webbe, Samuel (EMPTY), 19.Weber, Ben, 20.Weber, H., 21.Weckmann, 22.Weeks, 23.Weelkes Dates of materials: 1964, 1968, 1971, 1981, 1982

  1. George Mason University
  2. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1998
  3. Dr. Sam di Bonaventura papers, 1900/1988

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