Vocal scores with piano

Scope and Contents Holograph in pencil, revisions in pencil. Title and lyrics for the vocal score based upon Alfred Lloyd Tennyson's poem "Break, Break, Break""Break, Break, Break" is a short, sad, lyrical poem in which the speaker mourns the loss of a friend or lover, and imagines that everyone has someone to love but him. Inscriptions of Note At the end: April 16th 1923 ...

Scope and Contents Holograph in ink. Title and lyrics for the vocal score are based upon Susan O. Curtis's religious poem "Cross" Inscriptions of Note At end: Where possible, all chords should be played solidly, though I must admit smaller hands will find it necessary to break many of them. G.A. Revision July-31-1945 Autographs Bass Clef G D...

Scope and Contents Holograph in pencil, notations in red pencil Title and lyrics for the vocal score based on the poem "Debt" by Sara Teasdale Inscriptions of Note On the title page: To AC (notated in the treble clef) At the end: March 30th 1928 Bloomington, Illinois Autograph Bass Clef G D A ...

Scope and Contents Holograph in pencil. Title and lyrics for the vocal score based upon Alfred Lloyd Tennyson's poem "Flower in the Crannied Wall"."Flower in the Crannied Wall" is a short, six-line poem that represents the meaning of life while also discovering who God and man are in relation to one another. Inscriptions of Note At the end: April 16th 1923 Autographs...

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The collection includes music compositions, manuscripts of Clavier music reviews, workshop files, book publication materials, and published music scores

Scope and Contents Holograph in pencil. Inscriptions of Note On title page: For Frances Pancate At the end: May 18th 1925 Autographs Treble Clef G D A, op. 18. Autograph Note Anson first used his initials or his name in print to autograph his compositions. He later used the musical notation of his initials...

Scope and Contents Holograph in ink. Inscriptions of Note At the end: May 18- 1925 Autographs Treble Clef G D A Autograph Note Anson first used his initials or his name in print to autograph his compositions. He later used the musical notation of his initials "G.D.A." on the treble clef and bass cleff...