Finding Aid for the Lawrence Morton Papers, 1908-1987

Correspondence

Box 1, Folder 1

Anderson, T.J. 1976.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 1

Antoniou, Theodor. 1967-1969.

Physical Description: 2 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 1

Aitken, Hugh. 1977-1978.

Physical Description: 3 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 2

Babbitt, Milton. August 28, 1961; n.d.

Physical Description: 3 items, 4 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1961: I have not yet seen the Stravinskys, although I certainly hope to.....

Box 1, Folder 3

Berger, Arthur. 1955-1961.

Physical Description: 3 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 3

Berio, Luciano and Cathy [Berberian]. 1960-1964.

Physical Description: 6 items, 8 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

December 22,1964(?): Incidentally, he [Berio] spent two days with Igorissimo (Stravinsky to you) in Rome and Paris and needless to say, they got drunk....

Box 1, Folder 3

Berman, Eugene. February 16, 1960; July 23, 1964; September 17, 1968.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

July 23, 1964: Sorry to hear that Igor was again not well and still insists on making these killing concert tours... also September 17.

Box 1, Folder 3

Birtwistle. n.d. Composer's notes on Tragedia.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 3

Blackwood, Easley. 1966-1967.

Physical Description: 4 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 4

Boulanger, Nadia. April 27, July 29, August 3, 1959; September 23, 1963; May 28, October 3, 1969; September 2, 1970; n.d.

Physical Description: 10 items, 14 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

3 letters are from Boulanger's assistant A. Dieudorine.

Box 1, Folder 5

de la Vega, Aurelio. 1970.

Physical Description: 1 item, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

Haieff, Alexi. 1971.

Physical Description: 2 items, 5 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1: After the sad Stravinsky news... 2: I spoke to Vera S. on the telephone when they were going to Venice....

Box 1, Folder 5

Goehr, Alexander. 1967-1969.

Physical Description: 6 items, 7 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

Dwyer, Doriot Anthony. 1989 [sic].

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

Collaer, Paul. n.d.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Scope and Content Note

Note on business card.

Box 1, Folder 5

Daunton, Frank. 1973.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 5

Budd, Harold. 1974-1975.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

Chavez, Carlos. August 1, 1968.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 5

Glock, William. 1973-1974.

Physical Description: 3 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

Castiglioni, Niccolo. 1967-1968.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 5

De Carvalho, Eleazar. 1968.

Physical Description: 6 items, 9 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1 item is program.

Box 1, Folder 5

Clementi, ??. 1964.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 6

Harris, Roy. July 26, 1944; February 18, 1949; May 23, 1953.

Physical Description: 3 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 7

Horne, Marilyn. January 23, February 24, 1960(?); November 5, 1981.

Physical Description: 3 items, 5 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

January 23: How's Robert?...If I come to Ojai to protect Bob from you, who'll protect me from him! November 5: This is the third Jocasta...turn down..

Box 1, Folder 7

Hullmay(?), Robin. December 27, 1981.

Physical Description: 1 item, 4 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Very different was the saga of frustration in trying to reach Robert Craft..

Box 1, Folder 7

Horne, Lena. 1970 [postmark].

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Response to a sympathy note on the death of her husband.

Box 1, Folder 7

Helm, Everett. 1958-1959, 1961.

Physical Description: 5 items, 8 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 7

Huber, Klaus. January 13, 1964; January 22, 1968.

Physical Description: 2 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 8

Huxley, Aldous. 1955 Kam [sic] 22; October 29, 1958.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

October 29 I am glad to hear that you are to do a book on our old friend and shall be delighted to testify to the Guggenheim people....

Box 1, Folder 9

Malipiero, G. Frances. 1960, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Moran, Robert. 1965.

Physical Description: 2 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Miroglio, Francis. 1975-1981.

Physical Description: 5 items, 10 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Merriman, Nan. 1964.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 9

McCarty, Clifford. 1951-1953.

Physical Description: 22 items, 31 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

re Film Composers in America.

Box 1, Folder 9

Mata, Eduardo. 1978.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Masson, Gerard. 1969.

Physical Description: 3 items, 7 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

de Mauziarly (?), Marcelle. 1950, 1968.

Physical Description: 2 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Ligeti, Gyorgy. 1968.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Lang, Paul Henry. November 13, 1958;May 6, 1959; June 24, no year.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

November 13 re Guggenheim, May 6 The musical world is full of pedestrians and snobs.... Just take a look at...Craft and Stravinsky..

Box 1, Folder 9

Kay, Ulysses. 1976.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Kagel, Mauricio. 1965.

Physical Description: 1 item, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Jones, Charles. 1948-1949.

Physical Description: 6 items, 6 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Johnson, Thor. 1948-1953.

Physical Description: 9 items, 9 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

September 11 & September 22, 1950 are from Johnson's secretary Esther Waltenburger.

Box 1, Folder 9

Jacobs, Paul. 1978.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Sorry for taking Mr. White at his word....

Box 1, Folder 9

Johnson, Locksen (?). 1955-1956.

Physical Description: 3 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 9

Lockspeiser, Edward. 1960.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Stravinsky/Debussy relationship.

Box 1, Folder 10

Nordheim, Arne. 1969-1970.

Physical Description: 5 items, 8 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 10

Pisk, Dr. Paul A. 1981.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 10

de Pablo, Luis. 1966-1973.

Physical Description: 13 items, 21 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 10

Newman, Arnold. 1984.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Scope and Content Note

re photos used and not used in Bravo Stravinsky.

Box 1, Folder 10

Parrenin, Jaques. 1968, n.d.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 11

Piston, Walter. May 16, 1948.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 12

Previn, Andre. May 28, 1974; October 7, 1980; December 24, 1983; March 13, 1984.

Physical Description: 4 items, 6 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 13

Pousseur, Henri. 1966.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 13

Porten (?), Andrew. 1986.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 13

Rabe, Folke. 1967.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 14

Reich, Steve. December 26, 1974; May 1, 1975; May 13, 1975; January 29, 1980.

Physical Description: 4 items, 7 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

May 12, 1975: Reich comments on Stravinsky.

Box 1, Folder 15

Reigger, Wallingford. 1955.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 15

Rosen, Jerry. 1965-1966.

Physical Description: 5 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 15

Samuel, Gerhard. 1977-1984.

Physical Description: 2 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 15

Sauguet , Henri. 1965.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 15

Schnittke, A. 1970.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 15

Reynolds, Roger. 1966-1969.

Physical Description: 11 item, 12 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 16

Schuller, Gunther. 1965 January 2.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

After my encounter with Stravinsky-Craft-Libman-Hurok...

Box 1, Folder 17

Shapey, Ralph. 1966-1967.

Physical Description: 10 items, 13 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 17

Shifrin, Seymour. 1965-1966.

Physical Description: 6 items, 6 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 17

Silverman, Stanley. 1967.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 17

Smit, Leo. 1980-1986.

Physical Description: 15 items, 22 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Two references to Stravinsky stamp.

Box 1, Folder 17

Stevens, Denis. 1961.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Scope and Content Note

I had no idea of your present address until Robert Craft sent it to me...

Box 1, Folder 17

Stevens, Halsey. 1953-1968.

Physical Description: 13 items, 14 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1960 February 15 How is the search for Stravinsky going? I hear in a roundabout fashion that it leads to rendezvous with Ingrid Berman et al....

Box 1, Folder 17

Sullivan, Barry. 1981.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 17

Szigeti, Joseph. 1956.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Program listing a local Szigeti performance of the Duo concertant.

Box 1, Folder 18

Thomson, Virgil. 1947 June 27, 1949 May 12, 1970 February 18, 1981 August 14, 1981 September 4.

Physical Description: 5 items, 5 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1981 letters are from Thomason's secretary, Louis Rispoli.

Box 1, Folder 19

L.M. to Thomson. 1947 June 15, 1970 February 4, 1970 February 28, 1981 August 10.

Physical Description: 4 items, 4 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1947 re L.M. visit to Schoenberg.

Box 1, Folder 20

Toch, Ernst. 1949 October 26, 1962 September 5, 1962 December 6.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 21

T..... (?) [illegible]. 1955.

Physical Description: 5 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 21

Vlad, Roman. 1955.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 21

Walker, George. 1976.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 21

Wolff, Christian. 1962.

Physical Description: 1 item, 3 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 21

Xennakis, Janis. 1964.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Box 1, Folder 21

Yun, Isang. 1966-1967.

Physical Description: 3 items, 5 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 22

Zeisl, Eric. 1953 April 26, 1953 May 11 , n.d. [1948?].

Physical Description: 3 items, 4 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 22

L.M. to Zeisl. 1953 May 6.

Physical Description: 1 item, 2 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 23

Amy, Gilbert. 1963-1969.

Physical Description: 7 items, 13 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1968 December 6, 1969 February 6.

Box 1, Folder 24

L.M. to Gilbert Amy. 1968.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Scope and Content Note

Exchange re an early Stravinsky essay, probably by C.A. Cingria.

Box 1, Folder 25

Boone, Charles. 1984-1987.

Physical Description: 32 items, 50 pieces.

Box 1, Folder 26

Boulez, Pierre. 1954-1964.

Physical Description: 25 items, 54 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Final two letters were dictated to a secretary.

1962 September 2, November 11, December 17, 1963 February 12, 1964 June 25, November 15.

Box 1, Folder 27

Boulez, Pierre. 1965-1968.

Physical Description: 26 items, 56 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1966 November 12, 1967 April 22, August 18, October 29, November 12.

Box 1, Folder 28

Boulez, Pierre. 1969.

Physical Description: 7 items, 17 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1969 November 11 (programming).

Box 1, Folder 29

Boulez, Pierre. 1970-1973.

Physical Description: 24 items, 45 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Includes two letters from Boulez's secretary, Astrid Schirmer.

1970 January 30, 1971 September 8 (Postmark).

Box 2, Folder 1

Boulez, Pierre. 1979-1980.

Physical Description: 23 items, 48 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Includes 9 letters from Boulez's assistant Astrid Schirmer, 1 from his secretary Nancy Hartman, 1 from Marguerite (?) and 1 from Jeanne Cuevalier.

Box 2, Folder 2

Boulez, Pierre. 1977 April 5.

Physical Description: 1 item, 6 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Address by Pierre Boulez. This version has been 'edited' by L. Morton for publication in the journal of the Institute. [Arnold Schoenberg].

Box 2, Folder 3

Boulez, Pierre. 1981-1983.

Physical Description: 19 items, 49 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Includes 3 letters from Astrid Schirmer.

1981 January 8, March 16 (Includes photocopied letters from S. MacCrindle, C. Matthews and R. Craft re early versions of Les Noces, March 27(Snowman), December 7.

Box 2, Folder 4

Boulez, Pierre. 1984-1986.

Scope and Content Note

7 letters from Astrid Schirmer, 4 from Jeanne Cuevalier, 2 from Nancy Hartman and 2 invoices from Universal Edition.

1985 April 30, August 5.

Box 2, Folder 6

L.M. to Pierre Boulez. 1954-1969.

Physical Description: 45 items, 53 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1954 July 9, 1958 June 4, 1959 April 1, 1961 December 20, 1962 October 19, December 13, 1964 October 28, 1965 July 18, 1966 January 4, October 24.

Box 2, Folder 7

L.M. to Pierre Boulez. 1970-1981.

Physical Description: 15 items, 20 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1 item is a newspaper clipping.

1970 March 9, 1981 March 14-15, April 15-16 re 1917 Les Noces (See Box 50 for Noces scores).

Box 2, Folder 8

L.M. to Boulez. n.d.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Box 2, Folder 9

Boulez Festschrift--Correspondence regarding 60th birthday concert for Pierre Boulez (with English translations from the original German).

Physical Description: 18 items, 41 pieces.

Box 2, Folder 10

Cummings ist der dichter, by Lawrence Morton. n.d.

Physical Description: 3 items, 54 pieces. Photocopied typescript w/ holograph corrections. Two in English, one in German.

Scope and Content Note

Reference to Les Noces and Requiem canticles in last paragraph.

Box 2, Folder 11

L.M. to Katharina Schmidt re Homage a Boulez. 1985 February 1.

Physical Description: 1 item, 1 piece.

Scope and Content Note

Loan of photographs to the festival.

Box 2, Folder 12

Boulez Miscellaneous. 1963-1977.

Physical Description: 13 items, 22 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Includes rehearsal schedules, visa materials, contracts, concert invitation, letters from agents.

Box 2, Folder 13

Cage, John. 1961-1977.

Physical Description: 9 items, 14 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Includes flyer/program and ticket reservation for concert 1965 January 12.

Box 2, Folder 14

L.M. to John Cage. 1961-1962.

Physical Description: 6 items, 6 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1962 January 9, January 25 re the inclusion of a Stravinsky work (in honor of his 80th birthday on Cage program.

Box 2, Folder 15

Carter, Elliott. 1954-1984 & 3 n.d.

Physical Description: 14 items, 16 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Including 2 letters from Helen Carter.

1954 December 29, 1961 September 15, September 25, November 26, December 11, 1962 January 15, February 3, November 2, 1979 April 4, 1984 February 19.

Box 2, Folder 16

L.M. to Elliott Carter. 1961-1962.

Physical Description: 8 items, 10 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1961 October 18 re Sacre, October 27, December 7, 1962 January 8, January 27, February 6 re Craft performance of Carter's Double Concerto.

Box 2, Folder 17

Chihara, Paul. 1967-1970.

Physical Description: 13 items, 23 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

2 newspaper clippings.

Box 2, Folder 18

Copland, Aaron. 1944-1956.

Physical Description: 18 items, 21 pieces.

Box 2, Folder 19

Copland, Aaron. 1957.

Physical Description: 16 items, 21 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1957 April 24, May 1.

Box 2, Folder 20

Copland, Aaron. 1958-1959.

Physical Description: 15 items, 24 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1959 April 28.

Box 2, Folder 21

Copland, Aaron. 1960-1973.

Physical Description: 31 item, 46 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1962 November 20.

Box 2, Folder 22

Copland, Aaron. 1974-1980.

Physical Description: 20 items, 37 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

Included is Celebrating Copland by Lawrence Morton from Upbeat November 1985.

Box 2, Folder 23

Copland, Aaron. n.d.

Physical Description: 2 items, 3 pieces.

Box 2, Folder 24

L.M. to Copland. 1954-1956.

Physical Description: 9 items, 10 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1956 March 30, December 12.

Box 2, Folder 25

L.M. to Copland. 1957.

Physical Description: 19 items, 22 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1957 January 7, April 10, April 22, May 9.

Box 2, Folder 26

L.M. to Copland. 1958.

Physical Description: 14 items, 16 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

October 17, October 18.

Box 2, Folder 27

L.M. to Copland, Aaron. 1960-1976.

Physical Description: 15 items, 18 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

1960 January 26, April 5, 1961 May 9, 1970 July 3.

Box 2, Folder 28

L.M. to Copland. n.d.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Box 3, Folder 5

Boulez, Pierre. n.d.

Physical Description: 11 item, 12 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

The final undated letter includes Boulez's opinion of Robert Craft.

Biographical

Datebooks and a European diary (1956)

Box 124

L.M.'s daily appointment books 1963-1987 & diary of 1956 trip to Europe with the Stravinskys.

Memorabilia

Box 5

Programs relating to L.M.'s arrangements of music and appearances as a musicologist.

Box 101

David Raksin--A Greeting card with a gold coin attached a monsieur Lindi Soir - We love you every other night of the week* n.d.

Scope and Content Note

*Too!.

Box 102

Musical birthday greeting from the Stalveys.

Physical Description: Unmarked envelope.

Box 127

A file of documents relating to the Arnold Schoenberg Institute on the campus of the University of Southern California.

Miscellaneous

Box 64

- Performing Arts Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic ten years together (December) 1971.

Scope and Content Note

No Morton notes in this issue.

Program and Liner Notes

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Prokofiev Violin Concertos. 1966 February.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Primrose Album: Ernest Bloch. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Marlowe's Vivaldi-Bach Concertos. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Hindemith and Toch Symphonies. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Liszt and Chopin Concertos. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Debussy piano pieces. 1958 (27 March).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Firkusny Czech Polka and Dances. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Bach Chaconne and Paganiniana. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Pennario Album: Chopin Fantaisie-impromptu in C-sharp minor.Mendelssohn: Rondo Capriccioso in E major, Opus 14. Debussy Golliwog's Cakewalk & The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Kreisler-Rachmaninoff: Liebesfreud. Chopin: Etude in E major Opus 10, no.3. Prokofiev: March from The love of Three Oranges.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Sonatas: Waldstein and Opus 109. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Pennario: Sonatas by Bartok, Prokofiev, Rozsa. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Lt. Kije (Prokofiev) and Hary Janos (Kodaly). 1958 November-January 1959.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Tchaikowsky Serenade & Prokofieff Classical Symphony. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Britten: Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra and Dohnanyi: Variations on a Nursery Rhyme. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Mendelssohn: Concerto in E minor & Bruch: Concerto in G minor. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Hollywood Quartet Album: Schumann and Hummel. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Chopin Scherzos. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Glazunov's The Seasons. 1961 (January).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Paul Hindemith: Sonata for two pianos, four hands (1942), Sonata for one piano, four hands (1938). n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Walter Piston Sonata for flute and piano. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Ravel Rapsodie espagnol. 1958 (27 January).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Carmen and Faust orchestral suites. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Schubert Trio in E flat. 1958 (25 February).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata Opus 19. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Bach G-minor Sonata and D-minor Suite. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Death and transfiguration and Till Eulenspiegel. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Album of Overtures. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Pennario Waltz Album (Ravel, Delibes-Dohnanyi, etc.). n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Milstein album: Lalo and Prokofieff. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Brahms: Handel Variations and Paganini Variations. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Stokowski's Music for Strings. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven-Bach Album. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Almeida Album: Impression do Brasil. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Liszt-Chopin album by Kentner. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Chopin Impromptus and Ballades. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for The firebird and Petrouchka. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for The new world of the guitar. 1957 30 July.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Goldmark Violin Concerto. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Loeffler's Pagan Pome. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Glazu November and Dvorak Violin Concertos. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Stokowski's Landmarks of a distinguished Career. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Piano Encores. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Holst: The Planets. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Symphony VII. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Franck and Schumann works--Pennario. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Debussy Nocturnes. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Carter, Elegy, Ives, Scherzo, Duke, Quartet, Mennin, Quartet. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Sibelius Symphony II. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Kentner's (I mean Beethoven's) Appassionata and Waldstein. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner notes--Prokofiev: Quintet Opus 39. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Shostakovich Age of gold and Barber Souvenirs. 1958 (27 October).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Respighi-Vivaldi-Albinoni-Bassani album. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Almeida's Vistas D'Espana. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for 24 Caprices by Paganini. 1959 January.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Prokofiev and Ravel piano concertos -- Browning. 1960 (December).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Emperor Concerto. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Steinberg-Pittsburgh Strauss Waltzes and Polkas. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Strauss Waltzes. 1957 (30 December).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Schoenberg: Verklarte Nacht, Debussy: Danses Sacree et Profanes, Ravel: Introduction et Allegro. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Verklaerte Nacht. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Introduction to the Piano. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Porgy and Bess, Latin American Symphonette. 1958 December 2.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol International Series. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Brahms, A German requiem (Ein Deutsches Requiem).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Ernst Toch, Poems to Martha. Beethoven, Quartet in E-flat, opus 16. Darius Milhaud, Suite. Charles Ives, Largo for violin, clarinet, and piano & Cesar Franck, Trio in F-sharp minor, opus 1/1. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Marlowe--Haydn and Bach concertos--alterations in liner text. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--[Saint-Saens and Debussy] no title. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8295 Guitar music of Spain. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Albeniz, Leyenda & Oriental. Falla, El Circulo magico--romance del pescador & Cancion del fuegofatuo. Segovia, Anecdote 2 & Neblina.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8270. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Saint-Saens, Carnival of the animals. Ibert, Divertissement.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8264. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Beethoven, Sonata no.23 in f minor, opus 57 (Appassionata) and Sonata no.21 in c major, opus 53 (Waldstein).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8244. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Honegger, Pastorale d'ete. Milhaud, Le boeuf sur le toit. Satie, Three Gymnopedies. Ravel, LeTombeau de Couperin.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8245 Contemporary American Music. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Barber, Adagio. Diamond, Rounds. Copland, Quiet city. Creston, Two choric dances.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol A50151 Opera Overtures. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Rossini, Cinderella, William Tell. Verdi, The force of destiny, King for a day, The battle of Legnano.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8258. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Poulenc, Sextette for piano and wind instruments. Hindemith, Quintet for wind instruments(Kleine Kammermusik, opus 24, no.2).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8259. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Pergolesi, Sonata no.12. Schumann, Intermezzo. Brahms, Allegro. Suk, Burleska. Bloch, Nigun. Milstein (arranger), Paganiniana.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8260. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Turina, La oracion del torero. Wolf, Italian Serenade in G major. Creston, String Quartet, opus 8.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8253. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Prokofiev, Concerto no.3 in C major, opus 26 for piano and orchestra. Bartok, Concerto no.3 for piano and orchestra.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Debussy album: Petite Suite & Children's Corner. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--The orchestra full dimensional sound--Stokovsky. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Dukas, Fanfare from La Peri. Barber, Adagio for Strings. R. Strauss, Gavotte from Suite in B flat for winds, opus 4.

Mussorgsky, The hut on fowl's legs and The great gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Exhibition.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Performing Arts--Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic ten years together (January) 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Anton Webern, Funf Stucke fur Orchester, Opus 10. Mozart, Concerto in A major for Violin and orchestra, K. 219. Stravinsky, Concerto in D for Strings.

Mozart, Horn Concerto in E-flat, K. 457.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Los Angeles Philharmonic Contempo 71 (May). 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Hans Werner Henze, Essay on Pigs. Stravinsky, Symphony of Psalms. Henze, Being Beauteous.Feldman, The King of Denmark.

Ingolf Dahl, Concerto for alto saxophone and wind orchestra. Stravinsky, Le Chant du rossignol.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Performing Arts Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic ten years together(November). 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Stravinsky, J.S. Bach: Choral Variationen uber das Weinachtslied Vom Himmel hoch da Komm' ichher. Mozart, Symphony in D Major, K. 297 ('Paris').

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Performing Arts Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic ten years together(February). 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Schubert, Symphony no.5 in B-flat Major. Mahler, Kindertotenlieder. Mozart, Symphony no.33 in B-flat, K. 319.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Performing Arts Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic ten years together. (February) 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Mozart, Symphony in G minor, K. 183. Nielsen, Symphony no.5. Stravinsky, Concerto in D for violin and orchestra. Copland, Inscape.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8268. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Shostakovitch, Symphony no.5.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Pavilion. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Le Sacre du Printemps.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capital P8299. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Milhaud, Concerto for percussion and small orchestra. Chavez, Toccata for percussion. Bartok, Music for string instruments, percussion, and celesta.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Schubert Symphony V and Rosamunde Incidental Music. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Violin Concerto. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Alco Recording Company, Hollywood California. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Rachmaninoff, Elegiac Trio in D minor, Opus 9 for piano, violin and cello.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Alco Recording Company Hollywood, California. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Bax, Elegiac trio for flute, viola and harp. Debussy, Syrinx for solo flute.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Alco Recording Company, Hollywood, California. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Toch, String quartet, opus 70.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8311. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Bizet, L'Alesienne suite. Faure, Pelleas and Melisande suite.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

The legend of Oedipus.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Pennario plays. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Chopin Preludes. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Brahms, Liebeslieder Waltzes. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Schumann and Faure Piano Quartets. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Brahms Symphony no.4 in E minor, Opus 98. 1958 (5 April).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Capitol P8269. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Brahms, Quintet in f minor.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Foss-Previn Mozart album: Sonatas in C and F, 2 Fantasias. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Concerto no.3 in C minor--Firkusny. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Schubert's Death and the maiden Quartet. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Tchaikowsky Piano Concerto in B-flat minor. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Album of Love Duets. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Hollywood Quartet in Dvorak and Dohnanyi. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Sylvia Marlowe Album: Falla, Surinach, Rieti. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Saint-Saens and Lalo Cello Concertos. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Ibert album: Les Amours de Jupiter and Escales. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Mozart sonatas--Milstein. 1958 (24 April).

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Shostakovich Preludes & Fugues. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Khatchaturian Piano Concerto. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Beethoven Moonlight and Pathetique Sonatas. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Miniatures by Milstein. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Solchany's Beethoven Sonatas, n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Schelomo and Rococo. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Moussorgsky-Tchaikovsky Piano Album. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Smetana, Quartet and Glazunov, 5 Novelettes. n.d.

Box 64

Morton, Lawrence--Liner for Bizet-Faure Album. n.d.

Published Works, Not Stravinsky

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Record review. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (April) 44(2): 267-269.

Riegger: Romanza, Dance Rhythms. Avshalomov: The Taking of T'ung Kuan. Cazden: Three Ballads from the Catskills.

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Lucas Foss' A parable of Death (review). 1953.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 39(4): 595-600.

Issue also includes Ernst Krenek, Is the twelve-tone technique on the decline.

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Record Review. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (April) 40(2): 294-296.

Copland: Passacaglia (1922), Piano Variations (1930), Piano Sonata (1941), Symphony no.3 (1946).

Box 16

Morton, Lawrence--On the Hollywood front. 1944.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 21(4): 264-266.

Also Aaron Copland, On the notation of rhythm (pp.217-221).

Realia

Box 70

Pocket Seal. LM's book stamp.

Box 72

Large envelope with 30 cancelled 2 cent stamps (Stravinsky) 27 January 1983.

Box 83

Tee shirts. Boulez LA, black small. Stravinsky--July 1, 3, 8 & 10, 8:30 p.m. at the Hollywood Bowl. The Stravinsky Centenary Festival. Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Physical Description: Two shirts red and blue.

Box 125

Awards and encomia.

Box 125

Poster from International Stravinsky Symposium at the University of California--San Diego. 1984.

Box 126

The Ascap Citation, from The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. n.d.

Box 127

A small file of notes relating to Stravinsky articles, and other activities (Morton Salt).

Box 127

A chart of the stage of the Leo S. Bing Theater.

Manuscripts by L.M.

About Stravinsky

Box 6

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky and his critics--17 January in Schoenberg Hall, UCLA. 1974.

Physical Description: 25pp.

Scope and Content Note

Holograph text of address w/program.

Box 6

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky at home. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript (photocopy) with holograph musical examples. 28 leaves.

Box 69

Rolland, Romain--Journal des annees de guerre. 1952.

Physical Description: Photocopy of French original, two drafts of translation and final copy of note.

Scope and Content Note

Translated by Lawrence Morton with corrections by Arthur Knodel.

Paris: editions Albin Michel.

Note

See explicatory correspondence with Knodel in Box 85.

Box 73

Morton, Lawrence--Notes. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph.

Scope and Content Note

Includes material on Oedipus Rex, Ebony Concerto, Stravinsky and his critics, A Sermon, a narrative and a prayer, Minna Lederman and Stravinsky's early years.

Box 73

Morton, Lawrence--Project--Str's Fugues. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Many musical transcriptions, analytical charts and typescript.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky, Igor Fedorovitch. [1961].

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 47 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky, Igor Feodorovitch. [1961].

Physical Description: Galley proofs. 19 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

Encyclopedia article. Traduction francaise par Francois Michel.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Footnotes to Stravinsky studies: I Le Sacre du printemps. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 13 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Agon: Sources. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 4 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Shakespeare songs--1 (follows Septet). n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 5 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Mavra. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript withe holograph corrections. 2 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Pastorale. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript withe holograph corrections. 2 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Le Baiser de la fee. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 14 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Scenes de ballet. 1961.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript 4 leaves with cover letter addressed to Maurice Abravanel.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--After in memoriam. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 7 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Septet. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 9 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--In memoriam Dylan Thomas. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 55 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Rolland: first contact--September 1914. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 2 leaves.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Sacre. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 1 leaf.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Oedipus Rex. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 13 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Septet & Shakespeare songs. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 12 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Oedipus Rex. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript withe holograph corrections. 13 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Agon: Sources. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 4 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Agon: Sources. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript withe holograph corrections. 3 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Pastorale. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 2 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Mavra. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 2 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--No title [Verlaine songs]. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 2 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--No title (Stravinsky's collaboration with Gide...). n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 4 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--No title (There is no question today of Stravinsky's greatness...). n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph annotations. 4 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Le Baiser de la fee. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 14 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Oedipus material. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph and typescript with holograph corrections. 12 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Some paradoxes and an attitude. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 6 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky's A sermon, a narrative and a prayer. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript. 5 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Le Baiser de la fee. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 14 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky: Le Baiser de la fee. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections. 8 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

In L.M.'s hand: For Musical Quarterly.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky: Le Baiser de la fee. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript withe carbon copy. 4 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Material on Zvezdoliki. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 12 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Septet. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 9 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Shakespeare songs. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript. 5 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Scenes de Ballet. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript. 3 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--After In memoriam. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript with holograph corrections. 7 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--In memoriam Dylan Thomas. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript. 5 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps. n.d.

Physical Description: Carbon of typescript with holograph corrections and annotations. 6 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--No title (Toward the end of 1927...). n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph and typescript. 15 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--No title (Le Baiser de la fee). n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 15 leaves.

Box 85

Morton, Lawrence--Octet. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph. 7 leaves.

Box 85

Stravinsky performances produced by Lawrence Morton. n.d.

Physical Description: 4 × 6 index cards with photocopies.

Musical

Box 85

From the sketches to Le Sacre du Printemps. n.d.

Physical Description: 3 items, 3 pieces.

Box 99

Bartok, Bela--Rumanian Christmas carols. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Orchestrated from the original piano solo by Lawrence Morton with the permission of the copyright owners, Boosey & Hawkes, Incorporated.

Original manuscript, transparencies and reproduced score and parts.

Box 99

1955 Children's concerts.

Scope and Content Note

Includes scores and parts for 1. Marche militaire. Happy farmer. Hopo my thumb. Dance of swans.

Box 99

Bach, J.S.--14 Canons on the bass of The Goldberg Variation for oboe, oboe d'amore, english horn, bassoon, 2 vioins viola & violoncello. 1976.

Scope and Content Note

Instrumentation by Lawrence Morton after the realization of Olivier Alain.

Seven copies in Box 99. Sketches and manuscript in second envelope.

Box 100

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus--March from the Magic Flute [Fire and Water]. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Manuscript score and parts.

Box 100

Monteverdi, Claudio--Toccata e 4 ritornellis dell 'Orfeo [Overture]. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Arranged for winds by Lawrence Morton.

Score and parts reproduced from transparencies.

Box 104

Monteverdi, Claudio--Toccata e 4 ritornelli dell' Orfeo [Overture]. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Arranged by Lawrence Morton for winds.

Reproduced from transparencies (included).

Box 104

Bach, Johann Sebastian--Contrapuncti 6, 7 & 11 from the Art of the fugue. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies (included).

Scope and Content Note

Arranged by Lawrence (6 & 11) and Arthur (7) Morton.

Includes program notes for April 21, 1952.

Box 104

Bach, Johann Sebastian--Fughetta super: Dies sind die Heil'gen zehn gebot!. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Arranged for winds by Lawrence Morton.

Box 104

Brahms, Johannes--Herzlich tut mich verlangen. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Arranged for wind by Lawrence Morton.

Box 104

Brahms, Johannes--Organ fugue in A-flat minor. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscript.

Scope and Content Note

Transcribed for string orchestra by Lawrence Morton.

Parts and transparencies inserted.

Box 104

Brahms, Johannes--Prelude and fugue in g minor for organ. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies (included). Two copies. The second includes transparencies of the parts.

Scope and Content Note

Transcribed for orchestra by Lawrence Morton.

Box 104

Schutz, Heinrich--Psalm 150. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies (included).

Scope and Content Note

Edited by Lawrence Morton.

Score and parts.

Box 104

Dahl, Ingolf--Hymn. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies. Two copies. The second with original holograph manuscript and transparencies inserted.

Scope and Content Note

Instrumentation by Lawrence Morton.

Box 126

Copland, Aaron--Threnody II In memoriam: Beatrice Cunningham. 1973.

Physical Description: Holograph ink on transparencies. 3 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

Piano reduction by Lawrence Morton.

Box 126

Copland, Aaron--Threnody II. [1973].

Physical Description: Holograph in pencil. One folded leaf with single page insert serial analyses.

Box 127

Morton, Lawrence, arranger--Listen to the mocking bird. n.d.

Physical Description: Holograph ink on paper. 4 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

Arranged for 2 violins, guitar and bass.

Research Material

Boulez, Pierre

Box 29

Boulez, Pierre--Notes of an apprenticeship. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Translated from the French by Herbert Weinstock.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

Box 56

Boulez, Pierre--Releves d'apprenti. Textes reunis et presentes par Paule Thevenin. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Editions du Seuil.

Box 56

Boulez, Pierre--Penser la musique aujourd'hui. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Couverture de Jean Fortin d'apres Paul Klee.

Mayence: Editions Gonthier.

Box 81

Boulez, Pierre--Style or idea. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Saturday Review (29 May);39-41, 58-59.

Also includes Walter Terry, The dancer's choreographer and Francis Steegmuller, Stravinsky at work.

Box 85

Gable, David--The music of Pierre Boulez. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript (photocopy). 22 leaves.

Box 85

Gable, David--An interview with Pierre Boulez. 1984.

Physical Description: Typescripts (photocopy). 9 leaves.

Box 85

Rosen, Charles--Pierre Boulez: The piano music. n.d.

Physical Description: Typescript (photocopy). 14 leaves.

Box 85

Two letters from David Gable. 1984.

Physical Description: 2 items, 2 pieces.

Scope and Content Note

re Boulez manuscripts in Box 85.

Box 86

2. Clipping file--Domaine Musicale.

Box 87

1. Clipping file--Boulez, Pierre.

Box 95

Golea, Antoine--Rencontres avec Pierre Boulez. 1958.

Physical Description: Autographed by the author the front free endpaper. Pencil index inside back cover.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Sonatine for flute & piano. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Editions Musicales.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Derive. 1986.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Le Visage nuptial. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Heugel et Cie.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Structures. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

18 photographs and 3 pages of photographic proofs of Pierre Boulez.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Improvisation sur Mallarme [II]: Une dentele s'abolit pour soprano et 9 instruments. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Two copies in Box 103.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Domaines: Pour clarinette avec ou sans orchestre. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--cummings ist der dichter. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Ple selon ple V. tombeau. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Eclat. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Eclat. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscript (Photocopy).

Scope and Content Note

In L.M.'s hand: Score used at premiere, MEC.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Unidentified sketches [excerpts?]. n.d.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Pli selon pli: 1. Don. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Two copies in Box 103.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Premiere sonate pour piano. 1951.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Editions Musicales.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Notations. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Le Marteau sans maitre. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--cummings ist der dichter. 1976.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Rituel. 1975.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Two copies in Box 103.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Deuxieme sonate pour piano. 1950.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Huegel et Cie.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Le Soleil des eaux deux poemes de Rene Char. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Heugel & Cie.

Two copies in Box 103.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Messagesquisse pour 7 violoncelles. 1977.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 103

Boulez, Pierre--Improvisation sur Mallarme [I]: le vierge, le vivace et le bel aujourd'hui... pour soprano, harpe, vibraphone, cloches et 4 percussions P. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

Partition.

London: Universal Edition, Limited.

Box 127

A file of documents relating to Boulez--1987: UCLA.

Cassette Tapes (Audio)

Box 78

Cassette tapes (audio)--Works by Boulez, Ligety, Stravinsky, John Morton, J.D. Zelenka and Vaclav Masek.

Scope and Content Note

Live performances.

Box 79

Cassette tapes (audio)--Works by Boulez, Stravinsky, Carter, Reynolds, Bartok et al.Stravinsky conducting in U.S.S.R. Boulez talks at Symphony space and New York farewell ceremony. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Live performances.

Copland, Aaron

Box 32

Mellors, Wilfred, Hugo Cole, David Matthews, Douglas Young and Norman Kay--Homage to Copland. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Winter) 95.

Issue devoted to Copland.

Box 95

Copland, Aaron--The new music (1900-1960). 1968.

Scope and Content Note

New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Incorporated.

Inscribed front paste-down endpaper: For Lawrence Affectionately Aaron January 1968.

Box 98

1. Clipping file--Copland, Aaron.

Scope and Content Note

Also includes programs and program notes.

Box 126

Copland, Aaron--Threnody II In memoriam: Beatrice Cunningham. 1973.

Physical Description: Reproduction from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Three copies in box 126.

Box 126

Copland, Aaron--Threnody II In memoriam: Beatrice Cunningham. 1973.

Physical Description: Holograph ink on transparencies. 7 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

Also 1 leaf holograph list of corrections in partsin L.M.'s hand.

Note

See correspondence with Copland in Box 2.

Craft, Robert

Box 14

Craft, Robert--Boulez and Stockhausen. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

The Score: A Musical Magazine (November) no.24: 54-62.

Box 118

RESTRICTED. Transcribed correspondence? (spiral and ring bind).

Box 119

RESTRICTED. Transcribed correspondence? (spiral and ring bind). Books by Craft.

Box 120

RESTRICTED. Books by Craft. Articles by Craft (NYRB).

Box 121

RESTRICTED. Evenings on the Roof (Hume) 1952-1953.

Scope and Content Note

Miscellaneous. Photographs. Published articles. Reviews--Correspondence with Stravinsky 1944-1954. Catalog of manuscript 1949. Memories and commentaries, corrected proofs. Correspondence with Stravinsky (photos, 9 envelopes).

Box 122

RESTRICTED. Correspondence with L.M. 1953-1982.

General Books

Box 93

Mann, Thomas-- Doctor Faustus: The life of the german composer Adrian Leverkuhn as told by a friend. 1948.

Scope and Content Note

Translated from the German by G.T. Lowe-Porter.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf.

Includes L.M's index to musicians and works mentioned in the text. Insert A.S.'s letter and T.M.'s response in Saturday Review (1 January 1949). Reviews from Tomorrow, Time, The Nation & The New Yorker.

Box 95

Carter, Elliott-- The writings of Elliott Carter: An American composer looks at modern music. 1977.

Scope and Content Note

Compiled, edited, and annotated by Else Stone and Kurt Stone.

Bloomington & London: Indiana University Press.

Inscribed front paste-down endpaper: For Lawrence my friend Elliot November 5, 1977.

Box 95

Chase, Mildred Portney-- Just being and the piano. 1981.

Scope and Content Note

Foreward by Lee Strasberg.

Culver City (California): Peace Press, Incorporated.

Inscribed on the half title: To Lawrence Morton--with great respect and deep appreciation for your warm encouragement. Sincerely, Mildred.

Box 102

Babitz, Sol-- Principles of extensions in violin fingering. 1947.

Scope and Content Note

Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York: Delkas Music Publishing Company.

Inscribed: To Lawrence without whose friendship and encouragement this book would not have been given to him. Sol October 1948.

General Clipping Files

Box 86

Popular music (Jazz, swing, etc.).

Box 86

Electronic music.

Box 86

China.

Box 86

Government sponsorship. WPA. New York City Center.

Box 86

Germany.

Box 86

General semantics.

Box 86

Acoustics.

Box 86

Amateur music.

Box 86

American federation of musicians Petrillo, James C.--labor conditions.

Box 86

American music.

Physical Description: (2 envelopes).

Box 86

Armed forces, music in. OWI.

Box 86

Arranging, editing, etc.

Box 86

Art and Society.

Box 86

Austria.

Box 86

Ballet.

Box 86

Radio.

Box 86

Canada.

Box 86

Holland.

Box 86

Colombia.

Box 86

Commercialism.

Box 86

Composers' rights--Royalties, fees protective organizations, copyright. Composers' economics.

Box 86

Conducting.

Box 86

Criticism.

Box 86

Czechoslovakia.

Box 86

DNA.

Box 86

Economics.

Box 86

Education.

Box 86

France.

Box 86

Foundations.

Box 86

Folk music.

Box 86

Film music.

Box 86

Brazil.

Box 86

Melodrama.

Box 86

Politics, Music and. (See: Art and society, USSR, Shostakovitch, Collaboration.

Box 86

Poland.

Box 86

Performance.

Box 86

Palestine.

Box 86

Overture.

Box 86

Opera.

Box 86

Music for the masses.

Box 86

Modern Music.

Box 86

Miscellaneous.

Box 86

Mexico.

Box 86

Metropolitan Opera Company.

Box 86

Great Britain.

Box 86

Publicity.

Box 86

Greece.

Box 86

Local Artists.

Box 86

Library.

Box 86

League of Composers. Modern Music Magazine.

Box 86

Latin America.

Box 86

Korea.

Box 86

Jewish music.

Box 86

Japan.

Box 86

Italy.

Box 86

International Society for Contemporary Music.

Box 86

Hungary.

Box 86

Hollywood Bowl.

Box 86

Recording.

Box 86

Recitalists.

Scope and Content Note

Piano: Casadesus, Horowitz, Rosenthal, Paderewski, Petri, Schnabel, Gieseking.

Cello: Casals. Etc: Adler, Kell, Landowska.

Violin: Busch, Heifitz, Huberman, Kreisler, Milstein, Virvai.

Ensembles: Pro Arte, Paganini Quartet, Guller Quartet.

Singers: Melchior, Teyte, Anderson, Robeson.

Box 87

Cowell, Henry.

Box 87

D: Dallipicola, Davidovsky, Delius, Dello Joio, Dessau, Del Tredici, Dittersdorf, Dubensky, Dukas, Dukelsky, Dvorak, Dyson.

Box 87

Davies, Peter Maxwell.

Box 87

Sacred music.

Box 87

Beecham, Sir Thomas.

Box 87

Borodin, Alexander.

Box 87

Bach, Johann Sebastian (2 envelopes).

Box 87

B: C.P.E. Bach, Alexei Balakireff, Marion Bauer, Arnold Bax, William Bergsma, Georges Bizet, Arthure Bliss, Charles Boone, Nadia Boulanger--Easley Blackwook, Arthur Berger, Lennox Berkeley, Paul Ben-Haim and Earle Brown, Frank Bridge, Feruccio Busoni, Robert Russel Bennet, Harrison Birtwistle, Franz Biber.

Box 87

Auric, Georges.

Box 87

Antheil, George.

Box 87

Barber, Samuel.

Box 87

Bartok, Bela.

Box 87

Switzerland.

Box 87

Science.

Box 87

Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague. Coolidge foundation. Coolidge festival.

Box 87

Scandinavian countries.

Box 87

A: Joseph Achron, Isaac Albeniz, Francis Alfano, Danielle Amfitheatof, Edward Applebaum.

Box 87

Beethoven.

Box 87

Bruckner, Anton.

Box 87

Chopin.

Box 87

Chavez, Carlos.

Box 87

Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario.

Box 87

Casals, Pablo (Prades festival, 1950.

Box 87

C: Cavalieri, Andre Caplet, Cornelius Cardew, Caccini, W.W. Cadman, J.A. Carpenter, Alfredo Casella, J.J. Castro, Chadwick, E. Chausson, Luigi Cherubini, Paul Chihara, Chiani, A. Corelli, Henry Cowell, P. Creston, Ruth Crawford, Crumb.

Box 87

Berg, Alban.

Box 87

Brodetsky, Julian.

Box 87

Britten, Benjamin.

Box 87

Brahms, Johannes.

Box 87

Bloch, Ernst.

Box 87

Blitzstein, Marc.

Box 87

Bernstein, Leonard.

Box 87

Berlioz, Hector.

Box 87

Cage, John.

Box 88

L: Levant, Liszt, Lopatnikoff, Lalande, Lutoslawski, Lee, Luzzaschi, Levy, Liebermann, Liadoff, Ligeti.

Box 88

Kirchner, Leon.

Box 88

Lloyd, John.

Box 88

M: Malipiero, Mascagni, Maidena, Maderna, Martin, Machaut, Mathieu, McPhee, Meyerbeer, Mennin, Messiaen, Miaskowsky, Migriome, Mills, Moross, Moore.

Box 88

Mahler, Gustav.

Box 88

Martinu, Bohuslav.

Box 88

Mendeslssohn, Felix.

Box 88

Menotti, Gian-Carlo.

Box 88

Messiaen, Olivier.

Box 88

Milhaud, Darius.

Box 88

Monteverdi.

Box 88

Moussorgsky, Modeste.

Box 88

Kern, Jerome.

Box 88

N: Nabakoff, Nicolas, Nordoff, Nordheim, Nobre.

Box 88

Dreiser, Theodore.

Box 88

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus.

Physical Description: (2 envelopes).

Box 88

Gershwin, George.

Box 88

Debussy, Claude.

Box 88

Vega, Aurelio de la.

Box 88

D'Indy, Vincent.

Box 88

Durrell, Lawrence.

Box 88

Dvorak, Antonin.

Box 88

E: Enesco, Einem, Egk, Lehman Engel, J.C. Eloy.

Box 88

Eisler, Hans.

Box 88

Elgar, Sir Edward.

Box 88

Eliot, T.S.

Box 88

F: Faure, Farwell, Fernandez, Ferrari-Trecato, Feldman, Felciano, Filippi, Frorick, Freed, Fricker, Fuleihan.

Box 88

De Falla, Manuel.

Box 88

Hemingway, Ernest.

Box 88

G: Gassman, Ginastera, Glazunov, Glinka, Gluck, Glenville-Hicks, Glass, Gould, Gounod, Goehr, Gretchinov, Gretry, Grieg, Gruenberg, Griffes. Guarnieri.

Box 88

K: Kabalevsky, Kaplan, Kenne, Khatchaturian, Koday, Kraft, Kubik, Kohs, Kurke, Kagel, Klebe, Kohn, Kahn, Kay.

Box 88

Gesualdo.

Box 88

H: Handel, Haieff, Hahn, Harrison, Halffter, Herrmann, Henze, Helm, Helps, Holst, Hovhaness.

Box 88

Harris, Roy.

Box 88

Haydn, Joseph.

Box 88

Heinsheimer, H.W.

Box 88

Henze, Hans Werner.

Box 88

Hindemith, Paul.

Physical Description: [2 envelopes].

Box 88

Honegger, Arthur.

Box 88

Hovhaness, Alan.

Box 88

I: Ibert.

Box 88

Ives, Charles.

Physical Description: (2 envelopes).

Box 88

J: Jacobi, Jolivet, Janacek, Jolas, Johnson (Lochram), Johnstone (Arthur).

Box 88

Foss, Lukas.

Box 88

Diamond, David.

Box 89

Strauss, Richard.

Box 89

Schuman, William.

Box 89

Schumann, Robert.

Box 89

Sessions, Roger.

Box 89

Shaw, George Bernard.

Box 89

Shostakovitch, Dmitri.

Physical Description: (2 envelopes).

Box 89

V: Vivaldi, Varese, Valen.

Box 89

Stockhausen, Karlheinz.

Box 89

S: Saminsky, (L), Sauget, Samuel, Schnabel, Schuetz, Schmitt, Schuller, Schwartz, Schat, Scriabin, Serly, Shapiro, Shulman, Skalkotlas, Shifron--Still, Strong, Starer, Stevens, St.-Saens, Subotnick, Swanson, Siegmeister, Smetana, D.S. Smith, Smit, Sollberger, Stamitz.

Box 89

T: Tansman, Taylor, Tiomkin, Takahashi, Takemitsu, Tcherepnine, Tchemberdji, Telemann, Thomas (A.), Thompson (R.), Toch, Tremblay, Trimble.

Box 89

Tschaikowsky, Peter Ilyitch.

Box 89

Thomson, Virgil.

Box 89

Thomson, Virgil (Articles not in books).

Box 89

Toscanini, Arturo.

Box 89

Tovey, Sir Donald.

Box 89

U: Ussachevsky.

Box 89

Sibelius, January.

Box 89

R: Rathaus, Respighi, Revueltas, Reger, Rieti, Robertson, Rogers, Roldan, Rorem, Rosenthal (Manuel), Roussel, Ruggles.

Box 89

Nono, Luigi.

Box 89

Orff, Carl, Okeghem.

Box 89

Nielsen, Carl.

Box 89

P: Pisk (Paul), Piston, Pizzetti, Paganini, Paz, Perosi, Penderecki, Phillips, Powell, Purcell.

Box 89

Partch, Harry.

Box 89

Picasso, Pablo.

Box 89

Schubert, Franz.

Box 89

Prokofiev, Sergei.

Box 89

Satie, Erik.

Box 89

Rachmaninoff, Sergei.

Box 89

Rameau.

Box 89

Ravel, Maurice.

Box 89

Riegger, Wallingford.

Box 89

Rochberg, George.

Box 89

Rossini, Gioacchino.

Box 89

Santayana, George.

Box 89

Poulenc, Francis.

Box 89

Xenakis, Janis.

Box 89

Rosza, Miklos.

Box 89

Y: Yun, Isang.

Box 89

Vaughan Williams, Ralph.

Box 89

Whitman, Walt.

Box 89

Webern, Anton.

Box 89

Weber, Carl Maria von.

Box 89

Wagner, Richard.

Box 89

W: Walton, Ward, Weill, Weinaberger, Weiss, Wellesz, Willson, Wolf (Hugo), Wolf (Kenneth), Wolpe, Wolf-Ferrari, Wuorinen.

Box 89

Villa-Lobos, Heitor.

Box 89

Verdi, Giuseppe.

Box 89

Walter, Bruno.

Box 89

Veblen, Thorstein.

Box 89

Z: Zador, Zeisl, Zimmermann.

Box 98

Haggin, B.H. Music on the Radio-- New York Herald-Tribune. 1947-48.

Box 98

Metropolitan Opera--Opening.

Box 98

Berg--Lulu.

Scope and Content Note

Includes programs.

Box 98

Carter, Elliott.

Scope and Content Note

Also includes programs and program notes.

Box 98

Krenek.

Scope and Content Note

Includes articles and programs.

Box 98

Schoenberg.

Scope and Content Note

Articles and Program notes. In L.M.'s hand: Whole collection of Schoenberg clippings given to Schoenberg Institute, July 1978.

Inscribed Scores, Not Stravinsky

Box 101

Boone, Charles--Starfish. 1966.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed on title page: for L.M. with best regards CB. September 20, 1966.

Box 101

Boone, Charles--Etude for Alicia Kristina. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed: Hello there Lawrence Morton! Charles March 24th.

Box 101

Miroglio, Francis--Projections pour quatuor a cordes en hommage a Joan Miro. 1981.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition Limited.

Inscribed: A Lawrence Morton qui realism la premiere americaine de cette partition en signed 'amitie' Francis Miroglio Los Angeles 15 Mai 1981.

Box 101

Kurtag, Gyorgy--Attila Jozsef--Fragments for soprano solo op.20. 1984.

Scope and Content Note

Budapest: Editio Musica Budapest.

Inscribed: To Lawrence Morton his true Gyorgy Kurtag.

Box 101

Kraft, William--In memoriam Igor Stravinsky for violin and piano 1972/74. 1974.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed: Lawrence--it is more than a pleasure to give this copy to you.... Happy 75th! Bill 9/16/79.

Box 101

Boone, Charles--Raspberries. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Edition Salabert.

Inscribed: For Lawrence--Have I given you one of these already? Charles 13 July '74.

Box 101

Vega, Aurelio de la--Interpolation for solo clarinet (with or without pre-recorded sound elements). 1965.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Broadcast Music Incorporated.

Inscribed: For Lawrence Morton, without whose love and devotion contemporary music in Los Angeles would not be the same Aurelio de la Vega Summer, 1965.

Box 101

Samuel, Gerhard--Paul Blake--Ikon maker. 1979.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Text by Paul Blake.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence with much love--Gary.

Box 101

Krenek, Ernst-- Three lessons for four part chorus of mixed voices a cappella. 3. Geography lesson. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

For Lawrence Morton.

New York: Rongwen Music, Incorporated.

Insert photocopy of manuscript inscribed after dedication [for Lawrence (Morton)]: with all good wishes affectionately Ernst.

Box 101

Noon, David--Trope opus 34 for cello solo. n.d.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed on cover: 8.IV.1975 for Lawrence DN.

Box 101

Boone, Charles--A cool glow of radiation. 1966.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed: January 6, 1967 Happy New Year, Lawrence! Charles.

Box 101

Gilbert, Pia--Bells for soprano and piano. 1984.

Physical Description: Reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed on front cover: This copy for Lawrence Morton with admiration and love, Pia.

Box 102

Dahl, Ingolf--Quodlibet on American folk tunes (The fancy blue devil's breakdown) for 2 pianos, 8 hands. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

New York: C.F. Peters Corporation.

Inscribed on title page: For Larry's collection this little counterpoint exercise[sic], with love from Ingolf April 24, 1958.

Box 102

Smit, Leo--At the corner of the sky for chorus of men and boys (or women) with solo flute, oboe, and speaker. 1981.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Carl Fischer, Incorporated.

Inscribed inside front cover: For Lawrence, friend, comrade--in--arms, and essential man--about--music. As ever, Leo 2/19/82.

Box 102

Boone, Charles--San Zeno/Verona. 1976.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Editions Salabert.

Inscribed: For San Lorenzo/Los Angeles* *for good times here, there, & everywhere. Charles.

Box 102

Vega, Aurelio de la--Legend of the Creole Ariel for cello and piano. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Peer International Corporation.

Inscribed on title page: To Lawrence Morton, who so devotedly has fought historical battles for music. Aurelio de la Vega Los Angeles, June, 1958.

Box 102

Berio, Luciano--Tempi concertati per flauto principale, violino, due pianoforti ed altristrumenti. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

London: Universal Edition Limited.

Inscribed on title page: Dear Lorenzo LB.

Box 102

Dahl, Ingolf--Duettino concertante (1966) for flute and percussion. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Alexander Broude, Incorporated.

Inscribed on cover Dear Larry--Ingolf March 1968.

Box 102

Dahl, Ingolf--Concerto a tre for clarinet violin and cello. 1952.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Arrow Music Press, Incorporated.

Inscribed: To Lawrence--with thanks for his friendship, his understanding, his good company--Ingolf.

Box 102

Kubik, Gail--Miles Standish choral profile (1948) for mixed chorus and piano. 1950.

Scope and Content Note

Poem by Stephen Vincent Benet.

New York: Southern Music Publishing Company, Incorporated.

Inscribed on cover: Why Lawrence--I didn't know you were related to Tom Morton--regards. always, Gail New York 1950.

Box 102

Stalvey, Dorrance--Points-Lines-Circles. 1978.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Editions Salabert.

Inscribed: For Lawrence, my dear and good friend Dorrance 4/12/79.

Box 102

Kohn, Karl--Recreations for piano, four hands. 1973.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Carl Fischer, Incorporated.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence, a souvenir from our Rochampton and Nella Road days, with affection. Karl.

Box 102

Kohn, Karl--Birthday piece. 1979.

Physical Description: Photocopy. Extra copies.

Box 102

Eloy, Jean-Claude--Equivalences pour 18 instruments. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Heugel & C.

Inscribed on dedication page: ... et a Lawrence Morton, with my sentiment sinceres J.C. Eloy.

Box 102

Samuel, Gerhard--The relativity of Icarus for voice and instrumental ensemble. 1974.

Scope and Content Note

Poem by Jack Larson.

New York: Belwin-Mills Publishing Corporation.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence with deep regrets for moving so far from him--Gary July 76.

Box 102

Rozsa, Miklos--For every thing there is a season. 1951.

Scope and Content Note

Wiesbaden: Briekopf & Hartel.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence from Miklos 1952.

Box 102

Amy, Gilbert--Diaphonies pour double ensemble de douze instruments. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Huegel & C.

Inscribed on title page: a Monsieur Lawrence Morton con sympathie Gilbert Juin '65.

Box 102

Amy, Gilbert--Inventions pour flute, piano (celesta), harpe, vibraphone (Marimba). 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Heugel & C.

Inscribed on title page.

Box 102

Holliger, Heinz--Erde und himmel (1961) kleine kantate nach texten von Alexander Xaver Gwerder fur tenor, flote, violine, viola, violoncello und harfe. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Autographed on title page.

Box 102

Diamond, David--Fourth symphony. 1949.

Scope and Content Note

New York: G. Schirmer, Incorporated.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence: Inventor of the Greatest 'Peep-show' (among other great inventions). with humble respect and admiration. David Diamond Happy New Year! 1950.

Box 102

Smit, Leo--Copernicus narrative and credo for four-part chorus of mixed voices, narrator and instrumental ensemble. 1982.

Scope and Content Note

Text by Sir Fred Hoyle.

New York: Carl Fischer, Incorporated.

Inscribed on half title For dear Lawrence, with affection--Leo 8/19/82.

Box 102

Samuel, Gerhard--Looking at Orpheus looking for orchestra. 1974.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Belwin-Mills Publishing Corporation.

Inscribed on title page For Lawrence with love and friendship--Gary July 76.

Box 102

Samuel, Gerhard-- Requiem for survivors and suddenly it's evening for orchestra. 1976.

Scope and Content Note

New York: Belwin-Mills Publishing Corporation.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence with much love and friendship--Gary March 21, 77.

Box 102

Kubik, Gail--Sonata for piano. 1950.

Scope and Content Note

Edited by Frank Glazer.

New York: Southern Music Publishing Company, Incorporated.

Inscribed on cover: for Lawrence long-suffering friend (7 weeks) and severest critic (no comment) Gail December 13, '49-February 6 '50--also from 7 February 1950, to a date in the future known only to God.

Box 104

Boone, Charles--Chinese texts. 1974.

Scope and Content Note

Paris: Edition Salabert.

Inscribed on title page: Dear Lawrence--Though this is not the official copy of CH.T., it is all the more personal + and unique for being unofficial... Charles.

Box 104

Samuel, Gerhard--Out of time (a short symphony). 1978.

Scope and Content Note

Dedicated to my esteemed friend, Lawrence Morton.

New York: Belwin-Mills Publishing Corporation.

Inscribed on title page: For Lawrence with love friendship and admiration from Gary June 21 (Spring-Summer) 1978.

Box 104

Kubik, Gail--Overture (A mirror for the sky). 1952.

Physical Description: Manuscript reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed inside front cover: for Lawrence just a wonderful guy* from his friend G. *But so G-damn critical, it hurts.

Box 104

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus--Divertimento K. 187. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscript reproduced from transparencies.

Box 104

Boone, Charles--The yellow bird. 1967.

Physical Description: Manuscript reproduced from transparencies.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed on title page: for Lawrence with happy and many best wishes! Charles October 25, '67 Oakland.

Miscellaneous

Box 6

Who's who in music and dance in Southern California. 1933, 1940, 1948.

Physical Description: Photocopied excerpts.

Box 10

1963-1964.

Scope and Content Note

Listen: A Music Monthly (December, February, March/April, May/June).

Box 11

1923.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musicale (1 May) 6(7).

Box 11

1930.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musicale (April) no.103.

Box 12

1935.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 21(4).

Box 12

1950.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 36(4).

Box 12

1952.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (January) 38(1).

Box 12

1952.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 38(3).

Box 12

1957.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (January) 43(1).

Box 12

1949.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 35(4).

Box 12

1956.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (April) 42(2).

Box 12

1955.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 41(3).

Box 12

1958.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (April) 44(4).

Box 13

1964.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter): 42-53.

Box 13

1968.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer): 57-72.

Box 13

1970.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer).

Box 14

1966.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer).

Box 15

1936.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 13(2).

Box 15

1937.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 14(2).

Box 15

1938.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 15(3).

Box 15

1938.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 15(4).

Box 15

1931.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 9(1).

Box 16

1940.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 17(2).

Box 16

1941.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 18(4).

Box 16

1940.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 17(4).

Box 16

1939.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 16(4).

Box 16

1939.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 16(2).

Box 16

1938.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 16(1).

Box 16

1940.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 18(1).

Box 28

Berkshire Music Festival (13 July). 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Seminar in contemporary music. Neither Stravinsky nor L.M. is listed as a participant.

Box 33

Morton, Lawrence--Samuel Barber: Souvenirs, ballet suite and Symphony no.2. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 12(3): 484-85.

Box 61

Le theatre danse de l'Inde--Kathakali. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Berlin: Publication de l'Institut International d'Etudes Comparatives de la Musique.

Insert programs and pamphlets on Asian dance.

Box 63

The Coleman Chamber Concerts--Programs. 1963-1967.

Scope and Content Note

11 November 1963, 12 January 1964, 9 February 1964, 8 March 1964, 1 December 1964, 14 & 28 February 1965, 10 October 1965, 31 October 1965, 23 January 1966, 6 March 1966, 9 October.

Box 63

The Coleman Chamber Concerts--The Coleman Chamber Concerts 1904-1964, 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Pasadena, California: The Coleman Chamber Music Association.

Box 82

Poland illustrated magazine (December). 1962.

Scope and Content Note

No reference to Stravinsky.

Box 123

Craft, Robert--A Christmas roundup. 1984.

Scope and Content Note

New York Review of Books (28 December): 49-53.

Book reviews. No Stravinsky.

Box 127

A file of material relating to the concert in memory of Mrs. Oscar Moss at UCLA.

Music By Others

Box 95

Dahl, Ingolf--Double canon for five voices Gratias ago tibi, Laurentium. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscript. Holograph.

Scope and Content Note

Inscribed on front free end paper of Frederick Bodmer, The loom of Language, New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Incorporated. 1944.

Box 101

Dahl, Ingolf--Autograph manuscripts (canon and congratulatory message).

Physical Description: Holographs.

Box 105

Primarily printed--A--B (folder 1-2 of 6).

Box 106

Primarily printed--B (folder 3-4 of 6).

Box 107

Primarily printed--B (folder 5-6 of 6)--C (folder 1 of 2).

Box 108

Primarily printed--C (folder 2 of 2)--F.

Box 109

Primarily printed--G--H (folder 1-2 of 3).

Box 110

Primarily printed--H (folder 3 of 3)--J.

Box 111

Primarily printed--K--L.

Box 112

Primarily printed--Mc--M (folder 1 of 4).

Box 113

Primarily printed--M (folder 2-3 of 4).

Box 114

Primarily printed--M (folder 4 of 4)--P.

Box 115

Primarily printed--R--S (folder 1 of 4).

Box 116

Primarily printed--S (folder 2-3 of 4).

Box 117

Primarily printed--S (folder 4 of 4)--W [end of section].

Box 126

Works by J. Morton, G. de Machaut, D. Noon, L. Smit, D. Stalvey, R. Reynolds, K. Kohn, E.Krenek, A. Haieff, C. Boone, C. Monteverdi, E. Browne--Oversize scores.

Scores With Parts

Box 100

Padilla, Juan Gutierrez de--Romance. 1858.

Physical Description: Transparencies and reproductions.

Scope and Content Note

Transcribed from the manuscript in Puebla, Mexico by Alice Ray Catalyne.

Score and parts.

Box 100

Padilla, Juan Gutierrez de--Jacara (Xacara). 1558.

Physical Description: Transparencies and reproductions.

Scope and Content Note

Transcribed from the manuscript in Puebla, Mexico, by Alice Ray Catalyne.

Score and parts.

Box 100

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus--Divertimento K. 187. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Photocopy of score (excerpts) and trumpet part.

Box 100

Mexican. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscripts and reproductions.

Scope and Content Note

Includes Baile, Anonymous, Missa A 5, Juan de Lienas, Cancion for flute and violoncello arranged from the piano solo with permission of the publisher, Sivestre Revueltas.

Scores and parts.

Box 100

Bach, Johann Sebastian--Lento & Larghetto from Cantata no.71 & Concerto from Cantata no.142. n.d.

Physical Description: Manuscript.

Scope and Content Note

Parts.

Box 100

Padilla, Juan Gutierrez de--Gitanilla. 1658.

Physical Description: Manuscript and reproductions.

Scope and Content Note

Transcribed from the manuscript in Puebla, Mexico, by Alice Ray Catalyne.

Score and parts.

Stravinsky, Articles About

Box 6

Taruskin, Richard--Russian folk melodies in 'The rite of spring'. 1980.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Journal of the American Musicological Society (Fall) 23(3): 502-543.

Box 10

Duke, Vernon--The deification of Stravinsky. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Listen: A Music Monthly (May/June): 1-4 & (September/October): 1-5.

Two part article: L.M. responded with letter A cure for VD in September/October 1964 issue.

Note

See Box 69 Letters to the music editor-- Los Angeles Times.

Box 10

No author--Stravinsky at eighty. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Newsweek (21 May) 14(21): 53-56.

Cover Story.

Box 10

Gelatt, Roland--Stravinsky. 1961.

Scope and Content Note

Playboy (October) 8(10): 104-106, 150-154.

Box 10

Salzman, Eric--On L'Histoire du Soldat. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Stereo Review (November) 27(5): 84-89.

Also includes Fritz Kuttner, Charles Ferdinand Ramuz: Stravinsky's sometime, librettist (pp.90-93) and Robert S. Clark, Beyond the basic repertoire: Stravinsky's Cantata (pp.126-133).

Box 10

Boulez, Pierre, Francis Steegmuller, and Walter Terry--Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971). 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Saturday Review (29 May): 39-59.

Includes P.B., Stravinsky and the Century: Style or idea, W.T., The dancer's composer and F.S., Stravinsky at work.

Box 10

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky on illness and health. 1969.

Scope and Content Note

Harper's (November) 239(1434): 111-122.

Box 10

Craft, Robert--With Stravinsky in Warsaw. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Harper's (February) 232(1389): 66-75.

Box 10

Hart, Philip--Stravinsky Discography. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Music Magazine/Musical Courier (June) 164(5): 39-47.

Also Ezra Shabas, Toronto: Stravinsky homage (pp.39-40).

Box 10

Stravinsky, Vera, Robert Craft, Paul Horgan, Bruce Bliven Jr., and Naomi Bliven--A quintet for Igor Stravinsky. 1979.

Scope and Content Note

Intellectual Digest (August) 2(12): 83-87.

Box 10

No Author--Festival (The talk of the town. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

New Yorker (1 July): 24-25.

On the Stravinsky Festival at the New York City Ballet.

Box 10

Evett, Robert--The marriage of Craft and Art. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

The New Republic (10 January) 162(2): 25-27.

A review of Retrospectives and conclusions.

Box 10

Craft, Robert, Nicolas Nabokov, Lincoln Kirstein, and Alfred Frankenstein--Stravinsky Issue. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

High Fidelity (June): 33-41, 101-103.

Box 10

Nabokov, Nicolas--Igor Stravinsky. 1949.

Scope and Content Note

The Atlantic (November) 184(5): 21-27.

Box 11

Schaeffner, Roland-Manuel, Desormiere, Honegger, Cortot, Milhaud, Souvchinsky, Lifar, Messiaen, Auric, Cingria, Hoeree, Pittaluga, Boll, & Bruyr--Special edition for Stravinsky. 1939.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musicale (May/June) 191(1).

Festshrift. Portrait of Stravinsky by Theodore Stravinsky from collection of Jean de Polignac;Photographs of Stravinsky and Debussy, Stravinsky, Diaghilev and Lifar; Woodcuts (croquis) of set designs.

Box 11

Boll, Andre--La Presentation Decorative de L'oeure D'Igor Stravinsky. 1933.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musical (June) 14(137): 13-16.

Prints from Les Noces (Gontcharova) and Pulcinella (Picasso).

Box 11

Schloezer, B. de, J. Cocteau, M. Georges-Michel, A. Coeuroy, and A. Levinson--Stravinsky. 1923.

Physical Description: 2 copies.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musicale (December) 5(2).

Issue devoted to Stravinsky includes plate of Portrait of the composer by Picasso (1917).

Box 11

Ansermet, Ernest--L'Oevre d'Igor Strawinsky. 1921.

Scope and Content Note

La Revue Musicale (1 July) 2(9): 1-27.

Supplement includes works by Prokofiev (excerpts from Vision Fugitives).

Box 12

Babitz, Sol--Stravinsky's 'Symphony in C' (1940). 1941.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (January) 27(1): 20-25.

Box 12

Goldman, Richard F.--Stravinsky's Mass (review). 1949.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 35(3): 451-458.

Box 12

Cowell, Henry--Stravinsky Cantata (review). 1953.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (April) 39(2): 251-254.

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Current chronicle: Los Angeles. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 48(4): 535-541.

Analysis of Agon. In the margin of the article L.M. has indicated in pencil The rows are incorrectly labeled.

Box 12

Kall, Alexis--Stravinsky and the chair of poetry. 1940.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 26(3): 283-296.

First-hand account of Charles Eliot Norton lectures.

Note

Manuscript of this article is in the Kall papers, Department of Special Collections, UCLA.

Box 12

Blitzstein, Marc--The phenomenon of Stravinsky. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 21(3): 330-347.

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Current Chronicle. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (January) 40(1): 56-58.

On Craft's Stravinsky Jazz concert at Evenings on the Roof.

Box 12

Morton, Lawrence--Current Chronicle. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (October) 40(4): 572-575.

Review of Stravinsky Shakespeare Songs.

Box 13

Cone, Edward T., Wilfred Mellors, Lawrence Morton, Robert Nelson, Boris Schwarz, Paul Henry Lang, and Carroll Wade--A special issue for Igor Stravinsky on his 80th Anniversary. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 48(3).

Two copies in Box 13. L.M.'s contribution is an article on Le Baiser de la fee. Inserts on A sermon, a narrative and a prayer.

Note

See manuscripts in Box 85.

Box 13

Babbitt, Milton--Remarks on the recent Stravinsky. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer): 35-55.

Box 13

Berger, Arthur--Problems of pitch organization in Stravinsky. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter): 11-42.

Box 13

Boykan, Martin--'Neoclassicism' and late Stravinsky. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring): 155-170.

Box 13

Craft, Robert--Histoire du soldat: The musical revisions, the sketches, the evolution of the libretto. 1980.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 46(3): 321-338.

Box 13

Pousseur, Henri--Stravinsky by way of Webern: The consistency of a Syntax. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer): 13-51.

Box 13

Williams, B.M.--Time and the structure of Stravinsky's 'Symphony in C'. 1973.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 49(3): 355-369.

Box 13

Smith-Brindle, Reginald--Stravinsky by Roman Vlad (review). 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (July) 45(3): 393-395.

Box 13

Weisman, John--Threni at the Venice Festival. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly (January) 45(1): 104-110.

Box 13

Clifton, Thomas--Types of symmetrical relations in Stravinsky's 'A sermon, a narrative, and a prayer'. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter): 96-112.

Box 13

Haieff, Alexei, et al--Stravinsky a composers memorial. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer-Fall/Winter): 1-180.

Festshrift.

Box 13

Morton, Lawrence--Eric Walter White: Stravinsky, the composer and his works. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Quarterly (October) 13(4): 589-595.

Box 14

Craft, Robert--A concert for St. Mark. 1956.

Scope and Content Note

The Score and I.M.A. Magazine (December) no.18: 35-52.

Box 14

Spies, Claudio--Correction and addendum (Letter to the editor). 1967.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter).

re Some notes on Stravinsky's requiem settings, 5(2): 120.

Box 14

Craft, Robert--'The rite of spring': Genesis of a masterpiece. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter): 20-36.

Also includes Harvey Sollberger Footnote to Stravinsky (pp.148-152).

Note

The Craft article also appears in The rite of Spring: Sketches 1911-1913, facsimile reproductions, B. & H. 1969. in Box 31.

Box 14

Nabokov, Nicolas, et al--Strawinsky in America: Der komponistorische werk von 1939 bis 1955. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

Musik Der Zeit 12. Verlag Boosey & Hawkes (GmbH Bonn).

Festshrift. Articles by Balanchine, Lindlar, Koeglar, Eimert, Keller, Craft, Kirchmeyer, Struth, Lindlar, Berger.

Box 14

Spies, Claudio--Notes on Stravinsky's 'Variations'. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Fall/Winter): 62-74.

Box 14

Spies, Claudio--Notes on Stravinsky's 'Abraham and Isaac'. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer): 104-126.

Box 14

Schubert, Reinhold et al--Stravinsky: Wirklichkeit und Wirkung. 1958.

Physical Description: 2 copies.

Scope and Content Note

Musik Der Zeit, Neue Folge 1. Verlag Boosey & Hawkes(GmbH Bonn).

Festshrift. Articles by Souvchinsky, Gerhard, Druckman, Stuckenschmidt, Regne, Grohman, Karl Schumann, Lindlar, Craft, C. Mason, Dushkin and Perrin.

Box 14

Auden, W.H., et al--Igor Strawinsky zum siebzigstein geburtstag. 1952.

Scope and Content Note

Musik Der Zeit, Verlag Boosey & Hawkes (GmbH Bonn).

Festshrift. Articles by Cocteau, Cortot, Egk, Von Einem, Grohmann, Malipiero, Markevitch, Mersman, Stuckenschmidt, White.

Box 14

Cingria, Charles Albert, et al--Igor Stravinsky. 1951.

Physical Description: 2 copies.

Scope and Content Note

Feuilles Musicales, reflet de la vie musicale en suisse romande et Revue Suisse du Disque (December)14(8).

Festshrift. Articles by Stravinsky, Golea, Perrin, Appia, Muller-Moor. List of works by I.S. through The rake's progress & discography.

Box 14

Vuillermoz, Emile--Igor Strawinsky. 1912.

Scope and Content Note

Revue Musicale S.I.M. (15 May) 8(5): 15-21.

Box 14

Spies, Claudio--Some notes on Stravinsky's requiem settings. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

Perspectives of New Music (Spring/Summer): 98-123.

Also includes Edward T. Cone, Stravinsky, the composer and his works' by Eric Walter White (pp.155-161).

Box 15

Schaeffner, Andre--Stravinsky's new concerto: Paris novelties. 1936.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 13(4): 35-39.

Also Edwin Denby, Revival of Diaghilev Les Noces (pp.44-45) and Virgil Thomson, The official Stravinsky (pp.57-58).

Box 15

Bauer, Marion--Composite Stravinsky. 1936.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 14(1): 38.

Box 15

Jacobi, Frederick--Stravinsky begins his chronicles. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 13(1): 51-53.

Box 15

Jacobi, Frederick--On hearing Stravinsky's 'Persephone'. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 12(3): 112-115.

Box 15

Jacobi, Frederick--Reflections on 'Ariadne' and on 'Mavra'. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 12(2): 73-78.

Also Serge Sudiekine, Designs for Stravinsky's 'Mavra (pp.54, 77).

Box 15

Petit, Raymond--Stravinsky's Portrait. 1930.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 7(3): 37-41.

Box 15

Schaeffner, Andre--Stravinsky's 'Capriccio'. 1930.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 7(2): 31-33.

Box 15

Fleuroy, Andre--Picasso and Stravinsky. 1928.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 5(2): 3-4.

Also includes Pablo Picasso, Setting and costume for 'Pulcinella'.

Box 15

Kirstein, Lincoln--Working with Stravinsky. 1937.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 14(3): 143-146.

Also sketches for Stravinsky ballets by Irene Sharaff, Alice Halicka and Stewart Cheney.Reference to Oedipus, Concerto, Persephone by Copland p.168.

Box 16

McPhee, Colin--Records and Scores. 1942.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 19(2): 125.

On Star Spangled Banner.

Box 16

Chanler, Theodore--Stravinsky's apologia. 1942.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 20(1): 17.

On Poetics of Music.

Box 16

Jacobi, Frederick--Harvard soiree. 1939.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 17(1): 47-48.

On Stravinsky's Charles Eliot Norton Lectures.

Box 16

Fuller, Donald--Current Chronicle. 1941.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 19(1): 33.

On Ballet Russe's Petroushka, Baiser de la fee and Jeu de cartes.

Box 16

Carter, Eliot--Stravinsky and other moderns in 1940. 1940.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 17(3): 164-170.

In Arno Huth, Swiss war season, a reference to Ansermet's narrated Chant du Rossignol (p.178).

Box 16

Frankenstein, Alfred--Stravinsky in Beverly Hills. 1942.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 19(1): 178-180.

Box 16

Mills, Charles--Over the air. 1942.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 19(4): 281.

Review of Milstein Violin Concerto in D.

Box 16

Fuller, Donald--Stravinsky, full length portrait [review of New York Philharmonic concerts].

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 23(1): 45-47.

Also L.M. review of premiere of Genesis Suite & O.t.H.f. (pp.75-76), Sol Babitz review ofElegy for solo viola and Minna Ledermann review of Stravinsky/Chagall/Bolm Firebird.

Box 16

Mills, Charles--Over the air [Koussevitsky's performance of Ode]. 1943.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 21(1): 57-60.

First appearance of material by Lawrence Morton, American conductor and works for L.A. (pp.37-39).

Box 16

Smith, Moses--Stravinsky meets the Boston censor. 1944.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 21(3): 171-173.

Charles Mills on Boston Symphony Stravinsky broadcast (pp.188-89). L.M. O.t.H.f. (pp.184-186).

Box 16

Tangeman, Robert--Stravinsky's two-piano works. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 22(2): 93-99.

C. M. Smith on Symphony in C (p.119), G. Klemm on Circus Polka (p.123), McPhee on Four Norwegian Moods (p.130), Barlow on Scenes de Ballet (p.132). L.M., O.t.H.f. (pp.135-137).

Box 16

Fuller, Donald--Stravinsky, new and old: Chamber music, 1945. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 22(2): 176-181.

Also a sketch of Stravinsky by Sotomayor (p.146), Vincent Persichetti on Stravinsky lecture recital for the Philadelphia Arts Alliance (pp.185-186) and L.M., O.t.H.f. (pp.205-206).

Box 16

Berger, Arthur--Scores and records. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 22(4): 267-270.

Review of Stravinsky's recording of Scenes de Ballet. L.M., O.t.H.f. (pp.274-275).

Box 16

Berger, Arthur--Scores and records. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 23(4): 307.

Also McPhee reference to W. Herman's performance of Ebony Concerto (p.319) and L.M.,O.t.H.f. (pp.313-315).

Box 16

Dahl, Ingolf--Stravinsky in 1946. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 23(3): 159-166.

Also Pablo Picasso, Stravinsky in the twenties: Three drawings (p.158), Irving Fine review of the Symphony in three movements (pp.209-211), L.M., O.t.H.f. (pp.220-222).

Box 16

Fuller, Donald--Airborne over New York: Spring 1946. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 23(2): 116-118.

Review of Ebony Concerto, Arthur Berger review of Song of the Nightingale (pp.136-137), L.M., O.t.H.f. (pp.141-143).

Box 16

Gassman, Remi--The new Stravinsky. 1941.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 18(2): 114-116.

Also Howard Bay reference to Sacre and Noces in England and the fold art problem, (p.73).

Box 16

Berger, Arthur--Spring season, 1943 [Danses concertanes & Apollo]. 1943.

Scope and Content Note

Modern Music 20(4): 257.

Also Colin McPhee review of three versions of Circus polka (p.277).

Box 27

No Author. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Los Angeles County Art Museum (6 September).

Craft conducts three versions of Stravinsky, Les Noces.

Box 28

Leopold Stokowski conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra--Le Sacre du Printemps (liner notes). n.d.

Box 30

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky's return--A Russian diary. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Encounter (June, no.117) 20(6): 33-48.

In L.M.'s hand: from 'Dialogues and a diary'.

Box 30

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky talk with Khruschev. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Vogue (1 November) 142(8): 134-35, 184-85, 187-89.

Box 30

Craft, Robert--The rake's progress in Venice. 1953.

Scope and Content Note

Boston University College of Music Programs: April-May 1953 (May 17).

In L.M.'s hand: In 'Chronicle', 17-18 May 1953.

Box 31

30. Berliner Festwochen--Opus Strawinsky Magazin. 1980.

Scope and Content Note

Festshrift.

Box 32

Freedman, Harry--Working with Stravinsky. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Music Across Canada (February) 1(1): 6-7.

Box 32

The Library Chronicle of the University of Texas at Austin--Ezra Pound and Stravinsky. 1984.

Scope and Content Note

New Series Numbers 25/26: 130-132.

Box 32

Ballo, Ferdinando--Introduction to Strawinsky's Orpheus. 1948.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Winter) 10: 13-15.

Also includes Ernest Ansermet Strawinsky's newest work [Mass] (pp.6-7).

Box 32

Gishford, Anthony--A book about Stravinsky. 1947.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 5: 22-24.

Review of E.W. White, Stravinsky--A critical survey (London: John Lehmann. 1947.

Box 32

Tansman, A., P. Souvchinsky, P. Meylan, S. Lifar, H. Strobel, J. Ledux, C.F. Ramuz & C.A. Cingria, and C. Deliege--Le 75e anniversarie de Strawinsky. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

Cahiers Musicaux (January) 3(16).

Festshrift.

Box 32

Druckman, Jacob--Stravinsky's orchestral style. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

The Juilliard Review (Spring) IV(2): 10-19.

Also Jacques de Menasce, Anniversary of Igor Stravinsky (pp.3-9).

Box 32

Bucht, Gunnar--Le Sacre du Printemps. 1958.

Scope and Content Note

Nutida Musik, Utgiven au Sveriges Radio 6(I): 13.

Box 32

Karsavina, T., Cyril W. Beaumont, Henry Boys, Eric Walter White, and Charles Stuart--Stravinsky issue. 1948.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 8.

Festshrift. Also includes a discography.

Box 32

Lefkovitch, Bernhard--Agon-musiken. 1958-59.

Scope and Content Note

Nutida Musik, Utgiven au Sveriges Radio 4(2): 4-7.

Box 32

Morton, Lawrence--Footnotes to Stravinsky studies: Le Sacre du Printemps. 1979.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (March) 128: 9-16.

Box 32

Maconie, Robin--Stravinsky's final cadence. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 103: 18-23.

Box 32

Stravinsky, Vera--Unpublished letters from Igor Stravinsky to Ernst Roth. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 98: 18-19.

Box 32

Keller, Hans--Stravinsky's performance of 'Agon': A report. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 100: 19-22.

Originally published in Tempo in 1959.

Box 32

Spies, Claudio--Impressions after an exhibition. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 102: 2-9.

Box 32

Helm, Everett--Igor Stravinsky's 'Abraham and Isaac'. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Winter) 71: 27.

Box 32

Josipovici, Gabriel--'The rake's progress': Some thoughts on the libretto. 1975.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (June) 113: 2-13.

Box 32

Norris, Geoffrey--Books. 1976.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (September) 118: 39-40.

A review of L.S. Dyachkova, comp., I.F. Stravinsky: Stat'i I materialy (Moscow: Sovetsky Kompozitor).

Box 32

Britten, Benjamin--Britten on 'Oedipus Rex' and 'Lady Macbeth'. 1977.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (March) 120: 10-12.

Also includes Robin Holloway review of Francis Routh, Stravinsky (The master musicians, London: J.M. Dent).

Box 32

Warrack, John--Stravinsky's 'The flood'. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 65: 13-14.

Box 32

Holloway, Robin--Books. 1980.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 135: 31-33.

A review of Vera Stravinsky and Robert Craft, Stravinsky in pictures and documents (London: Hutchinson).

Box 32

Payne, Anthony--Stravinsky's 'The flood'. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 70: 2-8.

Box 32

Craft, Robert--'Le Sacre du Printemps': The revisions. 1977.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (September) 122: 2-8.

Box 32

Evans, Peter--Stravinsky: Information and illumination. 1961.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 57: 2-5.

The title of this article is listed on cover Stravinsky: Information and illusion. This is a review of Roman Vlad, Stravinsky and Igor Stravinsky and Robert Craft, Memories and commentaries.

Box 32

Schonberger, Elmer, and Louis Andriessen--The Apollonian Clockwork: Extracts from a book. 1982.

Scope and Content Note

Translated by Jeff Hamburg.

Tempo (June) 141: 3-21.

Also includes Clare Hogan, Threni': Stravinsky's 'debt' to Krenek (pp.22-29).

Box 32

Stein, Erwin--Strawinsky's 'Septet'. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 31: 7-10.

Box 32

Roth, Ernst, Eric Walter White, David Matthews, Susan Bradshaw, Wilfrid Mellers, Douglas Young and Laelia Goehr--Igor Stravinsky 17 June 1882-6 April 1971. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 97.

Festshrift. Also Ten canons and epitaphs by Berio, Berkeley, Birtwistle, Blacher, Maxwell Davies, Denisov, Maw, Tippett, Schnittke, Wood.

Box 32

Craft, Robert--A note on Gesualdo and Strawinsky. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo 45: 5-7.

Box 32

White, Eric Walter--Stravinsky and Debussy. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring/Summer) 61/62: 2-5.

Also includes Colin Mason Serial procedures in the Ricercar II of Stravinsky's 'Cantata', Donald Mitchell Stravinsky and new-classicism and Herbert Read, Stravinsky and the muses.

Box 32

Keller, Hans--Strawinsky's performance of 'Agon'. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Winter) 50: 22-25.

Also includes drawings by Milein Cosman.

Box 32

Keller, Hans--Conversations with Igor Stravinsky. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 52: 16, 21-25.

Book review.

Box 32

Mason, Colin--Strawinsky's contribution to chamber music. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 43: 6-16.

Box 32

Stein, Erwin--Igor Stravinsky: Canticum sacrum ad honorem sancti Marce nominis. 1956.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 40: 3-5.

Box 32

Keller, Hans--In memoriam Dylan Thomas--Strawinsky's Schoenbergian technique. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 35: 13-20.

Box 32

Mason, Colin--Strawinsky's newest works. 1960.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring/Summer) 53/54: 2-10.

Box 32

Lindlar, Heinrich--Igor Strawinsky: Cantata. 1953.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 27: 28-33.

Box 32

White, Eric Walter--The rake's progress. 1951.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 20: 10-22.

Also includes W.H. Auden Some reflections on opera as a medium and Strawinsky's 'The rake's progress': Introduction, synopsis and illustrations.

Box 32

Mason, Colin--Stravinsky's new work. 1961.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 59: 5-14.

A sermon, a narrative and a prayer.

Box 33

Shapero, Harold--Igor Stravinsky: Cantata for soprano, tenor, female chorus, and a small instrumental ensemble. 1953.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 10(4): 681-82.

Box 33

Sternfeld, Frederick W.--Some Russian folk songs in Stravinsky's 'Petrouchka'. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 2(2): 95-107.

Box 33

Morton, Lawrence--Igor Strawinsky: Scherzo a la russe, symphonic version, Tango [1940], new orchestration, 1953 and Tchaikovsky Bluebird--pas de deux. 1955.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 12(4): 656-57.

Box 33

Morton, Lawrence--Igor Stravinsky: Movements for piano and orchestra. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (Winter) 20(1): 124-26.

Box 33

Vinton, John--Stravinsky: The composer and his works, by E.W. White. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 24(3): 479-80.

Box 33

Seay, Albert--The Norton critical scores [including Petrouchka]. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 25(1): 119-121.

Box 33

Kerr, Harrison--Igor Stravinsky: Four Norwegian moods. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 2(3): 179-180.

Box 33

Morton, Lawrence--Conversations with Igor Stravinsky, by Igor Stravinsky and Robert Craft. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 16(4): 558-59.

Box 33

Hill, Richard S.--Igor Stravinsky: Scenes de ballet for orchestra. 1945.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 3(1): 70-71.

Box 33

Rogers, Bernard--Igor Stravinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 3(2): 184-185.

Box 33

Meyers, Emerson--Igor Stravinsky: Sonata for two pianos. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 3(4): 382-383.

Also includes William Schempf on Elegie for Viola.

Box 33

Luening, Otto--Igor Stravinsky: Symphony in three movements. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 4(1): 108-109.

Box 33

Citkowitz, Isreal--Igor Stravinsky: Ode, elegiacal chant in three parts, for orchestra. 1947.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 4(4): 486-7.

Box 33

Shapero, Harold--Igor Stravinsky: The rake's progress. 1952.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 9(3): 488-89.

Box 33

Lang, Paul Henry--Expositions and developments, by Igor Stravinsky and Robert Craft. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (Spring) 22(2): 223-24.

Box 33

Chase, Gilbert--Stravinsky: His life and work by Eric Walter White. 1948.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 5(3): 371.

Box 33

Stevens, Halsey--Stravinsky, by Roman Vlad & Memories and commentaries, by Igor Stravinsky and Robert Craft. 1961.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 13(3): 411-12.

Box 33

Fox, Charles Warren--Igor Stravinsky: Orpheus & Concerto in re for string orchestra. 1948.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (September) 5(4): 519-520.

Box 33

Dahl, Ingolf--Igor Stravinsky: Mass for mixed chorus and double wind quintet. 1949.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 6(3): 490-491.

Box 33

Weinant, Elwyn A--Igor Stravinsky: Requiem Canticles, for contralto and bass soli, chorus, and orchestra. 1960.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 25(4): 830-33.

Box 33

Morton, Lawrence--Igor Strawinsky: Two songs for baritone and orchestra. 1954.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 11(2): 284.

Box 33

Vinton, John--Stravinsky, by Roman Vlad. 1969.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 25(3): 496-97.

Box 34

Mooser, R. Aloys, redacteur--Le Symphonie de psaumes de Strawinsky. 1931.

Scope and Content Note

Dissonances Revue Independente (Avril--Conches-Geneve) 4(4): 95-98.

Box 34

Souvchintsky, Pierre--Igor Strawinsky. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Countrepoints (Fevrier) 2: 19-30.

Box 34

Koechlin, Charles (letter), and Goldbeck, Fred (response)--Autour de Poetique Musicale. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Countrepoints (Mai/Juin) 4: 49-53.

Box 34

Goldbeck, Fred--Note sur la Symphonie en trois mouvements de Strawinsky. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Countrepoints (December) 5: 49.

Box 34

Myers, Rollo H.--Stravinsky on music. 1960.

Scope and Content Note

The Chesterian (Winter) 34(201): 85-88.

Also includes Arthur Dennington, The three orchestrations of Stravinsky's 'firebird' (pp.89-94).

Box 34

Goldbeck, Fred--La theorique D'Igor Strawinsky. 1946.

Scope and Content Note

Countrepoints (Mars-Avril) 3: 12-30.

Box 34

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky, Diaghilev, and Misia Sert. 1977-78.

Scope and Content Note

Ballet Revue, Dance Research Foundation (New York) 6(4): 66-77.

Box 34

Homenaje a Igor Strawinsky en la LXX anniversario de su nacimento. 1952.

Scope and Content Note

Musica Revista Trimestral de Los Conservatorios Espanoles (Madrid).

Festshrift.

Box 34

Boulez, Pierre--Trajectoires: Ravel, Stravinsky, Schoenberg. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Countrepoints 6: 122-142.

Box 34

Shepard, John--The Stravinsky Nachlass: A provisional checklist of music manuscripts. 1984.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (June) 40(4): 719-750.

Also includes Richard Turuskin, The music of Igor Stravinsky, by Pieter Van den Toorn (pp.770-772).

Box 34

DeVoto, Mark--Stravinsky and the piano, by Charles M. Joseph. 1984.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 41(2): 275-6.

Box 34

Hamilton, David--Expositions and developments & Dialogues and a diary, by Igor Stravinsky & Robert Craft. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (March) 26(3): 531-532.

Also includes William W. Austin The rite of spring' [facsimile edition] by Igor Stravinsky.

Box 34

Hamilton, David--'Themes and conclusions', by Igor Stravinsky. 1973.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 30(2): 286-7.

Box 34

Cyr, Louis--Strawinsky: Sein Nachlass, sein Bild. 1985.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 42(2): 288.

Review.

Box 34

Hamilton, David--Stravinsky in pictures and documents, by Vera Stravinsky and Robert Craft. 1979.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (Sept) 36(1): 88-89.

Box 34

No author--Notes for Notes. 1983.

Scope and Content Note

Notes (December) 40(2): 271-72.

On the purchase of the Stravinsky archives by the Paul Sacher Foundation.

Box 35

Payne, Anthony--Stravinsky's Abraham and Isaac and Elegy for J.F.K. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 73: 12-15.

Box 35

The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

(January) 24(1).

In L.M.'s hand: [Stravinsky] pp.62-63, 71.

Box 35

The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

(January) 23(1).

In L.M.'s hand: [Stravinsky] pp.26-28.

Box 35

The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress. 1969.

Scope and Content Note

(January) 26(1).

In L.M.'s hand: [Stravinsky] pp.26, 35-36, 41.

Box 35

The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

(January) 28(1).

In L.M.'s hand: [Stravinsky] pp.55-56, 68.

Box 35

The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress. 1977.

Scope and Content Note

(January) 34(1).

In L.M.'s hand: [Stravinsky] p.7.

Box 35

White, Eric Walter--First performances: Two new memorial works by Stravinsky. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 74: 19-21.

Variations, Aldous Huxley in memoriam and Introitus, T.S. Eliot in memoriam.

Box 35

Hopkins, G.W.--Stravinsky's chord's (I). 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Spring) 76: 6-12.

Box 35

Hopkins, G.W.--Stravinsky's chords (II). 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 77: 2-9.

Box 35

Roth, E., P. Souvtchinsky, J. Warrick, A. Payne, R. Smalley, G. Crosse, A. Ginastera, A. Goehr, J. Tavener, W. Mellers, E. White, J. Ogden, S. Walsh--Stravinsky's 85th birthday. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 81.

Also compositions by R.R. Bennett, H. Birtwistle, G. Crosse, P.M. Davies, B. Dennis, M. Finnissy, N., Maw, J. Ogdon, R. Smalley, T. Souster, J. Tavener, M. Williamson.

Box 35

Keller, Hans--The contemporary problem. 1967.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Winter) 83: 24-25.

Box 35

Souvtchinsky, Pierre--Thoughts on Stravinsky's 'Requiem canticles'. 1968.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Autumn) 86: 6-7.

Box 35

Whittall, Arnold--Thematicism in Stravinsky's 'Abraham and Isaac'. 1969.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (Summer) 89: 12-16.

Box 37

Russell, Thomas W. III--Madame (Imprimatur Gallery in St. Paul has assembled the colorful works of Vera (Mrs. Igor) Stravinsky. 1985.

Scope and Content Note

Twin Cities (November) 8(11): 120-130.

Box 39

Lindlar, Heinrich--Igor Strawinsky im Spiegel seiner Sakralmusik from Stilportrats der Neuen Musik. 1961.

Scope and Content Note

Berlin: Verlag Merseberger: 32-41.

Box 67

Szersvovicz, Patrick--Stravinsky et les autres. n.d. [1980].

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Diapason (Paris): 37-38.

Box 67

Boucourechliev, Andre--Dossier Stravinsky a Paris. 1980.

Scope and Content Note

Harmonie (September): 36-38.

Photocopy. Inscribed: To Lawrence Morton very cordially AB. Review of Festival Automne 1980.

Box 67

Marnat, Marcelle--Pourquoi un Festival Stravinsky. n.d. [1980].

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Diapason (Paris): 30-34.

Box 67

No Author--Metropolitan Stravinsky celebration a milestone. 1981-82.

Scope and Content Note

Boosey & Hawkes, Inc. Newsletter (Winter--Spring) 13(2): 1, 9, 14.

Box 67

Biette, Jean Claude--Stravinsky a Venise un certain sens du sacre. n.d. [1980].

Scope and Content Note

Diapason (Paris): 40-41.

Box 73

Blazhkov, Igor--I. Stravinsky's letters to N. Roerich. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

A typescript English translation of the letters is inserted.

Soverskaia muzyka (August 8): organ Soiuza kompozitorov SSSR i Ministerstva kul'tury SSSR. Inscribed before table of contents:

Mr. Morton, Please turn your attention to pp.57-63. I wish you great success with your noble labour at the monograph about our great countryman. Sincerely yours, Igor Blazhkov.

Box 74

Curjel, Hans--Strawinsky oder die Kunstlerische atmosphere von Paris. 1929.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (April).

Box 74

Russian newspapers--Paris. n.d.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and prints.

Box 74

Photographic prints--For translation. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

Prints of negatives from other envelopes in German.

Box 74

Ferroud, P.O.--The role of the abstract in Igor Stravinsky's work. n.d.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

The Chesterian.

Box 74

Poulenc, Francis--Igor Stravinsky. 1941.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

L'Information Musicale (3 Janvier) 1(7).

Box 74

Honegger, Arthur--Franck et Strawinsky. 1941.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

L'Information Musicale (19 Septembre) 2(38).

Box 74

Taylor, Ronald--Stravinsky and the problems of 20th century music. n.d.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

Cambridge Journal 6(6).

Box 74

Browne, Andre J.--Aspects of Stravinsky's work. 1930.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and proofs.

Scope and Content Note

Music and Letters (October).

Box 74

Blatter der Staatsoper VIII: 19 February 1923 Enlarged (Includes re-shooting of bad film. n.d.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives.

Box 74

Mersmann, Hans, et al--Strawinsky: Oedipus Rex. n.d.

Physical Description: Photographic negatives and prints.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (Mainz), 4(28).

Box 81

Flanner, Janet--Profiles: Russian firebird. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

The New Yorker (January 5) 10(47): 23-28.

Box 81

Strabel, Heinrich--Strawinksy: hors classe. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (Juni) 29(6): 177-178.

Box 81

Various--Strawinsky unter uns. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (June) 29(6): 180-185.

Box 81

Briner, Andres--Neues von Strawinsky uber sich selbst. 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (Juni) 29(6): 186-188.

Box 81

Molinari, Cesare--Osservazioni sui manifesti del teatro futurista. 1959.

Scope and Content Note

La Biennale de Venezia (December) 9(36-37): 72-76.

Box 81

Rosenfeld, Paul--The mystery of Persephone. 1935.

Scope and Content Note

The New Republic (April 3) 132(1061): 213-14.

Box 81

No author--Stravinsky week at the Eastman school. 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Rochester Review (Summer): 3-5.

Box 81

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky's return 'A Russian diary'. 1963.

Scope and Content Note

Encounter (June) 20(6): 33-48.

Box 81

Craft, Robert--With Aldous Huxley. 1965.

Scope and Content Note

Encounter (November) 25(5): 10-16.

Box 81

Stadler, Edmund--Rene Auberjonois, Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz und Igor Strawinsky. 1964.

Scope and Content Note

Du Atlantis (November): 18-24.

Also includes Manuel Gasser, Serge de Diaghilew und die Maler der Ecole de Paris.

Box 81

Thomson, Virgil--Stravinsky's operas. 1974.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Newsletter (Fall): 3-7, 22.

Box 81

Berkeley, Lennox--Igor Stravinsky - A centenary tribute. 1982.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Times (June) 123(1672): 395-402.

Box 81

Asbury, Edith Evans--Stravinsky estate battle settled. n.d.

Scope and Content Note

[ New York Times].

The publication is not identified, however the type style and the identification of the addresses of all New York residents suggests the Times.

Box 81

Harrison, Jay S.--Fourscore for Stravinsky. 1962.

Physical Description: 2 copies.

Scope and Content Note

Show (June) 2(6): 38-39.

Box 81

Nabokov, Nicolas--Stravinsky - Fifteen and three score. 1957.

Scope and Content Note

High Fidelity (June): 33-44, 99-104.

Box 81

Pasler, Jann--Stravinsky and the Apaches. 1982.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Times (June)123 (1672): 403-407.

Inscibed To my very dear helper and advisor. Jann.

Box 81

Briner, Andreas--Guilaume de Machaut 1958/58 oder Strawinskys Movements for piano and orchestra. 1960.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (Juni) 27(6): 184-186.

Box 84

Kraemer, Uwe--Four Norwegian Moods by Igor Strawinsky. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

Melos (March/April) 2: 80-84.

Photocopy of German article.

Box 84

Shattuck, Roger--The devil's dance. 1983.

Scope and Content Note

The New Republic (December 26): 26-32.

Box 84

Mudrick, Marvin--The last great composer. 1984.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 10 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

The Hudson Review (Summer): 223-238.

Box 84

Karlinsky, Simon--Stravinsky and Russian pre-literate theater. 1983.

Physical Description: Off-print.

Scope and Content Note

19th Century Music (Spring) 6(3): 232-240.

Inscribed For Lawrence Morton, Stravinsky's friend, a paper he has already heard. W/best regards Simon Karlinsky.

Note

See letter from Karlinsky (21 October 1982) in Box 85.

Box 84

Yates, Peter--Igor Stravinsky: The final maturity. 1973.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 8 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

TriQuarterly (Fall) 28: 365-379.

Inscribed: For Lawrence Morton--This piece which I commissioned 10 years ago. S. Karlinsky.

Box 84

Wise, C. Stanley--Impressions of Igor Strawinsky. 1916.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 18 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Quarterly (April) 2(2): 249-256.

Box 84

Chenneviere, Rudhyar D.--The two trends of modern music in Stravinsky's works. 1919.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 16 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Quarterly (April) 5(2): 169-174.

Box 84

Pasler, Jann--Stravinsky's visualization of music. 1981.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 4 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

Dance Magazine (April): 66-69.

Box 84

Pasler, Jann--Stravinsky and the Apaches. 1982.

Physical Description: Photocopy. 5 leaves.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Times (June): 403-407.

Box 84

Morton, Lawrence--Footnotes to Stravinsky studies: 'Le Sacre du printemps'. 1979.

Scope and Content Note

Tempo (March) 128: 9-16.

Note

See letter from Irving Kolodin in Box 85.

Box 84

White, Eric Walter, and Jeremy Noble--Stravinsky, Igor (Fyodorovitch). n.d. [1980].

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

New Grove dictionary of music and musicians. London: Macmillan Publishers, Limited.

Includes article on Fyodor Ignat'yevich Stravinsky by Jennifer Spencer.

Box 85

Joseph, Charles M.--Stravinsky's 'Piano scherzo' (1902) in perspective: A new starting point. 1981.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Musical Quarterly 67: 82-93.

Box 85

Karlinsky, Simon--The composer's workshop. 1970.

Scope and Content Note

The Nation (June 15): 730-733.

Review of Retrospectives and conclusions, The rite of spring--sketches, and I. Vershinina,Stravinsky's early ballets.

Box 85

No Author--Deliberately dry. 1948.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Time (May 10): 48.

Box 85

Porter, Andrew--Triptych. 1981.

Scope and Content Note

The New Yorker (December 21): 134-137.

Box 85

Henry, Derrick--Igor Stravinsky: In memoriam. 1971.

Scope and Content Note

UCLA Daily Bruin (April 4).

Box 85

Hamilton, David--The rake's progress: A novel work vividly aware of its past. 1985.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Opus (October): 24-26.

Box 85

Schillaci, Dan--SFO's 'Rake's progress' - without the 'flaws'. 1981.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

The Alberquerque Tribune (July 31): B-1.

Box 85

F., A. [?]--Concerning Stravinsky: Carlos Salzedo speaks of the art and personality of the Russian composer. 1924.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

The Musical Digest (December 30): 17.

Box 85

Malkiel, Henrietta--'Modernists have ruined modern music', Stravinsky says. 1925.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

Musical America (January 10).

Box 85

Lieberson, Goddard--Igor Stravinsky: A tribute by Goddard Lieberson. 1971.

Physical Description: Photocopy.

Scope and Content Note

The Gramophone (June/November): 19.

Box 123

Craft, Robert--Stravinsky in the Twenties. 1974.

Scope and Content Note

New York Review of Books (2 May) 29-33.

Includes a letter to the editors from Theodore Strawinsky and Craft reply, defending his critique of Mr. Strawinsky's, Catherine and Igor Strawinsky.

Box 123

Craft, Robert--Fit to print: The changing times. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

New York Review of Books (6 April): 21-22.

Critique of Lillian Libman, And music at the close.

Box 123

Hamilton, D.--Letter to the editor. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

New York Review of Books (20 April): 42-43.

A defense of yet to be released Libman book (And music at the close) w/reply from Craft.

Box 123

Craft, Robert--The press: Freedom from as well as of. 1972.

Scope and Content Note

New York Review of Books (29 June): 27-28.

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