06. Music Library
Found in 173 Collections and/or Records:
Music Library Chant Fragment Collection
Chant manuscript fragments.
Frank and Jean Mainous Collection
The collection consists of one box of instantaneous records, manuscript music, and ozalid copies of manuscript scores.
William J. Haseltine Collection
The collection consists of 33 boxes of recordings of the Stan Kenton band and other jazz bands, including a considerable set of British bands musicians, such as Vic Lewis and Jack Parnell.
Ralph Hartsock Flower Mound Ensemble Collection
The collection consists of three boxes of materials documenting the activities of multiple ensembles in Flower Mound, Texas, including the Flower Mound Symphony Orchestra, the Flower Mound Chamber Orchestra, The Celestial Wind Quartet, and other groups that rehearsed and performed at the Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church.
Howard Opera Collection
Cyrus Trobbe Collection
The collection consists of one box of personal papers and notated music from Cyrus Trobbe. These materials exist alongside about 200 items in the UNT Libraries Catalog which were also from Trobbe's collection.
Rusty Rush Collection
The collection consists of one box of rare or unique materials in conjunction with the larger set of commercially released books and recordings received from Rusty Rush.
Darwin Lamm Collection
The collection consists of forty-three boxes of sound recordings and publications from Darwin Lamm's writings and radio programs, concerning Elvis Presley and other rock and country artists.
Stefan Bardas Collection
The collection consists of reel-to-reel recordings of Stefan Bardas' performances as a concert pianist.
Andrew S. Pope Collection
The collection consists of 17 boxes of framed photographs, lithographs, performance programs, autographs, letters, and other memorabilia from major international opera performers, with a particular emphasis on performers of the late nineteenth century.
Vido Musso Collection
The collection consists of one box of photographs, clippings, and other memorabilia from the life and career of Vido Musso.
Gordon Munford Collection
The collection consists of three boxes of cassette recordings of live performances by the Stan Kenton Orchestra, as well as commercially released studio recordings.
Robert L. Marquis, Jr. Collection
The collection consists of two boxes of photos, band parts, and saxophone method books from Robert L. Marquis, Jr., dating from his time with the Aces of Collegeland.
Ruth Negri Harp Scores and Recordings
The collection consists of four boxes, which primarily contain harp parts for symphonic and operatic works by major composers, but also include photos, conference materials, and LP, 78 rpm, and CD sound recordings featuring Carlos Salzedo and Marcel Grandjany.
Stuart Louchheim Recordings
The collection consists of about 45 discs of recorded music, including various versions of Louchheim's own works along with copies of relatively obscure early recordings of international music. A few supplemental materials are also present.
Piano Roll Collection
The collection consists of four boxes of player piano rolls from various publishers. The rolls are primarily of popular music, but include some classical music as well.
WNCN Memorabilia Collection
The collection consists of three boxes of memorabilia from a classical music radio station in New York City, WNCN 104.3, and includes items reflecting efforts by its Listeners Guild to keep the station on the air in a classical format.
Blue Amberol Cylinders
The collection consists of approximately 180 audio cylinders from Thomas Edison's Blue Amberol line, published from 1912 through 1929. Popular songs (1500-5719) are especially well represented, along with almost the entire "Bohemian" series (9850-9867).
Cylinder Audio Recordings - General
The collection consists of one box of cylinder audio recordings from various manufacturers.
Jack Roberts Recordings and Photographs
The collection consists of two boxes of reel-to-reel tapes, cassettes, photographs, programs, and newspaper clippings from former UNT piano professor Jack Roberts, who served on the music faculty from 1957-1999. Reel-to-reel tapes comprise most of the collection, and are primarily of Roberts' own performances in solo and ensemble settings, along with some performances by students and colleagues.
Maynard Ferguson
Robert R. Miller Collection
The collection consists of two boxes of a variety of literature and promotion materials related to pipe organ builders and specific pipe organs primarily in the United States, along with performance programs, correspondence, catalogs, and newspaper and magazine clippings.
Glass Radio Transcription Discs
Bruce Tater Collection
The collection consists of approximately 15 boxes of papers, recordings of radio interviews, and other sound recordings, mostly in connection with Tater's career as host of jazz radio shows, principally at KJZY (Sonoma County, CA), and KETR (Commerce, TX).
Edward Baird Collection
The collection consists primarily of audio recordings of performances by Baird, along with a few other performers; and two books of Jewish liturgical settings and sacred music.