MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVES: COLLECTION
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVES: COLLECTION SUMMARY INFORMATIONFinding Aid created with Describing Archives: A Content Standard, 2nd EditionRepositorySpecial Collections in Performing Arts, Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, Clarice Smith Performing ArtsCenter, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742CreatorMusic Library AssociationTitleMusic Library Association ArchivesDate1931 – 2017 [ongoing]ExtentApproximately 300 linear feet of paper records; 5GB of digital materials; sound recordingsLanguagesEnglish with additional documents in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.Preferred CitationMusic Library Association Archives, Special Collections in Performing Arts, University of Maryland, College Park,MDCOLLECTION SCOPE & CONTENTSThe Music Library Association Archives contains the official records of the Music Library Association (MLA) thatdocument the history, activities, and publications of the organization since its founding in 1931. MLA is theprofessional association for music libraries and librarianship in the United States with the mission to provide aprofessional forum for librarians, archivists, and others who support and preserve musical heritage. Formats in therecords include manuscripts, financial ledgers, printed publications, sound recordings, oral histories, photographs,scrapbooks, microfilm, realia, born-digital files, musical scores, and artwork. The collection also contains records ofselect current and former regional chapters, including the Atlantic, Greater New York, Mountain-Plains, and NewEngland Chapters. Records of the California, Midwest, New York State-Ontario, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, andTexas Chapters are housed in repositories within their geographic areas.COLLECTION ARRANGEMENTThe Music Library Association Archives is arranged in eight record groups with series and sub-series: I. Board ofDirectors and Executive Committee; II. Special Officers and Other Elected Officials; III. Committees; IV. OralHistories; V. National Meetings and Conventions; VI. Notes; VII. Regional Chapters; VIII. MLA Series andPublications.1
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018RECORD GROUP VI. NOTESRecord Group Inclusive Dates: 1932 – 2016 [ongoing]Record Group Extent: 54.80 linear feet [ongoing]Record Group DescriptionRecord Group VI documents the history of Notes as a musicological, artistic, and business enterprise that was andcontinues to be central to the identity of the Music Library Association. After more than 80 years of publication,the journal has had only 16 editors. MLA first published Notes in 1934 for its members. The first series ran from1934–1942. The second series began in 1943 and continues as a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal to this day. Thefirst issue of July 1934 describes Notes as “a magazine . . . of assistance and value to music librarians, and by sodoing to help them solve their problems and to serve more ably and readily the growing number of readers whocome to music libraries for information and relaxation.” The scope of the journal has evolved since 1934 to servean international readership with “interesting, informative, and well-written articles in the areas of musiclibrarianship, music bibliography and discography, the music trade, and on certain aspects of music history.” 1 Theseven series include Correspondence and Subject Files; Editorial Staff Records; Drafts and Proofs; FinalPublications; Business Office; Advertising Manager; and Ephemera, Realia, and Publicity Materials. A list of notablecorrespondents may be found in APPENDIX I, including composers, conductors, performers, musicologists,theorists, critics, and other figures in the arts.Series OutlineSeries 1: Correspondence and Subject FilesSub-Series 1: Notes Correspondence and Subject Files, 1943 – 1965Sub-Series 2: Notes Correspondence and Subject Files, 1944 – 1970Sub-Series 3: Miscellaneous Notes FilesSeries 2: Editorial Staff RecordsSeries 3: Drafts and ProofsSub-Series 1: Notes, First and Second SeriesSub-Series 2: Installment ArticlesSub-Series 3: Notes Supplement for MembersSub-Series 4: Index to Notes, Second SeriesSub-Series 5: Record RatingsSeries 4: Final PublicationsSub-Series 1: Notes, First SeriesSub-Series 2: Index to Notes, First and Second SeriesSub-Series 3: Notes Supplement for MembersSub-Series 4: Notes, Second SeriesSeries 5: Business OfficeSeries 6: Advertising ManagerSeries 7: Ephemera, Realia, and Publicity MaterialsPage 5Page 6Page 48Page 71Page 73Page 93Page 95Page 99Page 100Page 100Page 101Page 102Page 102Page 103Page 104Page 105Page 106Page 107Page 108Appendix I: Notable Correspondents in Series 1Appendix II: Series 1 Cross-References for IndividualsAppendix III: Series 1 Cross-References for InstitutionsPage 109Page 110Page 122“Notes, the Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association,” accessed 11 July 2016,https://www.musiclibraryassoc.org/?page Notes.12
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Historical NotesThe first series of Notes, 15 issues, was a joint printing effort among MLA member libraries. Notes wasmimeographed by Sibley Music Library at the Eastman School of Music, Grosvenor Library, Vassar College MusicLibrary, New York Public Library, Newberry Library, Boston Public Library, and Columbia University Libraries. Thethird issue of Notes was the first to include contributed articles written by members; May de Forest Payne andAlbert Riemenschneider both submitted articles about the music of J.S. Bach.As the contents and responsibilities of Notes grew, editorship was not possible as a solitary effort. Editor CharlesWarren Fox worked with two editorial boards during his tenure from 1941 – 1942. The 1941 Editorial Boardincluded Margaret M. Mott, Associate Editor; Louise Chapman; and Glen Haydon. Mott and Chapman remained onthe 1942 Editorial Board and Richard S. Hill replaced Glen Haydon.Richard S. Hill became the third editor of Notes with his launch of the second series in November 1943. He was thelongest serving editor of the journal (1943 – 1960) and even paid for its publication from his personal funds whenMLA experienced financial hardship. In his will, he left funds to MLA to cover lingering Notes expenses. In anEditor’s Note to his first issue, Hill describes what makes the second series different from the first, from theprinting format to the inclusion of paid advertisements.Richard Hill’s undertaking required a staff of assistants like his predecessor Charles Warren Fox. Hill worked closelywith William Lichtenwanger, E. Lee Fairley, and Frank C. Campbell. Under Editor Hill, Notes had two tiers ofsubscribers, MLA members and non-MLA members, as a way to boost income. From 1947 – 1964, Notes alsopublished the Supplement for Members as part of an aggressive campaign to increase circulation and combat risingprinting costs. The Supplement for Members included material about MLA chapters, meeting minutes, andmember lists. The year 1947 also began the era of Kurtz Myers writing and editing the Index of Record Reviews andLee Fairley editing the “Publications Received” section.Richard Hill was an early connection between MLA and International Association of Music Libraries (IAML). Hill waspresident of IAML from 1951 – 1955, and included reports of IAML meetings in Notes. A memorial fund wasestablished by MLA after Hill’s death in 1961.List of Editors:1934 – Eva Judd O’Meara1941 – Charles Warren Fox1943 – Richard S. Hill1961 – William Lichtenwanger1963 – Edward N. Waters1966 – Harold E. Samuel1971 – Frank C. Campbell1974 – James W. Pruett (co-editor with Frank C. Campbell)1975 – James W. Pruett1977 – William M. McClellan1987 – Michael Ochs1992 – Daniel Zager1997 – Richard Griscom2000 – Linda Solow Blotner2004 – James Cassaro2010 – Jane Gottleib2015 – Deborah Campana3
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Arrangement NotesFinancial Records was originally conceived as Series 2. After re- appraisal in 2015, this series was omitted and therecords were arranged with the creators (i.e., Treasurer, Secretary-Treasurer, etc.). Series 2: Financial Records wasreplaced with Series 2: Editorial Staff Records in 2017.Series 1: Correspondence and Subject Files contains materials related to Series 2: Editorial Staff Records. Recordsare arranged separately in order to reflect provenance and custodial history. Records in Series 1 were transferredfrom the Library of Congress in 1982; records in Series 2 are submissions from MLA members to the University ofMaryland since 1982. The series are also separate because Series 1 is a closed date range of records and Series 2includes ongoing accessions.ProvenanceRecords in Series 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7 were transferred from the Library of Congress to the University of Maryland in1982.Series 4, Sub-Series 4.1 includes documents transferred from the the Jacob M. Coopersmith Collection, SpecialCollections in Performing Arts, University of Maryland, College Park. Series 4, Sub-Series 4.2 includes a donationfrom Karen R. Little in 1995.Records in Series 2 and 6 contain records transfers from MLA members to the University of Maryland since 1982.Processing and Finding Aid InformationMelissa E. Wertheimer wrote the finding aid and three appendixes for Record Group VI from 2015 – 2018. In 2016she completely processed Series 3: Drafts and Proofs and Series 7: Ephemera, Realia, and Publicity Materials.Records in Series 1, 2, 4 – 7 are minimally processed; original enclosures remain unless severe deterioration ofenclosures or records was determined. Nicole Horstman and Vincent Novara provided the first wave of reappraisalin 2013.4
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Series 1: Correspondence and Subject FilesInclusive Dates: 1932 – 1970, undatedBulk Dates: 1943 – 1970Extent: 16.78 linear feetScope and Contents:Record Group VI, Series 1 contains a variety of records used by early Notes (second series) editors and staff. Theinternational business correspondence includes advertisement orders and artwork, subscription orders andrenewals, publishers’ solicitations for book and music reviews, press releases from publishers, Notes inquiries forpublication review copies, editors’ contribution invitations to individuals, annotated drafts of Notes articles, andreference materials. The files seemed to have served many purposes over time, such as correspondence records,business and financial records, and vertical files for individuals and subjects.The creators of these sets of records were Notes editorial staff. Creators of documents in the sets of recordsinclude MLA members, MLA board members, Notes staff, Notes contributors, music publishers and distributors,book publishers and distributors, record companies, music organizations and journals, non-music publications andorganizations, private foundations, public and academic libraries, universities, museums, and private individuals.Arrangement: Three sub-series: Notes Correspondence and Subject Files, 1943 – 1965; Notes Correspondence andSubject Files, 1944 – 1970; Miscellaneous Notes Files.Arrangement Notes:Sub-Series 1.1 and 1.2 were accessioned as two complete alphabetical sets of records with related content andcreators. The longer date range of Sub-Series 1.2 is the primary distinction between the sets of records.Records of Notes editorial staff after 1970 may be found in Series 2. Records in Series 2 are donations from MLAmembers to the University of Maryland since 1982. Records are arranged separately from Series 1 in order to bestreflect provenance and custodial history.Duplication of original folder headings exists across sub-series accessions. Because the creators inconsistently fileddocuments under both individuals and the individuals’ institutional affiliations, a complete list of cross-referencesacross sub-series may be found in APPENDIX II and APPENDIX III.Languages: English with additional materials in Italian, German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Portuguese.Formats: Manuscripts, printed materials, photographs, negatives.Processing Notes:Galley proofs and annotated or hand-drawn advertisement proofs have been moved to VI.3.1. Files in Series 1 thatcontain materials related to VI.3.1 remain in original order and include a cross-reference note. Drafts ofadvertisement artwork are also noted but not cross-referenced.Loose and misfiled documents have been re-incorporated into the original alphabetical arrangement. Folderheadings with misspelled names have been corrected and incorporated into the original alphabetical arrangement.To improve research access, many original file headings have been expanded in order to include first names ofmarried women and the institutional affiliations of individuals when cross-references do not exist.Folders appraised as containing unsubstantial documentation were deaccessioned in 2016.Provenance: Transferred from the Library of Congress Music Division to the University of Maryland in 1982.5
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Sub-Series 1.1: Notes Correspondence and Subject Files, 1943 – 1965Inclusive Dates: 1943 – 1965, undatedExtent: 9.20 linear feetScope and Contents:This sub-series contains business correspondence and subject files created and used by Notes editorial staff. Topicsof correspondence include placement of advertisements and solicitations to and by the Notes editorial staff forarticles and reviews. The following MLA and Notes affiliates created documents in these files: Richard S. Hill,William Lichtenwanger, Edward N. Waters, George Henderson, Lee Fairley, Frank C. Campbell, Irving Lowens,Violet Lowens, Donald Shapiro, Kurtz Meyers, Donald Leavitt, Minnie Elmer, Scott Goldthwaite, Charlotte H.Villanyi, Dorothy Tilly, Mary Rogers, George Schneider, Harold Spivacke, and Catherine V. Nimitz.Arrangement: Original order (alphabetical by subject or correspondent)Processing Note: Folders appraised as containing unsubstantial documentation were deaccessioned in 2016.Sub-Series Folder Inventory:Box 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAAccademia di Scienze Lettre e Arti di ModenaAbbaye SolesmesAdams, Crosby (Mrs.)Jack Adams and CompanyAdler, F. CharlesAdmiral Benbow InnAdsAffiliated Musicians, Inc.Fred Ahlert Music CorporationAird, DonAkron Public LibraryAlbersheim, GerhardAlbrect, HansAlessandro, VictorAllan, Alfred K.Allegro RecordsAllaire, Gaston G.Allen, JayAllen, ReginaldAllen, Walter C.Allen, Warren D.The Allen PressAllen, Towne and Heath, Inc.Almquist and WiksellAlpeg EditionsAltec-Lansing CorporationAltmann, WilhelmAm-Rus Music CorporationAmalthea VerlagAmateur Songwriter MagazineAmerican Academy of Arts and LettersAmerican Antiquarian SocietyAmerican Association of University WomenAmerican Baptist ConventionAmerican Book Company619511960 – 19611947 – 194919511952 – 1953196419631953 – 19541957195319471949 – 19501954194819541950 – 19511957, 19611944 – 19541959 – 196019621944 – 194719491947 – 1949Undated19591947 – 19481949 – 195119441948 – 1952195319521955 – 1959194919641949
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018American Broadcasting Company, Inc.American Council for Emigrés in the Professions, Inc.American Friends of the Hebrew UniversityAmerican Legion MagazineAmerican Library AssociationAmerican Library ServiceAmerican Museum of Natural HistoryAmerican Music CompanyAmerican Music ConferenceAmerican Music TeacherAmerican Guild of OrganistsAmerican Record Collectors’ ExchangeAmerican Record LetterAmerican Recorder NewsletterAmerican Recorder SocietyAmerican Record Sets ApplicationsAmerican-Scandinavian FoundationAmerican Symphony Orchestra LeagueAmerika, Department of StateLes Amis de la MusiqueAndell Publishing CompanyAnderson, Davis and Platte, Inc.Anderson, EmilyNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Anderson, GarlandAnderson, Marianne S.Anderson, W.R.Andraud, Albert J.Andrews, James C.Andriot, John L.Angel RecordsAngell, Richard S.NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Angles, HiginoAnkudowich, Mrs. K.Antioch Bookplate CompanyAntioch CollegeAntiquarian BookmanApel, WilliNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Appel, Richard G.NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Applebaum, SamuelApollo Records, Inc.Arbatsky, YuryNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Archer, William H.AriaArlt, Carl T.Art Publication Society719501960195219551943 – 19631958195119531948 – 1949195219561949 – 19531951, 19571953, 19591947, 195619551949 – 1953194919491952 – 195919571946 – 19471948 – 195319621951 – 1953195119441947 – 19491947 – 1949Before 19701944 – 19461949 – 19531945, 19491946 – 19471947, 195219601944 – 19641952 – 1961195519511951 – 195719571956, 195919461950
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Artcraft PressArtoArts, Inc.Asch, Moe [Moses]NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Associated Musicians, Inc.Association of American CollegesAssociation of American RailroadsAssociation of American University PressesThe Association of Research LibrariesAsow, M. vanA Tempo VerlagAtlantic RecordsAndak Company, Inc.Audio Devices, Inc.Audiocom, Inc.AudiofileAugustana Book ConcernAustrian Consulate GeneralAutomobile Manufacturers Association, Inc.N.W. Ayer and Son, Inc.Babbitt, MiltonBabin, VictorBabitz, SolBachem, J.P.Baer, Curtis O.Bailey, ParkerBain, Wilfred C.Bainton, Roland H.Baker and Taylor CompanyBakish, DavidBaldwin Public LibraryBales, RichardNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Ball State Teachers CollegeBallantine Books, Inc.Barber, StephanieBarbour, Dr. J. MurrayBarcus, Thomas R.Bärentreiter-VerlagBarksdale, A. BeverlyNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Barlow, RobertBarlow, WayneA.S. Barnes and CompanyM. Baron CompanyBarrett, HerbertBartha, DénesBartholomew, Wilmer T.Bartlett, Merle C.8194919561948 – 194919571951 – 19551945, circa 194819541957 – 19581947 – 194819581951196019511949195919581949195019601948, 19501953 – 19621946, 19511954, 19581952, 19551957 – 19581947 – 1952, undated194819491952 – 1954196219631947 – 195219581953, 1955, undated1950, undated1948 – 19641946196319531955 – 195619511947 – 19511948 – 19531947, 1949196419541950, 1953
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Barry, H.D.Bartok Recording StudioBarzun, JacquesBasart, AnnNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Basart, RobertBassi, StelioBat-KolBate, Peggy G.H.Baton Music CompanyBauer, MarionBauman, AlvinBaxter, Martha LeeBeach, EarlNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Beacon Electric Supply CompanyBeal, Edwin G.NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Beaman, ConstanceBechtle VerlagBeck, Blanche WinogronBeck, George T.NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Beckett, WheelerBeecher, Francis T.Beechhurst PressBeer, Richards, Lane and HallerBeethovenhaus BonnBelknap, Mrs. S. YancyBellman Publishing CompanyBelwin Music PublishersBencowitz, Captain IsaacBendlin, WilliBenn, ErnestA.S. Bennett Associates, Inc.Bennett, WilmaBenton and BowlesPierre Berès, Inc.Berger, KennethBergquist, Mr. C. HildingBerio, Mrs. Luciano [Cathy Berberian]Berkovits, GeorgeIrving Berlin Music CorporationBerliner Music ShopBerman, JoelNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Bermuda LibraryKonservatorium für Musik BonnBernache, Leo9196219501951 – 196019611960 – 19611954196019491957 – 19601948, 19521954 – 491952, 19571947195319571946195119641948194719451947 – 1952196119611955195119571944, 19511959 – 1960195319591953
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Bernard, RobertBernardi, MarzinoBernstein, MartinBerri, PietroBerry, RayBerry, WallaceBeveridge, Lowell P.Biamonti, GiovanniBibliofilmBibliographical Center for ResearchBibliographical Society of AmericaBibliographical Society of EnglandBiblioteca CentralBiblioteca Comunale AriosteaBiblioteca Conservatorio G. VerdiBiblioteca MusicaleBibliothèque NationaleThe BillboardBinzer, HansBirge, John KingsleyBirke, JoachimH. Bittner and CompanyBlack, HelenBlackburn, MargaretBlackwell’s Music ShopBlake, R.E., Jr.Blakiston CompanyBlanck, JacobBleecker, RuthBleefield, CharlesBleier and WeissBlesh, RudiBlind, E.E.Bloch Publishing CompanyBloch, SuzanneBlom, EricBlum, FredBlume, FriedrichBlumenfeld, HaroldBockhandel, Ge NabrinksBoelke, Walter R.Boepple, PaulBöhlaus Nachfolger, HermannBoeringer, JamesBolmer, BarbaraBomart Music Publishers, Inc.Bomgardner, Esther M.Boni and Gaer, Inc.Albert Bonnier Publishing HouseBonpensiere, Mrs. Luigi [Maria]1947, 194919531947, 19551959 – 196419491960, 19621944 – 19561954195619581952 – 1953, undated194919571958194719471950 – 19621947 – 19501955 – 1957195019581946 – 1948194619451959, 19621951 – 195219511950 – 1964196319531954 – 19551948 – 1951195119521959 – 19601947 – 194819591948 – 19531949 – 195719471948 – 195819501955, 1962195719471948 – 195419511947, 19521947195310
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLABox 1-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Book and Record Shop, Inc.The Book Center, Inc.The Book ShopBookseller, Ltd.Borowski, FelixBoss, Al, Music ReproductionBoston Conservatory of MusicBoston Public LibraryBosworth Memorial LibraryBotkin, Benjamin A.Botkin, Charles H.Bowen, Catherine Drinker DownsBraillard, JohnBrandt, Thomas O.Braunstein, JosephNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc.Bretano’sBreslauer, Charles S.Brigham, Clarence S.Briskier, Dr. ArthurBritish Book CenterBritish CouncilBritish Industries CorporationBritish MuseumBritish National BibliographyBritish Poetry-Drama GuildBritton, Allen P.Britton, VeronicaBroadway Music CorporationBrodt Music CompanyBrody, ElaineBronson, Bertrand H.Brooks, CatherineBrown, KarlineNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Brown, LawrenceBrown, Samuel E., Jr.Brown UniversityBrowne, Dr. RayBruce Publishing CompanyThe Bruckner Society of America, Inc.Brucknerverlag WiesbadenBubes, Mr. F.Bucher, Magnus E.Buechner, AlanBuelow, George J.Buffalo Public LibraryBukofzer, Manfred F.NOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1111945 – 19471947, 1952194919521949 – 19511956 – 195719611962, 19651958194919531948195619471952 – 195819501947, 195819491944 – 195219511950 – 195319521960 – 19631951 – 1959196019491949 – 196119611949, 19571958 – 196219651950 – 19611953 – 19581949 – 19581953 – 19561960196019601949195919491962 – 1963195719601959, 196319541945 – 1955
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 1-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLA Box 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Burdick, GeorgeBurk, John N.Burkat, LeonardNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Burke, Evelyn PerkinsNOTE: contains documents related to VI.3.1Burke, John J.Burris-Meyer, HaroldBusche, Henry E.Byles, G. HuntingtonThe William Byrd Press, Inc.Cadorette, Sherwood A.Caecilia MagazineCaedmon PublishersCaldwell, GladysCallomon, Fritz T.Calouste Gulbenkian FoundationCambridge House, PublishersCambridge Record CompanyCameo-Parkway Records, Inc.Campbell, Emery, Haughey and Lutkins, Inc.Canadian Broadcasting CorporationCanadian Music JournalCandid Records, Inc.Canfield, Ruth S.Cannon, Jno. M. AssociatesCantabrigia Book ShopCantophone InstituteThe Cantors Assembly of AmericaCantrick, Robert B.Canyon Press, Inc.Carapetyan, ArmenCarlvi Music Company, Ltd.Carnegie Library of AtlantaCarnegie Library of PittsburghCarpenter, ClintonCarpenter, Dr. HoyleCarroll, George P.Carson/Roberts Inc.Carter, Elliott C., Jr.Casa de la Cultura EcuatorianaCase, BillCase, JamesCase Institute of TechnologyCatholic ChoirmasterThe Catholic Education PressCaxton Printers, Ltd.Cazden, NormanCecil, Mrs. Francis [Sarah Stafford]Cellier, Rose121954 – 19551952 – 19541944 – 19571951 – 195319441944196019521946 – 19521948, 19501947, 196219561944 – 1946195119631946, 19631954196219621951 – 19541956 – 19621961194919491959195919551957 – 1960Circa 19621948 – 195419601950194819571960196119611948, 195319511954196319621948 – 19491958 – 19591949195219641953
Special Collections in Performing ArtsMichelle Smith Performing Arts LibraryUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDBox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLAMUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ARCHIVESRecord Group VI. NotesFinding Aid by Melissa E. Wertheimer, MLA Archivist, 2018Box 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLACentaur Press, Ltd.Center Arts CouncilCentral Presbyterian ChurchCentral Representative for ArtistsCentre de Documentation de Musique InternationaleCentre de Documentation Universitaire/Société d’Éditiond’Enseignment SupérieurCentre d’Information pour ArtistesCentury Music Publishing CompanyCervinski, BernardineCetra-Soria RecordsChamberlain, Gladysde Chambure, Madame la Comtesse [Thebault]Le Chant du MondeChapman, LouiseCharbonnel, Avis BlivenCharleston Symphony OrchestraChehalis Free Public LibraryChelsea Advertising, Inc.Cheney, Mrs. Brainard [Frances]Chicago Public LibraryChildren’s Record GuildChinese National Music AssociationChou Wen-chungChristiansen, IngerBox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLABox 2-MLAB
Describing Archives: A Content Standard, 2. nd. Edition . Repository Special Collections in Performing Arts, Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 . Creator Music Library Association . Title Music Library Association Archives . Date 1931 – 2017 [ongoing] Extent
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