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Collection SummaryTitle: Leonard Bernstein CollectionSpan Dates: 1900-1994Bulk Dates: (bulk 1933-1990)Call No.: ML31.B49Creator: Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990Extent: around 350,000 items ; 396 boxes ; 405 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Leonard Bernstein was an American composer, conductor, writer, lecturer, andpianist. The collection contains photographs, scrapbooks, correspondence, writings, personalbusiness papers, and the extensive archives for his corporate identity, Amberson Inc. In addition,it contains music manuscripts for many of his compositions, including The Age of Anxiety(Symphony no. 2); Candide; Chichester Psalms; Fancy Free; Jeremiah (Symphony no. 1); On theWaterfront; Prelude, Fugue and Riffs; Serenade (after Plato's "Symposium"); Trouble in Tahiti;West Side Story; and Wonderful Town.Note:

The processing of the Leonard Bernstein Collection and construction of the finding aid arecurrently to be considered works in progress. Written requests for access to the "un-processed"materials in the collection should be addressed to Head, Acquisitions and Processing Section,Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington DC 20540-4710.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library'sonline catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, andby occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAnderson, Marian, 1897-1993--Portraits.Antoniou, Theodore, 1935- --Correspondence.Antoniou, Theodore, 1935- --Portraits.Balanchine, George--Portraits.Behrens, Hildegard--Portraits.Ben-Gurion, David, 1886-1973--Portraits.Bernstein, Felicia--Portraits.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990--Archives.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990--Autographs.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990--Correspondence.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990--Portraits.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990.Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990.Bing, Rudolf, 1902-1997--Portraits.Blitzstein, Marc--Correspondence.Blitzstein, Marc--Portraits.Boulanger, Nadia--Correspondence.Boulanger, Nadia--Portraits.Boulez, Pierre, 1925- --Correspondence.Burton, Humphrey, 1931- --Portraits.Böhm, Karl, 1894-1981--Correspondence.Callas, Maria, 1923-1977--Portraits.Carlisle, Kitty, 1910-2007--Portraits.Carter, Jimmy, 1924- --Portraits.

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Chavez, Carlos, 1899-1978--Correspondence.Comden, Betty--Correspondence.Comden, Betty--Portraits.Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990--Correspondence.Copland, Aaron, 1900-1990--Portraits.Culshaw, John--Portraits.DePreist, James, 1936- --Correspondence.Diamond, David, 1915-2005--Correspondence.Diamond, David, 1915-2005--Portraits.Duke, Vernon, 1903-1969--Correspondence.Farberman, Harold, 1929- --Correspondence.Fine, Irving, 1914-1962--Correspondence.Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich, 1925- --Portraits.Foss, Lukas, 1922-2009--Portraits.Frantz, Justus--Correspondence.Frantz, Justus--Portraits.Gebhard, Heinrich, 1878-1963--Portraits.Ginastera, Alberto, 1916-1983--Correspondence.Goodman, Benny, 1909-1986--Portraits.Gottlieb, Jack--Portraits.Gould, Morton, 1913-1996--Correspondence.Green, Adolph--Correspondence.Green, Adolph--Portraits.Green, Johnny, 1908-1989--Correspondence.Hadley, Jerry--Portraits.Hellman, Lillian, 1905-1984--Portraits.Horne, Marilyn--Portraits.Hume, Paul, 1915-2001--Correspondence.Ives, Charles, 1874-1954--Correspondence.Jones, Quincy, 1933- --Portraits.Kaplan, Abraham, 1931- --Portraits.Kostelanetz, Andre, 1901-1980--Correspondence.Koussevitzky, Serge, 1874-1951--Correspondence.Koussevitzky, Serge, 1874-1951--Portraits.Levine, James, 1943- --Portraits.Lieberson, Goddard, 1911-1977--Correspondence.Lipkin, Seymour--Correspondence.Ludwig, Christa--Portraits.Markevitch, Igor, 1912-1983--Correspondence.Mauceri, John--Correspondence.Mauceri, John--Portraits.McClure, John--Portraits.Menotti, Gian Carlo, 1911-2007--Correspondence.Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-1999--Portraits.Midori, 1971- --Portraits.Milhaud, Darius, 1892-1974--Correspondence.Mitropoulos, Dimitri, 1896-1960--Correspondence.Mitropoulos, Dimitri, 1896-1960--Portraits.Moseley, Carlos--Correspondence.Moseley, Carlos--Portraits.Munch, Charles, 1891-1968--Portraits.Nabokov, Nicolas, 1903-1978--Correspondence.Nagano, Kent, 1951- --Correspondence.Newman, Phyllis, 1935- --Portraits.


Nolen, Timothy--Portraits.Oppenheim, David, 1922-2007--Portraits.Ormandy, Eugene, 1899-1985--Correspondence.Ozawa, Seiji, 1935- --Correspondence.Ozawa, Seiji, 1935- --Portraits.Pasternak, Boris Leonidovich, 1890-1960--Correspondence.Peress, Maurice--Correspondence.Perle, George, 1915-2009--Correspondence.Perlman, Itzhak, 1945- --Portraits.Piston, Walter, 1894-1976--Correspondence.Popp, Lucia--Portraits.Prawy, Marcel, 1911-2003--Correspondence.Prawy, Marcel, 1911-2003--Portraits.Previn, André, 1929- --Portraits.Resnik, Regina, 1922- --Portraits.Riegger, Wallingford, 1885-1961--Correspondence.Robbins, Jerome--Correspondence.Robbins, Jerome--Portraits.Rodzinski, Artur, 1892-1958--Correspondence.Rorem, Ned, 1923- --Correspondence.Rostropovich, Mstislav, 1927-2007--Correspondence.Rostropovich, Mstislav, 1927-2007--Portraits.Réaux, Angelina--Correspondence.Schuman, William, 1910-1992--Correspondence.Schuman, William, 1910-1992--Portraits.Shapero, Harold, 1920- --Correspondence.Sheng, Bright, 1955- --Portraits.Siegmeister, Elie, 1909-1991--Correspondence.Smit, Leo, 1921-1999--Correspondence.Sondheim, Stephen--Correspondence.Sondheim, Stephen--Portraits.Stern, Isaac, 1862-1932--Correspondence.Stern, Isaac, 1862-1932--Portraits.Stevens, Roger L.--Correspondence.Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971--Correspondence.Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971--Portraits.Styne, Jule, 1905-1994--Correspondence.Thomas, Michael Tilson, 1944- --Portraits.Thompson, Randall, 1899-1984--Portraits.Thomson, Virgil, 1896-1989--Correspondence.Thorne, Francis--Correspondence.Toscanini, Arturo, 1867-1957--Portraits.Tourel, Jennie--Correspondence.Tourel, Jennie--Portraits.Urquhart, Craig--Portraits.Wadsworth, Stephen--Correspondence.Wadsworth, Stephen--Portraits.Walker, Nancy, 1922-1992--Portraits.Watts, Andre--Portraits.Yannatos, James--Correspondence.Yardumian, Richard--Correspondence.Zeffirelli, Franco--Correspondence.Zeffirelli, Franco--Portraits.Zirato, Bruno--Portraits.


OrganizationsAmberson Inc.

SubjectsComposers--United States--Correspondence.Composers--United States--Portraits.Conductors (Music)--United States--Correspondence.Conductors (Music)--United States--Portraits.Musicians--United States--Correspondence.Musicians--United States--Portraits.

Form/GenreBusiness records.Correspondence.Photographs.Scrapbooks.Writings (document genre)

Administrative InformationProvenance

Beginning in 1953, and continuing until 1967, Leonard Bernstein gave many of his mostsignificant music manuscripts to the Library; between 1965 and 1983, Bernstein gave 104scrapbooks to the Library (five additional scrapbooks were given by Brandeis University in1973). Other sources of material: Helen Coates, Bernstein's longtime friend and secretary, leftBernstein related items to the Library in her will (received in 1991); 1991 and 1993 gifts of theSpringate Corporation (representatives of the Bernstein estate); in 1997, Burton Bernstein,brother of Leonard Bernstein, gave the Library ninety-five additional items to add to theBernstein Collection, originally from their mother's apartment.

Custodial History

Beginning in 1953, and continuing until 1967, Leonard Bernstein gave many of his mostsignificant music manuscripts to the Library of Congress, including: The Age of Anxiety(Symphony No. 2), Candide, Chichester Psalms, Fancy Free, Jeremiah (Symphony No. 1), On theWaterfront, Prelude, Fugue and Riffs, Serenade (after Plato's "Symposium"), Trouble in Tahiti,West Side Story, and Wonderful Town. Between 1965 and 1983, Bernstein gave 104 scrapbooksto the Library (five additional scrapbooks were given by Brandeis University in 1973).

Helen Coates, Bernstein's longtime friend and secretary, left ninety-four letters, musicmanuscripts and other Bernstein related items to the Library in her will. The Library receivedthe items in 1991. An additional 600 letters, which had been in the possession of Helen Coates,were also given to the Library by the Springate Corporation in 1991.

In 1993, the Springate Corporation, representatives of the Bernstein estate, increased the size ofthe Bernstein Collection many times over by giving to the Library hundreds of thousands ofadditional items. This included, not only additional music manuscripts, but correspondence,writings of all types, photographs, commercial and non-commercial recordings and audio-visualmaterials (now housed in the Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division),business papers, programs, fan mail, date books, realia, and other less common items. Inaddition to Bernstein's personal business papers, the extensive archives for his corporateidentity, Amberson Inc., were also part of the gift.

In 1997, Burton Bernstein, brother of Leonard Bernstein, gave the Library ninety-five additionalitems to add to the Bernstein Collection. Originally from Jennie Bernstein's apartment, and


consisting primarily of letters to their parents; including fifty-two from Leonard Bernstein, onefrom Felicia Bernstein, one from Aaron Copland and four from Helen Coates.

Copyright Status

The status of copyright on the materials of the Leonard Bernstein Collection is governed by theCopyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Access and Restrictions

The contents of the Leonard Bernstein Collection is available for examination and study in thePerforming Arts Reading Room. Materials in this collection may not be copied without thewritten permission of the copyright owner --usually the author or his or her heirs. The user isadvised that permission to copy may not imply permission for other uses, including performing,recording and publishing. Consult a Reference Librarian in the Music Division for furtherpermission information. As of this writing, requests for permission to copy music, prose andletters written by Leonard Bernstein should be directed to Marie Carter, Vice President ofLicensing and Royalties, Amberson Inc., 25 Central Park West, Suite 1Y, New York, NY 10023,FAX (212) 315-0643. Ms. Carter will also forward to the appropriate parties requests to copyletters written by Felicia Bernstein, Sam Bernstein, Jennie Bernstein, Jamie Bernstein Thomas,Alexander Bernstein, and Nina Bernstein.

Microfilm

All of the scrapbooks have been preserved on microfilm because of their fragile nature(Microfilm 99/20002 [MUS]).

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: [item, date,container number], Leonard Bernstein Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress,Washington, D.C.

Biographical Sketch1918 Born August 25, Lawrence, Massachusetts, first child of Samuel and Jennie

Bernstein.

1932 First piano recital; began piano studies with Helen Coates.

1935 Graduated from Boston Latin; freshman year at Harvard University; pianostudies with Heinrich Gebhard.

1937 First professional appearance as a solo pianist with orchestra; first metAaron Copland, Adolph Green and Dimitri Mitropoulos.

1938 Music Editor, Harvard Advocate.

1939 Graduated from Harvard cum laude in music; composed and conducted scorefor The Birds; entered Curtis Institute, Philadelphia. Conducting studiesunder Fritz Reiner; piano studies with Isabelle Vengerova; orchestrationwith Randall Thompson; score-reading with Renee Longy Miquelle.

1940 Conducting studies under Serge Koussevitzky at Tanglewood.

1941 Graduated from Curtis Institute.


1942 First published work, Sonata for Clarinet and Piano; assistant to Koussevitzkyat Tanglewood; moved to New York; completed First Symphony, Jeremiah.

1943 Appointed assistant conductor New York Philharmonic by Artur Rodzinski;substituted for Bruno Walter at Carnegie Hall concert November 14.

1944 First performances of Jeremiah, Fancy Free and On the Town.

1945 Appointed music director, New York City Symphony Orchestra, 1945-47.

1946 First European conducting appearances in Prague and London; conductedU.S. premiere of Britten's Peter Grimes.

1947 First visit to Israel; conducted in France, Belgium and Holland.

1948 Served as musical advisor, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, 1948-49;conducted concert at Beersheba during War of Independence; firstappearance as conductor in Munich, Budapest, Vienna, Milan and Rome.

1949 Piano soloist in first performance of his Second Symphony, The Age ofAnxiety, conducted by Koussevitzky.

1950 Premiere of Peter Pan.

1951 Appointed head of conducting studies at Tanglewood, following the death ofKoussevitzky; marriage to Felicia Montealegre Cohn.

1952 First performance of Trouble in Tahiti; birth of daughter Jamie; artisticdirector, Festival of Creative Arts, Brandeis University.

1953 First performance of Wonderful Town; conducted Medea at La Scala.

1954 Scored the film On the Waterfront; first performance, in Venice, of Serenade;first television appearance on Omnibus.

1955 Conducted Symphony of the Air season in New York; birth of son Alexander;first performance of The Lark.

1956 Guest conductor, New York Philharmonic Orchestra; premiere of Candide.

1957 Joint principal conductor, New York Philharmonic, 1957-58; premiere of WestSide Story; conducted inaugural concert of Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv.

1958 Music director, New York Philharmonic, 1958-69; shared Latin-American tourwith Dimitri Mitropoulos; conducted first of fourteen seasons of "YoungPeople's Concerts."

1959 Toured Europe and Soviet Union with New York Philharmonic; first book, TheJoy of Music, published.

1960 Mounted Mahler centenary season with New York Philharmonic.


1961 Toured Japan with New York Philharmonic; film version of West Side Storyreleased.

1962 Birth of daughter Nina; conducted inaugural concert at Philharmonic Hall,Lincoln Center (later Avery Fisher Hall).

1963 First performance of Third Symphony, Kaddish, in Tel Aviv.

1964 Sabbatical year from New York Philharmonic; conducted Falstaff atMetropolitan Opera.

1965 First performance of Chichester Psalms in New York and Chichester;commenced two-year survey of twentieth-century symphonic music withNew York Philharmonic.

1966 First engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra, the ViennaPhilharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna State Opera (Falstaff).

1967 Conducted concert on Mount Scopus to mark reunification of Jerusalem;completed Mahler symphony cycle for CBS.

1968 Conducted Der Rosenkavalier at Vienna State Opera; New York Philharmonictour of Western Europe and Israel.

1969 Named lifetime Laureate Conductor on retirement from music directorship ofNew York Philharmonic Orchestra.

1970 Fund-raising meeting for Black Panthers held at Bernstein's residence;conducted bicentennial production of Beethoven's Fidelio in Vienna;named artistic advisor, Tanglewood (1970-1974).

1971 Premiere of Mass, inaugurating the Kennedy Center, Washington; conductedone thousandth performance with New York Philharmonic.

1972 Conducted Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera.

1973 Delivered six Charles Eliot Norton lectures, "The Unanswered Question," atHarvard University; conducted for Pope Paul VI at the Vatican.

1974 First performance of Dybbuk ballet; led New York Philharmonic on tour ofNew Zealand, Australia and Japan.

1976 Premiere of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue; trial separation from his wife.

1977 Reconciliation with Felicia; first performance of Songfest.

1978 Death of Felicia Bernstein, June 16th.

1979 Conducted Berlin Philharmonic in Mahler's Ninth Symphony.

1980 First performance of Divertimento; received the Kennedy Center Honor.


1981 Premiere of Halil; recorded Tristan und Isolde in Munich.

1982 Artistic director, Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute.

1983 Premiere of A Quiet Place at Houston Grand Opera.

1984 Revised A Quiet Place at La Scala; Deutsche Grammophon recording of WestSide Story; marriage of daughter Jamie to David Evan Thomas.

1985 Journey for Peace at Hiroshima.

1986 Bernstein Festival at Barbican Centre, London; inaugurated Schleswig-Holstein Festival; first performance of Jubilee Games.

1988 First performance of Arias and Barcarolles; four-day seventieth-birthdaycelebration at Tanglewood.

1990 June Inaugurated the Pacific Music Festival in Sapporo, Japan

1990, August 19 Last concert with Boston Symphony Orchestra at Tanglewood

1990, October 14 Died at 6:15 p.m. at home in New York

Scope and Content NoteThe Leonard Bernstein Collection is as exceptional a collection as its namesake would suggest.Bernstein, one of the most prominent figures in twentieth century American classical music,made his impact as a conductor, composer of classical and theater music, and as an educatorthrough his books, conducting students at Tanglewood, and, especially, his various televisedlecture series that helped define the potentials of that medium.

Bernstein came to national prominence virtually overnight with his last minute conducting debutwith the New York Philharmonic, substituting for Bruno Walter on November 14, 1943. He wastwenty-five. Because Bernstein was a national figure from the very beginning of his career, andbecause his friend and teacher, Helen Coates, became his secretary and "preserver of the flame"beginning in 1944, the Bernstein Collection is not only amazingly complete, but much of it isannotated by Miss Coates to an extraordinary degree. These factors combine to make theLeonard Bernstein Collection one of the most exceptional in the music division in the variety andscope of material it contains.

Both this finding aid and the collection itself are currently to be considered works in progress.Rather than wait until the entire collection is processed before making it generally available toresearchers--our usual practice--we have decided to make each "series" available as it iscompleted. For access to the "un-processed" materials in the collection, written requests shouldbe addressed to Head, Acquisitions and Processing Section, Music Division, Library of Congress,Washington DC 20540-4710.

As each series is completed, an introduction to that material will be added at the beginning ofthe content list to that series. Because much of the music in the Bernstein Collection is beingheld in New York until new, or, in some cases, initial publications, we have decided that themusic will be the last series in the collection to be processed.


Organization of the Leonard Bernstein CollectionThe Leonard Bernstein Collection is organized in nine series:

• Correspondence, 1932-1993• Writings, 1928-1991• Photographs, 1915-1993• Datebooks, 1944-1990• Schedules, 1983-1992• Address Books and Message Books, 1988-1989• Iconography• Programs, 1925-1991• Scrapbooks, 1933-1987




Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-68, 60A-60J Correspondence, 1932-1993, undated

The correspondence in the Leonard Bernstein Collection consists of morethan 17,500 individual items from over 3,300 individuals ororganizations. All material from or relating to a correspondent ishoused in its own folder(s) and arranged chronologically. Undatedmaterial is filed at the back. Each identifiable correspondent is indexedalphabetically in the finding aid along with the date range and thenumber of items in the folder(s). Unidentified correspondence is at theend. Most of the correspondence falls between the dates of 1932, theyear of Bernstein's engagement of Helen Grace Coates as piano teacherat the age of 14, and 1990, the year of his death.

In addition to such standard items as letters, postcards, telegrams, andbirthday and greeting cards, the correspondence also contains theoccasional photograph, music manuscript, diary, appointment book,script, collection of poems, or art work (e.g., sketches). No attempt wasmade to indicate all the non-standard items where they occur, but onoccasion a parenthetical note will be found regarding such novelties.

Most of Bernstein's individual correspondents are filed under their ownnames. However, a few are organizational or business names, and otherletters are topic-related, i.e. Candide. These designations pre-date theLibrary of Congress Music Division's possession of the material. Someletters from prominent individuals were moved from the "fan mail"collection to "correspondence" prior to the presentation of thecollection to the Library.

A significant amount of the correspondence includes Bernstein's responsesto the letters he received. These typically appear in the form ofhandwritten or typed replies in the margins or on the backs of theletters received by Bernstein. The handwritten responses are either inBernstein's hand or that of Helen Coates in her capacity as secretary.There is no indication in this finding aid where such responses occur. Insome cases, however, Bernstein's actual outgoing letters--eitheroriginals, or photocopies--are present, either filed chronologicallywithin the correspondence, or collected separately in their own folder.In both instances, parenthetical notes indicate the filing method (forexample, Burton Bernstein, Felicia Bernstein, Helen Coates, SergeKoussevitzky). After Bernstein's death, Charlie Harmon and HarryKraut contacted people likely to have received letters from Bernsteinand requested photocopies of that correspondence. These photocopiesare filed at the end of each correspondent's folder. The only clue to thelocation of these items in the correspondence is found by noting thedate spans--as these items were solicited via a letter dated post-1990(also included)--most date spans which exceed 1990 indicate thepresence of photocopied Bernstein correspondence.

In addition, the Library included two other sets of material in theCorrespondence: over 300 condolence letters sent to Bernstein afterthe death of his father, referenced under Bernstein, Samuel J.; and over700 letters, referenced under Coates, Helen, primarily from Bernsteinto Coates, but also from various other persons to Coates, from Coates toBernstein, and from Bernstein to several other persons. In the case ofHelen Coates, each of the correspondents found in her file is listed


parenthetically following her name in the guide with cross-referenceslisted under the correspondent. For Samuel Bernstein's condolenceletters, no cross references are provided.

In December 2010, the Leonard Bernstein estate donated over 1800additional pieces of personal correspondence to the Library ofCongress. Though much of this material is intensely personal and hadbeen sealed until now, the family felt that since Bernstein has beendead over twenty years, the research value of the correspondenceoutweighed most of the privacy concerns. This additionalcorrespondence has been physically added to the end of the series inboxes 60A-J, but the names are arranged alphabetically and interfiledwith the previous correspondence in the finding aid. The hundreds ofletters from dozens of correspondents include 79 additional letters fromFelicia Bernstein, 101 from Shirley Bernstein, 37 from Helen Coates, 39from Aaron Copland, 150 from David Diamond, 67 from MarthaGellhorn, 15 from Lillian Hellman, and 78 from David Oppenheim.

Many other series in the collection contain correspondence. In fact, "FanMail" and "Personal Business Papers" are almost entirelycorrespondence, but even "Photographs" and "Writings" contain acertain amount--although the letters in the former are primarilyaddressed to members of Bernstein's staff, and letters in the latterinclude drafts of letters by Bernstein, some of which were never sent,and originals of letters sent by Bernstein (some of which appear to havebeen retrieved for inclusion in his book Findings.)

Bernstein's family and staff were exceptional custodians of thecorrespondence prior to its coming to the Library and most of theorganization and identification of materials was theirs. They have alsoalways been responsive to questions that have come up during thecourse of our work, especially an attempt to identify as much of theunsigned, illegible, or sans surname signatures as possible. Specialgratitude is due to Albert Tucker, who performed most of the work onthe correspondence in the collection and prepared the followinginventory.

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject.

BOX 69-196 Writings, 1928-1991The "Writings" series of the Leonard Bernstein Collection, is a very

broadly construed grouping of documents. Spanning the years from1928 to 1991 (when an article was published posthumously in the NewYork Times), these writings might also be characterized as non-musicmanuscripts (although many items are typescripts as opposed tomanuscripts, and some items--notably transcripts of interviews--werenot really "written" at all).

The Writings series is divided into four subseries. First is the generalchronological list, which includes the bulk of the writings, arranged indate order--by date of creation, publication, performance, orpresentation, or by some approximate date. This is followed by theYoung People's Concerts scripts (television scripts are chronologized byair date,) other television scripts, and TelePrompTer scripts. The finaltwo subseries are the Norton Lectures and the Book Materials. TheNorton Lectures includes not only Bernstein's manuscript notes, draftscripts, and annotated typescripts, but also notes and outlines of otherswho helped prepare the lectures, research materials, televisionproduction materials, TelePrompTer scripts, and correspondence


relating to the production and distribution of the lectures on video. TheBook Materials includes typescripts, musical examples, planningmaterials, correspondence with the publisher, and publisher's proofs.The contents within the various subseries are not exclusive. Forexample, the general chronological list contains Norton Lecturesmaterial, book materials and television scripts.

Where titles exist, they appear as the initial entry in the "Title/Description"field in this guide. Either in place of, or following, a title, but always insquare brackets, is a description of the type of work represented--article, poem, lecture, etc.--including any information known aboutwhere or for what or whom items were created, published or presented,and often a brief topic description. Most descriptions are self-explanatory; one exception is "imaginary conversation," a term createdby Bernstein to describe a particular type of article. The Writingscontain sketches and/or complete drafts for twelve imaginaryconversations, of which, apparently, only three or four were published.This guide can most successfully be used by those able to access it bycomputer and do word searches. In that way, for instance, the fifteenwritings with titles or descriptions that include "Mahler" can be foundin a matter of seconds. Searching for "Tanglewood" will garner theresearcher not only writings about Tanglewood, but writings on varioustopics presented at Tanglewood.

In terms of discrete works, the largest number of items in the Writingsseries is contained in the general chronological list; however, in termsof the amount of space required to house material, the variousgroupings are roughly proportionate. For example, while the total of 37boxes of material described in the general listing represents hundredsof titles, the 39 boxes of Norton Lectures material represent a total ofsix lectures. The Writings includes notes, drafts, and completed worksintended for presentation before a public readership or audience: musicreviews and other articles; program and liner notes; speeches andstatements; lectures; concert preview/explanatory scripts; TV scriptsand other TV or radio commentary; books authored by Bernstein;introductions and prefaces to books by other authors; lyrics; etc.

The general chronological list also contains manuscripts or typescriptsintended for more limited readerships: school and extra-curricular workwhile at Boston Latin School or Harvard College (short stories, essays,work assignments and exams, college thesis, music reviews); letters,birthday poems, memos, and recommendations, written for family,friends, colleagues, proteges, or staff; and poems and poemtranslations, crossword puzzles and games, a sleep record from Januaryand February 1983, annotated texts or books, and marginal notes,written by Bernstein for his own use.

Some anomalies will be found in the Writings series, among which are thefollowing: interviews; a Charlie Harmon phone list; a transcript of aspeech by Joachim Kaiser at the bestowal of the Karl AmadeusHartmann Medal on Bernstein in 1986; a list of Bernstein's copyrightedworks; and a catalog for the Museum of Broadcasting's 1985 exhibitionconcerning Bernstein's television work. These maladapts are housed inthe Writings series both because this was where they were filed prior tocoming to the Library, and because they provide important direct(interviews) or indirect (Joachim Kaiser speech) testimony concerningBernstein's life and how it touched the lives of others. Since this is what


we hope the Writings series conveys anyway, it seems not unreasonableto accept a few black sheep within its fold.

A final caveat: Because a certain classification of material is typicallyfound in the Writings, please do not assume that all such items in theBernstein Collection are to be found here. One should, for example, alsoperuse the Amberson Business Papers series, which is known tocontain, inter alia, interviews, recommendations, correspondence(personal), and speeches.

Series is divided into four subseries.

BOX 199-318 Photographs, 1915-1993Most of the photographs in the Bernstein Collection are organized in

boxes, chronologically by years--one to three boxes per year. Thesephotos can be accessed chronologically, or by using the name andsubject indexes at the back of this section of the guide.

A designation (44A/012) may represent either an individual photograph, ora collection of images. When it represents multiple images, it is usuallyeither a collection of snapshots, a group of photographs affixed to asingle piece of paper, or even two 8"x10"'s affixed to either side of apiece of paper. In some cases there may be additional copies, oftenenlarged, of one or more of these individual images included in thegroup --these all may share the same designation.

Designations are primarily in two sections. In most cases, the first twocharacters represent the year of the photograph(s), i.e. "56" is 1956,and "87" is 1987. In cases where an exact year is unknown, but adecade is either known or assumed, the second character is an "X", i.e."6X" represents a period between 1960 and 1969. "MD" stands for"Mixed Dates," meaning, photographs that cover a range of years and/or decades and must be kept together (usually because they are affixedin a photo album); and "ND" stands for "No Dates known," meaning thatthere is not enough information to even determine the likely decadewhen the photograph(s) was taken. The other "odd" designations are:"HC" for holiday cards, "LB" for a collection of portraits of Bernsteinsent out on request, "FB" for a collection of portraits and productionshots of Felicia, "10MS" for Mass production shots, "FD" forphotographs used or considered for Findings, and "NL" for images usedin the Norton Lectures. The third character is usually the letter "A".This signifies that the photograph(s) is/are kept in folders either singlyor in a small group with other photographs. When the letter is a "B,""C," "D," or "E" it signifies a photo album. Photo albums are alsobolded, and do not have individual numeric designations for eachimage. When the third letter is an "S," it signifies that the item is in oneof the two boxes of slides.

The second section --following the slash (/) --is a number representingeither a specific image or a group of images. Hence, "73A/027" is the27th image (or group of images) from the year 1973. "73B" representsany image included in the first photo album from 1973.

Some designations have an additional field of information. These include"[Ov]" for "Oversize," "[+Ov]" indicating a photograph that is bothincluded in the regular size photographs and in the oversizephotographs, and "[Ov1]," "[Ov2]," etc. representing the variousdegrees of oversize material.

There are two sections to the index for the photographs. The first is aname index, the second is an index of places, events and activities.


Leonard Bernstein is not listed in the first index as most of thephotographs in the collection include him. In the second index, themajority of activities are listed under "Bernstein, Leonard." One activitynot included is conducting. On average there are dozens of photographsin every year of Bernstein conducting, so for the researcher wishingconducting shots it is recommended that they determine the year/agethey wish the shots for and look through the photographs for that year.Activities are alphabetized by the noun when they exist. For instance,"playing the drums" is alphabetized under "d," whereas "swimming" isalphabetized under "s".

A large number of photographs came with identification written on theback, margins, or included with various forms of notes. These were thebasis for most of the information in the indexes. However, it must benoted, as useful as this information was, we know that this informationis not infallible. For instance, we encountered a number of photographswhere copies of the exact same photograph were marked with differentdates, different locations, and the identification of the people in thephotographs included variant spellings. We made reasonable attemptsto determine correct spellings.

Many photographs are not represented in either of the indexes simplybecause there was no identifying information. When one photograph islisted in an index, it is not unusual for there to be other photographsnear it that may be from the same venue, but the photographscontained no identifying information so they were not included in theindex. So, it may be worth the researcher's time to look at thephotographs in surrounding folders to the one you have identified ascontaining the desired subject matter.

In most cases, where a place as noted in the photograph has no identifyingfeatures, for instance a portrait taken with a plain background, butnotated as having been taken in "St. Louis," that photograph would beunlikely show up in the index under "St. Louis," unless it was within arange of other photographs that included recognizable locations in "St.Louis." Similarly, if a photograph is notated that Bernstein isconducting the Vienna Philharmonic, but no orchestra members arevisible in the photograph, the photograph is not likely to appear in theindex next to "Vienna Philharmonic."

A few folders are empty and are marked "[photo missing]." These arecases where the Library was provided with notebooks of photocopies ofphotographs for a given year, but the original photograph never turnedup in the collection after the Library received it. The assumption is thatthese photographs were loaned out by the Bernstein organization, butthey were not returned by the time the collection was given to theLibrary. We hope, in time, that these photographs will be found andinserted in their proper place. Until that time, they are not representedin either of the indexes.

Arrangement is by chronlogical by date.PERMISSIONS/PRINTS/COPYING Photocopies may be made of

photographs for reference purposes only. Before any duplicates ornegatives can be made by the Library's Photoduplications Service, werequire the written permission of the copyright holder --usually thephotographer or their estate. For permission to copy family photos andsnapshots, we require the written permission of Amberson, Inc. Forother photographs, where no photographer information is provided, orvisible (i.e. photographs affixed to paper, in albums, etc.) we require no


permissions. Currently, the turnaround time for prints is four to sixweeks. Number of items: 17,439

BOX 321-327 Datebooks, 1944-1990There are over fifty of Bernstein's datebooks from 1944 to 1990, virtually

covering his entire professional career. In some instances there is morethan one for the same time period. The datebooks have annotations inmany hands, though primarily either those of Bernstein or his secretaryHelen Coates.

Arrangement is chronlogical by date.

BOX 328-29 Schedules, 1983-1992Over ninety schedules regarding Bernstein's travel, conducting, recording

and other appearances between October 1983 and December 1992.Some schedules may cover the same time period as plans were changedor refined.

Arrangement is chronological by date.

BOX 330-31 Address Books and Message Books, 1988-1989There are six address books that appear to cover different periods of time

and may have been used at various locations. One address bookincludes only foreign addresses. In addition, there are three TelephoneMessage Books for the period 1988 to 1989.


BOX 332-34 IconographyThe iconography in the Bernstein collection includes cartoons, pen and ink

drawings, watercolors, prints, caricatures, and other items of aparticularly visual nature. Many of the works are representations ofBernstein or of a production conducted by Bernstein.

Arrangement is by format.

BOX 335-386 Programs, 1925-1991The Programs series contains approximately 2,800 programs (including

duplicates) dating from 1925 through 1993. It should be noted, thatmany significant programs may be found only in the Scrapbooks--particularly those dating through the 1950's. While most of theprograms in the collection are the standard "concert programs," thePrograms series also contains programs to events, including: memorialservices, films, stage works, radio or television series, tributes,festivals, graduation ceremonies, award ceremonies, recordings, etc. Ingeneral, programs have been organized in date order. In the case offestivals and events that cover a range of dates we have used theearliest date. Some of the programs are for events which Bernsteinattended but did not participate in.

At the end of the Programs series are bound collections of programs andtyped lists or computer printouts listing Bernstein's concert programs.Some of these items appear to have been compiled and annotated byBernstein's assistant, Jack Gottlieb. Additional items filed among thegeneral chronology of programs include: tour itinerary schedules,clippings regarding specific programs, publicity materials, theatre andorchestra publications, and invitations.


Arrangement is chronological by date.While it is hard to provide rules for what programs can or cannot be

copied without the written permission of a copyright holder, thefollowing information--provided by the General Counsel's Office of theCopyright Office--should be helpful. Published items (which we wouldconsider most programs to be) with no copyright notice and apublication date prior to 1978 are in the public domain. A programpublished between 1978 and 1989 without a copyright notice isprobably in the public domain. Programs that were copyrighted morethan 75 years ago are in the public domain; and, if they werecopyrighted, but not renewed within 28 years prior to 1978 they are inthe public domain. After 1989 copyright notices became optional.Programs which are under copyright may still be copied to the degreecovered by "fair use." In general, copying factual information from aprogram (such as the pages that list what works are being performed,song titles, listings of performers, designers, etc.) is more likely to becovered by "fair use" than articles or program notes.

BOX SB 1-SB 130 Scrapbooks, 1933-1987Arranged chronologically, except for the last five scrapbooks.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-68, 60A-60J Correspondence, 1932-1993, undated35 linear feet of shelf space, around 17,559 itemsThe correspondence in the Leonard Bernstein Collection consists of more

than 17,500 individual items from over 3,300 individuals ororganizations. All material from or relating to a correspondent ishoused in its own folder(s) and arranged chronologically. Undatedmaterial is filed at the back. Each identifiable correspondent is indexedalphabetically in the finding aid along with the date range and thenumber of items in the folder(s). Unidentified correspondence is at theend. Most of the correspondence falls between the dates of 1932, theyear of Bernstein's engagement of Helen Grace Coates as piano teacherat the age of 14, and 1990, the year of his death.

In addition to such standard items as letters, postcards, telegrams, andbirthday and greeting cards, the correspondence also contains theoccasional photograph, music manuscript, diary, appointment book,script, collection of poems, or art work (e.g., sketches). No attempt wasmade to indicate all the non-standard items where they occur, but onoccasion a parenthetical note will be found regarding such novelties.

Most of Bernstein's individual correspondents are filed under their ownnames. However, a few are organizational or business names, and otherletters are topic-related, i.e. Candide. These designations pre-date theLibrary of Congress Music Division's possession of the material. Someletters from prominent individuals were moved from the "fan mail"collection to "correspondence" prior to the presentation of thecollection to the Library.

A significant amount of the correspondence includes Bernstein's responsesto the letters he received. These typically appear in the form ofhandwritten or typed replies in the margins or on the backs of theletters received by Bernstein. The handwritten responses are either inBernstein's hand or that of Helen Coates in her capacity as secretary.There is no indication in this finding aid where such responses occur. Insome cases, however, Bernstein's actual outgoing letters--eitheroriginals, or photocopies--are present, either filed chronologicallywithin the correspondence, or collected separately in their own folder.In both instances, parenthetical notes indicate the filing method (forexample, Burton Bernstein, Felicia Bernstein, Helen Coates, SergeKoussevitzky). After Bernstein's death, Charlie Harmon and HarryKraut contacted people likely to have received letters from Bernsteinand requested photocopies of that correspondence. These photocopiesare filed at the end of each correspondent's folder. The only clue to thelocation of these items in the correspondence is found by noting thedate spans--as these items were solicited via a letter dated post-1990(also included)--most date spans which exceed 1990 indicate thepresence of photocopied Bernstein correspondence.

In addition, the Library included two other sets of material in theCorrespondence: over 300 condolence letters sent to Bernstein afterthe death of his father, referenced under Bernstein, Samuel J.; and over700 letters, referenced under Coates, Helen, primarily from Bernstein


to Coates, but also from various other persons to Coates, from Coates toBernstein, and from Bernstein to several other persons. In the case ofHelen Coates, each of the correspondents found in her file is listedparenthetically following her name in the guide with cross-referenceslisted under the correspondent. For Samuel Bernstein's condolenceletters, no cross references are provided.

In December 2010, the Leonard Bernstein estate donated over 1800additional pieces of personal correspondence to the Library ofCongress. Though much of this material is intensely personal and hadbeen sealed until now, the family felt that since Bernstein has beendead over twenty years, the research value of the correspondenceoutweighed most of the privacy concerns. This additionalcorrespondence has been physically added to the end of the series inboxes 60A-J, but the names are arranged alphabetically and interfiledwith the previous correspondence in the finding aid. The hundreds ofletters from dozens of correspondents include 79 additional letters fromFelicia Bernstein, 101 from Shirley Bernstein, 37 from Helen Coates, 39from Aaron Copland, 150 from David Diamond, 67 from MarthaGellhorn, 15 from Lillian Hellman, and 78 from David Oppenheim.

Many other series in the collection contain correspondence. In fact, "FanMail" and "Personal Business Papers" are almost entirelycorrespondence, but even "Photographs" and "Writings" contain acertain amount--although the letters in the former are primarilyaddressed to members of Bernstein's staff, and letters in the latterinclude drafts of letters by Bernstein, some of which were never sent,and originals of letters sent by Bernstein (some of which appear to havebeen retrieved for inclusion in his book Findings.)

Bernstein's family and staff were exceptional custodians of thecorrespondence prior to its coming to the Library and most of theorganization and identification of materials was theirs. They have alsoalways been responsive to questions that have come up during thecourse of our work, especially an attempt to identify as much of theunsigned, illegible, or sans surname signatures as possible. Specialgratitude is due to Albert Tucker, who performed most of the work onthe correspondence in the collection and prepared the followinginventory.

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent or subject.

BOX 1 Aaltonen, Erkki 19811

Abbado, Claudio 1963-905

Abbott, George, 1949-1977, undated4

BOX-FOLDER 60A/1 Abbott, George, 1945-1953, undated(4 items)

BOX 1 Abell, David 1971-90, n.d.14

Abelson, Hope 1959-672

Abram, Morris B. 1968-692

Correspondence, 1932-1993, undatedContainer Contents


Abravanel, Maurice 1957-919

Achatz, Dag 19861

Ackerman, Gloria 19901

Ackerman, Mona Riklis 19871

Adam, Claus 19781

Adams, David S. 1956-602

Adams, Edie (Edith Adams Kovacs) 19631

Adams, Mrs. Orson 19581

Adams, Sherman 19571

Adams, Stanley 1962-809

Adler, Clarence 1962-632

BOX-FOLDER 60A/2 Adler, Ellen, circa 1940 see also Oppenheim, David(2 items)

BOX 1 Adler, Hans 19881

Adler, Kurt [in re] n.d.1

Adler, Kurt Herbert 19581

Adler, Larry 1958-592

Adler, Peter Herman 1955-644

Adler, Samuel 19643

Adler, Stella and Clurman, Harold 1956-88, n.d.12

Adler, Witiko 19881

Adonaylo, R. 19701

Agee, James 19561

Ager, Milton (see Alexander, Shana)Agid, Nick 1990

1



Ahern, Mary 1958-90, n.d.12

Ahilea, Eliyahu & Sima 1948-5514

Aibel, Anthony 19902

Akre, Carol & Philip 19891

Alajalov, Constantine 19791

Albanese, Licia 19681

Albert, Adrienne & Christopher 1984-882

Albert, Eddie 19571

Alberts, Eunice 1953-572

Alcalay, Eugene & family 1980-91, n.d.115

Aldaz, José 19851

Alderking, Seann (see Abell, David)Alessandri, Arturo & Nancy 1986-89, n.d.

5Alessi, Joe 1987

1Alexander, Carlos 1982

1Alexander, Josef 1958-68

6Alexander, Shana 1977-79

2Alford, Hugh n.d.

1Aliferis, Viola & Jim 1955-88

3Allen, Betty 1989-91

3BOX-FOLDER 60A/3 Allen, David, 1948, undated

(5 items)BOX 1 Allen, Phillip 1986-89

23Allen, Reginald 1959

1Allers, Franz 1958-73, n.d.

9



BOX 2 Almeida, Antonio de 1972-913

Alpert, Dorothy & Victor 1956-91, n.d.7

Alsop, Marin 1988-91, n.d.8

Altman, Leonard 1988-892

Amano, Kazuko & family 1949-90, n.d.52

BOX-FOLDER 60A/4 Amano, Kazuko, 1952(1 item)

BOX 2 Amanuma, Yuko 1988-892

Amberson Enterprises, Inc. 1987, n.d.5

American Center Paris 19881

American Symphony Orchestra 19801

Ames, Alison 1981-9016

Ames, Evelyn (Evvie), Amyas & family 1958-90, n.d. (see also New YorkPhilharmonic (Amyas))40

Ames-Proust, M. 19881

Ammons, Lila 1986-883

Ampthill, Geoffrey 19891

Amram, David 1962-91, n.d.7

Amurri, Franco 1988, n.d.2

BOX-FOLDER 60A/5 Amurri, Franco, 1981-1993, undated(13 items)Sealed

BOX 2 Ancerl, Karel 19711

Anderson, Bruce (see Dallapiccola, Luigi)Anderson, Marian 1989

1Anderson, William G. 1964-89

3Androsch, Hannes 1984-90

4



Andry, Peter E. 19881

Andryszewsky, Tricia & Richard 19891

Angel/EMI Records 1988-913

Angyan, Thomas 1988-905

Anon, Judith 19901

Anselmo, Andy 19891

BOX-FOLDER 60A/6 Anshen, Ruth Nanda, 1946(1 item)

BOX 2 Antheil, George 1946-598

Antonelli, Amy 1988-892

Antonini, Ferdinando 1982-89, n.d.3

Antoniou, Theodore & Susan 1979-88, n.d. (see also Schuller, Gunther)11

APEX (see Chalkley, Eric)Apsey, Jean & Lawrence 1989

2Apt, Joan, Jerry & family 1968-90

3Arbuckle, Robert n.d.

1Archer, Violet 1958

1Ardoin, John 1973-87

3Arlen, Harold 1955-57

3Armacost, Michael 1990

1Armistead, Adelina 1961

1Armstrong, Herbert W. 1984

1Armstrong, Louis 1959

1Arnell, Richard 1958-60

3Arnold, Maxine 1963

1



Arnold, Richard 19881

Aronoff, Ellie 19881

Arostegui, Paz Davila 19821

Arrau, Claudio 1966-919

Arthur, Gavin 19571

BOX 3 Asbury, Stefan 19901

Ascalon, Adir ([in re] see Rangel, Maria)ASCAP 1987 (see also Adams, Stanley)

1Aschmann, Charles, Jr. 1985

1Ashby, Rosemary 1987-89

5Asimov, Isaac 1985

1Aslan, Benjamin 1952

2Aspe Ansa, María-Carmen 1988

1Aspen Music Festival 1988

1Astier, Geoffroy d' 1975-88

3Astorga, Nora 1987

1Atkinson, Brooks 1957

1Atlas, Dalia 1989-91

4Atlas, Helen 1987

1Aubrey, James T., Jr. 1960-63

5Auger, Arleen 1990

1August, Amadeus 1985

1Austin, J. Paul 1976

2Austin, Larry 1962-65

2



Autori, Franco 1957-848

Avakian, Anahid & George 19591

Avedon, Richard & Evie 1957-84, n.d.12

Avidom, Menahem 19581

Aviram, Jack 19881

Avitahl, Theodor 19621

Avshalomov, Daniel 19881

Avshalomov, Jacob 1957-583

Ax, Emanuel 19632

Axelrod, Joan & George 19881

Ayers, Shirley 19571

Babcock, David 19731

Babcock, Jeffrey N. 19891

Babin, Victor 19592

Bacall, Lauren (Betty) 1980-90, n.d.3

BOX-FOLDER 60A/7 Bacall, Lauren, circa 1954-1955(2 items)

BOX 3 Bach, John 19891

Bachauer, Gina 19591

Bachman, David 1986-905

Bachrach, Richard 19901

Bacon, Ernst 1958-89, n.d.10

Badea, Christian n.d.1

Badinski, Nikolai 19891

Bagot, N. n.d.1



Baier, Robert 1981-852

Bailey, Barbara & Buster 19881

Baker, Charles 1956-582

Baker, Dame Janet 19911

Baker, Julius 19841

Baker, Walter 1959, n.d.2

Balatsch, Norbert 19681

Baldwin, Roger 19771

Baldwin Piano & Organ Company 19892

Bales, Richard 19511

Baley, Genny 19582

Ball, Bill & Arlene (see Brooks, Jean)Ballantine, Edward 1950

1Balliett, Whitney 1955

1Balsam, Richard & family 1989-1990

3Balser, Janet 1973

1Bamberger, Lotte 1988

1Banat, Gabriel & Diana 1988

1Bannister, Harry 1946

1Banzhaf, Alexander & Helga 1979-87

2Bar-Illan, David 1964-66

2Bar-Natan, Edith 1988

1Barak, Mendel 1982

1Barbash, Shepard 1980

1



Barber, Samuel 1941-68, n.d.9

Barbirolli, Sir John 1957-716

Barenboim, Daniel 1953-91 ([in re] see also Barbirolli, Sir John)3

Barette, James (see Conrad, Doda)Barker, Charles 1985, n.d.

2Barker, Tallis 1988-90

4Barkin, Ben 1963-91

8Barley, Matthew 1986-89

8Barlow, Samuel 1950

2Barnell, Ron 1986-88

3Barnes, Christopher, 1988, undated

2BOX-FOLDER 60A/8 Barnes, Christopher, 1980-1982

(3 items)Sealed

BOX 3 Barnett, Michael 19881

BOX 4 Barrett, Michael, Julia [mother] & Leslie (Tomkins) 1982-90, n.d.38

BOX-FOLDER 60A/9 Barrett, Michael, 1983(1 item)Sealed

BOX 4 Barris, Raymond 19881

Barron, Sally & Paul 19551

Barschel, Uwe 1986-887

Bartelstone, Herbert & Billie 1958-602

Barth, Adrienne & Alan 1978-906

Baryshnikov, Mikhail 1988-893

Barzun, Jacques 1965-662

Bass, Robert 19871



Batchelder, Fred 19701

Bates, Daniel n.d.2

Batscha, Robert M. 1985-902

Battin, Madeleine 19881

Battistoni, Gianni 1988-912

BOX-FOLDER 60A/10 Battles, John, circa 1944-1945(3 items)

BOX 4 Baudinet, Jean-Marie 1977-87, n.d.4

BOX-FOLDER 60A/11 Baudinet, Jean-Marie, 1977-1989, undated(19 items)Sealed

Baudrier, Jacqueline (see Radio France)BOX 4 Bauer-Mengelberg, Stefan 1954-62

11Bauer Productions 1969

1Baum, Morty 1957

1Baume, Emile 1961 (see also Milhaud, Darius)

1Baumel, Herbert & Joan 1948-85

4Baumgaertner, Alain & Eva 1981, n.d.

3Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till 1970-91

40Baumgartner, Andreas 1987-89, n.d.

7BOX-FOLDER 60A/12 Baumgartner, Andreas, 1980-1988, undated

(13 items)Sealed

BOX 4 Bautzer, Greg 19551

Baxtresser, Jeanne 19891

Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste 19881

Bayerischer Rundfunk (& Symphony Orchestra) 1981-889

Bayless, John 1981-894



Bean, Betty Randolph 19851

Bean, Gweneth 1985-88, n.d.5

Beatrix & Claus, Queen & Prince of the Netherlands 19881

Beaty, Jerry 19571

Bechstein, Carl (Pianofortefabrik) 19841

Beck, Morris 19521

Beck, Richard 1972, n.d.4

Becker, Eugene 19892

Becker, John 1958-863

Becker, Ralph E. 1960-892

Bedeth, Jean 19571

Beeson, Jack 1959-823

Beglarian, Grant 19591

Behrendt, Aceituna 19831

Bein, Johanan 19901

Béique, Pierre 1988, n.d.2

Belkin, Boris & family 1988-89, n.d.3

Bell, Mary Gibson 19901

Bellamy, Carol n.d.1

Bellugi, Piero 19551

Belmont, Mrs. August 19701

Beloff, Jim n.d.1

Belt, Byron n.d.1

Ben-Dor, Gisèle 1985-894



Ben-Haim, Miriam 19861

Ben-Haim, Paul 1948-637

Ben-Yaacov, Yissakhar 19831

Ben-Yossef, Avinoam 19881

Benedetti, Marco and Bentivoglio, Ilarie 19811

Beneliezer, Arieh 19481

Benjamin, Edward B. 19701

Bennett, Cyril 19761

Bennett, Mark 19881

Bennett, Michael 19761

Bennett, Richard Rodney 1968-753

Bennett, Robert Russell 1958-665

Bennett, Stephen 19812

Benny, Jack 1960-632

Benselin, Margaret n.d.1

Bentzur, Zew 1988, n.d.2

BOX 5 Berberian, Ara 19721

Berezowsky, Nicolai 1951, n.d.2

Berg, Gertrude 19651

Bergé, Pierre n.d.1

Bergen, Polly 19581

Berger, Annette Block (see Elkanova, Annette)Berger, Arthur 1947-59

3Berger, Roland 1981

1



Bergius, Caroline & Wolfgang 19841

Bergman, Alan & Marilyn 19801

Bergman, Grazyna 1983-88, n.d.4

BOX-FOLDER 60A/13 Bergman, Peter, 1948-1950(3 items)

BOX 5 Bergmann, Peter 19871

Bergsma, Peter 19861

Berio, Luciano 1968-72, n.d.3

Berkman, Ruth 19881

Berkowitz, Abraham 19801

Berkowitz, Freda Pastor 19881

Berkowitz, Ralph 1980-908

Berlin, Isaiah 19571

Berlin Airlift Memorial 19881

Berliner, Constance & Milton (Tio) 1957-773

Berliner Festspiele/Festwochen 1980-882

Berlinski, Herman 1959-602

Berman, Boris 1982-882

Berman, Edgar 19561

Bernac, Pierre 19631

Bernardini, Fabrizio 19851

Berner, Rosalie Leventritt 19541

Bernheim, Elly n.d.1

BOX-FOLDER 60A/14 Bernier, Rosamond, circa 1945-1955 see also Russell, John(5 items)

BOX 5 Bernstein, Alexander 1959-83, n.d. (see also Coates, Helen)26



Bernstein, Burton 1938-90, n.d. ([2 folders] see also Bernstein, Jane andBernstein, Ellen)75

Bernstein, Burton 1938-81, n.d.59

Bernstein, Burton 1941-78, n.d.35

BOX-FOLDER 60A/15 Bernstein, Burton, 1950-1960, 1991(12 items)One item includes annotated photocopies of correspondence already in

the collection.Sealed

BOX 5 Bernstein, Carl 19841

Bernstein, Dinah 19461

Bernstein, Ellen 1964-89, n.d.9

Bernstein, Felicia 1951-77, n.d. ([LB to Felicia ; 2 folders] see alsoBernstein, Burton [LB to Burton]; Coates, Helen; Fine, Irving; Kaplan,Selma Resnick; and Koussevitzky, Serge [from LB])53

Bernstein, Felicia 1951-6135

Bernstein, Felicia 1978810

BOX-FOLDER 60A/16-18

Bernstein, Felicia, 1947-1977, undated

(79 items)Bernstein, Hans (see Byrns, Harold)

BOX 6 Bernstein, Jamie 1957-90, n.d. (see also Bernstein, Felicia; Bernstein,Jennie; Coates, Helen and Thomas, Jamie)43

Bernstein, Jane 19841

Bernstein, Jennie 1940-90, n.d. ([to LB] [2 folders] see also Coates, Helen(1989))104

Bernstein, Jennie 1947-73, n.d.17

Bernstein, Jennie & Samuel 1940-68, n.d.47

BOX-FOLDER 60B/1 Bernstein, Jennie, 1946(1 item)

BOX 6 Bernstein, Jo-Sandra 19581

Bernstein, Joan L. & Sidney 1972-847



Bernstein, Karen 1987-89, n.d.6

Bernstein, Leonard, Esq. 19561

Bernstein, Marver (see Brandeis University)Bernstein, Michael n.d.

1Bernstein, Nina 1966-90, n.d. (see also Coates, Helen and Bernstein,

Felicia [LB to Felicia])19

BOX-FOLDER 60B/2 Bernstein, Nina, 1978-1980(3 items)

BOX 6 Bernstein, Philip S. 19551

BOX 7 Bernstein, Samuel J. 1939-89, n.d. ([to LB] [incl. letter to John F. Kennedy(copy)] see also Finkelstein, I. A. and Coates, Helen)49

Bernstein, Samuel J. 1940s-6620

Bernstein, Samuel J. 1969312

Bernstein, Semyon (Simon) & Alexander Shlomovich 1983, n.d.4

Bernstein, Shirley 1947-84, n.d.8

BOX-FOLDER 60B/3-5 Bernstein, Shirley, circa 1939-1980, undated(101 items)

BOX 7 Bernstein, Sidney L. 1957-886

BOX 8 Berrigan, Carol 19841

Bertermann, Hans-Henner & Monika 19881

Berto, Antonio 19891

Bertram, Daniel n.d.1

Bettinelli, Bruno 19543

Beversdorf, Thomas 1958-613

Beyer, Franz 19882

Beyers, Scott 19841

Bezencenet, Ethel Linder 1968 (see also Reiner, Ethel Linder)2



Bezruchko, Raya 1988-892

Biancolli, Louis 1963-737

BOX-FOLDER 60B/6 Bigelow, Otis Monroe III, 1945, undated(5 items)

BOX 8 Biggar, Gordon 19621

Biggs, E. Power 19631

Bikel, Theodore & Ofra 19582

Binder, A. W. 19451

Binder, Erich 1986-872

Bing, Rudolf 1959-716

Birch, John 19651

BOX-FOLDER 60B/7 Black, Bennett, 1948(4 items)

BOX 8 Black, Shirley Temple 19902

Blackmun, Harry A. 19881

Blake, Eubie 19831

Blake, Howard 19572

BOX-FOLDER 60B/8 Blake, Howard, 1942-1949(8 items)

BOX 8 Blanc, Serge 1961-905

Blatt, Ouida 1946-906

Blegen, Judith 1974-752

Bleich, Charles 19891

Blicher-Hansen, I. 19711

Bliss, Arthur 1946-662

Blitzstein, Madelin 19481



Blitzstein, Marc and Davis, Josephine (Jo) Blitzstein 1939-87, n.d. (see alsoDavis, Josephine)66

BOX-FOLDER 60B/9 Blitzstein, Marc, 1955(1 item)

BOX 8 Blitzstein Collection Register 19918

Blixen, Karen 19591

Bloch, Ernst ([in re] see Bloch, Suzanne and Bloch, Marguerite)Bloch, Karola & Ernst 1971

1Bloch, Marguerite 1961

1Bloch, Suzanne 1945-90, n.d.

23Block, Annette (see Elkanova, Annette)Block, Elizabeth 1988

1Block, Michel 1963

1Blomstedt, Herbert 1967-70

2Bloom, Julius 1971

1Bloom, Olga Bayrack 1960

1Bloom, Sara Lambert 1982

1Bloom, Stephen 1990

1Bloomfield, Theodore 1962

1Blossom, Laurel 1985

1Bluem, Norbert 1988

1Blum, Pierre-Alain 1986-88, n.d.

4Blum, Ralph & Carmel 1945-47

2Blümel, Susanne 1987-89

8Blumenthal, Ann 1988

1Blustin, Helen (Smith) 1988

1



Boa, Matthew 1989-903

Boatwright, Helen 19441

Boatwright, McHenry 19741

Bock, Emmanuel 19881

Bock, Helen (see Karger, Arthur & Helen)Bock, Norman 1982

1Boesky, Ivan 1984

1Bogardus, Stephen 1990

1Bogart, Humphrey 1956

1Bogianckino, Massimo 1975

1Bogin, Abba & Masako 1978-88

2Böhm, Karl & Thea 1960-81, n.d.

18Bohnert, Herbert G. 1971

1BOX 9 Bok, Derek 1980-89, n.d.

8Bok, Mary Louise Curtis 1943 (see also Koussevitzky, Serge [to LB] (1941)

and Zimbalist, Efrem)1

Bokser, Zelman 19871

Bonaventura, Anthony di 19611

Bonavera, Alfredo 19731

Bonazzi, Elaine 1977-822

Bonham-Zuckerstein, Dagmar B. 1988-902

Bookspan, Martin 1966-887

Boosey, Ethel 19872

Boosey and Hawkes 1987-904

Borge, Victor 19891



Borghese, Donatella 19891

Borghese, Giuseppe 19841

Bornstein, Daryl 1985-903

Borodkin, Mischa 19881

Bösendorfer, Klavierfabrik A. G. 1981-91, n.d.11

Bosisio, Franco 19891

Böttcher, [?] 19732

Bouché, Denise 19681

Boudin, Leonard 19881

Boulanger, Nadia & Lili 1951-78, n.d.65

Boulez, Pierre 1967-91, n.d.10

Bowermaster, Tod 19851

Bowers, Faubion 1963-693

Bowles, Paul 1937-77, n.d.20

Brackett, Rona 1978-855

Brademas, John & Mary Ellen 1988-913

Braden, Joan 19741

Bradley, Bettye 19881

Brady, Leslie (Lee) 19601

Braithwaite, Coleridge 19521

Braly, Kris 19841

Brand, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar 19581

Brand, Natan 19861

Brandauer, Klaus Maria 19911



Brandeis University 1970-90 (see also Abram, Morris B.; Farber, Leonardand Sachar, Abram)5

Brandenburg, V. S. 19881

Brandon, Henry 19571

Brandt, Willy 1977-882

Brandywyne, Lee 19551

Brant, Henry 19602

Braslavsky, Solomon 1946-7316

Braun, Judith 19581

BOX-FOLDER 60B/10 Brawley, Robert, 1979(1 item)Sealed

BOX 9 Bray, Byron 1945-908

Brearley School 19803

Breest, Günther 1988-91 (see also Sony Classical)2

Brenner, Engelbert (Bert) 1975-81, n.d.5

Breuer, Marshall n.d.1

Brico, Antonia 19461

Brieff, Frank 1962-876

Brienza, Adriana Leoni Caracciolo di 19881

Briey, Aynard de 19881

Briggs, Mrs. Ellis O. 19881

Brill, Margret 1977 (see also Gomberg, Harold)2

Brinnin, John Malcolm 1984-90, n.d.9

Brisson, Frederick 19772

Britten, Benjamin 1941-88, n.d.8



Brittenham, Mary Ann & Carol n.d.2

Brociner, Julia 19721

Brockett, Rona 1989, n.d.5

Brockman, Thomas 1958-592

Brod, Oswald 19621

Broder, Nathan 19571

Brodkey, Harold 19781

Broiles, Mel 19691

Bronson, Michael 19721

Brooks, Jean 19881

Brooks, John Benson 19721

Brooks, Melissa 19901

Brophy, Kate n.d.1

Broude, Alexander 19621

BOX 10 Brown, Earle 19631

Brown, Harold 1945-6112

Brown, Jim 1981-822

Brown, Justin n.d.1

Brown, Peter 19872

Browne, Robert (a.k.a. Butler, Blaine) 1977-899

Browning, John 1960-883

Browning, Kirk n.d.2

Brubeck, Dave 19711

Brubeck, Howard 19591



Bruce, Garnett 1988-892

Bruckner-Aradinger, Helen 19761

Brün, Herbert 1949-623

Bruno, Harry 19591

Brusa, Elisabetta 1989-906

Bryer, Joy 19851

Brynner, Doris n.d.1

BOX 10 Bucci, Mark 1960, n.d.2

Buchman, Allan W. 19901

Buchman, Carl 19861

Buck, Pearl S. 19681

Budapest: Franz Liszt Academy of Music 19881

Buffington, Ruthie 1984-852

Bulger, Ruby 19881

Bullard, Mike 19581

Bunche, Ralph J. 19631

Bundy, McGeorge 19611

Burdick, William 19641

Burkat, Leonard 1945-9117

Burke, Kag 19551

Burns, Stephen 1988-892

BOX-FOLDER 60B/11 Bu[redacted], 1980(1 item)Sealed

Burton, Helena 1988-893



Burton, Humphrey & family 1966-90, n.d.30

Burton, Richard & Susan 1979, n.d.4

Busby, Gerald 19801

Bush, George 1989-902

Buswell, James Oliver, IV 19761

Butler, Blaine (see Browne, Robert)Butler, Lorna Ann 1988-90

3Butler, Paul M. 1959

1Butterworth, Joan 1976

1BOX-FOLDER 60B/12 Byrd, Don, 1982-1983

(2 items)Sealed

BOX 10 Byrd, George 19811

Byrne, Brendan 19761

Byrns, Harold 1968, n.d.2

Byron-Collins, Roger, Sylvie & Alex 19881

Caballé, Montserrat 19893

Cacheiro, Candido 19571

Caduff, Sylvia 1968-894

Caen, Herb 19631

Caesar, Irving 1944-614

Cage, John 1963-663

Cahill, Christy and Lucier, Reneé 1988-892

Cahill, Kevin & Kate 1979-89, n.d.20

Cahn, Judah 1959-8114

Cahn, Sammy 19903



BOX-FOLDER 60B/13 Caldwell, Chris, 1982(1 item)Sealed

BOX 10 Caldwell, Sarah 1989-903

Callahan, Bill 19581

Callas, Maria 19571

Callaway, Paul 19661

BOX-FOLDER 60B/14 Camacho, Antonio Martinez, 1945(3 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60B/15 Campbell, David, circa 1948(1 item)

BOX 10 Campbell, Gerald L. 19791

Campbell-Watson, Frank 1952-786

Campo, Helen 19851

Canarina, John 1960-8814

BOX 11 Candide 1956107

Candido, Jim & Elizabeth 19891

Cantera, Gigi 19882

Cantor, Eddie 19571

Capey, Simon 1989-902

Capobianco, Tito & Gigi 19701

Capra, Frank 19771

Carabella, John 19631

Cardas, Margery, Pavel, Emery & Jozek 1986-90, n.d. (see alsoChristopher Quartet (Pavel & Yozek))11

Cardelli, Giovanni 19621

Cardillo, Pat 19881

Cardona, Leo 19581



Carey, Hugh L. 19801

Carey, Michael S. 19731

Carlisle, Kitty (see Hart, Kitty Carlisle)Carlson, Claudine 1981-82

4Carlson, R. Lee 1984

1Carmeli, Boris 1967

1Carmen, Ricardo del 1990

1Carmi, Irad 1987

1Carmichael, William 1953

1Carnegie Hall 1988

1Carno, Zita 1960

2Caronia, Tony (see Angel/EMI Records)Carpenter, John Alden 1958

1Carpenter, Lee 1987, n.d.

2Carpenter, Luther 1987

1Carrillo, Julián 1959

1Carsillo, Jennifer 1990

1Carson, Margaret 1956-90

8Carter, Artie Mason 1960

1Carter, Elliott C. 1960-69, n.d.

3Carter, Jimmy & Rosalynn 1976-88, n.d.

27Carter, Marie 1989

1Carter, Richard 1990-91

3Carter, Tom 1976

1Cartier-Bresson, Henri 1960

1



Caruthers, Osgood 1976-822

Carvalho, Eleazar de 1953-859

Casadesus, Robert & Gaby 1969-88, n.d.5

Casafuerte, Yvonne de 1962-73, n.d.6

Casals, Pablo 1955-683

Casaroli, Cardinal Agostino 1988-892

Cascarino, Romeo 1941-667

Casella, Alfredo (see Casella, Yvonne)Casella, Yvonne 1962

1Casey, W. V. E. 1971

1Casillo, Irene 1965

1Cassard, Frances 1945

1Cassavetes, John 1983

1Cassel, Marwin S. 1988

1Castedo, Carmen & Leopoldo 1988

1Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario 1955-58

3Castillo, Alejandro del 1973

1Castle, Joyce 1986-89

4Castro, Helena de 1987

1Cathey, Irene (see Wiley, Irene)Cathey, Reggie (see Wiley, Irene)

BOX 12 CBS 1949-88 (see also Aubrey, James T., Jr.; Frost, Thomas; Oppenheim,David; and Paley, William S.)27

Ceccato, Aldo & Eliana de Sabata 1970-775

Ceder, Paula 19821

Center for United States-China Arts Exchange 19906



Cerminaro, John 1979-824

Cerutti, Silvio 1968-732

Chalendar, Philippe de 19891

Chalkley, Eric 1976-9012

Chambers, Jimmy & Marjorie 1987-882

Chamis, Flavio 1983-90, n.d.42

Channing, Carol 19561

Chapin, Schuyler & Betty 1959-90, n.d.44

Chapin, Theodore 1985-893

Chaplin, Saul 1960-61, n.d.4

Chapple, Stanley 1980 (see also Rudolf, Gus)1

Chapro, Myron T. 19601

Chase, Lucia and Smith, Oliver 1957-805

Chase, Stuart 19611

Chasins, Abram 1958-854

Chávez, Carlos 1941-6717

Cherrick, Bernard 19711

Cheshin, Ruth 1980-892

Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Orchestral Association) 19881

Chinmoy, Sri 1977-90, n.d.15

Chisholm, Bob 19602

Chodorov, Rachel 19881

Cholz, Janos 19881

Chotzinoff, Samuel & Pauline 1956-583



Chou, Wen-chung (see Wen-chung, Chou)Choynowski, Marek 1959-60, n.d.

4Christ-Janer, Albert 1956

1Christie, Audrey 1946

1Christopher, Dennis 1983-88

2Christopher Quartet 1987-88

2Chung, Kyung-Wha 1964

1Chung, Myung-Whun 1989

1Church, F. Forrester 1984-88 (see also Chapin, Schuyler)

3Church, Marguerite Stitt 1961

1Church, R. Glenn 1962

1Churchill, Ken 1989

1Ciano, Octavio 1989, n.d.

4Cioffi, Carmela 1988

1Cipriani, Gene 1988

1Claff, Marion 1955-60

2BOX-FOLDER 60B/16 Clair, René, 1955

(1 item)BOX 12 Clairmont, Louise 1945

1BOX-FOLDER 60B/17 Claman, Julian, 1941 see also Claman, Marian & Julian

(1 item)BOX 12 Claman, Marian & Julian, 1953-1992, undated see also Claman, Julian

(8 items)Clark, Jenny 1981

1Clark, Tony 1978

1Clemens, Cyril 1953-80

7Clement, Paul 1969-86

2



Cleva, Fausto 1961-642

Cliburn, Van n.d.1

Clurman, Dick & Shirley 1971-912

Clurman, Judith 19892

BOX 13-15 Coates, Gloria 19861

Coates, Helen, 1932-1991, undated see also Fine, Irving(713 items)Correspondence from LB to HC and HC to LB; including correspondence

from Bernstein family members, Chita Cohn, Paul Epstein, MarianRalston, Julia Vega, Alexis Weissenberg, and Bruno Zirato; and lettersfrom LB to H. Gebhard (1934) and ? Kraft; 3 boxes.

BOX-FOLDER 60B/18 Coates, Helen, 1939-1955(37 items)

BOX 16 Coates, M. A. 19172

Coburn, Marya & Richard 19891

Cockrell, Thomas 1989-902

Coe, John G. 19901

Cohen, Abe 1979-893

Cohen, Ady 1978-909

Cohen, Alexander 19781

BOX-FOLDER 60B/19 Cohen, Bernard, 1938-circa 1940(6 items)

Cohen, Ethel (see Cohen, Mrs. Frank)Cohen, Frances (see Cohen, I. Bernard)

BOX 16 Cohen, Mrs. Frank (Ethel) 1944-8817

Cohen, Gloria 19881

Cohen, Harriet 1947, n.d.2

Cohen, Herman 19601

Cohen, I. Bernard & Frances 1973-81, n.d.7

Cohen, M. S. 19901



Cohen, Maurice 19721

Cohen, Moche 1985-909

Cohen, Yves 19893

Cohn, Arthur 19631

Cohn, Clemencia (Chita) (see Coates, Helen (1957))Cohn, Madeleine 1988

2BOX-FOLDER 60B/20 Cohn, Madeleine Lecaros, 1978-1989, undated

(13 items)BOX 16 Coleman, Avron n.d.

1Coleman, Herbert 1947

1Colnot, Cliff 1988

1BOX-FOLDER 60C/1 Colombo, Ted, circa 1943

(4 items)BOX 16 Colomines i Puig, Joan 1984

1Comay, Michael 1965

1Comden, Betty 1943-90, n.d. (see also Green, Adolph)

32BOX-FOLDER 60C/2 Comden, Betty, 1940-1955, undated

(24 items)BOX 16 Comissiona, Sergiu 1960-88

3Concertgebouw Orchestra 1986-88, n.d.

5Conner, Leonard 1990

1Connor, Frank H. 1965

1Conrad, Barbara 1982

1Conrad, Doda and Barette, James 1946-90, n.d.

29Cook, Barbara 1986

1Cooke, Alistair 1991

1Cooke, Charles 1969-70

2



Cooke, M. Todd 19752

Cooke, Terence Cardinal 19731

Coolidge, Dorothy 19581

Coonradt, R. Mark 1981-86, n.d.17

Cooper, Allen R. 19651

Cooper, Brenda Lewis 19881

Cooper, David S. 1962-652

Cooper, Mitchell 19631

Coopersmith, Jon 19891

Copeland, Kenneth B. 19881

Copland, Aaron 1938-88, n.d. ([2 folders] see also Warren, Larry)114

BOX-FOLDER 60C/3 Copland, Aaron, 1938-1955, undated(39 items)

BOX 16 Coppola, Francis Ford 19801

BOX 17 Corea, Chick 19791

Corelli, Franco & Loretta 19701

Corigliano, John (Jr.) 1965-9012

Corigliano, John (Sr.) & Rose 1967-788

Cornell, Allison n.d.1

Cornell, Katharine 1946-625

Corro, David C. 19901

Corsaro, Frank 1975, n.d.2

Corte, Michele n.d.1

Cortese, Valentina 19881

Corti, Mario 1946-506



Cosenza, Glenda 1984-852

Cothran, Tom 1972-88, n.d.46

Cothran, Tom 19761

BOX-FOLDER 60C/4 Cothran, Tom, 1974-1981(21 items)

BOX 17 Cott, Jonathan 19901

Cott, Ted 19521

Courcoubetis, Costas & Dora 1985-91, n.d.8

BOX-FOLDER 60C/5 Courtney, Alex, 1941-1948, undated(16 items)

BOX 17 Cousins, Norman 1962-832

Coveney, John 1964-722

Cowan, Lester & Ann 1946-593

Coward, Noel n.d.1

Cowell, Henry & Sidney Robertson 1945-67, n.d. (see also Ives, Charles(Sidney Robertson))10

Cowles, Fleur 19812

Cox, Ainslee 19761

Cox, Ken 19891

Cox, Oscar 19584

Coyne, Marshall B. 19801

Craft, Robert 19811

Craig, David & Nancy 1988, n.d.4

Cramer, Bobby 19881

Cranston, Alan 19861

Crawford, Cheryl 19541



Creditor, Bruce 1968-9114

Creston, Paul 19611

Cristler, Samuel 19831

Crossley, Duane 19461

Crown, Dan & Ellen 19881

Cugat, Xavier 19851

Culshaw, John 1968-744

Cummings, Nathan & Joanne 1970, n.d.2

Cunningham, Merce 1964-816

Cuomo, Mario 19882

Curry, John 1984-853

Curtin, Phyllis 1946-9112

Curtis, Edgar 19681

Curtis Institute of Music (Alumni Association) 19881

Cutner, Sidney (see Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario)Czernin, Sophie 1981-85

2BOX 18 Dacosta, Morton 1958

1Dahl, Ingolf 1955

1Dahlgren, Carl H. P. (see List, Eugene)Dale, Clamma 1983-88

2Daley, Richard 1960

1Dallapiccola, Luigi 1953-57

8Dalrymple, George & Jean 1946

4D'Amato, Alfonse M. 1989

1Damm-Guertler, Helene von 1985, n.d.

3



Daniel, Mrs. Mell (see Lederman, Minna)Daniel, Oliver 1956-83

6Danielpour, Richard & Debra 1983-89, n.d.

10Daniels, "B.B." 1989

1Daniels, Eddie 1986

1Daniels, Hans 1988

1Darcel, Jacques 1990

1Darden, Charles 1988 (see also Weaver, William)

1Darian, Anita 1984

1Daroda, Mirella 1988-89

2Dassin, Jules 1988-91

2Dausgaard, Thomas 1988-90

3Davenport, Pembroke 1958

1David, Hal 1980

1Davidson, Frank 1967

1Davidson, Gordon 1968-90, n.d.

23Davidson, Sylvia Marcus 1948-81

2Davies, Dennis Russell 1989, n.d.

2Davies, Nicholas (Ned) 1983-90

8Davies, Peter Maxwell 1983-91, n.d.

7Davis, [?] 1989

1Davis, Angela 1987-88

2Davis, Bette 1946-49

2BOX-FOLDER 60C/6 Davis, Bette, 1945-1946, undated

(6 items)



BOX 18 Davis, Christopher (Kit) 1980-873

Davis, Clive (see CBS)Davis, Colin 1967-87

5Davis, Emery 1988

1Davis, Frieda & Lenny 1988

1Davis, George & Lenya 1952

1Davis, Ginia 1957-58

2Davis, Ivan 1978

1Davis, Jane V. 1990

1Davis, Josephine Blitzstein (Mrs. Edward) 1964 (see also Blitzstein, Marc)

1Davis, Meyer 1959

1Davis, Miles 1988

1Davison, Karin n.d.

1Dawson, Robert 1981-88, n.d.

6Day, Katharine B. 1950

1Day-Lewis, Tamasin 1982

1De Angelis, Joe 1957

1De Hueck, Paul 1981-89, n.d.

6De Koos, Geza & T. 1956-72

4De Lancie, John 1974

1De-Levie, Ari 1981

1De Los Angeles, Victoria 1980

1De Main, John 1988-89

2De Marky, Paul 1944

3



De Mille, Agnes 1945-88, n.d.6

De Pasquale, Maria & Joseph 1988-893

De Preist, James 1962-7012

De Sabata, Isabella 19851

De Sabata, Victor 1966, n.d. (see also Blitzstein, Marc)6

Deak, Jon 19901

DeCelle, Robert 19911

Dedman, Ann 1983-903

Deering, Francis R. 19581

DeGaetano, Robert 19881

Dehavenon, Anna Lou 19901

Deiber, Paul-Emile 19751

Del Ponte, Joseph G. 1985-89, n.d.4

Del Tredici, David 1987-89, n.d.8

Delacôte, Jacques 1973-88, n.d.5

Dello Joio, Norman 1962-65 (see also Ran, Shulamit)2

Dembinsky, William 19731

Denisov, Edison 1966-672

Dennis, Robert J. 19841

Denny, Chris 1981-873

Deotto, Romolo 19841

Detroit: Orchestra Hall; Symphony Orchestra 19882

BOX 19 Deutsche Grammophon 1968-90, n.d. (see also Ames, Alison andPolygram)31



Devroye, Marilyn, Maurice & family 1984-903

Diamand, Peter, 1954-1988, undated(15 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60C/7 Diamand, Peter, 1955, undated(3 items)

BOX 19 Diamond, David, 1981-1990(12 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60C/8-60D/2

Diamond, David, 1940-1989, undated

(6 folders, 150 items)BOX 19 Diamond, Irene 1972-90, n.d.

4Diamond, Luna, Norman, Monty, Sarah & Alex 1988

1BOX 19 Diazmuñoz, Eduardo 1983-88

3Dickie, Murray 1968

1Dickson, Harry Ellis 1955-88

4Dietrich, Marlene 1966

1Digital Equipment Company 1988

1Dillingham, Frank 1958

1Dillon, Bill 1947

1Dillon, Rita 1987

1Dills, Robert 1988

1Dilworth, Bettina 1985

1Dinitz, Simcha 1978

1Dirksen, Wayne 1973

1Dispeker, Thea 1963-91

8Distler, Jed 1987

1Dives, C. 1963

1Dixon, Dean 1946

1Dixon, James (see Mitropoulos, Dimitri)



Dodd, Christopher 1980-882

Dolan, James 19631

Dolphin Research Center 19881

Donald, Eve 19471

Donnellon, Kenneth 19622

Dorati, Antal 1971-814

Dorfmann, Ania 1957, n.d.2

Dorian, Frederick (Fritz) 19551

Douglass, Dr. & Mrs. Bruce 19581

Dowling, Robert 19621

Downes, Edward O. D. 1960-643

Downes, Olin 1945-59, n.d.11

Dragonette, Jessica 19721

Drake, Alfred 19701

Dramatists Guild Conncil 1979-802

Drechsler, Dixy 1988-892

Drew, David 1986-913

Drewnowski, Marek 1985, n.d.3

Dreyfuss, Hanna 19461

Drucker, Stanley 19901

Drumbl, Franz 1971-904

Drzic, Tom 19842

Dubal, David 19842

Dubin, Judy n.d.1



Dubinbaum, Gail 19911

Dubinin, Yuri V. 19881

Dubonnet, Ruth 1957 (see also Styne, Jule)1

Duek, Levi, 1989(4 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60D/3 Duek, Levi, 1981-1983(5 items)Sealed

BOX 19 Duerr, Robert 1981-88, n.d.6

Dufallo, Richard 1975-882

Duffy, John 1987-88, n.d.3

Dukakis, Michael 1988-892

Duke, Vernon (Dukelsky, Vladimir) 1945-6812

Dulack, Matthius 19851

Dunaway, Faye 19861

Dunham, Barrows 1957-613

Dunkel, Paul 19851

Dunn, Charles 19721

Dunn, Elizabeth 1988-905

Dunn, Richard 1961-626

DuPré, Jacqueline n.d.1

Dupriez, Christian 1946-477

Durham, Charlotte Anne 19561

Dutoit, Charles 1959-60, n.d.1

Dwyer, Doriot Anthony 1971-917

BOX 20 Earle, Hobart 1987-893



Eastburn, David P. 19771

Easum, Jeff 19901

Eban, Abba 1953-882

Eban, Susan (see Barenboim, Daniel)Eberhart, Richard 1952-62

3Ebert, Carl 1962

1Eckerling, Larry 1983

1Eckhardt, Ulrich (see Berliner Festspiele/Festwochen)Edeiken, Louise 1984-92, n.d.

16Edelson, Israel 1979-90

3BOX-FOLDER 60D/4 Edman, Irwin, 1950

(1 item)BOX 20 Edman, Silas 1962

1Edmunds, John (see Gauthier, Eva)Edwards, Darryl 1987-88

2Edwards, Ryan 1971

1Eger, Joseph 1958-90

9Eggar, David 1988-90

2Egk, Werner 1959

1Ehrlich, Henry N. 1945

2Ehrlich, Jesse 1958, n.d.

2BOX-FOLDER 60D/9 Ehrlich, Jesse, 1940-1942

(7 items)BOX 20 Ehrlich, Thomas 1989

1Ehrman, Elizabeth B. 1946-73, n.d.

5Ehrman, Kenneth 1938-91, n.d.

20BOX-FOLDER 60D/5 Ehrman, Kenneth, 1938-1946, undated

(19 items)



BOX 20 Ehrsam, Lorenz 19891

Eichhorn, Marianne 1986-872

Eilers, Joy 1988-892

Einem, Gottfried von 19681

Eisenhower, Dwight D. 19602

BOX-FOLDER 60D/6 Eisner, Al, 1939, undated(19 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60D/7 Eisner, Er[sic], 1944(1 item)

BOX 20 El Wardani, Nile 1986-89 (see also Hemingway, J. H. N.)2

Elgort, Grethe, Arthur & family 1983-894

Elias, Al 19571

Elias, Rosalind 1977-883

Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom ([in re] see Fellowes, Robert)Elkanova, Annette (Annette Block Berger) 1944-79

2Elkind, Samuel W. 1962

1Elliott, Zo 1944-47

2Ellis, E. Ezra 1982

2Ellis, Jeannette 1989

1Ellstein, Abraham 1956

1Elmaleh, Sono & Victor 1971-88

2Emmanuel, Maurice 1981

1Endler, Franz 1987, n.d.

2Engel, Judith 1989

2Engel, Lehman 1953-78

6Engholm, Bjoern 1988-89

2



Englander, Roger 1958-83, n.d.8

BOX-FOLDER 60D/8 Englander, Roger, 1945-1946, undated(4 items)

BOX 20 Entremont, Philippe 1983-882

Epperson, Gordon 19671

Epstein, David 19811

Epstein, John 1978-89, n.d.5

Epstein, Matthew 1987, n.d. (see also Ormandy, Eugene)4

Epstein, Max 1945-464

Epstein, Paul 1975-89 (see also Coates, Helen (1991))11

Ernst, Hanna-B. 19792

Erpy, Willard R. 19801

Eschenbach, Christoph, 1974-1990, undated(6 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60D/10 Eschenbach, Christoph, undated(3 items)Sealed

BOX 20 Eshed, Ilan & Judith 19891

Eshkol, Levi 19641

Etherington, Edwin (Ted) 19681

Etler, Alvin 1960-625

Evans, Damon 19881

Evans, Maurice 19561

Evans, Ross, [?] & Katia 1956-622

Everding, August 1989, n.d.3

Everingham, Carol 1981, n.d.2

Ewen, David (see Rodgers, Richard)Ewers, Petra 1990

2



Ewig, Irving M. 19881

Eyges, David 19811

Eyle, Felix 19781

BOX 21 Fagan, Ted 1957-632

Fairchild, Jacqueline 19861

Fairfax, Mary 1988-892

Fairfield University 19893

Faison, George 19761

Falk, Hermann 19881

Farber, Leonard 1986-892

Farberman, Harold 1958-8310

Farrand, Noel 1978-892

Farrell, Eileen 1971-895

Farrow, Norman 19591

Fassett, James 19571

Fawcett, Marjorie E. 19891

Feibleman, Peter 1980-914

Feiden, Margo 19891

Feigay, Paul 1944-678

Feinberg, Dick 19621

Feinblat, Al n.d.1

Feinsilver, Goldie Gans 1945-8911

Feinstein, Martin 19811

Feinstein, Michael 19881



Feld, Eliot 19711

Feldman, Morton 19632

Fell, Tony 19861

Fellowes, Robert 19871

Fellowship Commission 19861

Felsenstein, Walter 1973, n.d.2

Felt, Elaine 1974-822

Feltsman, Vladimir 19881

Fennell, Frederick 1943-899

Fernandez, Debbie 19891

Ferrandis, Bruno & Jean 1987-906

Ferrara, Franco 1972-732

Ferrer, José 19642

BOX-FOLDER 60D/11 Feuer, Cy, 1955(1 item)

BOX 21 Feuerstein, Sidney 19451

Few, Raymond 19871

Fidelio Cast 19701

Fidelo, Bill 19881

Fiedler, Arthur 1938-779

Fiedler-Winter, Rosemarie 19891

Field, Sampson 1963-90, n.d.8

Fierstein, Harvey 19821

Finch, Leon 19891

Fine, Irving & Verna, 1945-1991 see also Coates, Helen(60 items)



Includes correspondence from Helen Coates and Felicia Bernstein; seealso Spivakovsky, Tossy.

Finger, Barbara (see Gordon, Beatrice)Finkelstein, I. A. 1960

2Finkler, Elizabeth (Candy) 1964-90, n.d.

11Finley, John 1963-68

4Finnegan, Frank W. 1963

1Finney, Lucille 1988, n.d.

2Finney, Ross Lee 1961

1Fiore, John 1988

1Firkusny, Rudolf 1947-90

3Fischer, Adam 1985

1Fischer, Clare (see Tjader, Cal)Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich 1968-85

4Fischer-Dieskau, Martin 1988

3Fish, Hamilton 1987-88

2Fisher, Dorothy 1945

1Fitelson, H. William 1944-54

4Fitzpatrick, Jane 1985

1Fitzsimmons, William 1990

1Fizdale, Robert and Gold, Arthur 1946-88

18Flack, Roberta 1988

1Flanagan, William 1959-60

2Flashner, Philip 1988

1Fleischmann, Ernest 1967-90

13Fleischmann, Martin 1989

2



Fleisher, Leon 1988, n.d.2

Fleming, Richard 19891

Fletcher, Grant 19591

Fluck, Alan 1965-94, n.d.24

BOX 22 Fogel, Henry 1982-906

Foldes, Andor 1945-826

Fonteyn, Margot 19571

Forbes, Elliot 1973-916

Ford, Gerald R. 19711

Foreman, John 19551

Forstad, Lenore 19451

Forster, Kilian 1989-904

Fortz, Albert 19691

Fosberg, Lorna 19891

Foss, Cornelia (Brendel) 1988-902

Foss, Lukas 1943-90, n.d.71

Foster, Peter 19521

Fountain, Tomasina 19831

Fournier, Bill M. 19891

Fournier, Pierre 1956-686

Fournier, Serge 19621

Fowler, Knox 1969-702

Fox, Jerry 19831

Frager, Malcolm 1959-603



Fraher, Donald 19801

Franke, Bernd 1989-904

Frankel, Charles 19651

Frankfurter, Felix 19631

Franklin, Ricki 19901

Frantz, Justus & Dosy 1973-90, n.d.30

Frantz, Malte 1985-885

Freed, Arnold 19811

Freedman, Ellis 19841

Freeman, Betty (see Slonimsky, Nicolas)Freeman, Don 1973

1Freeman, Frances & H. Gordon 1956-87, n.d.

6Frei, Nora 1982

1Frembs, [?] 1988

1Frenkel, Stefan 1947

1Friedenberg, Alberto (see Corti, Mario)Friedlaender, Lilian 1954

3Friedlander, Edgar 1958

1Friedman, Erick 1967

1Friedman, J. Roger 1980

1Friedman, Joel Phillip 1989

1Friis, Borge (see Schweitzer, Albert)Fromm, Paul 1972

1Frost, Thomas 1958-78

2Fry, Janice 1944

1



Fryer, Robert 1957-592

Fuchs, Herbert 19853

Fuchs, Joseph 1945-713

Fuchs, Kenneth 1984-906

Fuchs, Waltraud 19881

Fujita, Takahiro 19851

Fulbright, J. William 19671

Fuleihan, Anis 19451

Fulton, Thomas 19821

Fundamentalists Anonymous 19901

Funk, Richard 1987-882

Furtwängler, Wilhelm 1972, n.d.2

Fyfe, Richard 1987-89, n.d.4

Gaber, George 1981-904

Gaber, Samuel Lewis 19751

Gabis, Rae T. 1988-912

Gabites, O. P. 19631

Gaburo, Kenneth 19581

Gaivironsky, Carlos 19791

Galbraith, John Kenneth 1968-852

Galbraith, Robert A. 1985, n.d.2

Galindo, Blas 19421

Gallivan, A. Paul 19841

Gallo, Robert and Giordano, Joe 1990, n.d.4



Gamiel, Eugene R. 19901

Gamsjäger, Rudolf 19721

Gantt, Hermann 1954-572

Ganz, Rudolph 19441

BOX-FOLDER 60D/12 Garceau, Roger, circa 1944-1945(9 items)

BOX 22 Gardner, George P., Jr. 1969-793

Gardner, Samuel 1950-593

BOX 23 Garfield, Susan E. 19891

Garris, Sid n.d.1

Gary, Carol Lynn 19881

Gashel, Len 19811

Gashin, Irving 19631

Gasteiner, Medi 19871

Gaston, Conchita 19591

Gatewood, Tim 19901

Gauthier, Eva 1953-542

Gavazzeni, Carlo 1982-90, n.d.7

Gavazzeni, Gianandrea 19891

Gay, Robert 19901

Gayda, Thomas & Cassian 1990, n.d.4

Gaylin, Willard 1985-913

Gaynes, Allyn Ann & George 1954-90, n.d.12

Gebhard, Heinrich 1937-62, n.d. (see also Coates, Helen (1934))28

Gedda, Nicolai 19671



Gees, Michael 1981-864

Gehman, Betsy Holland 19681

Geist, Kenneth 19831

Geller, James J. 19581

Gellhorn, Martha 1956-91, n.d.75

BOX-FOLDER 60D/13-15

Gellhorn, Martha, 1951-1980, undated

(67 items)BOX 23 Gellhorn, Olga & Alfred 1959-89

4Gelt, Andrew L. 1976-79

4Gendron, Maurice 1959

4Gentele, Goeran & Marit 1971-72

4Gera, Ella & Oded 1985-88

2Gerda, Helmut & Minka 1979

1Gerhard, Roberto 1963-68

5Gershwin, Ira & Lee, Frances (Godowsky) 1969-73

2Gerstenfeld, Norman 1951-54

2Gertel, Hanna 1987, n.d.

3Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Wien 1988

1Gesensway, Louis 1950-58

3Getz, Elizabeth (Liz) 1946-52

5Getz, Robert 1988

1Geyer, George E. 1962

1Geyra, Meira 1987

1Ghiringhelli, Antonio 1956-65

3



Giardino, Chris 1990, n.d.2

Gibson, Mark 1986-882

Giggenjerts, Sideey 19581

Gil, Pedro 19662

Gilbert, Henry F. 1945-662

Gill, Missy n.d.1

Gillespie, Dizzy 19691

Gillinson, Clive 1986-91, n.d.8

Gillis, Don 19591

Gilman, Howard 1977-83 (see also Saunder, Remi)3

Gimbel, Mary ("Piedy") 19791

Ginastera, Alberto 1946-718

Gineri, Olympia 1985-912

Ginsberg, Allen 19861

Giordano, Dana 19881

Giordano, Domiziana 1985-88, n.d.3

Giordano, Joe (see Gallo, Robert)Girth, Peter 1988

1Gitlis, Ivry 1965-79

3Gitterman, Florence L. 1981

1Giuffre, Jimmy 1964-65

2Giulini, Carlo Maria 1962

1Giulio, Anton n.d.

1Glanville-Hicks, Peggy 1960

1



Glaser, Sabine 1979-912

Glazer, Frank 1945, n.d.4

BOX 24 Glickman, Doris ("Dobbie") & Loren 1988-893

Glickstein, Isadore 19451

Glueckselig, Ita & Ico 19891

Goberman, Max & Jean 1957-647

Gockley, David 19841

Godowsky, Frances Gershwin (see Gershwin, Ira)Godoy, Alvaro 1984-90

36Goetz, Ellen, Alfred (Fred) & Inge (see Götz, Ellen)Goh, E.C. 1982

1Göhre, Hans-Dieter 1988-91

2Golart, David & Mary 1988

1Gold, Arthur (see Fizdale, Robert)Gold, Joan & Tom 1988

1Gold, Mikki & Shelly 1976

1Gold, Syra R. 1990

1Goldberg, Jeffrey 1987, n.d.

3Goldberg, Jon 1976

1Golde, Morris 1972-88, n.d.

5Golden, Eugene 1980

1BOX-FOLDER 60D/16 Golder, Michael, 1984

(1 item)Sealed

BOX 24 Goldman, Albert A. 19541

Goldman, Edward M. 1960-816

Goldman, Edwin Franko 19471



Goldman, Richard Franko 19602

BOX-FOLDER 60D/17 Goldman, Robert, 1935(1 item)

BOX 24 Goldovsky, Boris 19681

Goldschmidt, Edith 1947-502

Goldstein, Dorothy, Stephen & Andy 1971-90, n.d.41

Goldstein, Leonore (Mrs. Max Goldstein) 1945-678

Goldstein, Nathan 1962-885

Golschmann, Vladimir 19481

Gomberg, Harold, Margret & Ralph 1947-89 (see also Brill, Margret)13

Gómez Valdez, Oscar 1984-892

Gönnenwein, Wolfgang 19831

Gonzalez, Felipe 19881

BOX-FOLDER 60D/18 Gonzales, Victor Rosa, circa 1948(1 item)

BOX 24 Good, Nathalie & Jerry 1984-90, n.d.10

Goodloe, Linda 19881

Goodman, Abraham 19801

Goodman, Benny 1946-564

BOX-FOLDER 60D/19 Goodman, Frederick, 1949(1 item)

BOX 24 Goodman, Joseph 19602

Goodwin, Jane & John 1983-882

BOX-FOLDER 60D/20 Goodwin, John, 1979(1 item)Sealed

BOX 24 Goor, Joel S. 1985-884

Goossens, Eugene 19451



Gorbachev, Mikhail 19881

Gordon, Aaron 19821

Gordon, Beatrice 1933-8847

Gordon, Eric 1986-88 (see also Blitzstein, Marc)2

Gordon, Kenneth 19881

Gordon, Paul 19612

Gordon, Steven 19882

Goren, Neal 19902

Gorman, B. David & Sandra 1980-823

Goshen, Martita and Perlman, Eric 1985-895

Goto, Setsu (see Midori)BOX 25 Gottlieb, Jack 1955-90

32BOX-FOLDER 60D/21 Gottlieb, Jack, 1955-1958

(10 items)BOX 25 Gottlieb, Mort 1952

1Götz, Ellen, Alfred (Fred) & Inge 1976-91, n.d.

10Gould, Elliott 1988

1Gould, Glenn 1957-61, n.d.

7Gould, Morton 1946-88

14Gould, Susan 1988

1Grabner, Brigitta 1985-89, n.d.

4Grace, Nickolas 1988-91, n.d.

11Gradenwitz, Peter & Ursula 1945-91, n.d.

17Grady, John n.d.

1Graf, Herbert 1946-70

4



Graffius, Ina 19891

Graffman, Gary & Naomi 1988-91, n.d.7

Graham, Marian 19461

Graham, Martha 1985-88, n.d.9

Gramshammer, Sheika, Pepi & family 19881

Gran, John W. 19651

BOX-FOLDER 60D/22 Granger, Farley, 1947-1950, undated(11 items)

BOX 25 Grant, Bess Myerson (see Myerson, Bess)Grant, James P. 1989

1Gray, Francine 1971

1Green, Adolph, Phyllis (Newman) & Adam 1944-90, n.d.

14BOX-FOLDER 60E/1 Green, Adolph, circa 1938-1948

(6 items)BOX 25 Green, Johnny & Bonnie 1946-90

29Green, Mark and Silver, Ron 1989

1Green, Ray 1958

1Greenawald, Sheri 1983-85

3Greenberg, Jo-Sandra 1989

1Greene, Amy & Milton 1958-62

2Greene, Herbert 1955

1Greene, Michael 1990

1BOX-FOLDER 60E/2 Greene, Stephen, 1946, undated

(1 item)BOX 25 Greenfield, Edward (Ted) 1990, n.d.

2Gregory, André 1972-81

2Gregory, Basil S. 1979

1



Greitzer, Sol 1973-892

Grenfell, Joyce 19661

Gretchaninoff, Alexander 19461

Grether, Olga 19452

Grey, Madeleine 1975, n.d.2

BOX-FOLDER 60E/3 Grier, Harry, 1948, undated(5 items)

BOX 25 Griffith, Mrs. Parker O. 19491

Grin, Leonid 1985-90, n.d.6

Grist, Reri 1958-825

Grogan, John 19521

Grossman, Henry & Carol 1975-893

Grout, Donald J. 19471

BOX-FOLDER 60E/4 Grube, Bill, 1946(2 items)

BOX 25 Gruen, John & family 1967-9013

Gruening, Ernest 1966 (see also Roosevelt, Eleanor)1

Grunberg, Peter 1989-909

Grunwald, Henry & Louise 1988-894

Gruson, Flora 19711

Gruson, Sydney & Marit 19881

BOX 26 Guardino, Chris 1988-907

Guare, John 1988-89, n.d.7

Guarnieri, M. Camargo 1946-672

Guerrero, Rosalia 1961, n.d.2

Guettel, Mary Rodgers (see Rodgers, Mary)



Gugenheim, Gabrielle Babin 19881

Guggenheimer, Minnie & Sophie 1945-584

Guilder, Andrée 1956-6211

Guillard, Jean-Pierre 19811

Guinness, Alec n.d.1

Gulley, Bart n.d.1

Gullino, Frank 1962, n.d.2

Günther, Eberhard 1978-9014

Guntram, Margarete 19881

Gunzburg, Milton 19791

Gural, Beverly 19811

Gurewitz, Jascha 1949-632

Gürtler, Peter 19841

Gustin, Daniel 1972-91, n.d.12

Gutermann, Anita (see Karajan, Herbert von)Guthrie, Tyrone 1956

1Gutiérrez, Horacio 1966

1Gutiérrez Olivos, Sergio 1964-66

2Haan, S. C. M. de 1988

1Haas, Karl 1949-91

24Haas, Kenneth 1990

2Hába, Alois 1946

1Haber, John 1986

1Haberfeld-Jones, Gwyneth & Till (see Jones, Gwyneth & Till)Habsburg, Edward 1989-90

3



Hadley, Jerry n.d.1

Hagen, Daron 1988-918

Hagen, Uta 19461

Hager-Zimmermann, Hilde 19751

Haieff, Alexei 1980-822

Hailparn, Miriam Golden 19821

Haines, Anita 19861

Halamandaris, Bill 19891

Halápy, Lili (Mrs. János Halápy) 19833

Halász, László 1988-893

Halban, Desi 1947-92, n.d.31

Haley, Joseph 1981-833

Hall, George 19611

Hall, Richard 19881

Hall, Roger G. 19641

Hallig, Klaus, Bobbie & Oscar 1980-884

Hambro, Leonid 19641

Hammarskjold, Dag 19581

Hammerstein, Oscar, II 1947-57, n.d.6

Hammon, Catherine Stoltz 19881

Hampson, Thomas 19871

Hanan, Steve 19791

Handler, Evelyn E. 1986-87 (see also Brandeis University)2

Handy, Patricia 19781



Hanes, R. Philip, Jr. 1974-833

Hanks, Nancy 1969-862

Hann, Gary 1986-883

Hanson, Eddy 1980-812

Hanson, George 1983-894

Hanson, Howard 19431

Hanson, Wil 19801

Hanzl, Rudolf 19811

BOX 27 Harburg, E.Y. (Edgar "Yip") 19561

BOX-FOLDER 60E/5 Harburg, E.Y. (Edgar "Yip"), 1955(1 item)

BOX 27 Hardegg, Elisabeth 1988-913

Hardesty, Larry 1981-8835

BOX-FOLDER 60E/6 Hardesty, Larry, 1981-1982(2 items)Sealed

BOX 27 Harley, Marge 19871

Harmon, Charles 1983-90, n.d.34

Harnick, Sheldon 19661

Harnoncourt, Nikolaus 19811

Harpprecht, Klaus 19771

Harrell, Lynn 19701

Harrell, Rick 1986-893

Harrigan, Anne 19861

Harris, Amina 1985-87, n.d.5

Harris, Herbert 1961-906



Harris, Murray & Charlotte 1987-905

Harris, Paddie 19871

Harris, Radie 19781

Harris, Roy & Johana 1940-9026

Harrold, Tim 1988-912

Hart, Kitty Carlisle 1980-913

Hartig, Michael 19621

Hartley, Jan 19851

Hartlieb-Wallthor, Artur 19881

Harvard: Glee Club; The Krokodiloes 1936-899

Harvard University 1935-89 (see also Bok, Derek)25

Hashimoto, Kunihiko 1981-887

BOX-FOLDER 60F/1-60G/7

Hashimoto, Kunihiko, 1979-1990

(14 folders, 347 items)Includes photographs.Sealed

BOX 27 Haslauer, Wilfried 19881

Haubiel, Charles (see Reed, H. Owen)Hauman, Constance n.d.

1Hauptmann, Cornelius 1988

1Hautzig, Walter 1968

1Havel, Václav 1990

1Hawke, Hazel 1988

1Hawkins, Erick 1976

1Hawlicek, Hilde 1988

1Hawthorne, Joseph 1959-79

6



Hayes, Patrick & Evelyn 1959-882

Hayes, Roland 19671

Hays, Mrs. Robert L. 19591

Hayward, Leland 1957-652

Hazucha, Kevin 19891

Heath, Edward (Ted) 1970-91 (see also Carter, Jimmy)9

Heath, Thomas 19711

Hecht, Ben & Rose 1946-653

Heckard, Eric 1982-90 (see also Janssen, James and Heilig, Rosemary)2

BOX-FOLDER 60H/1 Hedenborg, Bertil, 1948(2 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60H/2 Hefner, Fred, 1945(2 items)

BOX 27 Heider, Werner 19841

Heider, Wolf 19521

Heil, Peter 19881

Heilbraun, Yehudah L. 19591

Heiler, Gisela 19811

Heilig, Rosemary 19901

Heilner, Irwin 1945-486

HEIM 19891

Heimert, Alan 1975-893

Heinsheimer, Hans W. 1952-72, n.d. (see also Schirmer, G., Inc.)7

Heinsheimer, Thomas F. 19631

Heiss, Bernd 19901

BOX 28 Heleniak, David 19871



Heller, Anatole 19711

Hellman, Lillian 1956-84, n.d. (see also Lantz, Robert)32

BOX-FOLDER 60H/3 Hellman, Lillian, 1950-1955, undated(15 items)

BOX 28 Hellmann, Diethard 1984-852

BOX-FOLDER 60H/4 Helms, Alan, 1964-1979, undated(4 items)Sealed

28 Helton, Melanie 19831

Hemingway, J. H. N. 19861

Henderson, Jack 19521

Henderson, "Skitch" 1959-90, n.d.5

Hendl, Walter 1955, n.d.2

Hendricks, Barbara & family 1988, n.d.3

Henneking, Antje 1988-90 (see also Deutsche Grammophon)4

Henoch, Adrienne Matzenauer 19671

Henrot, Norbert n.d.2

Henze, Hans Werner 1962-88, n.d.6

Herford, Julius (see Goodman, Joseph)Herman, Bob 1964

1Herman, Jerry 1969

1Hermann, Jane P. 1990

1Herrmann, Michael 1981-87

2Hershberger, Johnny 1957

1Hershberger, Russell L. 1988

1Hershon, Ving B. 1962

1Herzog, Chaim 1975-88

4



Heuvel, Jean vanden 19781

Heuvel, William J. vanden 1970-883

Hewitt, Alan 19581

Heyne, Hans-Peter & Erika 19851

Hielscher, Margot 1979-89, n.d.11

Hilbert, Egon & Gretl 1966-81, n.d.16

Hillis, Margaret 19651

Hillyer, Kazuko 19791

Hillyer, Raphael 1945-88, n.d.17

Hilsberg, Alexander 1957-602

Hindell, Leonard 19841

Hindemith, Paul & Gertrude 1963-642

Hinson, Jay 19811

Hirsch, Georges-François 19881

Hirsch, Hans 19851

Hirschfeld, Al 19561

Hirschfeld, Leonard & Phyllis 19901

Hirsh, Julie 19581

Hirshhorn, Joseph H. 19681

Hiss, Alger 19791

Hitt, Jack 19901

Hochschule für Musik, München 1988-89, n.d. (see also Hellmann,Diethard)4

Hocker, David 1955-694



Hodge, Charles J. 19891

Hodges, John M. 1982-832

Hodgkins, Doris (see Monteux, Pierre)Hodgson, Mrs. M. L. 1987

1Hodgson, R. Mark 1988

2Hodsoll, Frank 1988

1Hoenningen, Tania n.d.

1Hoess, Claire & Friedrich 1988

1Hofflander, Susan 1988

1Hoffman, Hans-Joachim 1988

1Hofstadter, Douglas 1982-88, n.d.

8Hogg, [?] 1947

1Hoguet, Connie 1981

1Hogwood, Christopher 1988-89

2Holby, Grethe 1987

1BOX 29 Holland, Charles 1962

2Holland, Kenneth 1962

1Hollander, Lorin & Max 1956-89, n.d.

11Hollander, Ralph 1958

1BOX-FOLDER 60H/5 Holliday, Judy, circa 1941

(1 item)BOX 29 Hollister, David 1988-89

2Holman, Libby 1944

1Holmquist, Ake 1986

2Holschneider, Andreas 1988-90 (see also Deutsche Grammophon)

3



Holt, Olivier 19872

Holtzman, Elizabeth 19812

Holtzman, Marvin 19551

Holtzmann, Fanny 19671

Hönle, Alois 19841

Hooks, E. Randolph 19801

Hope, Constance 1947-763

Hope, Vida 19571

Hopkins, John 1976, n.d.2

Horenstein, Lipa 19521

Horne, Lena 19471

Horne, Marilyn (Jackie) 1972-886

Horowitz, David 19841

Horowitz, Dick 1981-905

Horowitz, Levi Y. 1983-87, n.d. (see also Bernstein, Samuel J.)3

Horowitz, Vladimir & Wanda 1949-90, n.d. (see also Koussevitzky MusicFoundation)6

Howard, Barbara H. 19841

Howard, Lois 19881

Howard, Morton 19661

Howell, Marcia Hobart 19891

Hudson, Rock 19751

Hughes, Langston 19541

Hughes, Richard 19661



Hull, Anne 19441

Hull, Helen H. 1956-7410

Hume, Paul 1972-90, n.d.14

Humes, John P. & Jean 1970-853

Humphrey, Hubert H. 1958-7612

Humphrey, Martha 19881

BOX-FOLDER 60H/6 Hunt, Marsha, 1952(1 item)

BOX 29 Hunter, Ian 1959-893

Hurok, Sol 1957-734

Husa, Karel 19561

Hussey, Walter 1963-8221

Hütter-Hirth, Margarete 19811

Huxley, Aldous 19571

Huxley, Richard 19881

BOX-FOLDER 60H/7 Hyatt, Richard (Dick), undated(6 items)

BOX 29 Hyatt, Richard (Dick), 1958-1989, undated(4 items)

Hyman, Leon 1959-645

Hyman, Lester S. 1966-9111

Hymes, Janna 19891

Ian, Janis 19672

Ilani, Efrem 19881

Imperato, Albert 19891

Indjic, Eugene (see Tansman, Alexandre)Inoue, Kazuko 1989, n.d.

3



Interkoncert 19881

International Music Council 19881

Irvine, Barbara 19891

Isaacs, Henry 19871

Isaacs, Mark 19891

Isaacson, Michael 1982, n.d.2

Isar, Yudhishthir Raj 19811

Iselin, Joy 19781

Isenberg, George n.d.1

Israel, David 19901

Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 1948-92, n.d.15

Istomin, Eugene 1958-75, n.d.6

Iuele, John 1971, n.d.2

Ivanissevich, [?] 19471

Ivers, Mitchell 19791

Ives, Charles & Harmony 1950-8710

Ivry, Benjamin 19901

Iwasaki, Shuku ([in re] see Wolf, Mary Hunter)Izquierdo, Juan Pablo & Trinidad 1968-88

6Izzo, Jack 1989

2BOX 30 Jackson, Isaiah & family 1973-90

11Jackson, Michael 1985

1Jackson, Sue 1990

1Jacobi, Frederick 1946-47

4



Jacobs, Gail 1981-923

Jacobs, Ivan 19451

Jacobs, Paul 19841

Jacoby, Max 19481

Jacquin, Yves 1981-884

Jaffe, Charles 19641

Jakowsky, Barry 19861

James, Philip 19651

Janas, Mark 1976-88, n.d.5

Jandorf, Dore 19591

Janis, Byron & Maria 19881

Janssen, James 19901

Jansson, John 19891

Japan: Emperor & Empress n.d.1

Japan Art Association 19902

Jaretzki, Paul 19641

Javits, Jacob K. 1958-662

Jeffers, Robert A. 1986-89, n.d.5

Jellinek, George 19911

Jenkins, Speight 19741

Jenne, Michael 1963-887

Jeritza, Maria 19731

Jimenez, Aida n.d.1

Joachim, Heinrich 1958-882



Jochsberger, Tzipora H. 19851

Johnson, A. Robert 1968-722

Johnson, Douglass 19842

Johnson, Horace (see Koussevitzky, Serge [to LB] (1941))Johnson, Jill 1989

1Johnson, Lyndon & Lady Bird 1964-75

11Johnson, Russell 1990

1Johnson, Thor 1944-57

4Johnson, Tom 1977

1Johnson, Van 1969

1BOX-FOLDER 60H/8 Johnson, Van, circa 1955

(1 item)Johnstone, Winifred H. (see Boulanger, Lili)

BOX 30 Jones, Aled 19881

Jones, Ben 19901

Jones, Charles (Sandy) 1945-574

Jones, David 19881

Jones, Dick 19521

Jones, Gwyneth & Till 1968-90, n.d. (see also Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till)11

Jones, Quincy 1985-897

Jones, William 19901

Jones-Levine, Jolie 19881

Jonson, Bill 19471

Jordan, Irene 19601

Jordan, June 1977-844

Josefson, Waldemar D. 19551



Joselson, Tedd n.d.1

Joseph, Robert & Phyllis 1981-89, n.d.5

Josephson, Barney ([in re] see Josephson, Terry)Josephson, Hannah 1964

1Josephson, Terry n.d.

1Judd, George E., George E., Jr. & William M. 1949-87, n.d.

7Judson, Arthur 1957-71

6Jung, Ludwig 1989

1Jungbluth, Robert 1988

1Jupiter, Beatrice Gordon (see Gordon, Beatrice)Kabalevsky, Dmitri 1959

1Kadar, Janos 1988

1Kahler, Eckhard 1988

1Kahn, Erich Itor 1955

1Kaim, Elsa & Robert 1988-91

4Kaiserman, Ronald L. 1985

1Kalichstein, Joseph 1968-69

2Kalinich, Lila 1987

1Kam, Rachel 1988

1Kandell, Alice n.d.

1Kane, Daniel R. 1979

1Kane, Lewis W. 1964

1Kanin, Garson 1981

1Kantor, Eric n.d.

1Kantor, Michael 1988

1



BOX 31 Kaplan, Abraham 19631

Kaplan, Addi & Yuval 1985-932

Kaplan, Gilbert 1982-9112

Kaplan, Robert 19821

Kaplan, Selma Resnick 1977-91, n.d.13

Karajan, Elitte von n.d.1

Karajan, Herbert von and Gutermann, Anita 1976-896

Karalis, Constantine 19891

Karger, Arthur & Helen (Bock) 1987-883

Karger, Liz Bock 19611

Karp, Sarah (see Weiss, Sandy)Karr, Gary & parents 1962-84

4Karsay, Gyula 1988

1Karwatky, Wolf-Dieter 1990

1Kashdan, Mac 1988

1Kasrik, Eleanor 1985

1Kass, Judith N. M. 1989

1Kastler, Daniel 1989

1Katchen, Julius 1944

1Kates, Karen & David 1987-89

3Kates, Stephen & Mary Louise 1988-89

2Katims, Milton & Virginia 1960-67

5Katzman, Elsie & Herbert 1957

1Kauffmann, Patricia 1988

1



Kaufman, Daniel 1986-90, n.d.9

Kaufman, Schima 19591

Kavarnalieva-Kalchoff, Konstantina 1976-77, n.d.4

Kay, Hershy 19521

Kay, Ulysses 1945-896

Kaye, Danny & Sylvia (Fine) 1957-88, n.d.7

Kaye, Nora 19441

Kayser, Beate 1981-843

BOX-FOLDER 60H/9 Kazan, Elia, 1954-1955(2 items)

BOX 31 Kazaras, Peter 1983, n.d.3

Kazis, Israel 1948-8712

Keene, Constance 1963 (see also Chasins, Abram)1

Keilholz, Heinrich 19751

Keimach, Brad 1986-904

Keiser, David & Sylvia 1960-91, n.d. (see also New York Philharmonic)15

Keitlen, Tomi 1982-904

Kelleher, Jimmy, Terence ("Toots") & parents 1983-90, n.d.54

Keller, Bob 19881

Keller, Greta 1970-77, n.d.3

Keller, Harrison 1957-602

Kelley, Byron 1946-593

Kelley, Chauncey 19581

Kellman, Jacob (Jack) & Rachel 1944-906

Kelly, Gene 1954-916



Kelly, Grace (see Rainier & Grace)Kelly, John 1989

1Kelly, Robert 1958-59

3Kempe, Cordula (see Kempe, Rudolf)Kempe, Rudolf 1978

1Kemper, Scott 1968

1Kendall, George 1971

1Kendrick, James 1990

1Kenig, Ruben F. 1985-86, n.d.

13Kenin, Herman n.d.

1BOX 32 Kennedys: John & Jacqueline; Edward & Joan; Robert & Ethel; Rose; Jean

(Smith); Eunice & Sargent Shriver; Patricia (Lawford) 1961-91, n.d.63

Kennedy, Michaeleanore 19881

Kenney, Margarita 19681

Kentner, Louis 19561

Kern, Jerome [family of] 19451

Kerner, Harold 19881

Kerouac, Jack (see Wallace, Mike)Kerrigan, Tom 1990

1Kerry, John 1988

1Kert, Larry 1960

1Kesling, Diane 1987

1Khachaturian, Aram 1968

2Khachaturian, Karen 1988

1Khan, Amyn Aga 1988-89, n.d.

4King, Herb 1983

2



King, James 1977-905

King, Martin Luther, Jr. & Coretta Scott 1965-735

Kingsley, Lee 19872

Kintner, Robert E. 1959-656

Kinzl, Johannes (Hans) 1984-884

Kirch, Leo 19881

Kirchner, Gerrit 19891

Kirchner, Leon 1952-784

Kirk, Irina 1972-75, n.d.16

BOX-FOLDER 60H/10 Kirkland, Bobby, 1979-1987, undated(4 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60H/11 Kirkland, Lee & Doc, 1980-1989(3 items)

BOX 32 Kirkland, Robert L., III 1984-883

Kirkpatrick, John 19601

Kirstein, Lincoln 19601

Kitayenko, Dimitri 19882

Klee, Elizabeth (Libby) 1971-9112

Kleiber, Carlos 1989-902

Klein, Jacques 19591

Klein, John 19591

Klein, Kenneth 19451

Klemperer, Otto 1959-712

Kloiber, Herbert & Ursula 19882

Kluksdahl, Scott 19871

Knapp, Gloria Walker 19581



Knaus, Albrecht 1988-895

Kneifel, Siegfried 19891

Knoch, Gisa 1987-9029

Knölke, Barbara 19751

Knopf, Blanche & Alfred, Jr. 1944-5910

Knussen, Oliver 19681

Koch, Edward 1980-812

Koehler, Dorothee 1979-9022

Koehler, Elisabeth 19883

Koerner, Dorita & Leighton 1980-895

Koerner, Mrs. Otto 19701

Kohl, Helmut 19883

Kohloff, Roland, 1990(2 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60H/12 Kohloff, Roland and Janet, 1984-1987(7 items)

BOX 32 Kohn, Eva 19891

Kohout, Pavel 19811

Kohs, Ellis B. 1944-8614

Kolar, Anton 19831

BOX 33 Kollek, Teddy 1959-90, n.d.49

Kollo, René 1978, n.d.2

König, Franz 1967-883

Köppen, Traute von 1981-9147

Korda, Michael 1968-822

Koreny, Bela 19881



Korn, Marian & Frank n.d.1

Korn, Richard 19591

Korusu, Ayse Sultan 19821

Korzak, Peter 19891

Kosinski, Kiki & Jerzy 19881

Kost, Charles 19861

Kostal, Irwin 1977-91, n.d.6

Kostelanetz, Andre 1943-8019

Kostick, Samuel 19841

Koussevitzky, Serge & Olga 1940-65, n.d.49

Koussevitzky, Serge & Olga 1940-5371

Koussevitzky Music Foundation 1949-545

Kovacs, Edith Adams (see Adams, Edith)Krachmalnick, Samuel 1957-88

6Kraft, Hy 1973

1Kraft, Jean 1985-88

2Krainik, Ardis 1985-91

2Krane, David 1980-81

2Krasilovsky, Phyllis n.d.

1Krasnapolsky, Yuri 1956-89, n.d.

15Krasner, Louis 1970-82

2Krasovsky, Emanuel 1981

1BOX 34 Kraus, Lili 1960

1Kraut, Harry 1952-90, n.d.

94



BOX-FOLDER 60H/13 Kraut, Harry, 1979-1987, undated(4 items)

BOX 34 Krawitz, Herman 19641

Kreeger, David Lloyd 1976-882

Kreisky, Bruno 1969-89, n.d.10

Krell, John C. 19571

Krenek, Ernst 19631

Kresa, Helmy 19571

Krim, Mathilde 1962-897

Krinsky, Edna White 1959-825

Krips, Alfred & Helen 19571

Krips, Josef, Maria & Harrietta 1961-738

Kritas, Theodore (see Landesmann, Elaine & Hans)Kröber, Hansjakob 1985

1Krokodiloes, The (see Harvard: Glee Club)Kroll, William, Pearl & Barbara 1959-88

3Krovoza, John 1984

1Kubelík, Rafael 1968

1Kuerti, Anton 1982-88

2Kühn, Gerhard 1990

1Kunde, Peter 1989

1Kunz, Erich 1970

1Kunz, Johannes 1988

1Kurnick, Judith Karp 1988

1Kurnitz, Harry n.d.

1Kurtis, "Doc" 1977

1



Kurtz, Efrem 1943-908

Kutner, Selma & Saul 19881

Kuttner, Michael 19561

Kyle, Steve (see Comden, Betty)Kyne, Alice 1944

2La Guardia, Fiorello 1947 (see also Koussevitzky, Serge (1941))

1La Montaine, John 1960

2Laanen, Ann (Ann Laanen Harinus) 1948

1Lachs, Thomas and Mündl, Klaus 1989

1LaCrosby, Guy 1986-90, n.d.

5BOX-FOLDER 60H/14 LaCrosby, Guy, 1986-1987

(12 items)Lacy, Randolph (see Stein, Stephen)

BOX 34 Laderman, Ezra 19891

Laine, Franke 19551

Lalandi, Lina 1963-917

LaMarchina, Robert 19891

Lamb, Patricia 19821

Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund 19882

Lambert, Susan 19881

Lamentia, Philip (see Wallace, Mike)Lampley, Calvin 1981

1Landau, Ernest & Lydia 1981

1Landeck, Beatrice 1945-62

2Landerson, Louis 1987-88

2Landesman, Jay 1981

1



BOX-FOLDER 60H/15 Landesman, Jay, 1945-1948(4 items)

BOX 34 Landesmann, Elaine & Hans 1978-914

Lang, George 19841

BOX-FOLDER 60H/16 Lang, Harold, 1944, undated(6 items)

BOX 34 Lang, Peter n.d.1

Langes-Swarovski, Gernot & Maya n.d.1

Langley, Susann n.d.1

Langner, Lawrence 19581

Langstaff, John (see Parris, Robert)Lantz, Robert 1965-91, n.d.

49Lanzi, Alessandro 1983

1Laredo, Ruth 1975

1Large, Brian 1967-90

6Lasker, Henry & Gertrude 1946-88

16Lasker, Morris E. 1988

1Lasker, Wolf B. 1946-49

9Lau, John-Szicheng 1982-88, n.d.

6Laurence, Michael 1989

1Laurents, Arthur 1957-90, n.d.

6BOX-FOLDER 60H/17 Laurents, Arthur, circa 1955, undated

(5 items)BOX 34 Lauterbach, Gerda 1982

1Lavin, Avram 1989

1BOX 35 Lawrence, Harold 1972-88

4Lawrence, Peter 1949-89

8



Lawrence, William 19591

Lazar, Irving Paul 1957-762

Lazarus, Ellie 19811

Lazarus, Fred, III & Irma ("Oim") 1945-90, n.d.28

Le Broiany, Louis 19811

Lear, Liz & Genevieve 1981-90, n.d.6

Leary, Leo 19601

LeBlanc, Arthur (see Milhaud, Darius)Lebow, Marcia Wilson 1958-68

3LeCain, Eric, undated

(1 item)BOX-FOLDER 60H/18 LeCain, Eric, circa 1980

(2 items)Sealed

BOX 35 Lederman, Minna (Mrs. Mell Daniel) 1947-857

Lee, Dai-Keong 1958-593

Lee, Dulcy 19561

Lee, Everett 1946-64, n.d.6

Lee, Gypsy Rose 19451

Lee, Irene 19571

BOX-FOLDER 60H/19 Lee, Irene, 1944(1 item)

BOX 35 Leebaert, Kris, Patty, Jessica & Jim 19881

Lees, Benjamin 1970-762

Lefkowitz, Louis J. 19591

Legge, Walter 19661

Lehman, Mrs. Arthur 19581

Lehmann, Rosamond 1958, n.d.2



Lehrman, Leonard J. 1970-919

Lehrman, Phillip 19721

Leibovitch, David 19601

Leichtentritt, Hugo 1942-473

Leigh, Vivien 19601

Leinsdorf, Erich 1945-829

Leitner, Ernst L. n.d.1

Leno, Mark 19893

Lenske, Larry 1987-882

BOX-FOLDER 60H/20 Lenske, Larry, 1979-1988(3 items)Sealed

BOX 35 Lenya, Lotte (Mrs. Kurt Weill) 1959-763

Leonard, Bryan 19591

Leonard, Lawrence n.d.1

Lerdahl, Fred 1975-76, n.d.3

Lerman, Leo 1963-90, n.d.18

Lerner, Alan Jay & Liz Robertson 1972-89, n.d.10

Lerner, Max 19591

Lerner, Michael (see Harvard University)Lerner, Rita 1990

2Leshetizky Association 1971

1Lessard, John (Jack) & Alida 1946-88

9Letelier, Cristian & Isabel 1980-84

4Leuchtenberg-Bowers, Natasha de 1989

1Leuenberger, Margrit 1955-91, n.d.

46



Leve, Samuel 1959-622

Levenson, Sam 19801

Levin, Sylvan 19801

Levin, Y. Harry 19651

Levine, James 1979-81, n.d.3

Levinger, Henry 1943-7212

Levinson, Gerald 1988-893

Levinson, Sandra n.d.1

BOX-FOLDER 60H/21 Levit, Herschel, Janice and Lois, 1944(1 item)

Levit, Herschel and Janice, 1944-1990, undated21

BOX 35 Levitan, Sam 19841

Levy, David 19611

Levy, Marvin David 1960-674

Levy, Willard L. 19451

Lewando, Ralph 19681

Lewine, Dick 19581

Lewine, Robert F. 19591

Lewis, Dorothy 1988, n.d.5

Lewis, Dvora 19901

Lewis, Henry 19681

Lewis, Jerry 19591

Lewis, Marsha n.d.1

Lewis, Robert (Bobby) 1988-892

Lewis, Robert M. 19451



Lewis, Sallie & Sam 1988-89, n.d.3

Lewis, Sinclair 19501

Lewis, William 19581

Lewissohn, Margaret 19451

BOX 36 L'Heureux, Sarah 19891

Lhevinne, Rosina 1965-74, n.d.4

Liber, Judith 19841

Lichter, Barbara & Jesse 19881

Lieberson, Goddard, Brigitta & Peter 1955-87, n.d.17

Lieberson, Jonathan 1978-822

Liebman, Joshua Loth 19463

Liebowitz, Joan 19883

Liechtenstein, Constantin 19831

Liess, Grete 19891

Lincer, Bill 19571

Lindbergh, Anne 19681

Linden, Murray 19641

Lindsay, John & Mary 1966-8910

Lindt, Lotte Walter 19621

Ling, Jahja 1981-882

Linowitz, Sol M. 1968-785

Linton, Robert R. 19641

Lipkin, Arthur B. 19691

Lipkin, Seymour & Eleanor 1945-91, n.d.15



Lipman, Maureen n.d.1

Lipsky, Benjamin 19621

Lipton, James 1977-904

Lipton, Sarah 1989, n.d.2

Lishansky, Yaacov 19881

Lishner, Leon 19601

List, Emanuel 19662

List, Eugene 1945-757

Little, Mary Jo 1988-91, n.d.3

Little, Tasmin 19881

Litwak, Robert (see Odrich, Ron)Llewellyn, Grant 1985

1Lloyd, Norman 1972

1Loeb, Arthur 1988

1Loeb, John L. 1961

1Loeb, Mark 1987

1Loewenstein, Martha 1989

1Logan, Joshua 1955-63

3Logan, Nedda Harrigan 1976-85

2Lombardo, Robert & Kathleen 1968, n.d.

2London, George 1970

1London Symphony Orchestra/Chorus 1967-89 (see also Gillinson, Clive and

Fellowes, Robert)6

Longstreth, Clara 19841

Longy, Renée 1939-76, n.d.25



Longy, Renée 1928-79, n.d.36

Loos, Anita 19591

Lopatnikoff, Nikolai 1947-577

Lorenz, Günther 19801

Losey, Joseph 1972-733

Lotman, Karen & Herb 19811

Loucks-Tavares, Luis 19881

Love, Ruth B. 19841

Lovell, Aïda 19861

Lovell, Helen 19571

Lowe, Jack (see Whittemore, Buck)Lowell, Robert 1962

1Lowens, Irving 1971-77

2Lowin, Herman 1975-87, n.d.

5Lowry, John Richard 1988

1Lowry, W. McNeil 1959-60

2Lubell, Elaine, Robert & Joan 1990-92, n.d.

6BOX-FOLDER 60H/22 Lubell, Robert, 1939, undated

(3 items)BOX 36 Lubin, Ernest 1960

2Luboshutz, Genia (Nemenoff) & Pierre 1957-78

5Lubroth, Lu 1983-88

3BOX 37 Luca, Sergiu 1964-65

2Luce, Clare Boothe 1953

1Luce, James J. D. 1990

1Lucier, Reneé (see Cahill, Christy)



Ludgin, Chester (Chet) 1988-892

Ludwig, Christa 1961-846

Ludwig, Ken 19731

Luening, Otto 1962-853

Lundell, Bretta 19851

Lunn, Jean 19881

Luskin, Leo 19791

Lütgering, Walter 19811

Lutrak, Steve 19811

Luzern: Internationale Musikfestwochen 19881

Lympany, Moura 19461

Lynes, Russell 19731

Lyons, Leonard 19501

Lyons, Sylvia 1988-902

Lythgoe, Clive 1971-822

Lywen, Werner & Jeri 1945-563

Ma, Yo-Yo 1965-894

Maag, Peter 1956-642

Maass, Eliezer & Arlene 19881

Maass, Michel n.d.1

Maazel, Lorin 1962-914

Macapagal, Diosdado 19641

MacDonald, Gordon n.d.1

MacDonald, Jeanette 1960-623



Macdonald, Torbert H. 19571

MacDowell, Mrs. Edward 1949-502

MacElwee, John 19901

Macero, Teo 19661

Machlis, Joseph 1961-89, n.d.11

Mackenzie, N. M. 19811

MacNab, Dorothy Ismond 19821

MacNeal, Charles & Sarah 1959, n.d.3

Macorigh, Didi 19871

Madden, Betty 19601

Madden, Mary Ann 1988-90, n.d.3

Magaloff, Irene (Mrs. Nikita Magaloff) 19901

Magaloff, Nikita (see Szigeti, Joseph)Magnes, Frances & Benedict 1948-57

4Mahanna, John G. W. 1972

1Mahler, Alma 1953-61, n.d.

9Mahler, Anna 1967

1Mahler-Havlicek, Marina 1984

1Maisel, Edward 1984

1Makris, Eleanor & Gina 1984-91, n.d.

21Malcolm, John 1990

1Malfitano, Catherine 1982

1Maliponte, Adriana 1982

1Malovany, Joseph 1976-90

2



Maltby, Richard 19742

Mana-Zucca (Augusta Zuckermann) n.d.1

Manchester, Melissa n.d.1

Mandelbaum, Bernard 19781

Mandell, Bobby 19561

Mandell, Clifford 19631

Mandl, Freddy 19881

Mann, Alfred 1960-612

Mann, Fredric & Silvia 1956-89, n.d.9

Manning, Florence 19463

Mansfield, Mike 19791

Mansur, Cem 1980-833

Manziarly, Marcelle de 1975 (see also Boulanger, Nadia)2

Marais, Jean 19811

Marcos, Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand E. 19732

Marcovicz, Pali M. Meller 1987-912

Marcus, Leonard 1972-884

Marcus, Richard 19581

Marcus, Sylvia (see Davidson, Sylvia Marcus)BOX-FOLDER 60H/23 Marcuse, Barbara, 1945-1956, undated

(7 items)BOX-FOLDER 60H/24 Marcuse, Phil, 1945-1955, undated

(5 items)BOX-FOLDER 60H/25 Marcuse, Philip, 1948

(1 item)BOX-FOLDER 37 Marcuse, Philip, Barbara ("Babs"), and Philip, Jr., 1944-1991, undated

(95 items)BOX-FOLDER 60H/26 Marcuse, Raymonde, undated

(1 item)



BOX 37 Marek, George 1956-712

Maremont, Arnold H. 19631

Margalit, Israela 1989-902

Margaret, Princess 1965-662

Markevitch, Dimitry 19751

BOX 38 Markevitch, Igor & Topazia 1948-7816

Markevitch, Z. B. 19501

Marks, Paul 19891

Marlowe, Sylvia 1958-73, n.d.5

Marschik, Robert 19731

Marsh, Robert L. 19591

Marshall, James 19811

Marshall, Pauline 19881

Marson, Philip 1957-678

Martial, Jacques 1979-812

Martin, Leslie 19841

Martin, Millicent 1977, n.d.2

Martinac, Maya 19831

Martindale, Gregory 19811

Martins, Peter 1986-89, n.d.4

Martinsky, Ann 1988-903

Martirano, Salvatore 19551

Marton, Csaba-Georg 1989 (see also O'Dwyer, William J.)1

Marty, Jean-Pierre 1987-893



Marvel, Elinore 19451

Marx, Harpo 19641

Marx, Paula 1986-872

Marx, Suzanne 19871

Mary Richard, Sister 1979-90, n.d11

Mass ([re] see Davidson, Gordon)Masselos, William 1959, n.d.

2Massey, Dorothy Doubleday 1988

1Massey, Scott 1990

1Massine, Leonide 1959

1Massine, Lorca n.d.

1Mastroianni, J. F. 1989

1Masur, Kurt 1988-90

2Mata, Eduardo 1978

1Matheopoulos, Helena 1979-81

2Matisse, Pierre 1975

1Matthews, Nathan 1986-88

2Mauceri, John, Betty & Ben 1969-89, n.d.

25Mauermann, Daniel, Erich & Jutta 1976-91, n.d.

41Mauricci, Vincent 1946

1Maxwell, Elsa 1945-62 (see also Stravinsky, Igor)

3Maxwell, Michael 1966

1Maxwell, Michael ([radio script of "The Amazing Bernstein"] see Chisholm,

Bob)May, Rollo 1949-50

2



Mayauskas, Leo, Kathy, Ralph & Charlie 1986-91, n.d.6

Mayer, Clarisse ("Billie") Puahala 19601

Mayer, Eldon & Sally 1986-884

Mayer, Sir Robert 1968-78, n.d.15

Mayer, Sara & Moshe 1971-903

Mayer, William 19831

Mayfair Regent 19881

Mayuzumi, Toshiro 19602

Mazer, Henry 19691

Mazzola, John & Sylvia 1980-904

Mazzoy, Aimara Debora Berenstein 19891

McCarthy, Eugene 19691

McCarthy, James R. 1962-855

McClure, John 1959-87, n.d.10

McCollum, John 19871

McCormick, Brian 1987-894

McCormick, Ken 1957-593

McCorquodale, Rhoda 1987-894

McCracken, James 1989-903

McDonald, James G. 1948-554

McDowall, Roddy 1988-895

McFerrin, Bobby & Debbie 1989, n.d.2

McGee, Vincent 19871

McGirt, Harry 19671



McGrail-Kefeli, Jean 19891

McGrath, MaryLucy 19891

McIlhenny, Henry 1952-762

McInnes, Donald 19801

McKellar, Sandra 19881

McKenna, Rollie 1990-912

McKenney, Elwood 19611

McKitterick, Tom 19851

McLauchlin, Russell 19621

McManus, Michael 19851

McNally, Terrence 19711

McNamara, Dan 19881

McPhee, Jonathan 19871

BOX 39 Mead, Margaret 19721

Mechnig, Peter 1988-903

Medinger, Gregor 19891

Mehegan, John 1958-593

Mehta, Zubin 1959-889

Meier, Gustav ("Gusti") 1959-919

Meier, Stefan 19881

Meighan, R. Paul 19801

Meijering, Chiel 19841

Meissonnier, Isabelle 1988, n.d.2

Meitner-Graf, Lotte 19662



Melton, James 19591

Mendelson, Edward 19761

Mendes, Larry 19881

Mengelberg, Stefan (see Bauer-Mengelberg, Stefan)Mennin, Peter 1946-81

4Menotti, Gian Carlo 1964-90, n.d.

10Mense-Cohen, Ruth 1963-91

12Mensh, Frances 1955

1Menuhin, Yehudi & Diana 1960-91

21Mercouri, Melina 1988

1Mercurio, Steven 1990

1Merriam, Eve 1975-80, n.d.

6Merrill, James n.d.

1Merrill, Robert & Marion 1962-91

3Merriman, [?] 1958

1Merriman, Nan 1944-51

3Merritt, A. Tillman 1946-91, n.d.

23Mertens, Andre 1947-57

2Messiaen, Olivier 1949-63

3Messinger, Gloria 1990

1Mesta, Perle 1965

1Mester, George 1953-55

4Metal, Phyllis Luman 1988

4Metcalf, Thomas 1944

1



Metzenbaum, Howard M. 1963-853

Meyer, Abe 19511

Meyer, Britta 19881

Meyer, Charles 19551

Meyer, Jane Hill 1957-782

Meyer, Jenny n.d.1

Meyer, Leonard B. 19891

Meyer, Marshall T. 1976-843

Meyer, Paul 19901

Meyer, Ted 19531

Meyer-Josten, Jürgen 1983-842

Meyer-Schwickerath, Andreas 1988-90, n.d.6

Meyer-Schwickerath, Gerd 19891

Meyerowitz, Jan (see Downes, Olin)Meyers, David G. 1989

1Meyerson, Janice 1985-91, n.d.

7Meyerson, Mark 1973-89

6BOX-FOLDER 60H/27-28

Meyerson, Seymour, 1945-1953, undated

(48 items)BOX 39 Mgrdichian, George 1989

1Michell, Keith 1961

1Michii, Takako 1990

2BOX-FOLDER 60H/29-32

Middleton, Jean, 1941-1947, undated

(83 items)BOX 39 Midori and Goto, Setsu 1985-90, n.d.

5



Mielziner, Jo 1955-572

Milburn, Frank 1963, n.d.2

Mildner, Andreas 19891

Milhaud, Darius & Madeleine 1947-91, n.d.39

Millar, Gregory 1948-9010

Millard, Robert 19831

Milleker, Erich 1989, n.d.2

Miller, Allan 19801

BOX-FOLDER 60I/1 Miller, Arthur, undated(1 item)

BOX 39 Miller, Bea 19791

Miller, Glenn 19881

Miller, Jonathan 19881

Miller, Kenneth R. 19731

Mills, Thomas J., Jr. 19711

Milstein, Nathan 19581

BOX 40 Mindlin, Michael 1965-91, n.d.15

Minelli, Liza 19881

Minnesota Orchestra 19881

Minor, Anne 19591

Minskoff, Maggie & Jerry 19802

Minton, Yvonne 1981, n.d.2

Mintz, Ouida Blatt (see Blatt, Ouida)Mintz, Shlomo 1989

1Miquelle, Georges n.d.

1Miquelle, Renée Longy (see Longy, Renée)



Mir, Pedro 1984-907

Mirow, Sebastian 1986-905

Mishori, Yaacov 1988-902

Mitchell, Helen 19891

Mitchell, Howard & Alma 1955-572

Mitchell, Jan & Ellin 1977-882

Mitchell, Ruth 19571

Mitropoulos, Dimitri 1938-63, n.d.34

BOX-FOLDER 60I/2 Mitropoulos, Dimitri, 1938-1939(4 items)

BOX 40 Mitterrand, François 19911

Mixter, James & Phebe 1956-883

Mock, Alois 19881

Moffo, Anna (Anna Moffo Sarnoff) 1964-80, n.d. (see also Sarnoff, Robert)5

Mog, Aribert/Angelo & Marli 1983-91, n.d.24

Mohr, Richard 19811

Molden, Fritz 19791

Moller, Irmelin Eggert 19652

Mollicone, Henry 19761

Mondale, Walter & Joan 1976, n.d.2

Mondavi, Margrit Biever 19881

Monick, Gene 19701

Montaigne, Monique 1980-883

Monteser, Hedi 19751

Monteux, Claude 19462



Monteux, Pierre & Doris 1948-768

Montoya, Lia 19881

Montserrat, Abadia de 19851

Moody, Karen 1989-903

Moor, Paul 1945-603

Moore, Charles 1984-883

Moore, Charles F., Jr. & Addie 1959-813

Moore, Douglas S. 1956-685

Moore, Marianne 19631

Moore, Paul 19721

Moore, Virginia 19841

Morea, Antonella n.d.1

Morel, Jean 19561

Morgan, Beverly 1985-884

Morgen, Hamilton (Bud) 19821

Morgenthau, [?] n.d.1

Morita, Akio 1972-88, n.d.5

Morris, Albert 19711

Morris, Harold 1960-612

Morris, Marketa 19581

BOX-FOLDER 60I/3 Morris, Marketa, 1947, undated(4 items)

BOX 40 Morris, Persis (Mrs. Stephen V. C. Morris) 19701

Morris, Richard 19891

Morris, Thomas 19831



Morton, James Parks & Pamela 1986-913

Moseley, Carlos ("Crayfish") 1946-8930

Moselle, Judith 19871

Moser, Thomas 19811

Moses, Gilbert 19761

Mosher, Gregory 1986-89, n.d.7

Moss, Phyllis 19841

Mostel, Raphael 19891

Mountbatten, Lord 1970-713

Movshon, George 1979-802

Mowrey, Thomas 1972-802

Moyer, Bill 19871

Moynihan, Daniel P. 19701

Moynihan, Pat 19891

BOX 41 Mu Phi Epsilon 19661

Muchmore, Michael 19882

Muheim, Harry Miles 1980-9012

Mühlbach, Rainer 19891

Muller, Jacqueline 19881

Muller, Steven 1982-885

Munch, Charles 1947-636

Münchener Philharmoniker 19881

Mündl, Klaus (see Lachs, Thomas)Munroe, Lorne & Janée 1988

1



Munves, R. Peter & Joyce 1971-742

Muraco, Thomas 19851

Murray, Neil 19891

Murrow, Edward R. 19631

Musicians Against Nuclear Arms 19841

Musicians Benevolent Fund 19881

Muti, Riccardo 19881

Myers, David 19812

Myers, Debs 19701

Myerson, Bess (Bess Myerson Grant) 19631

Myrick, Julian 19652

Myrow, Fred & Josef 1961-694

Nabokov, Nicolas 1953-6910

Nadeau, Roland 19601

Nagano, Kent 1986-90, n.d.14

Naneris, Nikiforos, 1988(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60I/4 Naneris, Nikiforos, 1959-1960, undated(7 items)Sealed

BOX 41 Naoumoff, Emile 1977-82, n.d.4

Naoumoff, Olga (see Koussevitzky, Serge)Naples, Bradley J. 1986

1Nathans, Rhoda 1975-77

6National Endowment for the Arts 1989

70National Institute for Music Theater 1988

1National Symphony Orchestra 1980-88

2



Nebmaier, Wolfgang 19771

Nebot, Rafael n.d.1

Nekola, Dr. n.d.1

BOX-FOLDER 60I/5 Nell, Renee, 1949(1 item)

BOX 41 Nelson, Cholmondeley M. 19742

Nelson, Craig Richard 1981-90, n.d.32

Nelson, Philip F. 19761

Nemenoff, Genia (see Luboshutz, Genia)Neugebauer, Michael (see Zitzlsperger, Rolf)

BOX-FOLDER 60I/6 Neumeier, John, 1980-1988, undated(7 items)Sealed

BOX 41 Neunzig, Uta 1986-909

New Israeli Opera 19881

New World Symphony 19881

New York Philharmonic 1950-90 (see also Stamos, Stephen)36

New York Times Music Publishing 19761

Newberry, John 19461

Newhouse, Mitzi 19581

BOX-FOLDER 60I/7 Newman, Elaine, 1938-1940, undated(3 items)

BOX 41 Newman, George 19681

Newman, Hans 19761

Newman, Harold 1957-752

Newman, Michael 1970-76, n.d.28

Newman, Phyllis (see Green, Adolph)Newman, Tony 1963

1BOX 42 Nichols, Mike & Annabel 1968-88, n.d.

7



Nielsen, Carl ([in re] see Moller, Irmelin Eggert)Niessen, Michael 1969-91, n.d. (see also Bösendorfer, Klavierfabrik A. G.)

7Nimon, Edward 1988

1Nirenberg, Nelson 1986

1Nissen, Wolfe Gregory 1989

1Nitra, Gerda Raphael 1946

1Nixon, Marni 1960

2Nixon, Richard M. 1960-71

4Noble, Duncan 1988

1Nolan, William L. 1959

2Nolen, Tim & Kaari 1988

1Norcia, Patricia 1989-90

4Nordoff, Paul 1958

2Norman, Dorothy 1950

1Norman, Edward 1950

1Norman, Jessye 1988

1North, Alex 1946 (see also Goodman, Benny)

6Norton-Standen, Graham P. 1988

1Nothas, Walter 1978-88

2Novaes, Guiomar (see Pinto, Guiomar Novaes)Novarro, Ramon 1945

1Novis, Josephine & Fred 1982-90

6Novotny, Joseph J. 1979

1Nowak, Grzegorz 1982

1Nowak, Richard 1989-90

5



Nureyev, Rudolf 19831

Nuttall, Muriel 1984-93, n.d.29

Oberlin, Russell 1957-664

O'Brien, Lawrence F. 19661

O'Conner, Brian & family 19871

Odets, Clifford 19581

O'Donnell, Mark n.d.1

Odrich, Ron 1983-872

O'Dwyer, William J. 19891

Oehler, Lilian 19881

Ohga, Norio & Midori 1974-883

Ohorgan, Tom 19881

O'Keefe, John 19751

Oldham, Kevin 19901

Oliveira, Elmar 1965-672

Oliveros, Pauline 19861

Ollmann, Kurt 1988, n.d.2

Olson, Lolma and Becker, Joy 19851

O'Neal, Patrick & Cynthia 1976-905

O'Neill, Thomas P. ("Tip") 1983-853

O'Neill, William A. 19881

Ono, Yoko & Sean Lennon 1986-879

Oppenheim, David, 1950-1990, undated see also Adler, Ellen20



BOX-FOLDER 60I/8-10

Oppenheim, David, 1942-1946, undated

(78 items)BOX 42 Oppenheim, Reba 1988

1Or, Carmen 1985-86

2Orand, Michael 1987

1Orbón, Julián 1960

1Orchestra Dell'Accademia Nazionale Di Santa Cecilia 1988-90

2Orent, Joel & Leah 1976-89, n.d.

6Orgad, Ben-Zion 1957

1Orkin, Ruth & Mary 1945-85

2BOX 43 Ormandy, Eugene 1949-79

28Ormandy, Fay & Martin 1988

1Ornstein, Severo 1979

1Orphanos, Stathis 1989

1Orrego, Juan-Felipe 1988

1Orrego-Salas, Juan A. & Carmen 1946-89, n.d.

11Ortega Saavedra, Daniel 1989

1Orth, Peter n.d.

1Ortiz, John 1960-65

3Ortner, Richard 1988-90, n.d. (see also Stringer, Mark)

4Ortona, [?] 1969

1Osborn, Janet 1975

1O'Shea, Paloma 1988

1Osnos, Max 1949-67

6



Ostendorf, John 1982, n.d.2

Ostransky, Leroy 19461

Ostrovsky, Alexander 1986-882

Ostrow, Stuart 19681

Otis, Brian 1960-612

Otterloo, Willem van 1966-742

Oue, Eiji, Jiro & Eiko 1985-91, n.d.6

Outcalt, Carola 19571

Oxenburg, Allen Sven 1955-572

Ozawa, Seiji 1960-90, n.d.13

Pack, David, Gale & Beth 1973-90, n.d.31

Packiam, John (see Giardino, Chris)Padroff, Jay 1990

1Paeff, Bashka 1960

1Page, Justin 1987

1Page, Robert 1982

1Page, Tim 1984

1Page, Willis 1956-60

2Pagliassotti, Pier Giorgio 1989

1Pailthorpe, Daniel 1990

1Palamountain, Joseph C., Jr. 1975

1Paley, Stephen 1987

1Paley, William S. 1957-78

7Pallavicini, Gaea 1988-90, n.d.

4



Palma, Mike 19831

Palmer, Todd 19871

Palmer, Tony 1968-762

Paniaras, Kosta 19591

Paola, Frank 19641

Paone, Remigio 19671

Papp, Joseph 19761

Pappas, Irene 19801

Paray, Paul 1959-624

Parisot, Aldo 19641

Parker, Dorothy 19451

Parness, Evan & Brian 19902

Parris, Robert 1961-624

Partos, Oedoen 1963-683

Pasquier, Yves & Eva Wagner 1983-882

Pasternak, Boris 1959-81, n.d.19

Pataki, István 19881

Patinkin, Sheldon 1968-888

Patrick, Jon n.d.1

Patrón-Marchand, Miguel 1976-772

Patterson, Judith (see Barnell, Ron)Paul VI, Pope 1974

1Pavarotti, Luciano 1988

1Paz, Gideon & Alon 1971-88

4



Peabody, Judy 19871

Peabody, Samuel 19881

Peachey, Carolyn 1988-912

BOX-FOLDER 60I/11 Pearle, Shirley Gabis, 1943, undated(7 items)

BOX 43 Pearlman, Moish, 1956-1984(6 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60I/12 Pearlman, Moish, 1953-1954(2 items)

BOX 44 Pears, Peter 1975, n.d.2

Peavy, Leopold, Jr. n.d.1

Peck, Gregory & Veronique 1966-882

Peerce, Jan & Alice 1952-804

BOX-FOLDER 60I/13 Peggram, Reed, 1937-1938, undated(6 items)

BOX 44 Peirson, Tom 19881

Pekinel sisters 19881

Pell, Claiborne 19882

Pelletier, Wilfrid & Rose Bampton 1959-773

Penner, Joseph A. 19891

Pennisi, Celestino n.d.1

Perahia, Murray 19771

Peres, Shimon 19791

Peress, Maurice 1960-9018

Pergament, Ann Harris 1988-904

Perkins, Tony 19661

Perl, Susan & Otto 1988-903

Perle, Shirley (Gabis Rhoads), George & family 1941-9134



Perlin, Bernard 19781

Perlis, Jack 19591

Perlis, Vivian 1983-893

Perlman, Eric 1988 (see also Goshen, Martita)1

Perlman, Itzhak & family 1987-91, n.d.6

Perlman, Jack 1958-592

Perlmutter, Nathan 19711

Perna, Dana n.d.1

Perry, Doug 19861

Perry, Thomas (Tod) & Helen 1957-9015

Persegati, Walter 1973-912

Persichetti, Vincent 1947-683

Peschke, Paul 19882

Peters, Arthur & Sally 1985-896

Peters, Roberta 19641

Peyrieux, Natacha 19881

Peyser, Joan 1983-877

Pfund, Romely 19881

Phillips, Ann n.d.1

Phillips, Robert 19591

Piatigorsky, Gregor (Grisha) 1957-763

Piccinini, Vittorio Canziani 19891

Pickett, Glenn 19841

Pierce, Robert 19881



Pieters, Jules 19511

Piller, Boaz 1946, n.d.2

Pillitteri, Paolo 19891

Pillsbury, Henry 1986-892

Pinnock, Trevor 19881

Pinto, Guiomar Novaes 1958-612

Pisani, Michael 1984-882

Pisar, Judith & Samuel 1986-903

Piston, Walter 1944-6814

Pittsburgh Symphony Society 19911

Plaut, James 19871

Plaut, Rose 1985-893

Pleasant, Richard 19601

Pleasants, Henry 1957-612

Pleinert, Otto 19881

Pley, Valerie n.d.1

Plimpton, Francis T. P. 1963-642

Plimpton, George 1973-86, n.d.3

Plisetskaya, Maya 19881

Pobbe, Marcella 19591

Podnos, Theodor 1950-743

Pogliano, Cesare 19841

Pogue, Samuel F. 19731

BOX 45 Polakoff, Blossom n.d.1



Polard, René n.d.1

Poleri, Tosi 19891

Polignac, Marie-Blanche de 1983, n.d.2

BOX-FOLDER 60I/14 Polignac, Marie-Blanche de, undated(1 item)

BOX 45 Polisi, Joseph W. 1985-894

Pollack, Elayne & Alex 1987-904

Pollack, Howard 19772

Polygram 1979-88 (see also Deutsche Grammophon)5

Ponselle, Rosa 1956-766

Pope, W. Stuart 19701

Porte, Michael 19891

Porter, Amy 19881

Porter, Andrew 1984-912

Porter, Heather 19841

Portland Youth Philharmonic 19841

Post, Arthur 1986-9024

Poston, Gretchen 19801

Poto, Attilio 19801

Poulenc, Francis 1961-62, n.d.6

Powell, Mel 19611

Praet, Albert 19892

Prager, Miriam (Mrs. Nat Prager) 1963-884

Pratt, Michael 19761

Pratt, Milton 19611



Prawy, Marcel 1956-90, n.d.63

Prendergast, Bob 19831

Prero, Robert Delwyn 1988-905

Presley, Elvis 19621

Presnell, Marsha & Robert 1956-873

BOX-FOLDER 60I/15 Presnell, Robert, Jr., 1951-1955, undated(18 items)

BOX 45 Pressler, Menahem 19491

Preston, Michael n.d.1

Prêtre, Georges 19761

Previn, André 1950-91, n.d.6

Prey, Hermann 19751

Price, Gilbert 19791

Price, Leontyne 19781

Price, Margaret 19751

Priddy, John 1983-843

Prihar, Zvi 19501

Primrose, Dorothy 19491

Prince, Charles 1989-902

Prince, Harold (Hal) 1973-916

Pringle, Liz & John 1988-89, n.d.4

Pritchard, Thomas A. 19551

Proctor, Lois (Mrs. Stanley Proctor) 19691

Prokhorov, Vadim 19871

Prokop, Eugen 1961-882



Propes, A. Z. 19741

Prosev, Toma 19641

Proskauer, Joseph M. 1957-672

Prude, Agnes De Mille (see De Mille, Agnes)Puma, Vincent 1978-89, n.d.

21Purdom, Edmund n.d.

1Putterman, Hazzan David J. 1963-88

6Quach, Helen 1968

1Qualliotine, Armand 1988

1Queler, Eve 1980

1A Quiet Place 1983

88Quinlan, Nina 1990

1BOX 46 Rabb, Maxwell & Ruth 1957-88, n.d.

4Rabin, George, Jeanne & Michael 1957-73

3Rabl, Gottfried ("Rabelé") 1985-88, n.d.

6Rabsilber, Michael 1987

2Rachlin, Sophie n.d.

1Rachmilovich, Jacques 1948

1Rackman, Emanuel ("Manny") 1970-85, n.d.

7Radio France 1975-83

4Radziminski, Wayne 1989

2Rafael, Gideon 1988

1Raffy, Katharine Foote 1959-66, n.d.

55Ragetté, Sylvia 1990

1



Rahnema, Maryam 19881

Rainer, Luise (see Lerman, Leo)Rainer, Roland 1988

1Rainier & Grace, Prince & Princess 1962-88, n.d.

19Raitt, John 1976

1Ralston, Marian (see Coates, Helen (1949))Ramey, Phillip 1970-89

9Ramin, Sid 1933-86, n.d.

11BOX-FOLDER 60I/16 Ramin, Sid, 1940-1945, undated

(3 items)Sealed

BOX 46 Ramin, Sid, Gloria & Ronald 1944-90, n.d.20

Ramjoue, Wolfgang 19881

Rampal, Jean-Pierre 1988-923

Ran, Shulamit 1963-678

BOX-FOLDER 60I/17 Randolph, John, circa 1938(1 item)

BOX 46 Randolph, Johnny 1946-522

Rangel, Maria 19861

Raphael, Dana ("Dolly") 1944-902

BOX-FOLDER 60I/18 Rappaport, Azaria, circa 1948(1 item)

BOX 46 Raskin, Judith 19662

Rasky, Harry 19851

Ratcliff, J. D. 19581

Ratcliffe, Thomas G., Jr. 19461

Ratner, Bob 19571

Ratner, Leonard 19601



Rauch, Greta 1956-572

Raver, Leonard 1976-905

Ravina, Ruth & Oscar 19881

Ravinia Festival 19881

Raymont, Henry 1970-833

Read, Gardner 19451

Reagan, Ronald & Nancy 19882

Reardon, John 1968-773

Reaux, Angelina 1985-9014

Rector, Gail 1979-832

Redfield, Yuri 19641

Redinger, Luiz 19851

Reed, Gene 19631

Reed, H. Owen 1944-757

Reed, Rich 19861

Reetz, Vera & Alfred 19571

Reich, Steve 1971-802

Reif, Paul 19602

Reimann-Marcus, Beverle 19901

Reiner, Catherine 1988-903

Reiner, Ethel Linder 1962-64 (see also Bezencenet, Ethel Linder)2

Reiner, Fritz & Carlotta 1940-64, n.d.15

Reiner, Michelle 19571

Reis, Claire 1945-7715



Reis, Mrs. Gordon n.d.1

Reisenberg, Nadia (see Ran, Shulamith)BOX-FOLDER 60I/19 Reitel, Elizabeth, circa 1942-circa 1944, undated

(4 items)BOX 46 Rendl, Andreas, Thomas & Katharina 1985-90

15BOX 47 Resnick, Bertha 1945-46, n.d. (see also Goldstein, Dorothy)

7Resnick, Rose 1978

2Resnick, Selma (see Kaplan, Selma Resnick)Resnik, Regina 1943-68, n.d.

6Respighi, Elsa 1962

1Reston, James ("Scotty") 1984

1Reuben, Arnold 1947

1Reuel, Amalia 1990, n.d.

3Reyns, Gijs 1963-88

4Rhoads, P. 1987

1Rhoads, Shirley (see Perle, Shirley & George)Rhodes, Jane 1962-75

3Rhodes, Susan L. (see Center for U.S.-China Arts Exchange)Ribicoff, Abraham 1959-83

4Rich, Martin & family 1959-89

4Richard, Dan 1984

1Richard, Frances 1987

1Richard, Sister Mary (see Mary Richard, Sister)Richards, Jeffrey 1989

1Richardson, Tony 1958

1Richie, Lionel 1988

1Richman, Lucas 1983-90

2



Richman, Robert 19591

Richter, Gladys (Mrs. Karl Richter) 19811

Richter, Helene n.d.1

Richter, Karl ([in re] see Richter, Gladys)Richter, Sviatoslav 1960, n.d.

2Ricordi, Camillo 1989

1Ricordi, Claudio 1984

1Ricordi, Nanni 1962

1Rieckhoff, Stephan 1983

1Riedel, Gerd 1988

1Riegel, Kenneth 1975

1Riegger, Wallingford 1946-61

26Riegler, Martin 1990

1Ries, Michael 1961

1Righter, Carroll 1961

2Riley, Jay Flash n.d.

1Rinke, Hanno & Irene (Irina) 1980-91, n.d.

13Rinpoche, T'ai Situ 1985 (see also Oliveros, Pauline)

1Rintoul, Richard 1983

1Ripps, Robert 1987-88

2Riso, Osvaldo 1959

1Ritchard, Cyril 1972

1Ritter, Dan 1986

1Ritter, Melvin 1946

2



Rivera, Chita 1965-883

Rivers, Larry n.d.2

Robards, Jason & Betty 19681

Robbie, Seymour 19581

Robbins, Jack 1954-587

Robbins, Jerome 1945-88, n.d.33

BOX-FOLDER 60I/20 Robbins, Jerome, undated(1 item)

BOX 47 Robbins, Lou & Eve 1972-885

Robbins, Morton 19591

Robbins, Myron n.d.1

Roberson, (William) George 19892

Roberts, Kay 19831

Roberts, Owen E. (Ted) 19851

BOX-FOLDER 60I/21 Roberts, Ralph, 1950(1 item)

Robertson, Sidney (see Cowell, Henry)BOX 47 Robeson, Paul 1973

1Robinor, Genia 1989 (see also Leshetizky Association)

1Robinson, Earl 1958-66

2Robinson, Francis 1958-77

4Robinson, Joseph 1990

1BOX-FOLDER 60I/22 Robison, Josh, 1981-1983

(2 items)Sealed

BOX 47 Robison, Paula 1962-884

Rocamora, Wynn 19551

Rochberg, George 1949-794



Rock-Savage, David, Lord Cholmondeley 19811

Rockefeller, David, David, Jr. & families 1972-91, n.d.10

Rockefeller, John D., II & John D., III 1959-612

Rockefeller, Nelson A. 19623

Roddy, Joe 1956-81, n.d.6

Rodgers, Mary (Mary Rodgers Guettel) 1959-9117

Rodgers, Richard & Dorothy 1956-8013

Rodzinska, Ilse 19822

Rodzinski, Artur & Halina 1943-81, n.d.23

Rogers, Bernard 1943-4712

Rogers, Jacquelyn 1978-884

Rogers, Miriam 1956-612

Rogers, Warren 19721

Rogers, Mr. & Mrs. Will, Jr. 19482

Rogoff, Gordon 19851

Rogosin, Fred 1943, n.d.2

Roll, Edward 19741

Ronell, Ann 19581

Rooney, Mickey 19781

BOX-FOLDER 60I/23 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1956(1 item)

BOX 48 Roosevelt, Eleanor, James & Franklin D., Jr. 1945-86 (see also Stevenson,Adlai E.)31

Roosevelt, Emily, 1947-19643

BOX-FOLDER 60I/24 Roosevelt, Robin, 1980(2 items)



Roosevelt, Robin, 1981-19892

Rorem, Ned & Gladys 1957-90, n.d.23

Roseman, Kenneth 19831

Rosen, Bella & William 19821

Rosen, Charles 1972-802

Rosen, Lucie 1946, n.d.2

Rosen, Sumner M. 19881

Rosenberg, Deena 19813

Rosenberger, Walter 19711

Rosenbloom, Esther Shamir 19772

Rosenbloom, Lucile 19841

Rosenman, Lenny n.d.1

Rosenstein, Howard 1987-902

Rosenstock, Milton 1947-90, n.d.22

Rosenstock, Urte 1981-902

Rosenthal, Jean 19711

Rosenthal, Manuel 19461

Rosenwald, Mary 19721

Roskott, Carl 1980-85, n.d.8

Rosoff, Arnold 19641

BOX-FOLDER 60I/25 Ross, Alvin, 1941, undated(4 items)

BOX 48 Ross, Bill 19581

Ross, Glynn 1947-619

Ross, Herbert 1987-882



Ross, Hugh 19881

BOX-FOLDER 60I/26 Ross, Vera and Katia, undated(1 item)

BOX 48 Ross, Worth 19461

Rossellini, Franco 19631

Rossen, Sue 19511

Rossetti, Thomas 19881

Rosten, Norman 1965-90, n.d.7

Rostropovich, Mstislav 1966-91, n.d.20

Roth, Wolfgang 19521

Rothe, Friede 1945-89, n.d.14

Rothenberg, Bea Brown 19641

Rothschild, Germaine de 19691

Rothschild, Philippine de 19882

Rothschild, Robert de 19464

Roussopoulos, Andre 19871

Routledge, Patricia 1976-886

Roux, Norbert 19532

BOX-FOLDER 60I/27 Rovina, Hanna, 1947(1 item)

BOX 48 Royen, Hein J. van 19892

Rozsa, Miklos 1943-6410

Rubenovitz, Herman H. 1963-645

Rubensohn, Emmy 19611

Rubenstein, Helen 19901

Rubin, David W. 1960-622



Rubin, Esther 1986-89, n.d.5

Rubinstein, Aniela (Nela), Arthur & John 1977-91, n.d.6

Rubio, Jose Luis 19841

BOX 48 Rudel, Julius 1960-904

Rudié, Robert 19601

Rudolf, Elizabeth 19641

Rudolf, Gus 19553

Ruggles, Carl 19601

Rukeyser, Muriel, 19591

BOX-FOLDER 60I/28 Rukeyser, Muriel, undated(1 item)

Rusk, Dean 19641

BOX-FOLDER 60I/29 Russell, Bill, 1979-1989(5 items)

BOX 48 Russell, Jeanne 1976-84, n.d.7

Russell, John & Rosamond (Peggy, or "Peg-Leg"), 1948-1990, undated seealso Bernier, Rosamond17

Russell, Rosalind 19571

Russo, William 1957-775

Ryack, Phyllis (Mrs. Eddie Ryack) 1987-882

Ryan, John, DD, & Nin 1957-643

Ryan, Vincent J. 19641

Rybb, Leo, Phyllis & Catherine 1960-704

Rybier-Borisow, Felicia 19872

Rychtarik, Richard 1945-766

Rysanek, Leonie 19791



BOX 49 Sachar, Abram L. 1950-90 (see also Fine, Irving)54

Sachs, Ernest 19621

Sack, Zilla 19501

Sacks, Julian 19711

Sado, Yutaka & Akiko 1988-906

Sager, Christopher Czaja 19852

BOX-FOLDER 60I/30 Sager, Gordon, 1945-1946(3 items)

BOX 49 Sahl, Mike 19471

Saint-Subber, Arnold 1952-742

Sale, William Barnett 19901

Salesky, Brian 19821

Salomon, Frank 19891

Salquin, Hedy (see Boulanger, Nadia)Salska, Anna 1984

1Saltonstall, Nathaniel 1945-57

4Salzman, P. 1976

1Samuels, Dorothy J. 1981

1Sanderling, Thomas 1984-86

2Sandmeier, R. Scott 1987

1Sano, Mitsunori 1988-90, n.d.

3Saperton, David 1959

2BOX-FOLDER 60I/31 Saputelli, Bill, 1941

(5 items)BOX 49 Sarandon, Susan n.d.

1Sardi, Vincent & June 1988-89

2



Sargent, Sir Malcolm n.d.1

Sarin, Irving 1960-647

Sarnoff, Anna (see Moffo, Anna)Sarnoff, Dorothy 1956

1Sarnoff, Robert 1988

1Sasaki, Ruth 1962

1Sass, Sylvia 1986

1Sataloff, Bob & Dahlia 1988

1Satow, Ernest n.d.

1Saudek, Robert 1956-89 (see also Bernstein, Sidney L.)

12BOX-FOLDER 60I/32 Saudek, Robert, 1956

(1 item)BOX 49 Saunder, Remi 1974

1Saunderson, Alexander "Sandy" 1963

1Sauza, Francisco Javier 1982

1Saveana, Helia 1974

1Savelli, Gianni 1967

5Saver, Jeffrey 1988

2Saxon, Hanna n.d.

2Saye, Theo n.d.

1Sayre, Francis B., Jr. 1973

1Schapira, [?] 1975

1Schat, Peter 1978-88, n.d.

7Schell, Maria 1986-88, n.d. (see also Shchedrin, Rodion)

5Schell, Maximilian 1988

1



Schenck, Andrew 1985-862

Schenk, Otto 1970, n.d.2

Schenker, Erich 19821

Schermerhorn, Kenneth DeWitt 1955-8829

BOX-FOLDER 60I/33 Schermerhorn, Kenneth DeWitt, 1957-1989(4 items)

BOX 49 Scherr, Ronald 19903

BOX-FOLDER 60I/34 Scheuale(?), Cattie O., 1941(1 item)

BOX 49 Schiff, Charles 19481

Schiller, Jonathan 1976-863

Schimmel, David M. 1971-848

Schippers, Thomas 1958-76, n.d.7

Schirmer, G., Inc. 1957-723

Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr. 1967-857

Schlesinger, John 19821

Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival 1986-895

Schloss, Jean Kenin 19891

Schmedes, [?] 19811

Schmidl, Peter 19861

Schmidt, Helmut & Loki 1979-9010

Schmidt-Garre, Beate and Jan, 1989(2 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60I/35 Schmidt-Garre, Beate, undated(1 item)Sealed

BOX-FOLDER 60I/36 Schmidt-Garre, Jan Martin, 1981-1982(2 items)Sealed

BOX 49 Schnee, Murray 19521



Schneider, Alexander 1958-882

Schneider, Gary M. 19901

Schneider, Peter 19771

Schneyersov, Grigori 19591

Schnitzer, Robert 19671

Schoeller, Anne 19711

Schoenbach, Sol & Bertha 1975-914

Schoenberg, Arnold 19441

Schölpen, Barbara 19871

Schönburg, Lili & Agatha 1976-91, n.d.10

Schorr, Danny 19571

Schott-Verlag 19881

Schottland, Charles (see Brandeis University)Schoyen, Jeff 1981

1Schramm, Rüdiger (see Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival)Schrier, Morris M. 1957-88

3Schröder-Reinhold, Ursula 1979

1Schroyens, Daniël 1984

1Schubart, Mark 1960-91

3Schulberg, Budd 1972-89

7Schuler, Robert C. 1962

1Schuller, Gunther 1957-71, n.d.

7Schuller, Robert H. 1987

2BOX 50 Schultz, Klaus and Ponto, Corinna 1979

1Schulz, Gernot 1987-89, n.d.

13



Schulze-Schlutius, Monika & Heide 19901

Schuman, William Howard & Frankie 1939-91, n.d.108

Schumann, Robert, Gesellschaft 19881

Schuster, Joseph & Katherine 1944-617

Schuster, M. Lincoln 1954-645

Schutz, George 19601

Schwabacher, James 1960-88, n.d.6

Schwalbé, Michel n.d. (see also Moor, Paul)1

Schwann, William & Aire-Maija 1967-887

Schwartz, Charles 1975-892

Schwartz, Stephen & family 1974-89, n.d.7

Schwarz, Gerard & Jody 19881

Schwarz, Henning 19901

Schwarzbraun, Fredy 19861

Schweitzer, Albert 19652

Schwertsik, Kurt 1983-862

Scott, Pippa 19561

Scripps, Douglas n.d.1

Sebastian, Gina 19881

Secrest, Meryle 19921

Seehafer, Reinhard & the Youth-Symphony-Orchestra of East Germany19881

Segal, Martin E. 1989-912

Seggerman, Susan n.d.1



Segill, Bernardo 19681

Seidel, Fred 19901

Seidl, Josef 19851

Seidler, Judith 19862

Seiler, Thomas 1981-883

Seiniger, Samuel 1944-522

Sela, Michael 19871

Selby, John 1945-488

Seldes, Marian (see Claman, Marian)Seligman, Bernie 1957

1Sellars, James 1985-90

4Sellers, Michael 1985

1Selman, Ruth 1988

1Selzer, Joseph 1991

1Selznick, Irene Mayer 1947-83

2Selznick, Jennifer (Mrs. David O. Selznick) n.d.

1BOX-FOLDER 60I/37 Semenoff, Simon, 1979

(1 item)BOX-FOLDER 60I/38 Sender, Lee, 1982-1988, undated

(5 items)Sealed

BOX 50 Sepeshy, Zoltan n.d.1

Seppelt, Benno 1976-822

Seppilli, Lily 1950-9110

Serebrier, José 1976-904

Serembe, Gilberto (see Brusa, Elisabetta)Sereni, Mario 1964-72

2



Sergi, Arturo 19901

Serkin, Rudolf 1970-842

Serly, Tibor 19651

Serry, John 19801

Sersale, Paolo 19871

Sessions, Roger 19711

Shaffer, Michael B. 19641

Shaffer, Peter 1975-90 (see also Lantz, Robert)5

Shafran, Thelma M. 19841

Shalit, Gene 19841

Shames, Jonathan 19891

Shamir, Yona 1945-732

Shanet, Howard 1947-902

Shankar, Ravi 1965-783

Shapero, Harold 1939-8825

BOX-FOLDER 60I/39 Shapero, Harold, 1940(2 items)

BOX 50 Shapey, Ralph 19603

Shapira, Elyakum 1957-8810

Shapiro, Burton 19881

Shapiro, Hester & Morris 1946-882

Shapley, Harlow 19501

Sharoff, Sanford (Sandile) & Lola 1980-88, n.d.4

Sharoni, Eliad 1986-907

Sharp, William 19881



BOX 51 Shaw, Florence 1945-582

Shaw, Robert 1956-915

Shazar, Zalman 19641

Shchedrin, Rodion and Schell, Maria 19851

Shea, Patrick 19871

Shedroff, Joshua 1989-902

Sheffer, Jonathan 19901

Shelkan, Gregor & Birdie 1955-784

Shelton, Reid 19761

Sheng, Bright 1985-9013

Shepard, Tom 19741

Sherover, Miles 19731

Shirley, George 19691

Shostakovich, Dmitri & Irina 1949-886

Shostakovich, Maxim & family 1988, n.d.7

Shouse, Kay (Mrs. Jouett Shouse) 1968-88, n.d.5

Shriver, Robert Sargent, Jr. (see Kennedys)Shubert Organization, The 1976-80

2Sibelius, Jean 1945-84

2Sichold, Paul 1988

1Siciliani, Francesco 1954-90, n.d.

8Siciliano, Florence & Ralph 1981-89

6Sidky, Ahmed M. 1988

1Siebert, Renée 1986

1



Siegmeister, Elie 1945-6411

Siemens, Peter v. 1981-852

Sikora, Thomas 19881

Sikorski, Hans 1988-912

Silas, Diane (see Barnes, Christopher)Silbern, [?] 1986

1Silberschlag, Eisig 1946

1Silcher, Yehudit 1986

1Sills, Beverly 1982

1Silva, Antonio P. da 1960

1Silver, Ron (see Green, Mark)Silver, Samuel M. 1990

1Silverman, Mollie 1988

1Silverman, Stanley 1971

1Silvers, Robert 1989

1Silverstein, Hilda & Louis 1952-83, n.d.

6Silverstein, Joey 1974

1Simconov, Vladi 1982-85

2Simenauer, Peter 1960

1Simon, Abbey 1956

1Simon, Eric 1945-47

6Simon, George T. 1952

1Simon, Henry 1946-63

19BOX-FOLDER 60I/40 Simon, Henry, 1954

(1 item)BOX 51 Simon, Paul 1991

1



Simoni, Luciano 19821

Simons, Bud 19751

Simpson, Barbara 19881

Sinatra, Frank 1961-882

Singer, Irving 1973-91, n.d.18

Singer, Jacques 19461

Singer, Malcolm 19811

Singer, Norman 19811

Singer, Sue 19581

Singh, Pritam & Annie n.d.1

Singleton, Alvin 19851

Sirmay, Albert 1957-6310

Sjökvist, Gustaf 19891

Skinner, B.F. 19731

Skinner, Thomas 19891

Skolovsky, Zadel 1959-882

Skrowaczewski, Stanislaw 1964-712

Slade, Julian n.d.1

Slater, Carol 19851

Slatkin, Leonard 19861

Slezak, Walter 19822

Sloane, Robert B. 19551

Slonimsky, Nicolas 1947-893

Smejkal, Bohumil 19911



BOX 52 Smit, Leo 1947-91, n.d.56

Smith, Art & Barbara 19571

Smith, Bill 19562

Smith, Carleton Sprague 19891

Smith, Craig R. 19891

Smith, David 19881

Smith, Erik & Priscilla 1969-88, n.d.5

Smith, Ethel 19591

Smith, Fred 19901

Smith, Lawrence Leighton 19741

Smith, Lee n.d.1

Smith, Marie 1981-904

Smith, Oliver 1962-84, n.d. (see also Chase, Lucia)15

BOX-FOLDER 60I/41 Smith, Oliver, 1950-1951(2 items)

BOS 52 Smith, Peter 1989-902

Smith, Philip & family 19881

Smith, Rand 1947, n.d.5

Smith, Russell 19601

Smith, Thomas W. 19591

Smoot, W. Scott 19881

Smuin, Michael 19881

Snapp, Bette 19881

Soester, Sylvia (Vickers) 19911

Sokoloff, Boris 1970 (see also Ormandy, Eugene)1



Sokolow, Anna 1974-88 (see also Meyers, David G. and Warren, Larry)10

BOX-FOLDER 60I/42 Solomon, Cyril, 1950(1 item)

Solomon, Cyril ("Chuck"), Sylvia, and Nancy, 1980-1988, undated4

Solomon, Sevi Sorelle & Izler 19582

Solti, Sir Georg & Lady 1962-896

Somach, Barbara J. 19881

Somary, Stephen 1983-903

Somer, Hilde 19571

Sondheim, Stephen 1956-91, n.d. (see also Dramatists Guild Council)43

Sony Classical 1989-91 (see also Ohga, Norio)5

Soria, Dorle & Dario 1956-88, n.d.7

Souillot, Patrick 1989-904

Sour, Robert 1968-802

Sousedík, Tomás 19901

Souvaine, Geri 19641

Souzay, Gérard 1975, n.d.2

Spader, Todd & Jean 19881

Spaeth, Sigmund (see Ax, Emanuel)Specter, Edward 1960-63

2Speiser, Maurice J. 1945

1Speiser, Raymond A. 1950

1Spencer, S. A. ("Sash") 1989

2Spencer Bentley, Clive J. 1987

1BOX-FOLDER 60I/43 Spencer Bentley, Clive J., 1982-1988, undated

(18 items)Sealed



BOX 52 Spender, Stephen 1961-896

BOX-FOLDER 60J/1 Spender, Stephen, undated(3 items)

BOX 52 Spera, Agostino 19901

Sperry, Paul 1988-89, n.d.3

Speyer, Kiki 1945-813

BOX-FOLDER 60J/2 Speyer, Kiki, 1940-1945, undated(4 items)

BOX 52 Speyer, Louis ("Lepke"), Camille ("Poupsie") & André 1963-81, n.d.3

Spiegel, Mildred (see Zucker, Mildred)Spiegel, Sam 1956

1Spiegelman, Joel 1968-80

2Spiegl, Fritz 1985-88

3Spiro, David 1987-90

11Spivakovsky, Tossy 1950-62

8Springer, Alois 1967-68

2Springer, Axel & Friede 1981

3Sproul, Harold C. 1962

1Sproul, J.E. 1958

1Staar, René 1990

1Stafford, Jo 1956

1Stagliano, Margo Willauer 1960

1Stahl, David 1968-90, n.d.

16BOX 53 Stamas, Stephen 1987-90

5Standard, Samuel 1970

1Stanger, Russell 1961-89

7Stanton, Frank (see CBS)



Stanton, Joan & Arthur 1980-886

Stapleton, Maureen n.d.1

Stark, B. 19851

Starke, Gerhard & Dorothea 1981-86, n.d.3

Starr, Herman 1959-622

Starr, Mark 19711

State Historical Society of Wisconsin (see Blitzstein Collection Register)Steber, Eleanor 1973-88

2Steel, George, Sarah & Katy 1981-91, n.d.

54BOX-FOLDER 60J/3 Steele, Tom, 1980

(1 item)BOX-FOLDER 60J/4 Steele, Tom, undated

(3 items)Sealed

BOX 53 Steffe, Edwin 19761

Stein, Jean 1988-906

Stein, Jules 19591

Stein, Kate 1978-897

Stein, Stephen and Lacy, Randolph 1988, n.d.2

Steinberg, Arthur 1944-464

BOX-FOLDER 60J/5 Steinberg, Milton, 1946(1 item)

BOX 53 Steinberg, Saul 19841

Steinberg, William 1970-722

Steinberger, Batja & Yaacob 1950-852

Steinbrink, Mark 1985-89, n.d.7

Steinem, Gloria 19891

Steiner, Lee R. 19811



Steinert, Daniel A. 19871

Stelling, William 19801

Stepner, Bernard 19591

Sterling, Friede & Bob 19641

Stern, Aaron 1982-90 (see also Diamand, Peter)8

BOX-FOLDER 60J/6 Stern, Aaron, 1982-1989, undated(9 items)Sealed

BOX 53 Stern, Anne Bigelow 19871

Stern, Arthur 1944-502

Stern, Danny n.d.1

Stern, Herbert 19451

Stern, Isaac, Vera & Michael 1947-90, n.d.25

Stern, James 19631

BOX-FOLDER 60J/7 Stern, Jessica, 1989(1 item)

BOX 53 Stern, Jossi/Yossi, 1964-1989, undated(22 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/8 Stern, Jossi/Yossi, 1950-1951(15 items)Includes photographs.

BOX 53 Sternberg, Jonathan 19711

Stevens, George, Jr. 1979-824

Stevens, James 19821

Stevens, Mark 19881

Stevens, Risë 19751

Stevens, Roger L. & Christine 1956-88, n.d. (see also Austin, J. Paul)18

Stevenson, Adlai E. 1956-632

Stewart, Reginald 1957-673



Stockhausen, Karlheinz 1959-707

Stoessinger, Caroline 1986-90, n.d.7

Stöhr, Richard 1943-7423

Stokes, Carl 1985-902

BOX 54 Stokowski, Leopold 1947-8817

Stoltzman, Richard 19801

Stolz, Anne n.d.1

Stolz, Robert & Einzi 1972-88, n.d.4

Stone, Dewey 19582

Stoyanovich, Betsy 19871

Strasfogel, Ignace & Alma 1945-772

Stratas, Teresa 19721

Straus, David 19871

Strauss, Walter 1966-7911

Stravinsky, Igor & Vera 1946-8113

Streisand, Barbra 1980-86, n.d.7

Strelsin, Dorothy & Alfred 19641

Stresemann, Wolfgang 1947-683

Strickland, Stephen 19881

Strilko, Anthony 1983-888

Stringer, Mark 1989-91, n.d.16

Stroud, Philip n.d.1

Stroumillo, Olga 1975-823

Strouse, Charles ("Buddy") 1958-594



Struthers, Sally 19901

Studebaker, Julie 1988-905

Sturgess, Bob 19761

Stuttgart: Rundfunk Stuttgart 19701

Styne, Jule & family and Dubonnet, Ruth 1956-88, n.d.17

Styron, William & Rose 1971-88 (see also Stein, Jean)4

Subrt, Miroslav 19721

Südwestdeutsche Konzertdirektion 19881

Sulkin, Sidney 19621

Sullivan, Ed 19582

Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs 19911

Sundgaard, Arnold 19511

Sureck, Nancy 19901

Surratt, Jerl 19881

Susskind, Walter 19631

Sutherland, David & Nancy 1988-893

Swarowsky, Hans 1968 (see also Baumgärtel, Susanne & Till)2

Swartz, George 19681

Swift, Kay 19551

Swig, Melvin 1979-882

Symington, Anne 19731

Symonds, Bernie 19591

Symonds, Edith 19431

Szabó, Anna 19891



Szell, George 1944-707

Szeryng, Henryk 19821

Szigeti, Joseph (Jóska) 1944-798

Tabuchi, Yoshihisa & Setsuya 19903

Takahara, Mamoru 19851

Takanashi, Katsuya 1989-902

Talgam, Itay 19891

Talma, Louise 1962-884

Tamarkin, Kate 19882

Tanabe, Minoru 1988, n.d.3

Tanenbaum, Yadin 19885

Tangeman, Nell 1946-607

Tanglewood Music Center 198861

Tansman, Alexandre 1947-767

Tarrès i Fontan, Josep & Pia 1984-90, n.d.3

Tatrai, Vilmos 19881

Taylor, Clifford 1960-614

Taylor, Dorice 19591

Taylor, Elizabeth 1987-882

Taylor, Harold 1956-702

Taylor, Mark Adams 1989-90, n.d.11

Taylor, Matthew 19871

Taylor, Ray 19881

Taylor, Steve n.d.1



Taylor, Sue 19861

Tchaikovsky, Alexander 19881

BOX 55 Tcherepnin, Alexander & Ming 1963-9015

Tchor, Harry 19901

Tebaldi, Renata 19701

Tebet, David 19611

Teich, E. Tamara 19841

Teitlebaum, Josie 19601

Telmanyi, Anne Marie 19791

Temerson, Leon 19881

Temes, David 19791

Temple, Shirley (see Black, Shirley Temple)Thackeray, Zachary 1989

1Thant, U 1964-65

2Thatcher, Molly 1947

2Thaviu, Samuel 1988

1Theodorakis, Mikis 1970

1Thiele, Krista 1983

1Thomas, Elisabeth (Lisa) Hunt 1984-85

5Thomas, Elsie & Herman 1984-91, n.d.

12Thomas, Jamie & David 1984-85

4Thomas, Jess & Violeta 1976-88, n.d.

5Thomas, Lewis 1978-81

2Thomas, Michael 1988

1



Thomas, Michael Tilson 1983-90, n.d.8

Thompson, Helen M. 19701

Thompson, Marge, Palmer & Marolee 19881

Thompson, Randall & Varney 1940-8316

Thompson, Thomas 19721

Thomson, Virgil 1945-89, n.d.13

Thonet, Adelheid (Heidel) 19901

Thorne, Francis 1959-9029

Thorne, Mary n.d.1

Thorpe, William 1988-892

Thrash, Charles Wilson, Jr. 19851

Thulean, Donald 1988-902

Tichnor, Alan J. 19781

Tilley, Jane R. 19891

Timoshenko, Yuri 1960-74, n.d.4

Titcomb, Caldwell 19781

Tjader, Cal and Fischer, Clare 19602

Tocco, James 1980-88, n.d. (see also Alcalay, Eugene)12

Todd, Mike 19551

Toklas, Alice 19601

Tolsted, Elmer 1959-899

BOX-FOLDER 60J/9 Tolsted, Elmer, 1946-1947(7 items)

BOX 55 Tomkins, Leslie n.d. (see also Barrett, Michael)1

Tomkins, Millicent 19881



Tomura, Ichiro 19741

Toobin, Jerome 19561

Tooley, John 19781

Torrence, Richard and Yaeger, Marshall 1985-892

Tortelier, Paul 19571

Toscanini, Arturo, Walter & Wally 1949-797

Tourel, Jennie and Davidson, Dora 1943-87, n.d.27

Traube, Shepard 19681

Trigere, Pauline 19881

Trimble, Lester 1958-707

Trojan, Václav 19821

BOX-FOLDER 60J/10 Tropin(?), Jimmy, 1944-circa 1950(4 items)

BOX 55 Troyanos, Tatiana 19711

Tsang, Bion 1986-896

Tsiter, Chrysostomos 19811

Tucci, Gabriella 1964-702

Tuch, Hans (Tom) 19831

Tucker, Clarice 19891

Tucker, Richard 1966-842

Tuohikorpi, Tatu 19731

Tureck, Rosalyn 1945-685

Turkin, Marshall 1984-883

Turnage, Wayne 19891

Turner, Chuck 1984-895



Tuthill, Burnet C. 19441

BOX 56 Umansky, Abraham Lionel 19451

Unitel 1989-90, n.d.4

Unseth, Theodore P. 19811

Updike, John n.d.1

Uppman, Jean & Ted 1983-864

Urquhart, Craig, Geoff & Robert, Don & Virginia 1978-90, n.d.28

Usdan, David 1985-882

Ussachevsky, Vladimir (see Varèse, Edgard)Vak, Karl 1985

1Valdés S., Gabriel 1980

1Valéry, François, 1948-1991, undated

(16 items)BOX-FOLDER 60J/11 Valéry, François, 1946-1988, undated

(30 items)BOX 56 Valmalète, Marie-Anne Pochet de 1988

1Van der Linden, Wim 1989

1Van der Meer, Ruud 1990

1Van Raalte, Peggy 1988-90

3Van Vechten, Carl 1944-45

2Vance, Vick 1988

1Vanden Heuvel, William J. (see Heuvel, William J. vanden)Vanderbilt, R. 1959

1Varani, Aurora (Auro) 1982-90, n.d.

17Varèse, Edgard & Mrs. 1964-66

4Varga, Laszlo 1958

1Vaughan Williams, Ralph 1965-66

2



Vega, Julia 1961 (see also Coates, Helen (1958))1

Velis, Andrea 1973-882

Vengerova, Isabelle 1943-44, n.d.4

Verdone, Luca 1988-912

Veretti, Antonio & Ines 1954-82, n.d.5

Verga, Carla 19841

Vermel, Paul 1955-592

Veronis, John 19681

Verrall, John (see Rudolf, Gus)Vicharieff, Yuri

see Vikharieff, YuriVictor, Eric 1959

1Vienna: Wiener Jeunesse-Chor, österreichischer Bundestheaterverband,

Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor, WienerKonzerthausgesellschaft, Wiener Staatsoper 1988-916

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 1946-89, n.d.36

Vier Jahreszeiten Hotel, München 19881

Vigeland, Hans 19761

BOX-FOLDER 60J/12 Vikharieff, Yuri, 1959-1988(8 items)

BOX 56 Vikharieff, Yuri and Galina, 1959-1991(28 items)

Villa-Lobos, Heitor 19652

Villavicincio, Johann 19781

Villon, François 19881

Vincent, David W. 19761

Visconti, Luchino 1955-65, n.d.8

BOX-FOLDER 60J/13 Vlad, Alessio, 1979-1985(2 items)Sealed



BOX 56 Vlad, Roman, Licia and Alessio, 1979-1989(5 items)

Vladimirov, Gavril 19721

Vlahopoulos, Saki 19881

Vogel, Adolph 19611

Vogelgesang, Frederick 19861

Vogl, Liliane 19891

Voketaitis, Arnold 19882

Von Raabe, Philip & Philip (Jr.) 1989, n.d. (see also Harmon, Charles)2

Voshart, Marianne n.d.1

Vozlinsky, Pierre 1981-91 (see also Radio France)6

Voznesensky, Andrei 19871

Vranitzky, Franz 1987-90, n.d.5

Vyner, Louis 19581

BOX 57 Wadsworth, Charles & Susan 1977-916

Wadsworth, Stephen (Zinsser) 1980-90, n.d.41

Wager, Michael ("Mendy") & Susy 1964-89, n.d.9

Wagner, Edith & Thomas 19881

Wagner, Eva (see Pasquier, Yves)Wagner, Friedelind 1988-89

3Wagner, Josef 1946

2Wagner, Joseph Frederick 1944-59

9Wagner, Susan 1957

1Wagner, Wieland 1959

1Wagner, Wolfgang 1970

1



Wakefield-Cristy, Kevin 19821

Wald, Jerry 19541

Waldheim, Kurt 1972-882

Waldrop, Gideon 1967-843

Walker, Charles ("Chic") 1983-89, n.d.9

Walker, John 19891

Walker, John Clark 1983, n.d.2

Walker, Judith Brodsky n.d.1

Walker, Nancy 1989-91, n.d.3

BOX-FOLDER 60J/14 Wallace, Helen, 1951(1 item)

BOX 57 Wallace, Kevin 1957, n.d.4

BOX-FOLDER 60J/15 Wallace, Kevin, 1944-1951, undated(24 items)

BOX 57 Wallace, Mike n.d.2

Wallenberger, Jonathan V. 19861

Wallenstein, Alfred ("Wally") 1957-624

Walter, Bruno 1944-627

Walter, Nelly 19571

Walters, Barbara 19711

Waltman, Don 19891

Walton, Sir William & Lady 1987, n.d.3

Warburg, Edward M. M. 19581

Ward, Robert 19451

Ware, John R. 1982-91, n.d.7

Warkow, Stewart J. 1957-895



Warner, John A. 19581

Warren, Larry 19901

Watenphul, Mrs. Alexander Peiffer ("JuJu") 19881

Watson, Linda n.d.1

Watts, André 1961-778

Waxman, Ernest 19452

Waxman, Franz 1957-594

Way, Charles 19901

Weaver, William 19731

Webb, Charles H., Kenda & family 1982-90, n.d.37

Weber, Ben 1952-61, n.d.4

Weber, Hans & Klara 19882

Weber, Mary 19861

Webster, Albert K. (Nick) & Sally 1971-89 (see also New YorkPhilharmonic)5

Wechmar, Rüdiger, Susanne & Yvonne von 1979-908

Wechsberg, Joseph 19671

Wechsler, Samuel 1958-7215

Weeks, Edward (Ted) 19721

Weeks, Susan 19851

Wegg, S. James 19851

Wehr, David A. 19831

BOX 58 Weidenfeld, George 1960-682

Weidinger, Christoph 19842

Weill, Lotte Lenya (see Lenya, Lotte)



Weinberg, Ann (Bernstein) 19811

Weinberg, Peter 19831

Weiner, Elliot 19751

Weiner, Lazar 19741

Weiner, Stanley 1963-882

Weingarden, Louis 19891

Weingartner, Felix 19291

Weinstein, Alex 19632

Weinstein, Isabelle & Sidney 19882

Weinstein, Lewis (Lew) & Selma 1983-91, n.d. ([incl. typescript of"Leonard Bernstein at 65 - Some Personal Notes"] see also Bernstein,Jenny)14

Weintraub, Eugene 1959-632

Weintraub, Jacob 1989-902

Weiser, Elly & Peter 1971-9325

Weisgal, Alexandra 1981-853

Weisgal, Meyer W. 1959-775

Weiskopf, Robert 19591

Weiss, Helmut n.d.1

Weiss, Julie 19601

Weiss, Sandy 1980-897

Weiss, Ted 1982-832

Weissberger, L. Arnold 1954-562

Weissel, William ("Willy") & Carmen 1962-90, n.d.18

Weissenberg, Alexis ("Sigi") 1947 (see also Coates, Helen (1951, 1952))1



Weissenstein, Heinz 19881

Weizmann, Chaim & Vera 1949-502

Weizsäcker, Richard von 1988-89 (see also Milliker, Erich)3

Welch, Joseph 1956-594

Wellborn, Shana 1989-903

Wells, Herman B. 19881

Wells, John 1988-91, n.d.8

Wen-chung, Chou 1988-89 (see also Center for United States-China ArtsExchange and Varèse, Edgard)2

Weng, Elizabeth 1984, n.d.2

Weng, Wei-Zhi 1982-885

Werczynski, Stephen 1989-905

Wernick, Richard (see Riegger, Wallingford)Wertenbaker, Lael (see Rosenthal, Jean)Wesker, Arnold 1963-65

3West Side Story 1957

140Westenburg, Richard 1978-82

4Westerfield, Richard 1987

1Westminster Choir 1988

1Westrum, Geerd 1983-88

2Whallon, Evan 1963

1BOX-FOLDER 60J/16 Wheelwright, John, circa 1939

(1 item)BOX 58 Whipple, George C. 1956

1White, Ian Carter n.d.

1White, Molly 1990

1



White, Richard C. 19811

White, Robert 19591

White, Wendy 19861

Whiteford, Joseph S. 19682

Whitehead, Robert 19851

Whittemore, Buck and Lowe, Jack 19571

BOX 59 Widrow, Max & Miriam 1986-883

Wiesel, Elie & Marion 1985-894

Wiesner, Jerome B. 19761

Wigglesworth, Frank 19581

Wiisholm, [?] 19651

Wilbur, Richard & Charlee 1972-91, n.d.7

Wilder, Philip n.d.4

Wilder, Thornton 1958-752

Wiley, Alexander 19581

Wiley, Irene and Cathey, Reggie 1986-907

Wilkins, Roger 1970-883

Willheim, Fritz & Sigrid 1984-90, n.d.12

Williams, Andy 19861

Williams, Camilla 19881

Williams, David A. 19891

Williams, John 19871

Williams, John J. 19902

Williams, Nancy 19911



Williams, Paul B. 19571

Williams, Susan 19621

Williamson, Marianne 19891

Willis, Beth, Gregg & Megan 19881

Wilshire, Robert V. 19881

Wilson, Ann 19881

Wilson, Dorothy 19901

Wilson, Ransom 1982-88, n.d.6

Wilson, Robert M. 1989, n.d.2

Wilson, Stella Adler (see Adler, Stella)Wine, Jim & Charlie 1985-88, n.d.

9Wingreen, Harriet 1986-89, n.d.

7Winograd, Arthur 1955-64

2Witkin, Miriam/Music Box Canteen, Inc. 1944-45

7Wittgenstein, Paul 1946-47

3WNYC (Radio/Television) 1980

1Wobisch, Helmut 1966-70 (see also Wechsberg, Joseph)

3Woelfle, Arthur W. (Bud) 1983

1Woitach, Richard 1987

1Wolf, Mary Hunter 1964

1Wolfe, Stanley 1965

1Wolfes, Felix 1958

1Wolffers, Jules 1964

1Wolfington, Vincent 1982

1



Wolpe, Stefan 1948-8011

Wonderful Town 195380

Wood, Sybil 19812

Woodiel, Paul ("Pablito") 1984-90, n.d.17

Woodside, Lyndon 19801

Woodworth, Ellery 1980-822

Wooldridge, Hugh 19891

Wörsching, Kay 1988, n.d.3

Worth, Irene 19881

Wright, William 1984-893

Wrong, Henry 1986-893

Wulsin, Lucien & Peggy 1956-665

Wummer, John 19651

Wunderer, Renate 1978-90, n.d.25

Wunderlich, Constanze 19881

Wunsch-Mainzer, Ilse 19861

Wuorinen, Charles 19631

Wylach, Karin 19881

Wyman, Philip 1956-574

Wyner, Yehudi 1956-856

BOX 60 Xenakis, Iannis 19642

Yaacov, Ester 19901

Yaeger, Marshall (see Torrence, Richard)Yale, Lettie, Norman & Buffie 1981

4



Yannatos, James 1955-8810

Yarden, Gideon & Carmela 19881

Yardumian, Richard 1944-5916

Yegar, Moshe 19871

Yenawine, Philip 1989-902

Yeslawsky, Selma (see Weinstein, Lewis & Selma)Yetman, Cathy 1987

1Yevtushenko, Yevgeny 1979-86, n.d.

3Yohay, Jack 1985

1Yonkman, Jerry 1982

1Yorck, Ruth 1957

1Yosselevitch, A. 1983

1Young, John J. 1981-90

5Zadikov, Rosemarie Tauris 1988

1Zahn, Mrs. G. Walter 1983

1Zalken, William 1971

1Zambianchi, Anna 1988

1Zarem, Robert M. 1989

2Zaslaw, Neal 1989

1Zazofsky, Edith & George 1957

1Zeffirelli, Franco 1956-90, n.d.

36Zegler, Manny 1986

1Zeisler, Erwin Paul 1965

1Zeitlin, Zvi & Marianne 1965-91

9



Zeller, Bob 1957-592

Zeller, Gary L. 1982-835

Zelzer, Sarah 1986-903

Zerba, Craig 19871

Zilk, Helmut 1988-90, n.d.6

Zimbalist, Efrem & Mary Curtis 1949-574

Zimbel, George 19681

Zimbler, Helen & Joseph (Josef) 1988-912

Zimmermann, Frederick 1966, n.d.2

Zinman, David 19881

Zinner, Egbert 1987, n.d.2

Zins, Bogdan 1953-866

Zinsser, Stephen Wadsworth (see Wadsworth, Stephen)Zirato, Bruno & Nina 1943-89, n.d. (see also Coates, Helen (1950) and

New York Philharmonic)30

Zitzlsperger, Rolf and Neugebauer, Michael 1988, n.d.3

Zizza, Elizabeth 19691

Zorek, John H. & Lisl 1984, n.d.2

Zorfas, Judy 19881

Zucca, Mana (see Mana-Zucca)Zucker, Mildred (Spiegel) & Zvi 1936-93, n.d. ([incl. photocopy of 1937

piano composition] see also Peyser, Joan)25

Zuidam, Robert 19901

Zukerman, Pinchas, Eugenia & family 1988-913

Zylstra, Anthony Adama & Irina 1965-825

Incomplete Names and Unidentified Correspondence



BOX-FOLDER 60J/17 A., Hope, 1954(2 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/18 F., Lorna, undated(3 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/19 Fox, C., 1939(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/20 G., Harry, 1948(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/21 L., Paulita (possibly Paula Laurence), undated(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/22 M., D., or P., 1946, undated(2 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/23 N., Ruggero, 1950, undated(4 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/24 R., David, 1938-1940(8 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/25 S., Arnold, 1954(1 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/26 U., Eric, circa 1940-1945(5 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/27 Austin, circa 1939-1945(5 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/28 Beppe or Giuseppe, undated(3 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/29 Bob, circa 1945-1947(7 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/30 Brian, 1949, undated(8 items)Includes photographs.

BOX-FOLDER 60J/31 Danny, 1946(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/32 David, 1946, undated(16 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/33 Don (possibly Davidson), 1935-circa 1939, undated(3 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/34 Eric, 1945(3 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/35 Fred, 1949(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/36 Hal, undated(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/37 Harriet, 1940-1944, undated(13 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/38 Harvey, undated(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/39 Jan, 1948-1951(9 items)



BOX-FOLDER 60J/40 Jurig, 1947-1950(23 items)Includes photograph.

BOX-FOLDER 60J/41 Lee, 1947-1948, undated(17 items)Includes photograph.

BOX-FOLDER 60J/42 Rafi, circa 1948(5 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/43 Ray, 1946(5 items)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/44 Ray, undated(1 item)Photograph only.

BOX-FOLDER 60J/45 Saul (possibly Steinberg), 1953(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/46 Unidentified, undated(1 item)

BOX-FOLDER 60J/47 Unidentified, undated(1 item)

BOX 61 Miscellaneous phone messages prior to death, Aug.-Oct. 1990(63 items)

Unidentified, 1944-1989, undated(2 folders, 118 items)

BOX 62-63 Birthday cards; Get-well cards; Miscellaneous cards and correspondence,1971-1990, undated(504 items)

BOX 64-65 Holiday greeting cards, various dates(277 items)

BOX 66-67 Condolence letters; Acknowledgment lists, 1990-1991(417 items)

BOX 68 (Ov) Birthday cards; Miscellaneous cards and correspondence, 1968-1975,undated(10 items)

60th birthday celebration album of tributes, 1978(136 items)

BOX 69-196 Writings, 1928-19919,256 items, 130 boxesThe "Writings" series of the Leonard Bernstein Collection, is a very

broadly construed grouping of documents. Spanning the years from1928 to 1991 (when an article was published posthumously in the NewYork Times), these writings might also be characterized as non-musicmanuscripts (although many items are typescripts as opposed tomanuscripts, and some items--notably transcripts of interviews--werenot really "written" at all).

The Writings series is divided into four subseries. First is the generalchronological list, which includes the bulk of the writings, arranged indate order--by date of creation, publication, performance, orpresentation, or by some approximate date. This is followed by the



Young People's Concerts scripts (television scripts are chronologized byair date,) other television scripts, and TelePrompTer scripts. The finaltwo subseries are the Norton Lectures and the Book Materials. TheNorton Lectures includes not only Bernstein's manuscript notes, draftscripts, and annotated typescripts, but also notes and outlines of otherswho helped prepare the lectures, research materials, televisionproduction materials, TelePrompTer scripts, and correspondencerelating to the production and distribution of the lectures on video. TheBook Materials includes typescripts, musical examples, planningmaterials, correspondence with the publisher, and publisher's proofs.The contents within the various subseries are not exclusive. Forexample, the general chronological list contains Norton Lecturesmaterial, book materials and television scripts.

Where titles exist, they appear as the initial entry in the "Title/Description"field in this guide. Either in place of, or following, a title, but always insquare brackets, is a description of the type of work represented--article, poem, lecture, etc.--including any information known aboutwhere or for what or whom items were created, published or presented,and often a brief topic description. Most descriptions are self-explanatory; one exception is "imaginary conversation," a term createdby Bernstein to describe a particular type of article. The Writingscontain sketches and/or complete drafts for twelve imaginaryconversations, of which, apparently, only three or four were published.This guide can most successfully be used by those able to access it bycomputer and do word searches. In that way, for instance, the fifteenwritings with titles or descriptions that include "Mahler" can be foundin a matter of seconds. Searching for "Tanglewood" will garner theresearcher not only writings about Tanglewood, but writings on varioustopics presented at Tanglewood.

In terms of discrete works, the largest number of items in the Writingsseries is contained in the general chronological list; however, in termsof the amount of space required to house material, the variousgroupings are roughly proportionate. For example, while the total of 37boxes of material described in the general listing represents hundredsof titles, the 39 boxes of Norton Lectures material represent a total ofsix lectures. The Writings includes notes, drafts, and completed worksintended for presentation before a public readership or audience: musicreviews and other articles; program and liner notes; speeches andstatements; lectures; concert preview/explanatory scripts; TV scriptsand other TV or radio commentary; books authored by Bernstein;introductions and prefaces to books by other authors; lyrics; etc.

The general chronological list also contains manuscripts or typescriptsintended for more limited readerships: school and extra-curricular workwhile at Boston Latin School or Harvard College (short stories, essays,work assignments and exams, college thesis, music reviews); letters,birthday poems, memos, and recommendations, written for family,friends, colleagues, proteges, or staff; and poems and poemtranslations, crossword puzzles and games, a sleep record from Januaryand February 1983, annotated texts or books, and marginal notes,written by Bernstein for his own use.

Some anomalies will be found in the Writings series, among which are thefollowing: interviews; a Charlie Harmon phone list; a transcript of aspeech by Joachim Kaiser at the bestowal of the Karl AmadeusHartmann Medal on Bernstein in 1986; a list of Bernstein's copyrighted


works; and a catalog for the Museum of Broadcasting's 1985 exhibitionconcerning Bernstein's television work. These maladapts are housed inthe Writings series both because this was where they were filed prior tocoming to the Library, and because they provide important direct(interviews) or indirect (Joachim Kaiser speech) testimony concerningBernstein's life and how it touched the lives of others. Since this is whatwe hope the Writings series conveys anyway, it seems not unreasonableto accept a few black sheep within its fold.

A final caveat: Because a certain classification of material is typicallyfound in the Writings, please do not assume that all such items in theBernstein Collection are to be found here. One should, for example, alsoperuse the Amberson Business Papers series, which is known tocontain, inter alia, interviews, recommendations, correspondence(personal), and speeches.

Series is divided into four subseries.

BOX 69-104 General Writings Chronology

BOX 69/1 [annotated text: Graded classics fifth reader], 1928/29BOX 69/2 [Geometry notebook, Boston Latin School], 1932-33BOX 69/3 [correspondence: LB to Beatrice Gordon; Jennie and Samuel Bernstein

to Beatrice; Sid Ramin to LB (1933)], 1933-57BOX 69/4 [English notebook (photocopy), Boston Latin School], 1934-35BOX 69/5 Father's books [essay, Boston Latin School], 1935 Feb. 11BOX 69/6 [notes on Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, Boston Latin School],

1935 ca.BOX 69/7 [Harvard exam blue book: German], 1935 DecemberBOX 69/8 [Harvard lesson and exam blue books: Italian], 1935-36BOX 69/9 [Harvard exam blue books: English and Comparative Literature],

1935-38BOX 69/10 [Harvard notes: History of the Fine Arts and Literary History], 1936

Feb.-MayBOX 69/11 Some remarks on an untouched phase of the immediate aesthetic

enjoyment of Shakespeare [Harvard paper], 1936/37BOX 69/12 Dorothy Parker: Résumé [poem analysis, Harvard], 1937 March 31BOX 69/13 Color analysis [Aesthetics (Philosophy) paper, Harvard], 1937 April 23BOX 69/14 [Aesthetics analysis, Harvard], 1937 ca.BOX 69/15 The autobiography of John Dos Pathos [poem], 1937 ca.BOX 69/16 The black spawn of Aristotle [Harvard paper], 1937 ca.BOX 69/17 Song and dance. A general and comprehensive survey of the Elizabethan

music and dance [Harvard paper], 1937 ca.BOX 69/18 Boston takes a bow [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published in Modern

Music as "Season of premieres in Boston"], 1938 JanuaryBOX 69/19 The occult [short story, Harvard], 1938 Feb. 24BOX 69/20 The feeb [short story, Harvard], 1938 March 20BOX 69/21 Three fantasies [short stories, Harvard], 1938 April 21BOX 69/22 New music in Boston [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published in Modern

Music as "Boston carries on"], 1938BOX 70/1 Sonata-form: 1938 [poem, Harvard], 1938BOX 70/2 True story with a moral [Harvard Advocate review], 1938

Writings, 1928-1991Container Contents


BOX 70/3-4 [annotated text: An outline of the history of political theory], 1938-39BOX 70/5 [Harvard class notes: English, Philosophy, Music, Comparative

Literature], 1938-39BOX 70/6 Music review [Harvard Advocate review, published as "Record review,"

3/39], 1938 ca.BOX 70/7 New American music in Boston [Harvard Advocate(?) review, published

in Modern Music as "The latest from Boston", 3-4/39], 1938 ca.BOX 70/8 On acquiring knowledge [poem], 1938 ca.BOX 70/9 Oh the land of the free [lyric sheet], 1938-39 ca.BOX 70/10-12 The absorption of race elements into American music [Harvard thesis],

1939 April 10BOX 70/13 Superego (A dream) [poem], 1939 ca.BOX 71/1 [correspondence with Etta Schiff (incl. from A. Copland) re Bernstein

lectures at Belle Harbor Institute of Study], 1942 Sept.-Oct.BOX 71/2 Lucky to be me; It's gotta be bad to be good [lyrics, for On the Town],

1942BOX 71/3 [repertoire list, piano and orchestral works], 1942BOX 71/4 I know a fellow [lyric, used in By Bernstein, two lines in Sondheim hand

(ca. 1974)], 1943 ca.BOX 71/5 Opera's a peculiar bird; The ruckers of...; There was a sunset [poems],

1943 ca.BOX 71/6 On the Town [Act II scenario, LB annotations], 1944 ca.BOX 71/7 Atlantic City song; Speed and love, my destinations [poems], 1945

JanuaryBOX 71/8 The arts belong to the people [article, published in the Christian

Register], 1945 Nov. 25BOX 71/9 On leaving Manitoba and entering Saskatchewan; Child of wrath; The

wisdom of three darknesses; Deign, foolish muse...; Breaks now myrage from me [poems], 1945 ca.

BOX 71/10 Neglected works: A symposium [article, published in Modern Music,reprinted in Perspectives of New Music, Spring-Summer 1964], 1946Jan. 16

BOX 71/11 Three [dance] variations from Fancy Free [Arthur Berger program note],1946 Jan. 21

BOX 71/12 Three dance episodes from On the Town [program note, RochesterPhilharmonic], 1946 Feb. 6

BOX 71/13 Art is fun [article, published in Dance Magazine as "Music and thedance"], 1946 April

BOX 71/14 [annotated flight record of LB's first trip to Europe], 1946 May 4BOX 71/15 [speech, American Fund for Palestinians], 1946 May 28BOX 71/16 Letter to myself [poem], 1946 July-1948BOX 71/17 Jazz forum: Has jazz influenced the symphony? [article in the form of a

debate with Gene Krupa, published in Esquire], 1946 Aug. 19BOX 71/18 Song and soil [foreword to an album of Palestinian music], 1946

SeptemberBOX 71/19 [statement re choosing between conducting, composing, and

performing], 1946 Oct. 15BOX 71/20 [concert narrative re Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex], 1946 Nov. 12



BOX 71/21 [letter to Serge Koussevitzky from Canoga Park, California], 1946 Dec.27

BOX 71/22 Facsimile [program note, Rochester Philharmonic], 1947 March 3BOX 71/23 [letter to Mr. Rosenbluth re the Palestine Symphony Orchestra], 1947

May 9BOX 71/24 Life is juicy [poem, published in Neurotica, Spring 1948], 1947 July 2BOX 71/25 [article for RCA Victor re availability of recorded music in Europe and

the U.S., appearing in Findings as "Music U.S.A., 1947"], 1947 July 8BOX 71/26 [radio commentary, "Johnny Victor" radio program re LB's NYP debut],

1947 July 8BOX 71/27 American music [three lectures]; Impressions of music in Europe; Gustav

Mahler [lecture outlines for the "American music" lectures atTanglewood; Katherine Wolfe notes] 71/28, 1947,48 July-Aug.

BOX 71/29 [article on the elements of success], 1947 Aug. 29BOX 71/30 A note on Stravinsky's variety [article, published in Dance Index as "A

note on variety"], 1947 SeptemberBOX 71/31 [programming plans, New York City Symphony], 1947 Sept.-Nov.BOX 71/32 An "open hearing" for the Negro in music [article, published in the New

York Times as "The Negro in music"], 1947 Oct. 26BOX 71/33 [notes for a lecture at the Temple Sinai Forum re musical development

in America and Palestine], 1947 Dec. 8BOX 71/34 Music that sings [article, published in Theater Arts], 1947 Dec. 16-20BOX 71/35 [statement for the "We call it jazz" concerts], 1947 DecemberBOX 71/36 La bonne cuisine [translation of poem], 1947 ca.BOX 71/37 The great American murder [short story], 1947 ca.BOX 71/38 I can love a woman [lyric], 1947 ca.BOX 71/39 For Varèse [statement re composing and musical aims], 1948 Jan. 14BOX 71/40 [letter to Herman Starr, Music Publishers Holding Corporation, re

changing publishers], 1948 Feb. 21BOX 71/41 [correspondence re resignation from directorship of the New York City

Symphony], 1948 March-Dec.BOX 71/42 [imaginary conversation re nationalism in music], 1948 May 1BOX 71/43 [letters to Helen Coates from Munich, W. Germany, and Verona, Italy],

1948 May 8, 11BOX 71/44 [imaginary conversation sketch], 1948 June 23BOX 71/45 K blues [lyric for Koussevitzky's 74th birthday, Tanglewood], 1948 July

26BOX 71/46 [radio commentary re the inaugural season of the Israel Philharmonic

Orchestra], 1948 Sept. 28BOX 71/47 [letter to Serge Koussevitzky re Israel and Koussevitzky's nephew], 1948

Oct. 29BOX 71/48 [concert talk or lecture on Copland's 3rd Symphony, Tel Aviv, Israel],

1948 OctoberBOX 71/49 [radio commentary re Israel and support for the Israel Philharmonic

Orchestra], 1948 Nov. 10BOX 71/50 [letter to Jennie Bernstein from Israel, illustrated by Jossi Stern], 1948

NovemberBOX 71/51 And if I had nothing to say [poem], 1948



BOX 71/52 The feeling in the foot; Poem for Yom Kippur [poems for Yona Shamir, inHebrew with English translation], 1948

BOX 71/53 A London Haggadah [poem à la Lewis Carroll], 1948/49BOX 71/54 Aspect of thirty-two teeth; Threnody [poems], 1948 ca.BOX 71/55 [imaginary conversation (sketch) re communication in the arts and the

creative impulse], 1948 ca.BOX 71/56 [imaginary conversation (sketch) with Concert Manager], 1948 ca.BOX 71/57 [imaginary conversation (sketch) with Literary Roommate at Harvard],

1948 ca.BOX 71/58 [imaginary conversation with Jack Biancolli re orchestra discipline],

1948 ca.BOX 71/59 [imaginary conversation with Silent Barber and Very Important

Maestro], 1948 ca.BOX 71/60 [list of imaginary conversations], 1948 ca.BOX 72/1 The Age of Anxiety [program note, Boston Symphony Orchestra], 1949

MarchBOX 72/2 Music and Miss Stein [review of Gertrude Stein's Last Operas and Plays,

published in the New York Times Book Review], 1949 May 3BOX 72/3 [essay on music in Israel, for a book by A. De Milly], 1949 June 24BOX 72/4 [speech at a reception honoring Serge Koussevitzky, Pittsfield, Mass.],

1949 Aug. 15BOX 72/5 Why Beethoven?; Words and music [imaginary conversations, "Why

Beethoven?", 1949 Sept. 6 and 1950 OctoberBOX 72/6 [essay on democratic principles and development of music in Israel],

1949 Oct. 1BOX 72/7 Blitzstein and our musical theatre [article re Blitzstein's Regina,

published in the New York Times as "Prelude to a musical"], 1949 Oct.17

BOX 72/8 Dream with me; Lallapalooza (I); Lallapalooza (II); My house; Peter,Peter; Pirates' song; Who am I [lyrics for Peter Pan], 1949 December

BOX 72/9 Khovanshchina [lecture on Mussorgsky's Khovanshchina for theMetropolitan Opera Guild], 1950 Jan. 15

BOX 72/10 What makes modern music modern? [lecture outline, Sinai TempleForum Series], 1950 Feb. 6

BOX 72/11 [interview for Kol Israel radio, Tel-Aviv], 1950 May 12BOX 72/12 [note on the aesthetics of Gaby's (pet dog's) paw-raising prowess], 1950

ca.BOX 72/13 Personal mail [story], 1951 Dec. 2BOX 72/14 I'm from Pittsburgh too [story in the style of Dorothy Parker], 1951 Dec.

3BOX 72/15 [statement re Brandeis Creative Arts Festival, printed in program], 1952

April 23BOX 72/16 The language of music [lecture, Brandeis University], 1952 May 6BOX 72/17 You, the public [lecture outlines, Brandeis University (and elsewhere at

a later date)], 1952 May 13BOX 72/18 The composer and the performer [lecture outline, Brandeis University],

1952 May 20BOX 72/19 [speech at the opening symposium of the Brandeis Creative Arts

Festival], 1952 June 12



BOX 72/20 [notes for a forum discussion re concert music vs. theatre music,Tanglewood], 1952 July 17

BOX 72/21 The creative season (Random thoughts) [article, written (but withdrawn)for the Review of Recorded Music], 1952 Oct. 28

BOX 72/22 Trouble in Tahiti [scripts], 1952BOX 72/23 [course summaries, Brandeis University], 1952-53BOX 72/24 What a waste; I can love a woman [lyrics, Wonderful Town], 1952 ca.BOX 72/25 [notes and correspondence re Brandeis Creative Arts Festival], 1953

Feb.-JuneBOX 72/26 This I believe [radio commentary, for Edward R. Murrow series], 1954

Jan. 15BOX 72/27 Whatever happened to that great American symphony? [imaginary

correspondence, published in the Atlantic as "Symphony or musicalcomedy?" (11/54); See Book Materials, The Joy of Music, Box 136,folder 3, for original typescript], 1954 January

BOX 72/28 Why don't you run upstairs and write a nice Gershwin tune? [imaginaryconversation, published in the Atlantic as "A nice Gershwin tune,"4/55], 1954 January

BOX 72/29 Upper Dubbing, Calif. [article, published in the New York Times as"Notes struck at `Upper Dubbing,' California"], 1954 May 3-5

BOX 72/30 [letter to Abram Sachar re proposed Brandeis musical theater seminarinvolving Candide], 1954 Aug. 8

BOX 72/31 Serenade [program notes, Boston Symphony Orchestra ; see also4/27/56], 1954 Aug. 9

BOX 72/32 [notes for seminar on musical theater involving Candide, BrandeisUniversity], 1954 (fall)

BOX 73/1 Beethoven's Fifth Symphony [TV script, Omnibus], 1954 Nov. 14BOX 73/2 Candide [LB-annotated script (Lillian Hellman?), no lyrics], [1954]BOX 73/3 Symphonic Suite from On the Waterfront [program note], 1955 July 25BOX 73/4 [notes for jazz symposium (LB-moderated), Festival of American Music,

Hollywood Bowl] 73/5, 1955 Aug.BOX 73/6 The art of conducting [TV script, Omnibus], 1955 Dec. 4BOX 73/7 Salome [TV script (not Bernstein's) for which LB wrote music, Omnibus],

1955 Dec. 18BOX 73/8 Dvorak: Symphony no. 5 in e minor, op. 95 [Music-Appreciation Record

script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1955 Dec. 29BOX 73/9 [LB- and Jerome Robbins-annotated 1940 edition of Romeo and Juliet],

1955BOX 73/10 West Side Story [scene and musical sequence outlines, draft scripts,

song lists, lyrics,, 1955BOX 73/11 The language of the language of music [lecture outline/notes; incl. notes

on Serenade], 1955 ca.BOX 73/12 The lark [LB-annotated script (Lillian Hellman adaptation)], 1955 ca.BOX 74/1 Tchaikovsky: Symphony no. 6 [Music-Appreciation Record script, for the

Book of the Month Club], 1956 Feb. 8BOX 74/2 The world of jazz [article, being notes from which the 10/16/55 Omnibus

TV program, 1956 March 15BOX 74/3 The role of the university in American life, or, Harvard University [TV

script (LB as contributor), Omnibus], 1956 March 25



BOX 74/4 Serenade [program note, for record jacket ; see also 8/9/54], 1956 April27

BOX 74/5 Beethoven 3rd ("Eroica") [Music-Appreciation Record script, for Book ofthe Month Club], 1956 May 30/31

BOX 74/6-7 The American musical comedy [TV script, Omnibus], 1956 Oct. 7BOX 74/8 [letter to David M. Keiser re appointment as co-principal conductor of

the NYP], 1956 Oct. 15BOX 74/9 [statement to the press re appointment as co-principal conductor of the

NYP], 1956 Oct. 15BOX 74/10 Candide or Omnibus? [imaginary conversation with Irrepressible

Demon, published in the New York Times as "Colloquy in Boston"],1956 Nov. 18

BOX 74/11 Candide: Audition précis [show synopsis, including selected lyrics], 1956ca.

BOX 74/12 Explanatory script. Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony [Music-AppreciationRecord script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1956 ca.

BOX 74/13 Sound effect (Tiny opera?) [libretto outline], 1950s (mid)BOX 74/14 Introduction to modern music [TV script, Omnibus], 1957 Jan. 13BOX 74/15 Leonard Bernstein explores American musical comedy [article, from the

10/7/56 Ombnibus TV program, published in Vogue], 1957 Feb. 1BOX 74/16 Analysis of Schumann 2nd Symphony [Music-Appreciation Record script,

for the Book of the Month Club], 1957 Feb. 13BOX 74/17 The creative process [lecture, University of Chicago (or, Temple Sinai

Forum)], 1957 Feb. 19BOX 75/1-2 The music of Johann Sebastian Bach [TV script, Omnibus], 1957 March

31BOX 75/3 [liner note re jazz, for the Columbia Record Club], 1957 April 15BOX 75/4 Brahms 4th Symphony (What makes a symphony symphonic?) [Music-

Appreciation Record script, for the Book of the Month Club], 1957 May19

BOX 75/5 West Side Story [notes re auditions, casting, and orchestra], 1957 MayBOX 75/6 Letter from the conductor [liner note, published as "My version of

Messiah" in the Philips Music Herald, 5/59], 1957 June 19BOX 75/7 Excerpts from a West Side Log [article, published in Playbill], 1957 Sept.

25BOX 75/8 Speaking of music [article, published in the Atlantic Monthly], 1957

Sept. 25BOX 75/9 [foreword to book about Lilian Friedlander by her sister, Margery

Bentwich], 1957 SeptemberBOX 75/10 Bernstein: A musical travelogue, or, Bernstein odyssey [TV script,

Omnibus in Israel], 1957 Dec. 1BOX 75/11 [outline of speech on appointment as Music Director of the New York

Philharmonic], [1957]BOX 75/12 What makes opera grand? [TV script, Omnibus], 1958 March 23BOX 75/13 [concert talk re Ives, Thursday Evening Preview (debut as music

director)], 1958 Oct. 2BOX 75/14 Nationalism [concert talk re Henry Gilbert and MacDowell, Thursday

Evening Preview], 1958 Oct. 9BOX 75/15 [preface: Jazz Improvisation by John Mehegan], 1958 Oct. 11



BOX 76/1 Three pioneers [concert talk re Riegger, Becker, and Ruggles, ThursdayEvening Preview], 1958 Oct. 16

BOX 76/2 [concert talk re Debussy, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Oct. 23BOX 76/3 [interview by Joe Roddy and Deborah Ishlon re the concert listener],

1958 Oct. 24BOX 76/4 [concert talk re Varèse, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958 Nov. 27BOX 76/5 Beethoven's Ninth Symphony [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1958 Nov. 30BOX 76/6 Copland in the twenties [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1958

Dec. 4BOX 76/7 [concert talk re Milhaud and Gershwin, Thursday Evening Preview],

1958 Dec. 11BOX 76/8 [programming plans, 1958-59 New York Philharmonic season], 1958-59BOX 76/9 [letters to patrons of the "radio membership of the NYP," 1958-59, 59-60

seasons], 1958-60BOX 76/10 [composer/title lists for future programming], 1958-62BOX 76/11 [acrostic poem for Stephen Sondheim], 1958 ca.BOX 76/12 Jazz in serious music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 Jan. 25BOX 76/13 [speech, March of Dimes luncheon], 1959 Jan. 27BOX 76/14 [concert talk re Barber, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Jan. 29BOX 76/15 [speech on receiving award at the Institute of International Education;

published as "Only a beginning" in the News Bulletin of the Institute ofInternational Education, 2/59], 1959 Jan. 30

BOX 76/16 Acceptance: America-Israel Cultural Foundation dinner [acceptancespeech], 1959 Feb. 1

BOX 76/17 Patriotic fervor: The thirties [concert talk re Harris, Thursday EveningPreview], 1959 Feb. 5

BOX 76/18 [concert talk re Piston, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 Feb. 12BOX 76/19 [speech honoring Abram Sachar, Waldorf-Astoria, New York City], 1959

Feb. 15BOX 76/20 The infinite variety of music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 Feb. 22BOX 77/1 The humors of music [TV script, Lincoln Presents], 1959 March 22BOX 77/2 Handel: St. John Passion [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959

March 26BOX 77/3 [concert talk re Gaburo, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959 April 2BOX 77/4 Philharmonic Pension Fund concert [concert narration, Philharmonic

surprise party with Jack Benny], 1959 April 8BOX 77/5 [concert talk re Fine, Rorem, and Russo, Thursday Evening Preview],

1959 April 16BOX 77/6 [acceptance speech, American Symphony Orchestra League Award,

presented on Omnibus], 1959 April 23BOX 77/7 [concert talk re Handel and Ben-Haim, Thursday Evening Preview], 1959

April 23BOX 77/8 Truman dinner bit [introductory remarks for Truman's birthday (5/7)],

1959 April 30BOX 77/9 Lincoln Center ground-breaking ceremonies [program narration], 1959

May 14BOX 77/10 [introductory remarks to Vienna concert, broadcast in Europe], 1959

Sept. 26BOX 77/11 [speech to the National Press Club re music in Russia], 1959 Oct. 13



BOX 77/12 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Moscow [TVscript, Ford Presents], 1959 Oct. 25

BOX 77/13 Koussevitzky chapter [letter to Olga Koussevitzky, intended for a book],1959 Nov. 14

BOX 77/14-15 Leonard Bernstein and the NYP in Venice: The ageless Mozart [TVscript, Ford Presents], 1959 Nov. 22

BOX 77/16 [concert talk re concertos of Bach, Bartok, and Beethoven, ThursdayEvening Preview], 1959 Nov. 26

BOX 77/17 Music should be listened to, not heard, or, The muzak muse [imaginaryconversation, also known as "A conversation with George Washington,"published in Show as "Nobody listens anymore, George," 2/62], 1959Nov. 27

BOX 77/18 Christmas startime [TV script, Ford Presents], 1959 Dec. 22BOX 77/19 [repertoire and composer lists], 1959-60BOX 77/20 [LB-annotated copy of William Golding's Free Fall], 1959 ca.BOX 77/21 [notes for a lecture (Brandeis University?) on communication in the

arts], 1950sBOX 77/22 Program concepts for projected Bernstein series [program ideas (for the

Young People's Concerts?)], 1950sBOX 78/1 [statement/musing ("I want answers") reconciling knowledge and the

aesthetic response; also, miscellaneous notes titled "A Boston mass"and "A cantata on Hebrew-Yiddish materials that move me"], 1960s(early)

BOX 78/2 [concert talk re Mahler, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Jan. 28BOX 78/3 The creative performer [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 Jan. 31BOX 78/4 [concert talk re Chavez and Mahler, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960

Feb. 4BOX 78/5 [telegram to Rudolf Bing re LB's absence from the Met], 1960 Feb. 11BOX 78/6 Rhythm [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 March 13BOX 78/7 [foreword: A Teacher Speaks by Philip Marson], 1960 March 15BOX 78/8 [concert talk re Stravinsky, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 March 24BOX 78/9 [concert talk re Brant, Boulez, and Luening-Ussachevsky, Thursday

Evening Preview], 1960 March 31BOX 78/10 [concert talk re Pergolesi and Bloch, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960

April 7BOX 78/11 [concert talk re ballet music (Beethoven and Debussy), Thursday

Evening Preview], 1960 April 28BOX 78/12 [statement re first experience of ballet, intended (but unused) for Maria

de Kosenko book], 1960 AprilBOX 78/13 [letter to Brooks Atkinson re article in New York Times about LB and

West Side Story], 1960 May 18BOX 78/14 Design for music [TV narration re Lincoln Center for the Performing

Arts], 1960 May 26BOX 78/15 Insomniad (By now the silence is a din) [sonnet], 1960 Aug. 6BOX 78/16 Insomniad (We all loved....); Insomniad (There once was a bully)

[poems], 1960 Aug. 7BOX 78/17 [letter to David Keiser re contract with the New York Philharmonic],

1960 Aug. 14



BOX 78/18 Call me Moses [silent home movie: scene outlines and title list], 1960(summer)

BOX 78/19 What is romanticism? [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960Sept. 29

BOX 78/20 Schumann's orchestration [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview],1960 Oct. 6

BOX 78/21 [notes for a speech given at a dinner for Isaac Stern, Hotel Pierre, NewYork City], 1960 Oct. 23

BOX 78/22 What price genius? [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview], 1960 Oct.27

BOX 78/23 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Berlin [TV script,Ford Presents], 1960 Nov. 24

BOX 78/24 [transliteration of the Kaddish from Ernst Bloch's Sacred Service], 1960November

BOX 78/25 Christmas startime [TV script, Ford Presents], 1960 Dec. 25BOX 78/26 [list of articles, statements, lectures (ca. 1945-59), possibly considered

for a book], 1960BOX 78/27 The sweetest Jew [lyric (with Mike Nichols) about "Julie" Styne], 1960s

ca.BOX 79/1 A midwinter's night dream [TV commentary re Lincoln Center,

Omnibus], 1961 Jan. 1BOX 79/2 [concert dedication to President-Elect and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, pre-

inaugural concert, Washington, D.C.], 1961 Jan. 19BOX 79/3-4 Romanticism in music [TV script, Ford Presents], 1961 Jan. 22BOX 79/5 Statement for Carlos [Moseley] [statement for the NYP press re contract

renewal], 1961 Feb. 7BOX 79/6-9 Drama into opera: Oedipus Rex [TV script, Ford Presents], 1961 Feb. 26BOX 79/10 [concert talk re Berg, Thursday Evening Preview], 1961 March 2BOX 79/11 [speech, Mitropoulos Memorial Concert, Carnegie Hall], 1961 March 5BOX 79/12 [statement on the death of Sir Thomas Beecham], 1961 March [9]BOX 79/13 Nationalism and modern music [concert talk, Thursday Evening

Preview], 1961 April 6BOX 79/14 [remarks introducing Seiji Ozawa and a work by Mayuzumi, Uena

Festival Hall, Tokyo], 1961 May 5BOX 79/15 [message read to the New York Philharmonic re the need for improved

standards], 1961 MayBOX 80/1 [speech honoring recipients of the Brandeis Creative Arts Award], 1961

June 10BOX 80/2 [concert dedication to Dag Hammarskjold and George Judd, Jr., New

York Philharmonic Pension Fund concert], 1961 Sept. 26BOX 80/3 The Gallic approach (Program I) [concert talk re Roussel, Thursday

Evening Preview], 1961 Sept. 28BOX 80/4 [written tribute to Serge Koussevitzky (d. 1951), Tenth Anniversary

Memorial Concert] 80/5-6, 1961 Nov. 10BOX 80/7 [notes on ideas for the Ford Presents television series], 1961 ca.BOX 80/8 [letter to Igor Stravinsky re upcoming birthday concerts in his honor],

1962 Jan. 5BOX 80/9 [speech honoring Samuel Bernstein's 70th birthday], 1962 Jan. 7



BOX 80/10 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan [TV script,Ford Presents], 1962 Feb. 6

BOX 80/11 [introduction: The Art of Pedaling by Heinrich Gebhard], 1962 Feb. 7BOX 80/12 [statement for Stravinsky's 80th birthday, for article by Jay Harrison in

Show magazine], 1962 Feb. 8BOX 80/13 [remarks on the death of Bruno Walter, New York Philharmonic

concert], 1962 Feb. 17BOX 80/14-16 The drama of Carmen [TV script, Ford Presents], 1962 March 11BOX 80/17 The Middle-Europe tradition--Program I [concert talk, Thursday Evening

Preview], 1962 March 29BOX 80/18 [statement re "apocalyptic visions" in Bruckner symphonies], 1962

March ca.BOX 80/19 The Middle-Europe tradition--Program II [concert talk ("disclaimer" of

Gould's Brahms interpretation), Thursday Evening Preview], 1962 April5

BOX 80/20 [correspondence with Jack Diether re Mahler's 10th Symphony], 1962May 10

BOX 80/21 [speech, final Carnegie Hall concerts, March 17-20], 1962 May 17BOX 81/1 [letter to the violin section of the New York Philharmonic re new seating

arrangement], 1962 June 7BOX 81/2-3 [translation of d'Annunzio's Le Martyre de Saint Sébastien], 1962 Aug.

29BOX 81/4 The Skin of Our Teeth [planning notes], 1962 Sept. 1BOX 81/5 [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (1st in Philharmonic Hall)],

1962 Oct. 4BOX 81/6 An American pageant of the [performing] arts [TV narration, National

Cultural Center dinner and closed-circuit TV program], 1962 Nov. 29BOX 81/7 [correspondence with Elizabeth Kaderli re a child's understanding of

death], 1962 Dec. 31BOX 81/8 Candide [narrator's outline], 1962 ca.BOX 81/9 [concert dedication to Bruno Walter (not used)], 1963 Jan. 3BOX 81/10 [concert talk re Roberto Gerhard's 12-tone symphony, Thursday Evening

Preview], 1963 Jan. 10BOX 81/11 [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (dedicated to the Juilliard

School)], 1963 Jan. 17BOX 81/12 [statement in reply to the Council of Piano Technicians Guild re the

NYP's tuning pitch], 1963 Jan. 23BOX 81/13 [concert talk (unused) re Czech music (Janacek), Thursday Evening

Preview], 1963 Jan. 24BOX 81/14 [statement re Irving Fine's Diversions for Orchestra, for use on the

published score], 1963 MarchBOX 81/15 [letters re musical censorship, in response to complaints about a

performance of Poulenc's Sept répons a des ténèbres], 1963 April 25BOX 81/16 [speech at presentation of the Brandeis Creative Arts Awards], 1963

April 30BOX 81/17 [concert dedication to Nathan Prager, former NYP trumpeter], 1963 May

2BOX 81/18 [speech re S. Koussevitzky, on presentation of the International

Recording Award to Edgard Varèse at the American InternationalMusic Fund dinner], 1963 May 20



BOX 81/19 [letter to Louis ? re a recording of ancient pianists and composers], 1963June 25

BOX 81/20 Passion According to St. Matthew [liner notes for a NYP recording],1963 July

BOX 81/21 [speech, "Image of Chile" festival, Washington, D.C.], 1963 Sept. 20BOX 81/22 [letter in reply to a concert-goer's complaint about an all-Stravinsky

concert], 1963 Oct. 22BOX 81/23 [introductory remarks to Mahler's Second Symphony, JFK memorial

(unused but incorporated into the speech at the "Night of stars"memorial of 11/25/63)], 1963 Nov. 24

BOX 81/24 [speech for the "Night of stars" memorial to John F. Kennedy, MadisonSquare Garden], 1963 Nov. 25

BOX 81/25 [programming plans, 1963-64, 64-65 New York Philharmonic seasons],1963

BOX 81/26-27 Kaddish [scripts], 1963-64BOX 82/1 [concert talk re Xenakis and Ligeti, Thursday Evening Preview (the

Avant-Garde I)], 1964 Jan. 2BOX 82/2 [concert talk re Wolpe, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde III)],

1964 Jan. 16BOX 82/3 [concert talk re Varèse, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-Garde

IV)], 1964 Jan. 23BOX 82/4 [statement for the press re Marc Blitzstein (d. 1/22/64)], 1964 Jan. 23BOX 82/5 Aleatory composers [concert talk, Thursday Evening Preview (the Avant-

Garde V)], 1964 Feb. 6BOX 82/6 [correspondence, rescinding use of LB's name by Arthur Judson's and

William Judd's artist management companies], 1964 Feb. 6BOX 82/7 [program note, Marc Blitzstein remembered], 1964 April 2BOX 82/8 [concert talk, Marc Blitzstein Memorial Concert, 4/19], 1964 April 16BOX 82/9 [letters to Drs. Kane and Marcus re Samuel Bernstein], 1964 April 20BOX 82/10 [speech, Brandeis Creative Arts Awards dinner], 1964 May 26BOX 82/11 [concert talk, with the Boston Pops, Harvard University 25th reunion],

1964 June 8BOX 82/12 On receiving an honorary doctorate together with Aaron Copland

[sonnet], 1964 Sept. 19BOX 82/13 Letter to Marc [tribute to Blitzstein, for publication by National Institute

of Arts & Letters], 1964 Dec. 15-23BOX 82/14 [letter to Antonio Ghiringhelli], 1965 Jan. 20BOX 82/15 [letter to Dino de Laurentiis re lack of interest for film project with John

Huston], 1965 Jan. 20BOX 82/16 [poem for Lucia Chase on the 25th anniversary of the Ballet Theatre],

1965 MarchBOX 82/17 [notes for talk (not given) at the first meeting of the National Council on

the Arts], 1965 April 9BOX 82/18 [press conference remarks outlining the "Symphonic forms in the 20th

century" series, planned for the 1965-66, 66-67 NYP seasons], 1965April 27

BOX 82/19 [remarks on Sibelius' 5th Symphony and Schumann's four symphonies,recorded for Columbia Records Convention], 1965 May



BOX 82/20 [remarks on Carl Nielsen, recorded for Columbia Records Convention],1965 June 17

BOX 82/21 [interview by Nelson Aldrich, JFK Library Oral History Project], 1965July 21

BOX 82/22 [interview by J. Goldsmith, R.A. Hall, and R. Allen re symphonic music,critics, recordings], 1965 Aug. 3

BOX 82/23 [acrostic sonnet for Gold & Fizdale, used on the jacket of their 1984cookbook], 1965 Sept. 8

BOX 82/24 Sabbatical report [article, published in the New York Times as "What Ithought...and what I did"; also published as "Crisis in composition" inBoston, 2/66 (1st half only)], 1965 Sept. 13-15

BOX 82/25 [introduction: Outstanding Young Men of America (1967 ed.)], 1965 Oct.7

BOX 82/26 [statement re Ford Foundation grants to orchestras, excerpted in theNew York Times], 1965 Oct. 21

BOX 82/27 [letter to the NYP members re their excellent playing and CarlosMoseley], 1965 Oct. 27

BOX 82/28 Tribute to Aaron Copland on his 65th birthday [statement for theAmerican Record Guide], 1965 Oct. 29

BOX 82/29 [summary of a seminar on the problems of composing music for thesynagogue], 1965 Nov. 18

BOX 82/30 [statement re Rudolf Nureyev, for Roddy McDowall book], 1965November

BOX 82/31 [rejection letters to New York Philharmonic Concertmaster auditioners],1966 Feb. 4

BOX 82/32 [letter to Jenny and Samuel Bernstein, from Vienna], 1966 March 19BOX 82/33 [TV commentary re educational vs. entertainmental TV, for a PBS

fundraiser], 1966 April 24BOX 82/34 [letters to Austrian ministers of education and finance praising the

Vienna Philharmonic], 1966 May 10BOX 82/35 [letter to Dmitri Shostakovich re Young People's Concert in his honor],

1966 May 25BOX 82/36 Charge to the seniors [commencement address, Westminster Choir

College], 1966 May 30BOX 82/37 [statement to the press on the death of Minnie Guggenheimer], 1966

MayBOX 82/38 [commencement address (including homage to Helen Coates), Rockford

College], 1966 June 4BOX 82/39 Introduction: An open letter [introduction to The Infinite Variety of

Music], 1966 June 21BOX 83/1 The Mourning Dove (A Noh play) [LB notes and Jerome Robbins draft

script (The Mourning Dove was dedicated to and concerning the deathof JFK)], 1966 July 6

BOX 83/2 Mahler Seventh Symphony [remarks, recorded for Columbia RecordsConvention], 1966 July

BOX 83/3 [statement re Young People's Concerts, for CBS brochure], 1966 Oct. 31BOX 83/4 [speech on receiving the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award,

Guardians of Israel dinner], 1966 Nov.17BOX 83/5 [statement for the Vienna Philharmonic's 125th anniversary program],

1966 Nov. 18



BOX 83/6 A prophecy [sonnet re Levens Hall, England], 1966 Dec. 5BOX 83/7 [letter in response to a Walter Arlen review in the Los Angeles Times],

1967 Jan. 6BOX 83/8 [speech on receiving the American Education Award], 1967 Feb. 5BOX 83/9 [response to Harris Hirschberg re achieving freshness in performance],

1967 March 13BOX 83/10 [LB-annotated article, "Reb Leonard Bernstein's Kaddish," by Shamai

Kanter, in the Reconstructionist; and, an LB note indicating desire tomeet and talk], 1967 March 17

BOX 83/11 [interview by Robert Chesterman, published in Conversations withConductors], 1967 April 6

BOX 83/12 Mahler: His time has come [article for High Fidelity Magazine], 1967April 16

BOX 83/13 [letter to Erwin Ratz re the Internationale Gustav Mahler GesellschaftGold Medal], 1967 April 21

BOX 83/14 Inside pop--the rock revolution [TV commentary, CBS special], 1967April 25

BOX 83/15 [statement of reasons for leaving the NYP; lists of works performed inthe "Symphonic forms in the 20th century" series], 1967 May

BOX 83/16 [speech, Mt. Scopus concert with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra],1967 July 9

BOX 83/17 [letter to Jenny and Samuel Bernstein, from Israel], 1967 July 11BOX 83/18 [statement on difficulty in speaking about music, published in Le

Tambourineur], 1967 Sept. 2BOX 83/19 [statement on music ("Life without music is unthinkable"), for Expo '67

in Montreal], 1967 Nov. 10BOX 83/20 [letter to George Szell re his appointment as music advisor and senior

guest conductor of the NYP], 1967 Nov. 22BOX 83/21 [letter to Egon Hilbert (Vienna State Opera) re the scenery/set for

planned Rosenkavalier], 1967 Dec. 14BOX 83/22 [birthday tribute to W. H. Auden, published in Shenandoah. The

Washington and Lee University Review], 1967 (winter)BOX 83/23 [letter to two 6th-grade students re Hebrew school and Judaism], 1968

Feb. 9BOX 83/24 [letter to Richard Wilbur], 1968 May 25BOX 83/25 [commencement address, Wesleyan University], 1968 June 6BOX 83/26 [speech, Senator Eugene McCarthy dinner], 1968 June 25BOX 83/27 [speech introducing Senator Eugene McCarthy, Fenway Park, Boston],

1968 July 25BOX 83/28 [speech, Senator Eugene McCarthy rally], 1968 Aug. 10BOX 83/29 [statement on the patriotism of Schuyler Chapin], 1968 NovemberBOX 83/30 [letter to the editor of the New York Times Book Review re material

about Artur Rodzinski in John Gruen's book The Private World ofLeonard Bernstein], 1968 Dec. 2

BOX 83/31 [limericks for the NYP "Babbitt-o-rama" contest; LB notes on winners],1969 January

BOX 83/32 [correspondence with a student in Holland re a leitmotif in West SideStory], 1969 Feb. 3

BOX 83/33 [acceptance speech, Chevalier de Legion d'Honneur], 1969 Feb. 7



BOX 83/34 [get-well letter to Samuel Bernstein (d. 4/30/69)], 1969 April 29BOX 83/35 [article, intended for Esquire, appearing in Findings as "A Bernstein

premiere"], 1969 AugustBOX 83/36 [speech, Brandeis University dinner for honorary degree recipients],

1969 Oct. 13BOX 83/37 Juilliard comes to Lincoln Center: A dedication concert [TV

commentary], 1969 Oct. 26BOX 83/38 [interview by Jean Stein vanden Heuvel re Robert F. Kennedy], 1969

Oct. 27BOX 83/39 The easy way [notes for a speech at the Theatre Peace Rally], 1969 Nov.

13BOX 84/1 [materials relating to the Black Panther fundraiser: Tom Wolfe article in

New York, "Radical chic: That party at Lenny's"; LB's letter to theeditor of the Jewish Ledger; Felicia's letter to the editor (NYT); relatedclippings and correspondence, including letters from Coretta ScottKing, Gloria Steinem, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis], 1970 Jan.-June

BOX 84/2 Fidelio [concert narration, recorded by Franco Zeffirelli for telecast inItaly], 1970 March

BOX 84/3 Letter to Franz Endler [article on Beethoven's Ninth Symphony,published in Die Presse], 1970 April 20

BOX 84/4 [speech on Earth Day, Union Square, New York City], 1970 April 22BOX 84/5-7 Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna [TV documentary,

televised 12/24/71: script outlines, scripts, taping transcripts], 1970April-July

BOX 84/8-11 Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna [TV documentaryproduction miscellany: credits, continuity sheets, and script outline;technical evaluations; editors' order books, film logs, and notebooks],1970 May-Oct.

BOX 85/1 The principle of hope [speech for the opening of Tanglewood, publishedin the Reconstructionist, 3/5/71], 1970 June 24

BOX 85/2 Petrouchka bonus record [record script, for CBS], 1970 JulyBOX 85/3 Mr. Bernstein's discussion of Beethoven Symphony no. 3 [record script,

for CBS], 1970 JulyBOX 85/4 [speech for Aaron Copland's 70th birthday, Boosey & Hawkes dinner],

1970 Nov. 12BOX 85/5 Aaron Copland: An intimate sketch [article for High Fidelity Magazine],

1970 NovemberBOX 85/6 Rhopalic sonnet, 1970BOX 86-88 Leonard Bernstein's Joy of Music Series [outlines, notes, business

correspondence, and lesson scripts for the aborted educational serieswhich was to consist of 20 albums of recorded lessons (culled fromearlier TV scripts) and musical illustrations], [1970-72]

BOX 89/1 [letter to Lillian Hellman re Candide], 1971 Jan. 28BOX 89/2 [interview by Robert Sherman of Virgil Thompson, A. Copland and John

Corigliano, Sr., re Bernstein and his conducting], 1971 March 15BOX 89/3 Tristan und Isolde [correspondence re a planned Vienna State Opera

production], 1971 May-1972 JuneBOX 89/4-5 Mass [five librettos, LB annotations], 1971 July-Sept.BOX 89/6 Good-God, Jamie's in Mass [lyric], 1971 Sept. 8BOX 89/7 [list of LB compositions, 1932-70], 1971 ca.



BOX 89/8 Homage to Stravinsky, or, Stravinsky, memorial concert [TVcommentary, London], 1972 Feb.

BOX 89/9 Leonard Bernstein: An exclusive interview [interview by Walter Wager,published in ASCAP Today], 1972 July

BOX 89/10 Tanglewood--Peter Rosen [forum transcript, re Brahms (mostly the 2ndSymphony)], 1972 July

BOX 89/11 [TV voice-over re Tanglewood and Koussevitzky, to accompany films ofBrahms' Symphonies nos. 2 and 4 (this may be "Bernstein atTanglewood," aired 12/25/74)], 1972 August

BOX 89/12 [introduction: Sing, Children, Sing, a UNICEF book, published in 1977],1972 Sept. 14

BOX 89/13 [interview re George Gershwin, recorded at WGBH-TV, Boston], [1972(fall)]

BOX 89/14 [TV commentary/speech re George Gershwin, recorded at WGBH-TV,Boston, for UNITEL], 1972 (fall)

BOX 89/15 [speech at conferral of Mt. Scopus Award, American Friends of HebrewUniversity dinner], 1972 Nov. 5

BOX 89/16 I woke up this morning, or, [Tizmoret blues] [lyric, appearing in Findingsas "The Israel Philharmonic blues"], 1972

BOX 89/17 [schedule of rehearsals with the New York Philharmonic], 1973 Feb.-March

BOX 89/18 [preface: George Gershwin by Charles Schwartz], 1973 April 19BOX 89/19 [notes for speech, Brandeis Creative Arts Award for National

Achievement in the Arts], 1973 May 6BOX 89/20 For Jennie [eulogy for Jennie Tourel, published in the New York Times as

"Jennie Tourel--1910-1973"], 1973 Nov. 27BOX 89/21 [programming plans for March and April 1975], 1973 DecemberBOX 89/22 [concert remarks re Jerusalem and first conducting experiences there],

1973BOX 89/23 [radio statement soliciting support for the Metropolitan Opera], 1974

April 1BOX 89/24 [list of LB-copyrighted works], 1974 MayBOX 89/25 [poem for the opening ceremonies at Tanglewood], 1974 [June 30]BOX 89/26 Dybbuk: A note by the composer [program note for Suite no. 1], 1974

Sept. 24BOX 89/27 By Bernstein [script; lyrics; programming and planning notes; outtakes;

production schedule; etc.], 1974 Sept.-1975 Oct.BOX 90/1 [letter to Sylvia Vickers re Nadia Boulanger and Nina Bernstein's birth],

1974 Dec. 5BOX 90/2 [materials relating to the UNESCO/Israel controversy, including a letter

to Yehudi Menuhin re his imputed pro-Arab position], 1974 Dec.-1975May

BOX 90/3 Seven dances from Dybbuk (Suite no. 2) [program note], 1975 Feb. 21BOX 90/4 [speech, 50th anniversary of the Curtis Institute], 1975 Feb. 27BOX 90/5 [list of repertoire ideas for the Salzburg Festival], 1975 [April 30]BOX 90/6 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue [list of song titles], 1975 MayBOX 90/7 Aaron and Moses [article for Copland's 75th birthday, published in

Schwann Record Catalogue, reprinted from Alice Tully Hall programnotes], 1975 June 25



BOX 90/8 The Unanswered Question. Author's note [book introduction], 1975 JulyBOX 90/9 [statement on the death of Dmitri Shostakovich], 1975 AugustBOX 90/10 [notes re the program sequence and timings for a Paris concert], 1975

SeptemberBOX 90/11 [statement re Bruno Kreisky, Chancellor of Austria, for a book by

Austrian Ambassador to the UN Jankelevich], 1975 Oct. 13BOX 90/12 [speech honoring Aaron Copland's 75th birthday, Chancellor's Medal

Ceremony], 1975 Nov.BOX 90/13 The Unanswered Question [TV commentary, introductions to PBS

telecasts], 1975 DecemberBOX 90/14 [programming plans for the NYP bicentennial tour and 1976-77 season],

[1975]BOX 90/15 A talk with Leonard Bernstein [interview by Phillip Ramey re religious

faith], 1975BOX 90/16 [form letter explaining the Norton Lectures concept of

"pronominalization"], 1976 FebruaryBOX 90/17 [introductory remarks at a reading of the Declaration of Independence,

Battery Park, NY], 1976 July 4BOX 90/18 Liszt: A Faust Symphony [TV commentary (introductory remarks) to a

performance with the Boston Symphony], 1976 AugustBOX 90/19 [statement re Kurt Weill, for a catalog in a Weill exhibition], 1976 Sept.

23BOX 90/20 [foreword: Stille by Alexandra von Malaisé], 1976 OctoberBOX 90/21 [statement re the 40th anniversary of the Israel Philharmonic

Orchestra], 1976 Nov. 29BOX 90/22 200 years ago today. Ben Franklin in Paris. [TV commentary, non-LB

script], 1976 Dec. 28BOX 90/23 [concert talk re Shostakovich Symphony no. 14], 1976 DecemberBOX 90/24 [interview re Liszt's Faust Symphony], 1976BOX 90/25 [programming plans for the 1976-77 season of the New York

Philharmonic], 1976BOX 90/26 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue [notes re performance tape and use of

selections in Slava!], 1976 ca.BOX 90/27 The caterpillar knows [poem], 1976 ca.BOX 90/28 Stravinsky: Les Noces [TV commentary, for a BBC production with the

LSO], 1977 MarchBOX 90/29 Memories of maestro De Sabata [statement for a book by Victor De

Sabata's daughter Eliana Ceccato], 1977 MayBOX 90/30 [eulogy for Goddard Lieberson], 1977 June 1BOX 90/31 [poem for the opening ceremonies at Tanglewood], 1977 JulyBOX 90/32 Slava! [program note by Jack Gottlieb, edited by Bernstein], 1977 Oct. 6BOX 90/33 [statement for Rosalind Russell's book Life Is a Banquet], 1977 OctoberBOX 90/34 [remarks at an Amnesty Benefit re Mikis Theodorakis and Greece], 1977

Nov. 20BOX 90/35 [speech re Goddard Lieberson, delivered at presentation of Billboard

Award to his wife], 1977 Nov. 26BOX 90/36 [testimonial in behalf of government support for the arts, read before

the House Subcommittee on Select Education by Schuyler Chapin],1977 Dec. 10



BOX 90/37 [foreword: The Music of Israel by Peter Gradenwitz], 1977 Dec. 11BOX 90/38-41 [film interview by the U.S. Information Agency re Bernstein's music

education and career], 1977BOX 91/1 Lolita [synopsis, consisting of select quotations; planning notes], 1978BOX 91/2 [record script, for a Columbia record package], 1978 May 23BOX 91/3 Reflections [film transcript], 1978 July 1BOX 91/4 [concert dedication of Serenade, performed by the Israel Philharmonic,

to Meyer Weisgall], 1978 OctoberBOX 91/5 [opening and closing remarks, Kennedy Center honors], 1978 Dec. 1BOX 91/6 [list of LB talks, speeches, and essays, 1939-78], 1978 DecemberBOX 91/7 Bernstein on Beethoven [scripts for Fidelio and "Ode to joy," excerpted

from "Beethoven's birthday: A celebration in Vienna", possibly intendedfor what developed into the Bernstein/Beethoven series], 1979 Jan. 23

BOX 91/8 [statement re "cheerful" and its relation to music, for a book about theBoy Scouts], 1979 Feb. 26

BOX 91/9 [speech at a benefit for Chile re Chile and Felicia Bernstein], 1979March 2

BOX 91/10 [notes for speech, American-Israel Arts, Sciences and Industry Awards],1979 March 8

BOX 91/11 [statement re Helen Coates, for a Cosmopolitan article on secretaries ofcelebrities], 1979 March 14

BOX 91/12 Interview between Leonard Bernstein and Sri Chinmoy [booklet; also, abooklet titled "Rhapsody of love: Sri Chinmoy and Leonard Bernstein"],1979 March 21

BOX 91/13 [introduction: William Schuman Documentary by Christopher Rouse],1979 May

BOX 91/14 Bernstein/Beethoven [TV scripts for early version of opening], 1979September

BOX 91/15 [introduction: The Beethoven Nine Symphonies, a booklet to accompanya record set], 1979 September

BOX 91/16 Songfest [TV scripts, English and German], 1979 SeptemberBOX 91/17 [introduction: The Beatles by Geoffrey Stokes], 1979 Oct. 9BOX 91/18 [eulogy for Renée Longy at a memorial tribute/concert in Juilliard

Theater], 1979 Oct. 15BOX 91/19 [speech, Steve Kyle memorial], 1979 Oct. 19BOX 91/20 [statement re "faith," for a booklet to be published by the World

Federalists Association], 1979 OctoberBOX 91/21 Fidelio [concert narrative, Vienna State Opera at Avery Fisher Hall],

1979 Nov. 12BOX 91/22 [letter to the editor (never sent) of the New York Post re Harriet Johnson

review of Fidelio], 1979 Nov. 14BOX 91/23 [speech re anti-Semitism, 20th anniversary of the Metropolitan

Synagogue of New York], 1979 Nov. 29BOX 91/24 [statement re "the future of mankind," for Gaby Desmarais' photo

portfolio, Great Minds of the Twentieth Century], 1979 Nov. 29BOX 91/25 Copland at Kennedy Center, or, Tribute to Aaron Copland [TV

commentary, Kennedy Center Honors], 1979 Dec. 2BOX 91/26 [speech, Mitropoulos Scholarship Benefit], 1979 Dec. 2



BOX 91/27 The Bernstein Years [radio scripts for the John Ardoin-narrated radioseries], 1979

BOX 91/28 [notes on a possible new introduction? to The Unanswered Question],1979

BOX 91/29 Reflections [book material for precursor of Findings], 1979BOX 92/1-2 Reflections [book material for the precursor of Findings], 1979-80BOX 92/3-6 Songfest [TV scripts in English, German, and French], 1979/1985BOX 92/7 Leonard Bernstein Conducts II [TV voice-over script, edited by LB], 1979

ca.BOX 93/1 Art is a 3-letter word [speech, Brearley School Arts Day], 1980 Feb. 12BOX 93/2 Ni commencement ni fin... [retelling of last meeting with Nadia

Boulanger, for Mademoiselle: Conversations with Nadia Boulanger byBruno Monsaingeon, 1985], 1980 March-April

BOX 93/3 Imagining reality, or, Beyond reality [commencement address, JohnsHopkins University, excerpt published in the New York Times as "Justsuppose we disarmed"], 1980 May 26

BOX 93/4 [speech to the American Symphony Orchestra League, published in HighFidelity as "I vill not stop to vork until it vill not be more beautiful!"],1980 June 16-17

BOX 93/5 [letter to Henry Moses, Harvard University Dean of Freshman, re NinaBernstein], 1980 June

BOX 93/6 Screwed on wrong [lyric], 1980 SeptemberBOX 93/7 Conspiracy of hatred [statement for the press (New York Daily News) re

the FBI and the Black Panthers; related clippings and correspondence],1980 Oct. 19

BOX 93/8 [speech, Carter-Kennedy Unity Dinner], 1980 Oct. 19BOX 93/9 [article re the Carter presidency], 1980 Oct. 22BOX 93/10 [statement for Barbara Cook's Carnegie Hall album], 1980 Oct. 27BOX 93/11 A.C. (An acrostical sonnet, on his 80th birthday) [sonnet for Aaron

Copland], 1980 Nov. 8BOX 93/12 Prince Isaac [poem, for Isaac Stern's 60th birthday], 1980 Dec. 3BOX 93/13 [programming plans for the New York Philharmonic (Jan.-Feb. 1981)],

1980BOX 93/14 [poem, "For Philip (and Hildegarde [Behrens] and Seth)"], 1981 Jan. 3BOX 93/15 [introduction: The World of Seiji Ozawa by Akira Kinoshita], 1981 Feb. 7BOX 93/16 Ode to Mama Leon [poem], 1981 MarchBOX 93/17 Halil [program note, Israel Philharmonic], 1981 May 23BOX 93/18 Gematria (per la mia cara Sonnambula) [anagram puzzle clues], 1981

June 5BOX 93/19 The Circe of my nights [part-acrostic poem to Dona], 1981 June 19BOX 93/20 Confiteor--Easy [revised lyrics for "I don't know" and "Easy," from Mass],

1981 JulyBOX 93/21 [LB marginalia on a review by Richard Dyer in the Boston Globe of a

Tanglewood performance], 1981 JulyBOX 93/22 Bernstein/Beethoven [TV scripts: broadcast script for program 9 and

transcripts of LB's commentary for programs 1-8, 10], 1981 Aug. 4BOX 93/23 Bernstein/Beethoven [TV script, final revision], 1981 Aug. 10BOX 93/24 [letter to Karl Böhm (d. 8/14/81)], 1981 Aug. 13BOX 93/25 Penthex [poem, "For Nina, from Daddy, on his birthday"], 1981 Aug. 15



BOX 93/26 [numerological poem for Ben Mauceri on his fourth birthday], 1981 Aug.19

BOX 93/27 [publicist's (Margaret Carson's) biography of LB, edited by LB], 1981August

BOX 93/28 [letter-cum-poem to Chris DeRoos re favorite things], 1981 Sept. 1BOX 93/29 A Quiet Place [planning notes for TinT II (Trouble in Tahiti)], 1981 Sept.

2BOX 93/30 [article re the Boston Symphony Orchestra, published in the Boston

Globe], 1981 Sept. 9BOX 93/31 Four-letter words! [anagram puzzle for Harry Kraut, Craig Richard

Nelson, and Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser], 1981 Sept. 11BOX 93/32 [letter to Craig Richard Nelson], 1981 Sept. 12BOX 93/33 [statement re 10th anniversary of the Kennedy Center and Mass], 1981

SeptemberBOX 93/34 [telegram to Avi Shoshani and the IPO re Wagner's music in Israel],

1981 Oct. 17BOX 93/35 Fabula ("Fish story") [poem in Italian], 1981 Nov. 15BOX 93/36 Bernstein/Brahms [TV series proposal, with LB annotations], 1981 Dec.

30BOX 93/37 [note to "helpers" (CRN, HJK, MC, HC, etc.) re a "dozen bursting

folders"], 1981 DecemberBOX 93/38 Sty week [anagrams of "Key West," by LB and Stephen Wadsworth],

1981 DecemberBOX 94/1 "Company's" couples... [anagram puzzle/cryptic crossword clues (for

Harry Kraut?)], 1981BOX 94/2 Findings [book material (photocopies), used and unused, incomplete],

1981BOX 94/3 L'Histoire du soldat [script in English, with LB annotations (perhaps

intended for the "Haydn/Stravinsky celebration" of 9/81, or the"America celebrates Stravinsky" television program of 6/82, butunused], [1981]

BOX 94/4 [message to Pierre Vozlinsky], 1981BOX 94/5 Prescription for happiness #4 [note-cum-puzzle to Craig Richard

Nelson], 1981BOX 94/6 [statement re the United Nations, for a 30-second radio spot], [1981/82]BOX 94/7 Bernstein/Brahms [TV series planning notes of Humprey Burton, with LB

annotations], 1982 Jan. 7BOX 94/8 [Charlie Harmon phone list, Bloomington, Ind.], 1982 JanuaryBOX 94/9 [poem (unused) in German, intended as thanks for gift of Stollen

(German fruit cake)], [1982 January]BOX 94/10 Findings [correspondence re book compilation, from Craig Richard

Nelson and Peter and Elly Weiser], 1982 JanuaryBOX 94/11 [telegram to Peter Siragusa re music education], 1982 Feb. 19BOX 94/12 Genius: A sonnet on it [acrostic sonnet for Doug Hofstadter], 1982

FebruaryBOX 94/13 [acrostic poem to Stephen Sondheim on his birthday], 1982 March 22BOX 94/14 [Charlie Harmon and LB notes to each other], [1982] MarchBOX 94/15 [notes for an in-flight Hebrew language lesson for Charlie Harmon],

1982 April 17



BOX 94/16 Findings [notes on possible titles], 1982 AprilBOX 94/17 [notes and partial script for a speech at a Ted Kennedy benefit

(cancelled)], 1982 AprilBOX 94/18 [speech for induction into the American Academy and Institute of Arts

and Letters and conferral of the Gold Medal upon William Schuman],1982 May 17

BOX 94/19 America celebrates Stravinsky [TV commentary, Washington Cathedral],1982 June 17

BOX 94/20 Bernstein/Brahms [TV series planning materials: "psychogram" ofBrahms by Klaus Lindemann], 1982 July 25

BOX 94/21 Findings. Author's preface [book introduction], 1982 Aug. 25BOX 94/22 Bernstein/Brahms [research materials of Klaus Lindemann, annotated by

LB], 1982 Aug.-Sept.BOX 94/23 [acrostic poem in German and English for Jamie Bernstein's birthday],

1982 SeptemberBOX 94/24 Bernstein/Brahms [research materials of Klaus Lindemann: Schumann-

Brahms and Joachim-Brahms correspondence], 1982 SeptemberBOX 94/25 Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts: drafts of programs 1, 2, 3, and 7], 1982

SeptemberBOX 94/26 Bernstein on Brahms [liner notes for a 4-album set of the Brahms

symphonies; also, similar notes "for P.R."], 1982 SeptemberBOX 94/27 Bernstein/Brahms [planning notes], 1982 Sept.-Oct.BOX 94/28 Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts: manuscripts for programs 3-7], 1982

Sept.-Oct.BOX 94/29 Bernstein/Brahms [TV scripts, final], 1982 OctoberBOX 94/30 [note to Charlie Harmon re Bible for mother of Justus Frantz], 1982

OctoberBOX 95/1-4 Les mots de ma vie [French translation by André Tubeuf of Findings,

some LB annotations; also, correspondence re photo reproductionrights and editorial corrections], 1982

BOX 95/5 [note to Charlie Harmon re party and concert invitations in Washington,D.C.], [1982/85]

BOX 95/6 [sleep log from 1/10 to 2/23 and correspondence from the Sleep-WakeDisorders Center], 1983 Jan.-Feb.

BOX 95/7 [questionnaire responses re reactions to announcement of John F.Kennedy's assassination], 1983 Feb. 4

BOX 95/8 [acceptance speech, National Opera Institute award], 1983 FebruaryBOX 95/9 [interview by Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser re Glenn Gould, published in

part as "The truth about a legend" in Glenn Gould by Himself and HisFriends, John McGreevy, ed.], 1983 March 4

BOX 95/10 [condolence message on the death of Sir William Walton], 1983 MarchBOX 95/11 [acrostic sonnet to Stephen Wadsworth and Kurt Ollmann re A Quiet

Place], 1983 April 22BOX 95/12 [letter to the editor of Harper's Magazine responding to complimentary

copy of issue with cover story "The tragedy of Leonard Bernstein"],1983 May

BOX 95/13 [phone number and thank-you lists, Houston], 1983 JuneBOX 95/14 [statement for an AIDS benefit], 1983 JuneBOX 95/15 [speech re nuclear disarmament, Leonard Bernstein Day in Lawrence,

Mass.], 1983 Aug. 25



BOX 95/16 [poem to Ann Dedman], 1983 AugustBOX 95/17 [program for "The story of Jonah," a hand-puppet theater piece in which

Jamie Bernstein assisted], 1983 (summer)BOX 95/18 [acrostic poem for a book of tributes to Amyas Ames], 1983 Sept. 29BOX 95/19 [speech on receiving Doctor of Humane Letters from Boston University],

1983 Oct. 7BOX 95/20 Love at first down-beat [proposal by Humphrey Burton for a film

documentary about LB's relationship with the Vienna Philharmonic],1983 Oct. 11

BOX 95/21 [memorial tribute (printed in program), William Kapell Piano Foundationbenefit concert], 1983 Oct. 14

BOX 95/22 [correspondence with Lillian Hellman re Candide conflicts], 1983October

BOX 95/23 [notes for a conducting seminar, Juilliard School of Music], 1983 Dec.9-10

BOX 95/24 [correspondence with Derek Bok re Harvard's supposed "imprimatur" ofnuclear weapons], 1983 Dec. 15-1984 February

BOX 95/25 [speech, Concerts for Peace at the Cathedral Church of St. John theDivine], 1983 Dec. 31

BOX 95/26 [statement re the piano playing of Paul Jacobs (d. 9/25/83), for Ovationmagazine], 1983

BOX 95/27 ...und was ich tat [German translation by Elly Weiser of the second halfof "Sabbatical report," or "What I thought...and what I did," for theGerman edition of Findings], 1983

BOX 95/28 [note for Charlie Harmon, "on arising late"], 1983 ca.BOX 95/29 Short portrait of ? [poem], 1983 ca.BOX 95/30 Wolle-Stollen, oder, Ständchen für das Mauermändchen [poem for Julia

Mauermann], 1983 ca.BOX 96/1 [Charlie Harmon's Cabbage Patch Kid birth certificate, adoption papers,

and change of name form, witnessed by LB], 1984 Jan. 11BOX 96/2 [letter of recommendation for Robert L. Kirkland III], 1984 JanuaryBOX 96/3 Mahler 125 [planning notes (particularly pertaining to "Des Knaben

Wunderhorn") and a draft script for what became "The little drummerboy"], 1984 Feb.-May

BOX 96/4 Mahler 125 [scripts, outlines, and notes for what became "The littledrummer boy"], 1984 April-Oct.

BOX 96/5 [message in Hebrew for Mishkan Tefila on its anniversary], 1984 MayBOX 96/6 A Quiet Place [notes to Stephen Wadsworth and cast re performance

suggestions], 1984 June 10BOX 96/7 [anagram puzzle for Paul Woodiel], 1984 Aug. 22BOX 96/8 Birthday poem, 1984 Aug. 25BOX 96/9 A triple benediction [poem for Jamie and David Thomas], 1984 Aug. 27BOX 96/10 [statement on the 50th anniversary of the Weizmann Institute], 1984

Aug. 28BOX 96/11 Song of thanksgiving [poem, begun 2/26/84], 1984 Aug. 29BOX 96/12 [thank-you note to "APEX" (Eric Chalkley) in form of acrostic poem/

puzzle], 1984 AugustBOX 96/13 How far does a star go? [lyric for Margot Hielscher, to the tune "How

deep is the ocean?"], 1984 Sept. 29



BOX 96/14 Bernstein on Mahler [program synopsis for what became "The littledrummer boy"], 1984 Oct. 5

BOX 96/15-17 Mahler 125 [TV scripts (draft, revised, final) for "The little drummerboy"], 1984 Oct.-Nov.

BOX 96/18 [letter to Felipe Gonzalez, president of Spain, and his wife Carmen],1984 Nov. 5

BOX 96/19 [speech on receiving the Boston Latin School Man of the Year Award],1984 Nov. 19

BOX 96/20 Like... [poem for David Usdan], 1984 Dec. 15BOX 96/21 [speech, Peace Concert at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine],

1984 Dec. 30BOX 96/22 [acrostic sonnet (by Jamie Bernstein) to Adolph and Phyllis Green],

[1984 December]BOX 96/23 [postcards to Charlie Harmon, from the Bahamas], 1984 DecemberBOX 96/24 [crossword by "APEX", solved by LB], 1984BOX 96/25 [dream recounting about introducing a stream of two-syllable-named

people], 1984 ca.BOX 96/26 [list of salon music (for piano) to be purchased, for a possible TV

program], 1984 ca.BOX 96/27 [acrostic sonnet for Michael Tilson Thomas' birthday], 1985 Jan. 10BOX 96/28 [acrostic poem, tribute to Gene Kelly on his receiving the Lifetime

Achievement Award from the American Film Institute], 1985 Jan. 15BOX 96/29 [sermon re political involvement, All Souls Unitarian Church, New York],

1985 Jan. 25BOX 96/30 BB/LIII [acrostic poem for Burton Bernstein], 1985 Jan. 30BOX 96/31 Ellen A-O-A [acrostic poem for Ellen Adler's birthday], 1985 Jan. 30BOX 96/32 Leonard Bernstein on Bach [introductory statement, for a Bach

festival?], [1985 January]BOX 97/1 [jingle ("ev'ry day is a holiday...") inscribed to Mike Nichols], 1985 Feb.

7BOX 97/2 [letter to Aaron Stern's father], 1985 Feb. 8BOX 97/3 Thanking my friend, or, Return signals [acrostic sonnet for Doug

Hofstadter's 40th birthday], 1985 Feb. 14BOX 97/4 [remarks on receiving the Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award], 1985

Feb. 26BOX 97/5 [speech at a tribute to Harry Seltzer and kick-off for the American

Conservatory of Music], 1985 Feb. 27BOX 97/6 [note to Harry Kraut comparing the quality of Unitel and Deutsche

Grammophon tapes featuring Justus Frantz playing the Schumannpiano concerto], 1985 [February]

BOX 97/7 [remarks for the Ruth Orkin Memorial, Ethical Culture Society, NewYork], 1985 March 11

BOX 97/8 [acrostic sonnet, for Stephen Wadsworth Zinsser on his birthday], 1985March 29

BOX 97/9 The play opens; EMLA: Scene I; EMLA: Scene I (continued) [acrosticpoems on the birth of Eva Maria Livia Amurri], 1985 April 1-4

BOX 97/10 [letter to John Kenneth Galbraith re award of the Gold Medal for Musicfrom the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters], 1985April 2



BOX 97/11 [interview by Howard Husock re Boston Latin School; Husock's proposalfor a Young People's Music Project involving popular music], 1985April 3

BOX 97/12 [letter to the editor of the Fairfield Citizen News re a "misguidedurbanization" proposal], 1985 April 11

BOX 97/13 West Side Story [symposium with Jerome Robbins, Arthur Laurents, LB,and Stephen Sondheim re creation of West Side Story, published in theDramatists Guild Quarterly, Autumn 1985], 1985 April 18

BOX 97/14 Letter to Susan [poem to Susan Sarandon about Franco Amurri], 1985April 27

BOX 97/15 [speech, Marc Blitzstein Memorial Concert], 1985 April 28BOX 97/16 [comments re "West Side Story dances" as arranged and played by Dag

Achatz], 1985 AprilBOX 97/17 [interview re musicians in Ruth Orkin photos and Lewisohn Stadium, for

a book of Orkin photos], 1985 AprilBOX 97/18 [poem for Michael Wager's birthday, in Yiddish], 1985 AprilBOX 97/19-20 Wagner/Freud [TV script, unfinished], 1985 April-1989 FebBOX 97/21 [speech on receiving the National Fellowship Award, Fellowship

Commission dinner], 1985 May 1BOX 97/22 Ode (um vor der ersten "Siegfried"-Probe rezitiert zu werden) [poem in

German, Vienna], 1985 May 9BOX 97/23 Der Alltager [poem for Susanna Baumgärtel, in German], 1985 May 12BOX 97/24 Night thoughts before Mahler Ninth [article, published in Harper's as

"The plausibility of hope (II)," and in the Atlantic as "Late nightthoughts on Mahler's Ninth"] 97/25, 1985 May 26

BOX 97/26 Sonnetto del ringraziamento (à l'Aléxandrine) [acrostic poem to JamesSellars et al.], 1985 June 18

BOX 97/27 [comment on a review by Luigi Fait in L'Osservatore Romano], 1985June

BOX 97/28 Songfest [TV scripts in English, French, German, and Italian, producedin Rome], 1985 June

BOX 98/1 [introductory remarks to Songfest, performed July 4 with the NationalSymphony], 1985 July 1

BOX 98/2 [note on Watergate Hotel stationery to LB from "His dear and lovingchildren"], 1985 July 5

BOX 98/3 The limo waits at Number Twelve [poem re leaving the Cahills), 1985July 7

BOX 98/4 A birthday poem from Tanglewood [acrostic poem for Helen Coates],1985 July 19

BOX 98/5 [note to Charlie Harmon re appointments], 1985 JulyBOX 197 (Ov) [catalog and schedule for the Museum of Broadcasting exhibition

"Leonard Bernstein: The television work" (27 Sept. to 14 Nov. 1985)],1985 July

BOX 98/6 Kaddish [notes for an explanatory talk at a performance in Athens,Greece], 1985 Aug. 1

BOX 98/7 [statement to the press, World Ban-the-Bomb Convention, Hiroshima,Japan], 1985 Aug. 4

BOX 98/8 [poems (2 haiku), Hiroshima, Japan], 1985 Aug. 8BOX 98/9 Letter to Helmut Schmidt [statement re nuclear non-proliferation, for a

TV interview], 1985 Aug. 15



BOX 98/10 [poems (3 haiku) for Kunihiko H.], 1985 Sept. 6BOX 98/11 [memo from Charlie Harmon, LB annotations], 1985 Sept. 30BOX 98/12 [acrostic poem for Betty Comden], 1985 SeptemberBOX 98/13 [notes for a speech (not given) for William Schuman's birthday dinner],

1985 SeptemberBOX 98/14 [letter to William Schuman re his 75th birthday dinner], 1985 Oct. 1BOX 98/15 Three drinks (for Roger Stevens) [verse, toasting Roger Stevens on his

75th birthday], 1985 Oct. 5BOX 98/16 Fanfare for a most uncommon man [acrostic free verse for Aaron

Copland's 85th birthday], 1985 Oct. 19BOX 98/17-18 Shostakovich Symphony no. 9 [TV scripts, English and German], 1985

Oct. 31BOX 98/19 [note to Michael Barrett on a Perpetuo Mobile concert series program

from Daron Hagen], 1985 OctoberBOX 98/20 [message to Paul Hume on his 70th birthday, for a dedicatory album],

1985 Oct./Nov.BOX 98/21 Two limericks for Teddy [Kollek] [in English and Hebrew], 1985 Nov. 25BOX 98/22 [acrostic sonnet for Charlie Harmon], 1985 Nov. 27BOX 98/23 A December carol [acrostic verse to Jamie and David Thomas], 1985

Dec. 2BOX 98/24 [toast in verse to Carlos Moseley], 1985 Dec. 4BOX 98/25 [list of finished "work-lets"(songs, speeches, poems, letters) since

November 1984; dream diagram], 1985BOX 98/26 [notes to Charlie Harmon re Boston Latin School and camp medals],

1985BOX 98/27 [preface and first chapter of Schumann: The inner voices of a musical

genius, by Peter Ostwald, LB annotations], 1985BOX 98/28 [recollections by Mildred Spiegel Zucker of LB (1932-41)], 1985BOX 98/29 [statement re Nation magazine on its 120th anniversary], 1986 FebruaryBOX 98/30 [letter to the American Center in Paris, in appreciation of the upcoming

program, "Hommage a Leonard Bernstein," 6/18/86], 1986 May 28BOX 98/31 A toast for the wedding of Michael and Leslie Barrett [poem], 1986 June

5BOX 98/32 [acrostic poem for Emily Stern (Aaron's daughter)], 1986 June 12BOX 98/33 House-cooling [poem and song, for the Mauermann family], 1986 June

22BOX 98/34 Laudatio für Leonard Bernstein [speech by Joachim Kaiser on bestowal

of the Karl Amadeus Hartmann Medal from the Bavarian RadioSymphony Orchestra], 1986 June 23

BOX 98/35 Haydn The Creation [TV script], 1986 JuneBOX 98/36 [speech, Alan Jay Lerner Memorial], 1986 July 10BOX 98/37 [letter to the editor of the Los Angeles Times re a review of a

Tchaikovsky concert], 1986 Aug. 11BOX 99/1-3 My musical childhood [interview by Humphrey Burton (videotaped by

BBC, Oct. 1988)], 1986 Sept. 15BOX 99/4 [planning notes, for a BBC interview?], 1986 Sept. 15BOX 99/5 [questionnaire responses to aid Klaus Lindemann in production of the

film Schumann and Romanticism], 1986 Sept. 28



BOX 99/6 Shostakovich Symphony no. 6 [TV scripts, in English and German], 1986Oct. 1

BOX 99/7 [speech, Harvard 350th anniversary dinner], 1986 Oct. 10BOX 99/8 [poem to Leo Kirch], 1986 Oct. 16BOX 99/9 [message (to collaborators?), being LB's musings/comments re the work-

in-progress Race to Urga], 1986 Nov. 6BOX 99/10 In memoriam Harold Arlen [memorial address], 1986 Nov. 7BOX 99/11 Falling in love again [lyric, revised translation by LB], 1986 NovemberBOX 99/12 [speech at a reception for the St. Augustine School of the Arts], 1986

Dec. 4BOX 99/13 [notes for the "A classic evening for AIDS research" benefit], 1986 Dec.

7BOX 99/14 [speech at the Church of St. John the Divine, includes lyric for the hip-

hop rap political song, "Crocodile smile (Xmas wrap)"], 1986 Dec. 31BOX 99/15 The little drummer boy [TV script (final) and captions rundown], 1986BOX 99/16 [memo to Charlie Harmon re Aaron Stern X ray], 1986BOX 99/17 The Race to Urga [script, based upon Bertold Brecht's The exception

and the rule], 1987 JanuaryBOX 99/18 [letter from Louis Krasner remembering Anton Webern as a conductor,

LB annotations], 1987 Feb. 5BOX 100/1-2 The love of three orchestras [TV script, final broadcast version and

transcript of original interview titled "Leonard Bernstein and the worldof the symphony orchestra"], 1987 Feb. 7

BOX 100/3 [planning notes and correspondence re TV spots promoting the spaceprogram], 1987 February

BOX 100/4 [address re Helen Coates and education, Founder's Day Convocation,Pine Manor College], 1987 March 22

BOX 100/5 Laudatio auf Leonard Bernstein [speech by August Everding, onconferral of the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize], 1987 June 15

BOX 100/6-7 Ives Symphony no. 2 [TV scripts, German and English], 1987 JuneBOX 100/8 Bernstein at Salzau [TV scripts, two programs at the Schleswig-Holstein

Music Festival], 1987 JulyBOX 100/9 [speech on receiving the Edward MacDowell Gold Medal], 1987 Aug. 9BOX 100/10 [acrostic sonnet for Irma Lazarus], 1987 Sept. 19BOX 100/11 [programming plans for an evening of LB's chamber music], 1987 Oct. 1BOX 100/12 [organizational and programming materials for the "Music for life" AIDS

benefit concert] 100/13, 1987 Nov. 8BOX 100/14 [written tribute to Helmut Schmidt, for inclusion in a dedicatory album],

1987 NovemberBOX 100/15 La mia Bohème [article, in Italian, published in Musica e Dossier], 1987

DecemberBOX 101/1 [letter of recommendation for Eugene Alcalay], 1988 Jan. 4BOX 101/2 [epilogue: A Bridge to Peace by Kevin Cahill], 1988 Feb. 3BOX 101/3 [programming plans for the New York Philharmonic], 1988 Feb. 10BOX 101/4 Missa Brevis [notes indicating the reorganization of choruses from The

Lark], 1988 [February]BOX 101/5 [statement to junior high school students re learning, for an advice

booklet], 1988 March 21BOX 101/6 [message to Robert Shaw re his retirement], 1988 April 11



BOX 101/7 [radio statement re Carnegie Hall and the VPO, for "Carnegiethon"subscription drive], 1988 April 17

BOX 101/8 Teachers and teaching [planning notes for interview/film project; seealso 8/23/91], 1988 April 21

BOX 101/9 [acrostic poem to Betty Comden, for her birthday (5/3)], 1988 April 26BOX 101/10 American Document [skeleton scripts; correspondence from Martha

Graham re possible, 1988 AprilBOX 101/11 Korets landscape [transliteration of Yankev-Yitskhock Segal's poem,

considered for Arias and Barcarolles], 1988 AprilBOX 101/12 [jacket note for Phyllis Newman's memoirs, Just in Time], 1988 May 5BOX 101/13 Teachers and teaching [interviews by Humphrey Burton of LB and Lukas

Foss; see also 8/23/91], 1988 May 7BOX 101/14 [concert dedication of Mozart's Requiem to Felicia, including a reading

of a Mozart letter "on death"], 1988 July 5BOX 101/15 An aging maestro reports [article, intended for the New York Times],

1988 July 28BOX 101/16 [reply to a letter from Susanne Sturm re female conductors], 1988 JulyBOX 101/17 Songfest [introductory remarks to performances at the Schleswig-

Holstein Music Festival and the London Proms, Albert Hall], 1988 JulyBOX 101/18 [programming plans for the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra], 1988

July ca.BOX 101/19 Beauty and truth revisited [poem, published in the New York Times],

1988 Aug. 8BOX 101/20 [birthday speech, Tanglewood], 1988 Aug. 20BOX 101/21 [thank-you letter to Mr. Reuter for birthday present], 1988 Aug. 28BOX 101/22 [lists relating to LB's birthday: gifts, names, addresses; advertising,

promos], 1988 AugustBOX 101/23 [word game à la "Boggle," headed "A Tanglewood 5 x 5"], 1988 AugustBOX 101/24 (The birthday continues...) [poem, for John Malcolm Brinnin], 1988 Sept.

27BOX 101/25 Five views of Ava [statement re Ava Gardner, for Double Exposure, Take

Two by Roddy McDowall], 1988 SeptemberBOX 101/26 The silver ship, the onyx doves... [thank-you poem for birthday gifts],

1988 [September]BOX 101/27 Cross-over (Überfahrt) [translation of a poem by Mascha Kaléko; also, a

partial translation of "Memento," and the book of poetry from whichthe translations were made], 1988 Oct. 2

BOX 101/28 A variation on pentameter [poem], 1988 Oct. 16BOX 101/29 An American dreamer abroad [speech/article, declaimed at a Michael

Dukakis fund raiser and published in the New York Times as "I'm aliberal and proud of it"], 1988 Oct. 24

BOX 101/30 [cryptic crossword puzzle, solved by LB, Atlantic magazine], 1988October

BOX 101/31 [programming plans for a Charles Ives concert with the New YorkPhilharmonic], 1988 October

BOX 101/32 Please, Billy, a little respect [letter (excerpted in the New York DailyNews) re liberalism and the Black Panther episode, in response toWilliam Buckley's reaction to LB's "I'm a liberal" speech at the Dakota,10/25], 1988 Nov. 3

BOX 101/33 [acrostic poem for Muriel Nuttall], 1988 Dec. 6



BOX 101/34 An insight in the bath [poem for Charlie Harmon], 1988 Dec. 16BOX 101/35 Morning dream, 16:XII:88 [acrostic poem to Philip von Raabe], 1988

Dec. 16BOX 101/36 Singh-song [acrostic lyric for Pritam Singh], 1988 Dec. 17BOX 101/37 Re-discovering the wheel [poem for Aaron Stern], 1988 Dec. 20BOX 101/38 Love quatrain [acrostic poem to Charlie Harmon], 1988 Dec. 21BOX 101/39 [message-cum-poem to John Malcolm Brinnin], 1988 Dec. 22BOX 101/40 [draft telegrams (mostly birthday) to Flavio Chamis, Cornelia Foss,

Adam Green], 1988 December-1989 FebruaryBOX 101/41 For Lito to ponder... [poem for Charlie Harmon], 1988 DecemberBOX 101/42 Be all right; No; While my baby's asleep [lyrics by Jamie Bernstein, LB

annotations], 1988 ca.BOX 101/43 [floorplans, Century Apartment Building?, LB annotation], 1988 ca.BOX 101/44 [list of persons whose first and last names begin with "M"; list of the

hills of Rome], 1988 ca.BOX 101/45 [memo to Charlie Harmon re Mark Stringer], 1988 ca.BOX 102/1 My God is called Ay [poem], 1989 Jan. 1BOX 102/2 [word game, clue and answer, inscribed on a page of a New York Times

Book Review], 1989 Jan. 8BOX 102/3 [anagrams of John Malcolm (Brinnin)], 1989 JanuaryBOX 102/4 [automatic and left-handed writing samples of LB, Eric Le Cain and

Aaron Stern], 1989 JanuaryBOX 102/5 [letters to Aaron Copland (5/27/47 and 11/12/67) and "Sonnet on

receiving an honorary doctorate with Aaron Copland," excerpted inVivian Perlis' oral history project], 1989 January

BOX 102/6 [limericks (2)], 1989 JanuaryBOX 102/7 [notes re David Hampton], 1989 JanuaryBOX 102/8 [notes re phonecalls, ticket requests for 1/30 Carnegie Hall AIDS

Benefit], 1989 JanuaryBOX 102/9 [postcards (2) re a 1941 allergy-suppressant visit to Key West, where

work was done on the Clarinet Sonata and Conch Town (bits found inFancy Free and West Side Story)], 1989 January

BOX 102/10 [riddle to "Dearest kids"], 1989 Feb. 6BOX 102/11 Thought and action aren't at all the same... [sonnet], 1989 Feb. 10BOX 102/12 [letter of recommendation for Franco Amurri], 1989 FebruaryBOX 102/13 [letter of recommendation for Marc Weisgal], 1989 FebruaryBOX 102/14 [statement for a New York Philharmonic Orchestra/WQXR radiothon],

1989 FebruaryBOX 102/15 [birthday telegram to Stephen Sondheim], 1989 MarchBOX 102/16 [letter of recommendation for George Steel], 1989 April 12BOX 102/17 Almost goodbye (Almost a sonnet) [poem for Helen Coates Memorial],

1989 May 6BOX 102/18 [commencement address, Fairfield University], 1989 May 20BOX 102/19 [acrostic poem for "APEX" (Eric Chalkley, the crossword creator)], 1989

May 23BOX 102/20 [concert talk on Debussy (for TV?), drafts in Italian and English, Rome],

1989 June 9BOX 102/21 [letter of recommendation for Lukas Foss (Rockefeller Foundation

residency)], 1989 [June]



BOX 102/22 [poems, for Fritz and Jutta Reventlow], 1989 JulyBOX 102/23 Warsaw: 1st September 1939 [TV scripts and outline, narration by

Samuel Pisar, small speaking part for LB], 1989 July-AugustBOX 102/24 [birthday crossword puzzle from the Bernstein family, solved by LB],

1989 AugustBOX 102/25 [programming plans and miscellaneous note, Tanglewood], 1989 AugustBOX 102/26 [programming plans for the New York Philharmonic, October 1989],

1989 AugustBOX 102/27 Round 4 4 kids [2-measure round by L. van Bernstein "To the first fruit

of my loom"], 1989 Sept. 8BOX 102/28 [review by John Rockwell in the New York Times of a Tchaikovsky

concert, LB annotations], 1989 Oct. 28BOX 102/29 [statement on the death of Virgil Thomson], 1989 OctoberBOX 102/30 [tribute to Alan Jay Lerner, including lyric for "Take care of this house,"

from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue], 1989 OctoberBOX 102/31-33 Candide [TV scripts and planning materials, London performance], 1989

Oct.-Dec.BOX 103/1 [statement to the press re the National Endowment for the Arts/Artists'

Space controversy], 1989 Nov. 17BOX 103/2 The NEA forever march [song, photocopy of ms. score], 1989 Nov. 22BOX 103/3 The lyrical liberal strikes again [poem to William Safire in limerick

form], 1989 Nov. 27BOX 103/4 [limerick for Henry Wrong, on his retirement from the Barbican Centre],

1989 Nov. 28BOX 103/5 [remarks for an AIDS event at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, where

no. 9 from Arias and Barcarolles was performed], 1989 Nov. 30BOX 103/6 [interview by Jonathan Cott of Rolling Stone magazine], 1989 NovemberBOX 103/7 Ego-trip [poem], 1989 Dec. 8BOX 103/8 [telegram reply to an invitation to the Carnegie Hall debut of the New

World Symphony], 1989 Dec. 11BOX 103/9 [acrostic poem for Mark Adams Taylor], 1989 Dec. 19BOX 103/10 [crossword puzzle by Harry Kraut, solved by LB], 1989 Dec. 19BOX 103/11 Christmas in Berlin, 1989 [poem], 1989 Dec. 24BOX 103/12 [acrostic poem for Craig Urquhart], 1989 Dec. 25BOX 103/13 Berlin program [draft statement re the replacement of "Freude" by

"Freiheit" in the "Ode to joy" of Beethoven's 9th Symphony], 1989December

BOX 103/14 [crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1989 DecemberBOX 103/15 Dance suite [note listing title, dedication, and movements], 1989

DecemberBOX 103/16 [lyrics, for Stephen Sondheim's 60th birthday], 1989 DecemberBOX 103/17 [Scottish poem for Muriel Nuttall], 1989 DecemberBOX 103/18 [note to Charlie Harmon (re a song from The exception and the rule?)],

1989BOX 103/19 [notes re Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival programs], 1989BOX 103/20 [letter to Christoph von Eschenbach, for a 50th birthday Festshrift],

1990 Jan. 20BOX 103/21 [acrostic tribute (crossed out) to Gwyneth Jones], 1990 Jan. 23



BOX 103/22 Matword puzzle [word game/puzzle for Mark Adams Taylor], 1990 Jan.26/27

BOX 103/23 [crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1990 JanuaryBOX 103/24 [limerick for John Mauceri on the 10th anniversary of the Scottish Opera

Orchestra], 1990 JanuaryBOX 103/25 [telegrams to Amyas Ames and Ellen Adler Oppenheim], 1990 JanuaryBOX 103/26 [letter to Gary Graffman and Curtis friends cancelling appearance], 1990

Feb. 8BOX 103/27 [crossword puzzle by "APEX," solved by LB], 1990 [Feb./March]BOX 103/28 [acrostic sonnet for Christina Burton], 1990 March 2BOX 103/29 Mozart Mass in c minor [TV script, English and German, Waldsassen,

Germany], 1990 April 3-4BOX 103/30 Mass in c minor [poem], 1990 April 4BOX 103/31 [acrostic sonnet for Harry Kraut], 1990 April 10BOX 103/32 [memo, Tricia Andryszewski to Harry Kraut (LB annotations), re planned

German-language book, Leonard Bernstein on Composers], 1990 April24

BOX 103/33 [acrostic birthday poem for Dr. Kevin Cahill], 1990 May 1BOX 103/34 [memo from Tricia Andryszewsky re upcoming birthdays to be

acknowledged], 1990 May 8BOX 103/35 [letter to Gian-Carlo Menotti re cancellation of Spoleto Festival concert],

1990 May 21BOX 103/36 Proclamation of surrender [poem for Aaron Stern], 1990 May 27BOX 103/37 Finalizing the deal, I believe you call it [poem for Harry Kraut], 1990

May 29BOX 103/38 [entry in the New York Magazine Competition Number 677 (personal

ads)], 1990 MayBOX 103/39 I due Davidi; I due Davide (II) [acrostic poems for David Corro and

friend], 1990 June 11-12BOX 103/40 Three days at Lenox Hill [acrostic poem on the word "oncology"], 1990

June 13BOX 103/41 [limericks, for Jutta and Erich Mauermann], 1990 JuneBOX 103/42 [limerick to Jim Kendrick of Boosey & Hawkes], 1990 July 13BOX 103/43 Epithalamion for J. Avedon's 2nd time around [poem re Richard Gere],

1990 July 21BOX 103/44 [message to Richard Avedon sending regrets], 1990 July 21BOX 103/45 It began in November and ended in June... [poem, Tokyo], 1990 JulyBOX 103/46 [poem for Jamie Bernstein's birthday, conferring the "Cross of

Jerusalem"], 1990 Sept. 8BOX 103/47 [message to John Mauceri], 1990 Sept. 17BOX 103/48 Leonard Bernstein withdraws from conducting [press release, drafts],

1990 OctoberBOX 103/49 ["Dear John" letter to John Wells re collaboration on Holocaust opera],

1990BOX 103/50 [notes to Jack Gottlieb and Philip Allen re Jubilee Games and Arias and

Barcarolles], 1990 ca.BOX 103/51 Teachers and teaching [TV script], 1991 Aug. 23BOX 103/52 Wagner's music isn't racist [article, published in the New York Times,

excerpted from the "Wagner-Freud" TV script], 1991 Dec. 26



BOX 104/1 April showers [script for a playlet about LB and Stephen Wadsworth],n.d.

BOX 104/2 Beloved the race, the genus, the class... [poem], n.d.BOX 104/3 [concert remark: a prayer "before Leonore" re war and peace], n.d.BOX 104/4 Confidence pill [poem], n.d.BOX 104/5 The dark wind... [poem], n.d.BOX 104/6 [dream notes], n.d.BOX 104/7 Fat Phoebus [poem, with Mike Nichols], n.d.BOX 104/8 L'homme revolté [poem], n.d.BOX 104/9 [introductory remarks to a German television program about George

Gershwin], n.d.BOX 104/10 [introductory remarks to a German television series about musicals],

n.d.BOX 104/11 Is there an American music? [outline for a possible concert talk, TV

program, or lecture], n.d.BOX 104/12 [LB signature samples], n.d.BOX 104/13 [list of Gertrude Stein quotes with ideas for musical settings], n.d.BOX 104/14 Little old you [poem], n.d.BOX 104/15 [note to Craig Richard Nelson, semi-illegible copy], n.d.BOX 104/16 [notes/musings on "Pan-Am jet: near catastrophe averted" and "4 poems

about losing a guilt"], n.d.BOX 104/17 [notes of (Jack Gottlieb?) re Mahler], n.d.BOX 104/18 [notes (on a possible imaginary conversation?) re atonality], n.d.BOX 104/19 [notes on "learning," theoretical and experiential], n.d.BOX 104/20 [notes on singers for Songfest and A Quiet Place], n.d.BOX 104/21 [notes re Helen Epstein's Children of the Holocaust, and list of sponsors,

in an otherwise empty diary], n.d.BOX 104/22 Oedipus Rex (Stravinsky) [translation (for a performance by New York

City Symphony?)], n.d.BOX 104/23 [playlet re difficulties communicating with room service in a foreign

country], n.d.BOX 104/24 [poem, for inclusion in Thomas Warfield's Global Poem in Praise of

Peace project], n.d.BOX 104/25 [poem to be read at a Juvenile Diabetes Association award presentation

to Arthur Laurents], n.d.BOX 104/26 A Quiet Place [notes/scenario for the "successor to Tahiti?"], n.d.BOX 104/27 [research materials re Sir Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations, LB

annotations, perhaps for the 1982 BBC production of "Elgar EnigmaVariations"], n.d.

BOX 104/28 Shabby muslin...; Burnt ravenna...; There is still a harbor... [poems], n.d.BOX 104/29 Star-turn [word game/poem], n.d.BOX 104/30 Tanglegoose rhymes [rhymes about Paul Fromm and Seiji Ozawa, based

on the Mother Goose nursery rhymes], n.d.BOX 104/31 [thank-you letters (2) to fans of the Young People's Concerts], n.d.BOX 104/32 [word game à la "Boggle," solved by LB], n.d.

BOX 104-114 Young Peoples's Concerts Television Scripts



BOX 105/1 What does music mean?, 1958 Jan. 18BOX 105/2 What is American music?, 1958 Feb. 1BOX 105/3 What does orchestration mean?, 1958 March 8BOX 105/4-5 What makes music symphonic?, 1958 Dec. 13BOX 105/6-7 What is classical music?, 1959 Jan. 24BOX 106/1 Humor in music, 1959 Feb. 28BOX 106/2 What is a concerto?, 1959 March 28BOX 106/3-4 Who is Gustav Mahler?, 1960 Feb. 7BOX 106/5 Young performers, 1960 March 6BOX 106/6-7 Unusual instruments of present, past and future, 1960 March 27BOX 106/8 The Second Hurricane, 1960 April 24BOX 106/9 Overtures and Preludes, 1961 Jan. 8BOX 107/1 Aaron Copland birthday party, 1961 Feb. 12BOX 107/2 Young performers, 1961 March 19BOX 107/3 Folk music in the concert hall, 1961 April 9BOX 107/4 Modern music from all over [produced in Toronto, Canada], 1961 May

13BOX 107/5 What is impressionism?, 1961 Nov. 23BOX 107/6 The road to Paris, 1962 Jan. 18BOX 107/7 Overtures and preludes [presented in Troy, New York (untelevised)],

1962 Feb. 17BOX 107/8-9 Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky, 1962 March 26BOX 107/10 Young performers, 1962 April 13BOX 108/1-2 The sound of a hall, 1962 Nov. 21BOX 108/3-4 What is a melody?, 1962 Dec. 21BOX 108/5 Young performers, 1963 Jan. 15BOX 108/6 What is a melody? [revised Young People's Concert of 12/21/62, for

British television], 1963 Feb. 15BOX 108/7 The Latin American spirit, 1963 March 8BOX 109/1-2 A tribute to teachers, 1963 Nov. 29BOX 109/3 Young performers, 1963 Dec. 23BOX 109/4 The genius of Paul Hindemith, 1964 Feb. 23BOX 109/5 Jazz in the concert hall, 1964 March 11BOX 109/6-7 What is sonata form?, 1964 Nov. 6BOX 109/8 Farewell to nationalism, 1964 Nov. 30BOX 109/9 Young performers, 1965 Jan. 28BOX 110/1 A tribute to Sibelius, 1965 Feb. 19BOX 110/2-3 Musical atoms: A study of intervals, 1965 Nov. 29BOX 110/4-5 The sound of an orchestra, 1965 Dec. 14BOX 110/6 A birthday tribute to Shostakovich, 1966 Jan. 5BOX 110/7 Young performers: Pictures at an Exhibition, 1966 Feb. 22BOX 111/1-2 What is a mode?, 1966 Nov. 23BOX 111/3 Young performers, 1967 Jan. 27BOX 111/4 Charles Ives: American pioneer, 1967 Feb. 23BOX 111/5 Alumni reunion, 1967 April 19BOX 111/6-7 A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time, 1967 Dec. 25BOX 112/1 Forever Beethoven!, 1968 Jan. 28



BOX 112/2 Young performers, 1968 March 31BOX 112/3-4 Quiz-concert: How musical are you?, 1968 May 26BOX 112/5-6 Fantastic Variations (Don Quixote), 1968 Dec. 25BOX 112/7 Bach transmogrified, 1969 April 27BOX 113/1 Berlioz takes a trip, 1969 May 25BOX 113/2 Two ballet birds, 1969 Sept. 14BOX 113/3 Fidelio: A celebration of life, 1970 March 29BOX 113/4-5 The anatomy of a symphony orchestra, 1970 May 24BOX 113/6 A Copland celebration, 1970 Dec. 27BOX 113/7 Thus spake Richard Strauss, 1971 April 4BOX 114/1-2 Liszt and the devil, 1972 Feb. 13BOX 114/3 Holst: The Planets, 1972 March 26

BOX 161-165 Bound Television Scripts

BOX 161 Lincoln Presents: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; Jazz in serious music;The infinite variety of music

BOX 162 Lincoln Presents: The humors of musicBOX 162 Ford Presents: Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in

Moscow; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in VeniceBOX 163 Ford Presents: The creative performer; Rhythm; Leonard Bernstein and

the New York Philharmonic in BerlinBOX 164 Ford Presents: Christmas startime (12/25/60); Romanticism in music;

Drama into opera: Oedipus RexBOX 165 Ford Presents: A joyful noise; Leonard Bernstein and the New York

Philharmonic in Japan; The drama of Carmen

BOX 166-176 Television Scripts Collections--Notebooks

BOX 166 Omnibus: What makes opera grand?BOX 166 Lincoln Presents: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; Jazz in serious music;

The infinite variety of music; The humors of musicBOX 166 Ford Presents: Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in

Moscow; Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Venice;The creative performer; Rhythm; Leonard Bernstein and the New YorkPhilharmonic in Berlin; Chridtmas Startime (12/25/60); Romanticism inmusic; A joyful noise; Leonard Bernstein and the New YorkPhilharmonic in Japan

BOX 167 Young People's Concerts: What does music mean?; What is Americanmusic?; What is orchestration?; What makes music symphonic?; Whatis classical music?; Humor in music; What is a concerto?

BOX 168 Young People's Concerts: Young performers (3/19/61); Folk music in theconcert hall; What is impressionism?; The road to Paris; Happybirthday, Igor Stravinsky; Young performers (1/15/63); The LatinAmerican spirit; Atribute to teachers; Young performers (12/23/63)

BOX 169 Young People's Concerts: The genius of Paul Hindemith; Jazz in theconcert hall; What is a mode?; Young performers (1/27/67); CharlesIves: American pioneer; Alumni reunion; A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time;Forever Beethoven!; Young performers (3/31/68); Quiz-concert: Howmusical are you?



BOX 170 Young People's Concerts: Fantastic Variations; Bach transmogrified;Berlioz takes a trip; Two ballet birds; Fidelio: A celebration of life; Theanatomy of a symphony orchestra; A Copland celebration; Thus spakeRichard Strauss; Liszt and the devil; Holst: The Planets

BOX 171 Young People's Concerts [as broadcast]: What is a concerto?; Who isGustav Mahler?; Unusual instruments of present, past and future;Overtures and preludes; Aaron Copland birthday party; The road toParis; Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky; The sound of a hall; The LatinAmerican spirit; The genius of Paul Hindemith; Jazz in the concert hall;What is sonata form?; Farewell to nationalism; A tribute to Sibelius;The sound of an orchestra

BOX 172 Young People's Concerts [as broadcast]: A birthday tribute toShostakovich; What is a mode?; Charles Ives: American pioneer; Atoast to Vienna in 3/4 time; Forever Beethoven!; Quiz-concert: Howmusical are you?; Fantastic Variations; Bach transmogrified; Berlioztakes a trip; Two ballet birds; Fidelio: A celebration of life; Theanatomy of a symphony orchestra; A Copland celebration; Thus spakeRichard Strauss; Liszt and the devil

BOX 173 Bernstein/Beethoven series [excerpts from various scripts and writings,for possible use in the TV series; projected broadcast schedule; formatproduction plan]1978

BOX 173 Bernstein/Beethoven series [LB speaking parts and H. C. RobbinsLandon narration; program formats; list of music to be used]1980

BOX 174 Bernstein/Beethoven series [including the Robbins Landon narration]1981 Jan. 7

BOX 174 Bernstein/Beethoven series [in English (programs 1-5, 8, 11) andGerman (programs 1-4, 11), for Maximilian Schell]1981 February

BOX 174 Bernstein/Beethoven series [final form] 1981 June-AugustBOX 175 Bernstein/Beethoven series [LB's non-music commentary only (original

version, revisions A, B, and C, and final version), in English andGerman; program outlines; correspondence/notes from HumphreyBurton and Harry Kraut] [3 notebooks]1979-81

BOX 176 Bernstein/Beethoven series [annotated score and parts for StringQuartet, op. 131, photocopies]n.d.

BOX 115 TelePrompTer Scripts

BOX 115 Shostakovich Symphony no. 6 [English and German] , 1986 Oct. 5BOX 115 Ives Symphony no. 2 , 1987 June

BOX 116-138 The Norton Lectures/The Unanswered Question

BOX 116-19 [LB ms. notes and drafts and annotated typescripts (grouped bylecture)], 1972-73

BOX 120 [early planning materials: notes and outlines of LB and others (Cothran,Finkler, Ahern)], 1972-73

BOX 121 [planning conference transcript; Harry Kraut and Candy Finklernotebooks (containing research articles, outlines, rough drafts, earlyscripts, production miscellany)], 1972-73

BOX 122 [research materials (reference lists, bibliographies, articles); and musicscores], 1972-73



BOX 123-34 [scripts, annotated by production staff] Musical phonology (Boxes123-26), Musical syntax, (Boxes 126-29), Musical semantics (Boxes129-30), The delights and dangers of ambiguity (Boxes 131-32), Thetwentieth century crisis (Boxes 132-33), The poetry of earth (Boxes133-34), 1972-73

BOX 135 [miscellaneous: faculty introductory remarks; press; guest lists;financial; correspondence; topically related articles], 1972-73

BOX 136 [TV (WGBH) production materials: music taping and timings; productionschedules and technical notes; credits; text for TV promo, series intro,and musical examples program; set designs; admission tickets; viewerresponses], 1972-73

BOX 177-92 [TelePrompTer scripts (Boxes 177-89) and credit rolls (Boxes 190-92)],1973

BOX 137-38 [re: video production and distribution; TV/radio broadcasts; CBS 17-record set], 1973-76

BOX 139-196 Book Materials

BOX 193-96 The Joy of Music [typescripts and musical examples; articles, "The worldof jazz," Vogue, 3/15/56, and "Leonard Bernstein explores Americanmusical comedy," Vogue, 2/1/57; proofs; script for "What is sonataform?" (for a contemplated expanded edition?)], 1959

BOX 139 Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [typescripts and musicexamples, annotations of Jack Gottlieb and LB, correspondence withpublisher], 1962, 1970

BOX 140-42 Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [typescripts; musicalexamples; text; floppy disks of new material], 1992

BOX 196/6 Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts [music examples, JackGottlieb ms.], 1992

BOX 143 The Infinite Variety of Music [planning materials; correspondence withpublisher; typescript; musical examples], 1966

BOX 196/7 The Infinite Variety of Music [musical examples, miscellaneous], 1966BOX 144-56 The Unanswered Question. Six Talks at Harvard. [typescripts, grouped

by chapter (Boxes 144-49)][musical examples; visuals; photos (Boxes150-51)][galleys; paste-ups; proofs (Boxes 152-55)][publishersinformation; front matter; cover materials; record inserts; productionnotes; correspondence, memorandums, etc. (Box 156)], 1976

BOX 198 (Ov) The Unanswered Question. Six Talks at Harvard. [musical examples(chapters 5-6); visuals; page proofs], 1976

BOX 157-60 Findings [typescripts (including those of early forms The BernsteinAlbum and Reflections); planning notes and correspondence; photoreproduction permissions; photos (xeroxes); etc.] See also references inmain body of Writings, 1982

BOX 196/8 Findings [musical examples], 1982BOX 196/9 Gustav Mahler [musical examples (J. Gottlieb ms.) from "Who is Gustav

Mahler?" (considered for inclusion? in The Infinite Variety of Music orLeonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts)], n.d.

BOX 199-318 Photographs, 1915-199317,439 items



Most of the photographs in the Bernstein Collection are organized inboxes, chronologically by years--one to three boxes per year. Thesephotos can be accessed chronologically, or by using the name andsubject indexes at the back of this section of the guide.

A designation (44A/012) may represent either an individual photograph, ora collection of images. When it represents multiple images, it is usuallyeither a collection of snapshots, a group of photographs affixed to asingle piece of paper, or even two 8"x10"'s affixed to either side of apiece of paper. In some cases there may be additional copies, oftenenlarged, of one or more of these individual images included in thegroup --these all may share the same designation.

Designations are primarily in two sections. In most cases, the first twocharacters represent the year of the photograph(s), i.e. "56" is 1956,and "87" is 1987. In cases where an exact year is unknown, but adecade is either known or assumed, the second character is an "X", i.e."6X" represents a period between 1960 and 1969. "MD" stands for"Mixed Dates," meaning, photographs that cover a range of years and/or decades and must be kept together (usually because they are affixedin a photo album); and "ND" stands for "No Dates known," meaning thatthere is not enough information to even determine the likely decadewhen the photograph(s) was taken. The other "odd" designations are:"HC" for holiday cards, "LB" for a collection of portraits of Bernsteinsent out on request, "FB" for a collection of portraits and productionshots of Felicia, "10MS" for Mass production shots, "FD" forphotographs used or considered for Findings, and "NL" for images usedin the Norton Lectures. The third character is usually the letter "A".This signifies that the photograph(s) is/are kept in folders either singlyor in a small group with other photographs. When the letter is a "B,""C," "D," or "E" it signifies a photo album. Photo albums are alsobolded, and do not have individual numeric designations for eachimage. When the third letter is an "S," it signifies that the item is in oneof the two boxes of slides.

The second section --following the slash (/) --is a number representingeither a specific image or a group of images. Hence, "73A/027" is the27th image (or group of images) from the year 1973. "73B" representsany image included in the first photo album from 1973.

Some designations have an additional field of information. These include"[Ov]" for "Oversize," "[+Ov]" indicating a photograph that is bothincluded in the regular size photographs and in the oversizephotographs, and "[Ov1]," "[Ov2]," etc. representing the variousdegrees of oversize material.

There are two sections to the index for the photographs. The first is aname index, the second is an index of places, events and activities.Leonard Bernstein is not listed in the first index as most of thephotographs in the collection include him. In the second index, themajority of activities are listed under "Bernstein, Leonard." One activitynot included is conducting. On average there are dozens of photographsin every year of Bernstein conducting, so for the researcher wishingconducting shots it is recommended that they determine the year/agethey wish the shots for and look through the photographs for that year.Activities are alphabetized by the noun when they exist. For instance,"playing the drums" is alphabetized under "d," whereas "swimming" isalphabetized under "s".

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A large number of photographs came with identification written on theback, margins, or included with various forms of notes. These were thebasis for most of the information in the indexes. However, it must benoted, as useful as this information was, we know that this informationis not infallible. For instance, we encountered a number of photographswhere copies of the exact same photograph were marked with differentdates, different locations, and the identification of the people in thephotographs included variant spellings. We made reasonable attemptsto determine correct spellings.

Many photographs are not represented in either of the indexes simplybecause there was no identifying information. When one photograph islisted in an index, it is not unusual for there to be other photographsnear it that may be from the same venue, but the photographscontained no identifying information so they were not included in theindex. So, it may be worth the researcher's time to look at thephotographs in surrounding folders to the one you have identified ascontaining the desired subject matter.

In most cases, where a place as noted in the photograph has no identifyingfeatures, for instance a portrait taken with a plain background, butnotated as having been taken in "St. Louis," that photograph would beunlikely show up in the index under "St. Louis," unless it was within arange of other photographs that included recognizable locations in "St.Louis." Similarly, if a photograph is notated that Bernstein isconducting the Vienna Philharmonic, but no orchestra members arevisible in the photograph, the photograph is not likely to appear in theindex next to "Vienna Philharmonic."

A few folders are empty and are marked "[photo missing]." These arecases where the Library was provided with notebooks of photocopies ofphotographs for a given year, but the original photograph never turnedup in the collection after the Library received it. The assumption is thatthese photographs were loaned out by the Bernstein organization, butthey were not returned by the time the collection was given to theLibrary. We hope, in time, that these photographs will be found andinserted in their proper place. Until that time, they are not representedin either of the indexes.

Arrangement is by chronlogical by date.PERMISSIONS/PRINTS/COPYING Photocopies may be made of

photographs for reference purposes only. Before any duplicates ornegatives can be made by the Library's Photoduplications Service, werequire the written permission of the copyright holder --usually thephotographer or their estate. For permission to copy family photos andsnapshots, we require the written permission of Amberson, Inc. Forother photographs, where no photographer information is provided, orvisible (i.e. photographs affixed to paper, in albums, etc.) we require nopermissions. Currently, the turnaround time for prints is four to sixweeks. Number of items: 17,439

BOX 199/1-78 ca. 1915-42Selected items available.-42A/001-90

BOX 200/1-13 1943Selected items available.43A/001-13



http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/lbphotos.box199





BOX 204/1-53 1947 (1 of 2)47A/001-90

BOX 205/1-30 1947 (2 of 2)Selected items available.47A/091-142



BOX 208/1-34 1940s4XA/001-47





BOX 213/1-78 195454A/001-100



BOX 216/1-32 1956 (2 of 2)56A/101-153


BOX 218/1-86 1958 (1 of 2)Selected items available.

















58A/001-100BOX 219/1-71 1958 (2 of 2)

Selected items available.58A/101-200



BOX 222/1-58 1950s5XA/001-95


BOX 224/1-35 196161A/001-48

BOX 225/1-43 196262A/001-55

BOX 226/1-45 196363A/001-87

BOX 227/1-42 196464A/001-78

BOX 228/1-31 196565A/001-75



BOX 231/1-77 196868A/001-181


BOX 233/1-54 1960sSelected items available.6XA/013-77

BOX 234/1-51 197070A/001-113


BOX 236/1-34 197272A/001-92

BOX 237/1-46 1973 (1 of 3)73A/001-141












BOX 238/1-47 1973 (2 of 3)73A/142-261

BOX 239/1-38 1973 (3 of 3)73A/264-379



BOX 242/1-40 1975 (1 of 2)75A/001-101

BOX 243/1-45 1975 (2 of 2)75A/102-261


BOX 245/1-15 1976 (2 of 2)76A/185-227


BOX 247/1-50 1978 (1 of 2)78A/001-159


BOX 249/1-39 1979 (1 of 2)79A/001-133

BOX 250/1-38 1979 (2 of 2)79A/134-259

BOX 251/1-48 1970s7XA/001-81

BOX 252/1-23 198080A/001-48

BOX 253/1-72 198181A/001-226

BOX 254/1-44 198282A/001-97


BOX 256/1-22 1983 (2 of 2)83A/127-159

BOX 257/1-34 198484A/001-72

BOX 258/1-42 198585A/001-83













BOX 263/1-35 1989 (2 of 2)89A/115-163

BOX 264/1-75 1980s (1 of 2)8XA/001-92

BOX 265/1-79 1980s (2 of 2)8XA/093-181

BOX 266/1-27 199090A/001-64

BOX 267/1-18 1991, 92 & 9391A/001-93A/002

BOX 268/1-67 Mixed Dates [MDA/003-53 from a disbound photo album] [MDA/054-131from a box labeled "Photos/NY Phil Japan tour 1961/Omnibus TVPictures/NY Phil Tour, Europe/Israel 1968" includes other subjects anddates begin from mid 50's, may be from disbound album]MDA/001-131

BOX 269/1-26 Holiday Cards, 1956-88Selected items available.HCA/001-29

BOX 270/1-70 Undated (1 of 2)NDA/001-100

BOX 271/1-44 Undated (2 of 2)NDA/101-208

BOX 272/1-53 Bernstein Portraits [from a box of, mostly, portraits of LB, to send out forrequests]LBA/001-61

BOX 273/1-27 Felicia Bernstein [fashion, glamour, and production photos of FeliciaBernstein]FBA/001-48

BOX 274/1-21 MassMSA/001-71

BOX 275/1-41 Findings (1 of 2) [from a box of photographs used or considered for thebook Findings]FDA/001-51

BOX 276/1-6 Findings (2 of 2) [from a box of photographs used or considered for thebook Findings, all or most of these photographs are duplicates of otherselsewhere in the collection]FDA/052








BOX 277/1-27 Slides52S/001-MDS/010

BOX 278/1-12(Oversize)

Norton Lectures Slides

NLS/001-12BOX 279/1-32(Oversize)

ca. 1920-56

-42A/020-56A/151BOX 280/1-47(Oversize)

1957-64

57A/073-64A/009BOX 315/1-17(Oversize)

1959-80's

59A/046-8XA/190[Ov2]BOX 319/1-10(Oversize)

1960s, 1970-83

6XA/006-83A/158[Ov3]BOX 316 (Oversize) 1962

62A/027[+Ov2]BOX 281/1-47(Oversize)

1965-69

65A/050-69A/046BOX 282/1-34(Oversize)

1960s, 1970-73

6XA/001-73A/381BOX 283/1-26(Oversize)

1974-79

74A/006-7XA/083BOX 320 (Oversize) 1978

78A/147[+Ov3]BOX 284/1-35(Oversize)

1980-86

80A/049-86A/101BOX map case/1-5 1982

82A/099-103 map caseBOX 285/1-27(Oversize)

1987-90, Undated

87A/114-FBA/056BOX 302/1-34(Oversize)

1946-80's, Undated

46A/111-NDA/205[Ov1]BOX 286/1-14(Oversize)

Book Covers/Song Covers


Record Covers, Findings [from a box of photographs used or consideredfor the book Findings]FDA/053-65[Ov1]


Oliver Smith set designs

OSA/001-7[Ov2]



BOX 287 1947-4847B, 48B

BOX 288 1948-6248C, 53B, 61B, 62B

BOX 289 196868B, 68C

BOX 290 196868D

BOX 291 1969-7069B, 70C

BOX 292 1975-7675B, 76B

BOX 293 197676C, 76D

BOX 294 1977-7877B, 78C

BOX 295 1983-84Selected items available.83B, 83C, 84B

BOX 296 1984-8584C, 85B, 85C

BOX 297 198686C

BOX 298 198888B, 88C, 88D

BOX 299 198888E

BOX 300 198989B, 89C

BOX 301 Mixed DatesMDC

BOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 304/1-33

1940's [disbound]

4XBBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 305

1951 (wedding album)

51BBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 306

1955-57

55B, 56B, 57BBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 307

1956-58

56C, 58DBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 308

1958

58B, 58CBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 309

1959

59B, 59C




BOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 310

1959-62

59D, 62CBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 311

1962-63

62D, 63BBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 312

1963-66

63C, 66BBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 313

1967-78

67B, 70B, 78BBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 314

1986, 80's, Mixed Dates

86B, 8XB, MDB, MDDBOX Oversize PhotoAlbum 318

1987

87B

BOX 321-327 Datebooks, 1944-1990There are over fifty of Bernstein's datebooks from 1944 to 1990, virtually

covering his entire professional career. In some instances there is morethan one for the same time period. The datebooks have annotations inmany hands, though primarily either those of Bernstein or his secretaryHelen Coates.

Arrangement is chronlogical by date.

BOX 321 1944 [2 books], 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 [2 books]BOX 322 1950, 1950-51 Season, 1952 [Feb-July], 1952-53 [Oct.-Feb.], 53, 54, 55,

56, 57, 58BOX 323 1959, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66BOX 324 1966-74 [Travel], 1967, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72BOX 325 1973, 74, 75, 76 [3 books], 77, 78, 79BOX 326 1980, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86 [2 books, 1 unbound]BOX 327 1987, 88, 89, 90

BOX 328-29 Schedules, 1983-1992Over ninety schedules regarding Bernstein's travel, conducting, recording

and other appearances between October 1983 and December 1992.Some schedules may cover the same time period as plans were changedor refined.


BOX 328/1-28 October 1983-October 1987 (45 items)BOX 329/1-30 January 1988-December 1992 (46 items)

BOX 330-31 Address Books and Message Books, 1988-1989There are six address books that appear to cover different periods of time

and may have been used at various locations. One address book



includes only foreign addresses. In addition, there are three TelephoneMessage Books for the period 1988 to 1989.


BOX 330 Tel-Address [red cover]; Tel-Address [star-of-David card taped to cover];Addressen/Telefon; [suede covered, foreign addresses only]; L.B. USABOOK; [fabric covered with music motif, foreign address only, through"C's" only

BOX 331/1 [pages removed from metal "address book"]BOX 331/2 [2 p. with addresses]BOX 331/3 Telephone Message Book, "1988 Fairfield?" on inside coverBOX 331/4 Telephone Message Book, "1988 Fairfield?" on inside coverBOX 331/5 Telephone Message Book, "1989" on cover

BOX 332-34 IconographyThe iconography in the Bernstein collection includes cartoons, pen and ink

drawings, watercolors, prints, caricatures, and other items of aparticularly visual nature. Many of the works are representations ofBernstein or of a production conducted by Bernstein.

Arrangement is by format.

BOX 332-334 Includes: comic books; caricatures, including 1 by Klaus Bohle & 1 by FlexCoulter; cartoons; pen and inks, including 7 by Jossi Stern and 7 by LeoGlueckselig; puppets [photographs]; catalogues, including 1 of paintingsby Vittorio Piccinini Omaggio a Leonard Bernstein; prints; drawings,including 7 "Scenes from Der Rosenkavalier"; watercolors; highlyillustrated/decorated birthday cards; artists' brochures. Most items areof or refer to Bernstein.

BOX 335-386 Programs, 1925-1991The Programs series contains approximately 2,800 programs (including

duplicates) dating from 1925 through 1993. It should be noted, thatmany significant programs may be found only in the Scrapbooks--particularly those dating through the 1950's. While most of theprograms in the collection are the standard "concert programs," thePrograms series also contains programs to events, including: memorialservices, films, stage works, radio or television series, tributes,festivals, graduation ceremonies, award ceremonies, recordings, etc. Ingeneral, programs have been organized in date order. In the case offestivals and events that cover a range of dates we have used theearliest date. Some of the programs are for events which Bernsteinattended but did not participate in.

At the end of the Programs series are bound collections of programs andtyped lists or computer printouts listing Bernstein's concert programs.Some of these items appear to have been compiled and annotated byBernstein's assistant, Jack Gottlieb. Additional items filed among thegeneral chronology of programs include: tour itinerary schedules,clippings regarding specific programs, publicity materials, theatre andorchestra publications, and invitations.

Arrangement is chronological by date.While it is hard to provide rules for what programs can or cannot be

copied without the written permission of a copyright holder, the

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following information--provided by the General Counsel's Office of theCopyright Office--should be helpful. Published items (which we wouldconsider most programs to be) with no copyright notice and apublication date prior to 1978 are in the public domain. A programpublished between 1978 and 1989 without a copyright notice isprobably in the public domain. Programs that were copyrighted morethan 75 years ago are in the public domain; and, if they werecopyrighted, but not renewed within 28 years prior to 1978 they are inthe public domain. After 1989 copyright notices became optional.Programs which are under copyright may still be copied to the degreecovered by "fair use." In general, copying factual information from aprogram (such as the pages that list what works are being performed,song titles, listings of performers, designers, etc.) is more likely to becovered by "fair use" than articles or program notes.

BOX 335 1925-53BOX 336 1953-61BOX 337 1962-64BOX 338 1964-67BOX 339 1968-71BOX 340 1971-74BOX 341 1975-76BOX 342 1976-77BOX 343 1977-78BOX 344 1979 (Jan.-Nov.)BOX 345 1979-80BOX 346 1980-82BOX 347 1982 (March-July)BOX 348 1982-83BOX 349 1983-84BOX 350 1984 (March-Sept.)BOX 351 1984-85BOX 352 1985 (July-Sept.)BOX 353 1985-86BOX 354 1986 (April-June)BOX 355 1986 (July-Oct.)BOX 356 1986-87BOX 357 1987 (April-June)BOX 358 1987 (June-Sept.)BOX 359 1987 (Sept.-Nov.)BOX 360 1987-88BOX 361 1988 (June-Aug.) (Tanglewood)BOX 362 1988 (Aug.-Oct.)BOX 363 1988 (Oct.-Dec.)BOX 364 1988-89BOX 365 1989 (June-Sept.)BOX 366 1989 (Sept.-Nov.)BOX 367 1989-90

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BOX 368 1990 (April-Aug.) (Tanglewood)BOX 369 1990-91BOX 370 1991 (Feb.-July)BOX 371 1991-92BOX 372 1992 (May-Nov.)BOX 373 1992-93, undated & miscellaneous New York Philharmonic [notebooks

compiled by Jack Gottlieb, many annotated for timings (broadcastconcerts); some concerts not conducted by Bernstein]

BOX 374 1958-67, 1969 Leonard Bernstein Music Programs [notebooks with typedlists of Bernstein's work as a performer/conductor]

BOX 375 1934-44, 1945-47BOX 376 1948, 1949-57BOX 377 1958-61, 1962-63, 65-66, 1970 [incomplete] Carnegie Hall Programs

[notebooks, primarily computer printouts, and additional typedinformation; includes a list of Bernstein premieres at Carnegie Hall]

BOX 378 1943-90 New York Philharmonic [notebooks containing portions ofprograms by season]

BOX 379 1958-59, 1959-60BOX 380 1960-61, 1961-62BOX 381 1962-63BOX 382 1963-64BOX 383 1964-65BOX 384 1965-66BOX 385 1966-67, 1982-83BOX 386 1976-91 Oversize Programs

BOX SB 1-SB 130 Scrapbooks, 1933-1987The scrapbooks have been preserved on microfilm which is available in the

Library of Congress Performing Arts Reading Room under Microfilm99/20002 [MUS].

Arranged chronologically, except for the last five scrapbooks.

BOX SB 1 Vol. IA. Dec. 1, 1933-Nov. 30, 1941On microfilm: reel 1.

BOX SB 2 Vol. IB. April 1941-1942--Jan.-Feb. 1944On microfilm: reel 1.

BOX SB 3 Vol. II-A. Jan. 29, 1944-May 23, 1944On microfilm: reel 1.

BOX SB 4 Vol. II-B. May 23, 1944-Sept. 14, 1944On microfilm: reel 1.

BOX SB 5 Vol. 3-A. Sept. 15, 1944-Dec. 14, 1944On microfilm: reel 2.

BOX SB 6 Vol. 3-B. Dec. 14, 1944-Feb. 24, 1945On microfilm: reel 2.

BOX SB 7 Vol. IV. Feb. 24, 1945-Sept. 16, 1945On microfilm: reel 2.

BOX SB 8 Vol. V. Sept. 16, 1945-Feb. 16, 1946On microfilm: reel 3.

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BOX SB 9 Vol. VI. Feb. 17, 1946-Aug. 22, 1946On microfilm: reel 3.

BOX SB 10 Vol. VII. Aug. 22, 1946-Feb. 17, 1947On microfilm: reel 4.

BOX SB 11 Vol. VIII. Feb. 17, 1947-Oct. 6, 1947On microfilm: reel 5.

BOX SB 12 Vol. 9. Oct. 6, 1947-Feb. 22, 1948On microfilm: reel 6.

BOX SB 13 Vol. 10. Feb. 22, 1948-Oct. 29, 1948On microfilm: reel 7.

BOX SB 14 Vol. 11-A. Oct. 29, 1948-Dec. 21, 1948On microfilm: reel 7.

BOX SB 15 Vol. 11-B. Dec. 22, 1948-April 23, 1949On microfilm: reel 8.

BOX SB 16 Vol. 12-A. April 24, 1949-Dec. 13, 1949On microfilm: reel 8.

BOX SB 17 Vol. 12-B. Dec. 14, 1949-March 5, 1950On microfilm: reel 9.

BOX SB 18 Vol. 13. March 6, 1950-Jan. 29, 1951On microfilm: reel 9.

BOX SB 19 Vol. XIV. Jan. 30, 1951-May 14, 1952On microfilm: reel 10.

BOX SB 20 Vol. XV. May 16, 1952-March 9, 1953On microfilm: reel 10.

BOX SB 21 Vol. XVI. March 7, 1953-Oct. 25, 1953On microfilm: reel 11.

BOX SB 22 Vol. XVII. Oct. 27, 1953-Oct. 3, 1954On microfilm: reel 11.

BOX SB 23 Vol. 18. Nov. 4, 1954-July 31, 1955On microfilm: reel 12.

BOX SB 24 Vol. 19. Aug. 2, 1955-May 18, 1956On microfilm: reel 12.

BOX SB 25 Vol. 20. May 19, 1956-Dec. 31, 1956On microfilm: reel 13.

BOX SB 26 Vol. 21. Jan. 1, 1957-May 31, 1957On microfilm: reel 13.

BOX SB 27 Vol. 22. June 1, 1957-Oct. 2, 1957On microfilm: reel 14.

BOX SB 28 Vol. 23. Oct. 2, 1957-Dec. 29, 1957On microfilm: reel 14.

BOX SB 29 Vol. 24. Jan. 1, 1958-March 31, 1958On microfilm: reel 15.

BOX SB 30 Vol. 25. April 1, 1958-May 4, 1958On microfilm: reel 15.

BOX SB 31 Vol. 26. May 4, 1958-May 28, 1958On microfilm: reel 16.

BOX SB 32 Vol. 27. May 28, 1958-Aug. 17, 1958On microfilm: reel 16.

Scrapbooks, 1933-1987Container Contents


BOX SB 33 Vol. 28. Aug. 24, 1958-Nov. 27, 1958On microfilm: reel 17.

BOX SB 34 Vol. 29. Nov. 28, 1958-Feb. 12, 1959On microfilm: reel 18.

BOX SB 35 Vol. 30. Feb. 12, 1959-May 2, 1959On microfilm: reel 18.


BOX SB 37 Vol. 32. Aug. 25, 1959-Sept. 24, 1959On microfilm: reel 19.

BOX SB 38 Vol. 33. Sept. 25, 1959-Oct. 15, 1959On microfilm: reel 20.


BOX SB 40 Vol. 35. Dec. 12, 1959-Feb. 26, 1960On microfilm: reel 20.

BOX SB 41 Vol. 36. Feb. 26, 1960-May 15, 1960On microfilm: reel 21.


BOX SB 43 Vol. 38. Aug. 28, 1960-Oct. 2, 1960On microfilm: reel 22.

BOX SB 44 Vol. 39. Oct. 2, 1960-Jan. 9, 1961On microfilm: reel 22.


BOX SB 46 Vol. 41. April 1, 1961-July 1, 1961On microfilm: reel 23.

BOX SB 47 Vol. 42. July 1, 1961-Oct. 18, 1961On microfilm: reel 23.



BOX SB 50 Vol. 45. May 3, 1962-Sept. 27, 1962On microfilm: reel 24.

BOX SB 51 Vol. 46. Sept. 27, 1962-Dec. 1, 1962On microfilm: reel 25.

BOX SB 52 Vol. 47. Dec. 1, 1962-Feb. 12, 1963On microfilm: reel 25.

BOX SB 53 Vol. 48. Feb. 13, 1963-July 1, 1963On microfilm: reel 26.



BOX SB 56 Vol. 51. Jan. 31, 1964-April 21, 1964On microfilm: reel 28.



BOX SB 57 Vol. 52. April 21, 1964-Nov. 1, 1964On microfilm: reel 28.

BOX SB 58 Vol. 53. Nov. 1, 1964-April 18, 1965On microfilm: reel 29.

BOX SB 59 Vol. 54. April 18, 1965-Oct. 1965On microfilm: reel 29.

BOX SB 60 Vol. 55. Oct. 1965-Jan. 1966On microfilm: reel 30.

BOX SB 61 Vol. 56. Jan. 1966-April 1, 1966On microfilm: reel 30.

BOX SB 62 Vol. 57. April 1, 1966-June 26, 1966On microfilm: reel 31.




BOX SB 66 Vol. 61. March 13, 1967-June 9, 1967On microfilm: reel 33.




BOX SB 70 Vol. 65. May 12, 1968-Sept. 1, 1968On microfilm: reel 36.

BOX SB 71 Vol. 66. Sept. 2, 1968-Sept. 30, 1968On microfilm: reel 36.

BOX SB 72 Vol. 67. Sept. 30, 1968-Jan. 5, 1969On microfilm: reel 37.

BOX SB 73 Vol. 68. Jan. 11, 1969-July 1, 1969On microfilm: reel 38.

BOX SB 74 Vol. 69. July 31, 1969-March 1, 1970On microfilm: reel 39.

BOX SB 75 Vol. 70. March 1, 1970-July 13, 1970On microfilm: reel 40.

BOX SB 76 Vol. 71. July 1970-March 6, 1971On microfilm: reel 41.

BOX SB 77 Vol. 72. March 7, 1971-Aug. 26, 1971On microfilm: reel 42.

BOX SB 78 Vol. 73. Aug. 26, 1971-Sept. 30, 1971On microfilm: reel 42.


BOX SB 80 Vol. 75. Jan. 1972-June 6, 1972On microfilm: reel 44.




BOX SB 82 Vol. 77. Oct. 20, 1972-March 1973On microfilm: reel 45.

BOX SB 83 Vol. 78. March 1973-June 24, 1973On microfilm: reel 45.

BOX SB 84 Vol. 79. June 24, 1973-Sept. 1, 1973On microfilm: reel 46.

BOX SB 85 Vol. 80. Sept. 1973-March 1, 1974On microfilm: reel 46.


BOX SB 87 Vol. 82. Aug. 1, 1974-Jan. 1, 1975On microfilm: reel 47.

BOX SB 88 Vol. 83. Jan. 5, 1975-July 31, 1975On microfilm: reel 48.

BOX SB 89 Vol. 84. Aug. 1975-Dec. 31, 1975On microfilm: reel 48.

BOX SB 90 Vol. 85. Jan. 1976-May 18, 1976On microfilm: reel 48.

BOX SB 91 Vol. 86. May 18, 1976-July 2, 1976On microfilm: reel 49.

BOX SB 92 Vol. 87. July 2, 1976-Dec. 24, 1976On microfilm: reel 49.

BOX SB 93 Vol. 88. Jan. 1, 1977-Oct. 3, 1977On microfilm: reel 50.

BOX SB 94 Vol. 89. Oct. 5, 1977-Feb. 4, 1978On microfilm: reel 50.

BOX SB 95 Vol. 90. Feb. 10, 1978-Aug. 25, 1978On microfilm: reel 51.

BOX SB 96 Vol. 91. Aug. 25, 1978-Nov. 28, 1978On microfilm: reel 51.

BOX SB 97 Vol. 92. Nov. 23, 1978-June 1979On microfilm: reel 52.

BOX SB 98 Vol. 93. June 6, 1979-Aug. 31, 1979On microfilm: reel 52.



BOX SB 101 Vol. 96. Feb. 1, 1980-April 25, 1980On microfilm: reel 54.

BOX SB 102 Vol. 97. May 1, 1980-Nov. 1, 1980On microfilm: reel 54.


BOX SB 104 Vol. 99. March 1, 1981-Aug. 25, 1981On microfilm: reel 55.



BOX SB 105 Vol. 100. Sept. 1, 1981-Nov. 1, 1981On microfilm: reel 55.

BOX SB 106 Vol. 101. Nov. 1, 1981-March 26, 1982On microfilm: reel 56.



BOX SB 109 Vol. 104. Nov. 1, 1982-March 27, 1983On microfilm: reel 57.

BOX SB 110 Vol. 105. April 1, 1983-Aug. 1, 1983On microfilm: reel 57.

BOX SB 111 Vol. 106. Aug. 1, 1983-Aug. 31, 1983On microfilm: reel 57.

BOX SB 112 Vol. 107. Sept. 1, 1983-Nov. 26, 1983On microfilm: reel 57.


BOX SB 114 Vol. 109. Feb. 19, 1984-April 1, 1984On microfilm: reel 58.



BOX SB 117 Vol. 112. Oct. 30, 1984-May 27, 1985On microfilm: reel 59.


BOX SB 119 Vol. 114. Sept. 1, 1985-April 12, 1986On microfilm: reel 60.

BOX SB 120 Vol. 115. April 12, 1986-July 19, 1986On microfilm: reel 60.

BOX SB 121 Vol. 116. July 22, 1986-Sept. 21, 1986On microfilm: reel 61.


BOX SB 123 Vol. 118. Oct. 19, 1986-April 1, 1987On microfilm: reel 61.


BOX SB 125 Vol. 120. June 23, 1987-July 24, 1987On microfilm: reel 62.

BOX SB 126 Book 3. Sept. 1944-Jan. 15, 1945On microfilm: reel 63.

BOX SB 127 Book 4. March 18, 1945-June 5, 1945On microfilm: reel 63.

BOX SB 128 Book 6. July 6, 1945-Oct. 9, 1945On microfilm: reel 63.



BOX SB 129 Book 7. Sept. 1946-On microfilm: reel 63.

BOX SB 130 Book 10. Jan. 1947-On microfilm: reel 63.



Photographs, Index I, PeopleAbbado, Claudio

78A/016-26, 88DAbbott, George

53A/092Abell, David

81A/221-222, 226Ackerman, Bob

84BAdams, Edie

53A/095-96Agron, Gershon

57A/069Ahern, Mary

54A/065, 59A/076, 78, 58D, 60A/099Ahilea, Eliyahu

54A/099 [autographed]Ahnsjo

84A/022Aiken, Conrad

78A/165Ajolo, Kuba

48BAlbee, Edward

81A/100Alberts, Eunice

51A/016Alcalay, Eugene

82A/094-95, 84A/019, 86A/048, 8XA/052Alcalay, Gina

NDA/001Alessandri, Arturo & family

51A/022Alfidi, Joey

57A/001Allen, Betty

64A/053, 69A/018Allen, Phillip

88A/076, 77, 8XA/162Allen, Reginald

59A/224[Ov] [signed]Alpert, Victor

8XA/053Amara, Lucine

59A/224 [signed]Ames, Alison

87A/093, 90A/055[Ov]Ames, Amyas

68A/141-142, 153, 69A/016Ames, Evie

60A/026, 61A/015, 67A/003, 68A/141-142Amurri, Eva

85A/072Amurri, Franco


83A/133[Ov1], 84B, 8XA/159Anderson, Jane (sister-in-law)

86A/003, 88E, 8XA/147-148Anderson, June

89A/131-132, 91A/003-4Anderson, Marian

47A/117, 119Andrews, Milse

70A/061, 77Angyan, Thomas [?]

90A/059Applebaum, Lon

44A/052Aranjos, Mr.

59A/072Argerich, Martha

77A/009, 186Arlen, Harold

55A/050-51Arlt, Dr.

66A/083Armano, Kazaba [sic]

70A/088Armstrong, Louis

56A/143, 151[Ov]Arrau, Claudio

76A/106-107Arroyo, Martina

65A/016-17, 25, 27, 70A/008-13Artiz, John

63A/065-66Ashcroft, Dame Peggy

74A/181Asher, Richard

80A/022Asher, Sheila & Dick

73A/267-268Ashkenazy, Vladimir

89BAtkinson, David

52A/015Atlas, Dalia

66A/108, 89A/139, 90A/048Auden, W. H.

49A/118, 50A/003-5, 7Auger, Arleen

91A/013Austin, Patti

88A/001Austria, Maria

50A/73Avidom, Menahem (Munio)

50A/023, 032Aviva


48A/089Avrech, Mira [sic]

57A/070Baar, Curtis

62A/011Bacall, Lauren

78A/087-88, 104-105, 78S/001, 86A/047, 73, 89-91, 88A/082, 90A/033Baetz, Richard

63A/040Bailey, George

81A/123Ball, Ellen

see$Bernstein, EllenBall, Ian

8XA/148Ballanchine, George

62A/021, 66A/104-105[Ov]Baltsa, Agnes

75A/039, 71-99[?]Bankhead, Tallulah

NDA/002Baranovic, Mr.

59A/063Barbirolli, Sir John & Lady

58C, 58DBarenboim, Daniel & Jacqueline (DuPre)

73A/267-268, 270Barkin, Ben

68A/130, MDA/113Barlow, Sam

44A/004Barre, Raymond

76DBarrett, Mr.

66A/083Barrett, Michael

82A/047-48, 60, 84A/073[Ov], 86A/027, 88A/002, 158, 89A/093, 110Barschel, Uwe

87A/040-46Bartlestone, Billie

5XA/081Bartok, Mrs. Bela

MDCBaryshnikov, Mikhail

7XA/049Baskevsky, Walter [sic]

66BBasterude, Jim

86A/093Battles, John

44A/018-21, 30-31, 35-36, 41Baudrier, Jacqueline

78A/032, 35Bauer-Mengelberg, Stefan


55A/041-43Baxter, Ann [?]

NDA/003Bean, Mayor

76A/068Beck, Richard P.

72A/092 [autographed]Becker, John

59A/181Beethoven, Ludwig van (portraits)

MDS/002Behrens, Hildegard

80A/028-41, 81A/028, 216, 83A/140Bekic, Mr.

59A/063Bekrashow, Bob

59CBelafonte, Harry

61A/003-4Belkin, Alexander, Boris, Dominique & Maia

8XA/163Bell, Donald

62A/029Belt, Byron

74A/193Ben-Gurion, David

4XA/041, 53A/054-55, 57B, 63C, 67A/066Ben-Gurion, Pola

48A/048, 52, 64, 48B, 57B, 67A/066Ben-Zvi, President

53A/056-57Benes, Mr. & Mrs.

46A/090-91Bennett, Derek

63BBennett, John C.

68A/053Benny, Jack

59A/188, 88DBenson, Raymond

59A/072Bentley, Muriel

44A/016Benzell, Mimi

45A/031, 56A/008Berenblum, Isaac

MDA/006, 9Berger, Roland

MDA/117Berio, Luciano

68A/153Berks [sic], Franz

62A/011Berlos [sic], Robert


60A/123Berman, Naomi

46A/019, 25Berman, Natalie

48A/001Berman, Ruthie

47A/034, 76, 48BBernstein, Alexander Serge Leonard (son)

53B, 55A/033, 60, 69-70, 76, 82, 56A/014, 55-56, 64-74, 78, 80-81, 117-118, 133, 136,143, 145-148, 56C, 57A/019, 29-34, 37-38, 44-47, 49-50, 77-89, 97, 100, 101, 103, 107, 116-119,126, 58A/092-93, 96-100, 111, 114-115, 125, 128, 144, 158, 174, 197, 58D, 59A/004-5[+Ov],6[Ov], 18, 29-36, 39-40, 44-45, 59, 83-86, 98, 138, 149-150, 161-162, 167, 192-194, 209-211,218, 5XA/072, 95, 101[Ov], 60A/001-2, 11-16(15[+Ov]), 23-25, 63-65, 67-71, 73-74, 76, 82, 84,88, 115, 118-119, 125, 61A/007, 16-17, 55, 63A/027-28, 64A/024, 61, 65A/032, 72, 66A/078,81-82, 93, 119, 121-124, 129[Ov], 133[Ov], 67A/080-81, 82[Ov], 84-87, 88[Ov], 96-97, 100-104,112, 68A/060-63, 65-66, 68-69, 71-72, 73[Ov], 74-77, 78[Ov], 79, 80-82[Ov], 88-92, 104-112,115-117, 122-123, 130-131, 155, 157, 68S/001, 69A/031-35, 47-50, 69B, 6XA/010[Ov3], 20-22,73, 78[Ov], 82-85[Ov], 71A/068, 89, 73A/026, 49-58, 66, 78-81, 85-86, 167-171, 379, 74A/113,122, 132, 134, 136-137, 229-230, 75A/049-51, 53, 76A/224-225, 77A/012, 22, 153, 77S/002, 78A/094, 186, 79A/001, 81, 80A/027, 7XA/010-15, 82A/063, 91, 83A/001, 12, 25, 31-33, 149, 83B,83C, 84A/058, 84B, 84C, 85A/010, 86A/003, 73, 76, 86C, 87A/072, 87, 91, 88A/076-77, 86, 88,91, 99, 151, 88E, 89A/019-20, 95-100, 148, 8XA/147, 150, 90A/053, 91A/005, MDA/001-2, 45-47,113-115, 119, MDB, MDD, MDS/001, HCA/001-5, 7-21, 29Bernstein, Burton (Burtie) (brother)

-42A/060-61, 78-79, 46A/053, 55, 101, 48A/035, 125, 49A/038, 53, 58-60, 78, 83, 100,4XA/037, 4XB, 50A/081[Ov], 51A/026, 30, 51B, 52A/024, 26, 53A/088, 53B, 56A/032, 78 [as SantaClaus], 57A/043, 58A/003-4, 8-10, 12-13, 17-18, 98, 58S/001, 59A/009-10, 34, 149-150, 209, 5XA/082, 60A/027, 72, 74-77, 128, 62A/003, 5, 9, 48[Ov2], 62B, 63A/039, 67A/111, 74A/035-36, 76A/091-92, 217, 78B, 79A/005, 81, 84C, 86A/003, 86C, 88E, 89A/020, 8XA/146-148, 151, 178, MDA/001, 24-26, MDC, MDDBernstein, Dinah Malamud (grandmother)

51B, NDA/004Bernstein, Ellen (sister-in-law)

53B, 60A/072-77, 128, 62A/003, 62B, 67A/111, 113, 86C, 87A/072, 8XA/060, 178, MDDBernstein, Felicia Montealegre Cohn (wife)

-42A/064[childhood photos in Chile], 88-90, 45A/091, 95, 46A/055, 60, 80-83, 101, 47A/106-107, 109, 125-126, 49A/117, 4XA/036, 48[Ov], 4XB, 51A/019[Ov], 21[Ov], 26-29, 32, 51B,52A/002-6, 8, 12, 21-26, 43, 36, 53, 70, 72, 84, 85[Ov], 89, 53A/005-6, 10, 28, 30-31, 47, 56-60,65, 67-69, 78, 86-88, 90, 53B, 54A/004, 6-11, 14, 17, 22-23, 25-26, 28, 44, 95, 55A/031, 51, 60,70, 74-75, 82, 56A/009-12, 14, 50, 56, 61, 64-67, 78-79, 114, 122-123[Ov], 133, 136, 138[+Ov],150[Ov], 56B, 56C, 57A/021, 23-25, 28, 40, 46, 55, 58-65, 67-72, 77-89, 97, 100, 101,103-105[104-106[Ov]], 118, 126, 57B, 58A/022, 32, 35, 39-48, 59-60, 62-67, 73, 75, 86, 88,97-98, 101-105, 107, 111, 113, 126-128, 144, 187-188, 58B, 58C, 58D, 59A/037-38, 41, 51, 60,62-64, 82, 92, 99-100, 103, 106, 109, 112, 114-115, 126, 133-136, 149-150, 155-156, 162, 167,170, 173, 187, 192, 203, 209, 59B, 59C, 59D, 5XA/041, 68-77, 81, 100[Ov], 60A/003, 5, 7-8,13-16, 25-27, 29, 50, 54, 56-57, 64, 68-69, 82, 85-86, 100, 111, 119, 125, 61A/007, 13, 15-18, 20,61B, 62A/003, 28, 31, 36, 38, 49-51, 55, 62B, 62C, 62D, 63A/048, 52-59, 63, 63C, 64A/004-5,9[+Ov], 36-37, 39, 49, 54-56, 61, 73, 65A/016-17, 19, 22-23, 30-34, 72, 66A/004-5, 7-8, 10, 50,63, 78-79, 81, 97, 99, 112, 129[Ov], 133[Ov], 66B, 67A/003, 23, 47, 75, 88[Ov], 100-104,108-109, 68A/038, 120, 157, 165, 173, 69A/011-12, 29, 31-35, 37, 47-50, 6XA/002[Ov], 9[Ov3],13-20, 70A/061, 63, 77, 91, 105, 70B, 71A/013-18, 48-51, 68-72, 82, 89, 72A/020, 87, 73A/020-21,26, 49-58, 63-65, 67-68, 75-77, 79, 85-86, 215-217, 73A/265, 267-269, 364, 379, 74A/229-230,75A/050-53, 183-184, 76A/058, 224-225, 77A/153, 77S/002, 78A/021-22, 25, 54, 158, 7XA/001-9,


81, 89[Ov1], MDA/002, 23, 41, 45-46, 112, 118, MDB, MDD, MDS/001, 9, HCA/002-5, 7, 9-19,LBA/041, FBA/001-48, 49-56[Ov] [glamour, fashion & production shots]Bernstein, Jamie Anna Maria (daughter)

52A/069-75, 79-84, 53A/028-30, 52, 83-85, 89-90, 100, 53B, 54A/014, 18-25, 44-46, 95-96,100, 55A/007-10, 15-17, 33, 60-63, 74, 76, 82-85, 56A/012-14, 18, 20, 50-51, 55-56, 64-67, 70-81,107-108, 117-118, 120[Ov], 123[Ov], 133, 136, 143-149, 56C, 57A/019, 23-25, 37-38, 42, 44-47,49-50, 74[Ov], 77-90, 97, 100, 101, 107, 112, 117-119, 126, 58A/20-22, 92-93, 97-105, 111, 115,144, 163-164, 174, 183, 194-197, 58C, 58D, 59A/004, 18, 29-36, 39-40, 44-45, 59, 84-86, 98, 138,149-150, 161-162, 167, 192, 209-211, 5XA/072, 90, 95, 60A/001-2, 4-6, 8, 13-16(15[+Ov]), 23-25,63-65, 67-71, 73-77, 82, 85-87, 89, 115, 118-119, 125, 61A/007, 16-17, 35-36, 63A/027-28, 64A/024, 61, 65A/032, 39, 72-73, 66A/076, 81-82, 93, 119, 121-124, 128-133[Ov], 67A/081, 88[Ov],95[Ov], 100-104, 112, 117, 68A/041, 60-61, 63-69, 71-72, 73[Ov], 74-77, 78[Ov], 79, 80-82[Ov],83-86, 87[Ov], 91-92, 104-110, 115-117, 122-123, 130-131, 135, 157, 165, 68S/001, 69A/005-6,10, 31-35, 47-50, 69B, 6XA/020, 22, 27-31, 85-86[Ov], 70B, 71A/068, 89, 73A/026, 49-58, 65, 74,77-79, 82-83, 85-86, 379, 74A/072-73, 229-230, 75A/051-53, 76A/224-225, 77A/012, 153, 77S/002, 78A/054, 94, 186, 79A/001, 81, 7XA/017, 25, 80A/027, 82A/063-64, 83A/001, 12, 25, 31, 33,149, 83B, 83C, 84A/045-51, 84C, 85A/010, 61-62, 86A/003, 69-70, 73, 76, 86C, 87A/094, 88A/028, 76-77, 81-82, 89-90, 99, 88E, 89A/019-20, 95-100, 136, 148, 8XA/146-148, 150, 153-154,157, 90A/053, 91A/003, 5-9, 93A/001-2, MDA/001-2, 44-46, 112-114, 119, MDB, MDC, MDD,MDS/001, 9, HCA/001-5, 7-21, 29Bernstein, Jane

see$Anderson, JaneBernstein, Jennie (mother)

-42A/007, 11-12, 16-17, 20[Ov], 21, 29, 62-63, 73, 46A/026, 48A/017, 138[?], 49A/094-95,116, 4XB, 50A/024, 70, 72, 51A/019[Ov], 26, 51B, 53B, 57A/118, 58A/097-98, 59A/012-13, 21,135, 137-138, 5XA/078, 60A/049, 72, 74-75, 77, 100, 62A/003-5, 7-9, 47, 48[Ov2], 62B, 8-9, 12,63A/039, 67A/106, 113, 119[Ov], 71A/038[Ov], 61-63, 87, 74A/037-38, 212, 75A/101[autographed], 77A/028-29, 78A/084-86, 93-95, 146, 79A/235, 80A/018, 21, 31, 33, 83A/031, 33,149, 84A/046-47, 84C, 86A/003, 59, 63, 86C, 87A/003, 88A/076, 80, 88-90, 88E, 89A/020, 136,148, 8XA/059, 146-149, 152-153, 178, 181, 90A/054, 91A/001, MDA/001-2, 13-23, 41, MDC,MDD, MDS/001, FDA/001-2Bernstein, Karen (niece)

67A/111-114, 78A/090, 94, 83A/031, 149, 86A/003, 86C, 88E, 89A/020, 8XA/147, 93A/002,MDA/001, 48, MDC, MDDBernstein, Michael (nephew)

66A/118, 67A/111-113, 115, 86C, 88E, 8XA/148, 178, MDA/001, MDDBernstein, Nina Maria Felicia (daughter)

62A/032, 64A/061, 65A/032, 35-37, 72, 66A/081, 119, 121-124, 128-133[Ov], 67A/001,081, 86-87, 88[Ov], 100-104, 112-113, 119[Ov], 122-124, 137[Ov], 68A/157, 69A/031-35, 47-50,6XA/020, 22-26, 81[Ov], 71A/068, 89, 73A/021, 26, 49-58, 63-66, 74, 81-82, 85-86, 167-169, 274,379, 74A/039, 229-230, 75A/051, 53, 79, 183, 206, 220, 76A/224, 77A/014, 138, 153, 77S/002,78A/090, 92-93, 144, 186, 79A/001, 11-12, 23, 43-44, 81, 165, 7XA/016, 80A/027, 82A/063-64,83A/001, 12, 25, 33, 117[Ov], 149, 83B, 83C, 84A/047, 59, 84C, 85A/010, 86A/003, 73, 76, 86C,87A/087, 91, 88A/028, 67-73, 75-77, 82, 86, 88, 90, 160, 88E, 89A/019, 95-100, 148, 8XA/059,147-148, 157-158, 90A/053, 91A/005, 93A/002, MDA/001, 46, 112, MDB, MDC, MDD, MDS/001,HCA/006-21, 29Bernstein, Samuel J. (Shmuel Yosef) (father)

-42A/001, 10, 12, 16-17, 20[Ov], 21, 23, 29, 33-35, 61-62, 87, 46A/019, 25-26, 47A/040-41,75, 77, 104, 140, 48A/017, 138, 49A/116, 122, 4XA/038, 45, 51[Ov], 4XB, 50A/070, 80, 51A/019[Ov], 26, 31, 51B, 57A/068-69, 124, 58A/097, 59A/012-13, 21, 59, 137, 209, 5XA/078-80, 60A/023, 64, 72, 74-75, 62A/003-9, 47, 48[Ov2], 62B, 62D, 63A/039, 67A/001, 106, 113, 123-124,6XA/059, 81[Ov], 88E, MDA/001-2, 4-20, MDC, MDD, MDS/001, FDA/002-3Bernstein, Shirley (sister)


-42A/016, 22[Ov], 29, 42, 60, 76, 44A/012, 13, 15-16, 45A/048, 90, 47A/036, 38, 40, 45-47,64-70, 75-77, 79, 81-82, 91, 94-98, 101, 103-104, 106-107, 109, 110, 137-138, 140, 47B, 48A/018,103, 105, 49A/036-38, 54-55, 68, 122, 4XB, 50A/041-43, 73, 81[Ov], 51A/008, 26, 51B, 52A/26-7,53A/006, 28, 88, 53B, 54A/017, 57A/118-119, 59A/209, 5XA/081, 60A/027, 052, 55, 75-76, 119,61A/018, 36, 62A/003, 9, 62B, 67A/110, 74A/034-35, 76A/091-92, 217, 78A/083-86, 92, 94,142-143, 78B, 79A/001, 81, 166, 7XA/017, 80A/027, 81A/201, 83A/031, 149, 84B, 84C, 86A/003,47, 86C, 87A/067, 72, 87, 97, 88A/012-13, 15, 77, 99, 88E, 89A/020, 148, 8XA/146-148, 151, 178,90A/003, 6-8, 14, 91A/002, 93A/001, MDA/001, 25-27, 33, 42, MDB, MDC, MDD, FDA/003Berrigan, Dan

72A/033Berry, Walter [sic]

68A/036, 69A/020, 23, 46[Ov], 71A/030, 33Beversdorf, Tommy

49A/002Bezruchko, Raya

89A/119Bibie, Frances

58A/045-46Bikel, Ofra

63A/062Bilgram, Hedwig

88A/031Bing, Rudolf

59A/224[Ov] [signed], 61A/031, 62A/021, 64A/004-5, 66A/104-105[Ov]Blackman, Charles F.

59A/156, 59CBlatt, Hester

-42A/054Blatt, Ouida

-42A/055Blegen, Judith

75A/039, 71-99[?], 84A/022, 88A/030Blier, Steven

89A/110Bliersbach, J. Dieter

76A/116-119Blitzstein, Marc

46A/019, 27-28, 50, 4XA/005, 4XB, 51A/033[Ov], 52A/014, 16-17, 19, 40-41, 57A/020,5XA/083-84, 60A/122, MDA/033Bloom, Julius

76A/019[Ov]Blum, Pierre-Alain

86A/002Blumenau, Bonnie Lee

6XA/055Blumenfeld, Harold

53A/039Boa, Matthew & family

89A/114, 152Boatwright, McHenry

66BBodinet, Jean-Marie

76A/218Bogardus, Stephen


78A/088Bohm, Maxi

72A/088-90Bookspan, Martin

66A/102Borgna, Michelle & Oliviero

90A/062Bornislei, Charles

64A/003Boskowsky, Willi

66A/006, 66BBoulanger, Nadia

62A/013, 78A/029-35, 79A/122Boulez, Pierre

73A/267-269, 74A/136Bowen, Otis

76A/005Brademas, John

80A/023Brandt, Ruth

59A/156Brandt, Mrs. Willy

59CBrawley, Robert

64A/014Bray, Byron

47A/106, 109Brendel, Wolfgang

81A/019Brennan, Maureen

75A/215-216Bressler, Charles

62A/029Brewster, Dr., President of Yale

73A/020-21Brice, Carol

46A/049Britten, Benjamin

68A/173, NDA/167[Ov]Bronfman, Yefim

76A/089-90Brooks, David

52A/014Brooks, Rodney

73A/123-124Brown, Mr.

66A/083Brown, Justin

8XA/065Brown, Mark

73A/248[Ov], 260[Ov]Brown, Timothy

8XA/126Browne, Deborah


79A/192-193Brubeck, Dave

59A/165-166Brubeck, Howard

59A/165-166Brun, Herbert

49A/023Bruno, Harry

59A/169 [autographed]Brusa, Elisabetta

89A/154Bryner, Yul

FBA/040Bu[?], Yuri

61A/049[Ov1] [autographed]Bucherfield, Mary

45A/025Bulsa, Gisele

85A/035Bunche, Dr. Malfl (Ralph)

49A/021Burford, Ray

73A/266, 272Burger, Justice Warren

61BBurgin, Richard

49A/045Burgos, Julia

78A/169Burton, Clare

8XA/149Burton, Humphrey

72A/014, 73A/258, 74A/179, 76A/160, 7XA/078, 83A/143 [autographed], 90A/059, FDA/046Burton, Mrs. Humphrey

73A/272Busterud, James

87A/015-17, 24-27, 29, 31Butler, Antonia

73A/249[Ov], 260[Ov]Buxbaum, [?]

NDA/032Cadwgan, Mr.

66A/083Caeser, Irving

45A/033Cagney, James

80A/017Cahn, Rabbi Judah & Evelyn

60A/075, 77Calderon, Pedro

88DCallas, Maria

53A/064, 67, 70, 76, 79-81, 55A/014, 59A/057-58, FDA/023


Camus, Clara73A/216-217

Cantor, Eddie50A/034, 44

Cantor, Michael88A/160

Carson, Margaret66A/096, 73A/60, 65, 69-74, 78, 81, 84-86, 364, 76A/015

Carson, Violet63B

Carter, President Jimmy77A/006 [signed], 79A/009-12 [autographed], 80A/018 [autographed], 20 [autographed]

Carter, Rosalynn77A/006 [autographed], 79A/010, 80A/018

Caruthers, Osgood59A/205

Carvalho, Eleazar de48A/023, 49A/048-49, 52, 113, 4XA/004, 52A/036, 53A/052, 59, 5XA/086

Casadesus, Gaby87A/055

Casadesus, Robert5XA/067

Casals, Pablo58A/141-142, 155-156, 65A/074, 88D

Cassavetes, JohnNDA/006

Castelbarco, Emanuela53A/067, 69, 55A/011

Castelbarco, Walli Toscanini55A/011

Castle, Joyce88A/002

Centure, Rev. Gustace [sic]45A/098 [autographed]

Chagall, Marc60A/017

Chaiken, Frank82A/092

Chamis, Flavio83A/155, 85A/071, 8XA/047, MDB

Chapin, Schuyler61A/023, 72A/036, MDB

Chaplin, Charlie61A/020, 67A/075, 76[+Ov], 77[Ov]

Chaplin, Josephine67A/076[+Ov]

Chaplin, Oona61A/020

Chapple, Dr.-42A/059

Chapro, Mrs.60A/049

Charly, Remy52A/013


Chatterton, Ruth48A/016

Chavez, Carlos53A/034

Chenette, Dean Louis75A/224

Cheshin, Ruth93A/001

Chinmoy, Sri79A/023, 86A/060, 100[Ov] [autographed], 86B

Ciro54A/004, 6-8, 13, 38

Claman, Marian54A/022

Clarke, Michael73A/249[Ov], 260[Ov]

Cliburn, Van67A/006-7

Coates, Helen Grace-42A/038, 92[Ov][signed], 46A/005, 54-55, 103, 47A/106-107, 109, 48A/040-41, 48, 54, 64,

87, 89, 92, 48B, 50A/071, 51A/010, 51B, 53A/011, 54A/018-21, 55A/010, 15, 56A/056, 58D, 59A/036, 98, 149-150, 226, 5XA/073, 60A/127, 63A/050-51, 65, 66A/068, 151, 66B, 67A/002, 136,68A/044-46, 68A/175, 69A/014-15, 71A/120, 73A/059-61, 66, 69, 74, 85-86, 74A/107-108, 76A/015, 78A/080, 146, 83C, 86A/004-7, 82, 87A/002, 4, 114[Ov]Cohen, Ady (Adi)

84A/072, 88A/146Cohen, Edward

59A/067Cohen, Mrs. Frank (Ethel)

48A/001, 29-30, 131, 49A/031-33Cohn, Clemencia Montealegra (Chita) (mother-in-law)

51A/019[Ov], 51B, 54A/046, 57A/047, 101, 59A/161-162Cohn, Madeleine

54A/45-46Cole, Nat King

61A/003Collins, Mayor John

62BCollura, Franco

7XA/076Comden, Betty

44A/006, [20-25, 35-36, 39, 41 in On the Town], 53, 49A/111, 4XA/040, 4XB, 58C, 58D,60A/083, 63A/039, 66A/110, 66B, 71A/001, 74A/005, 6[Ov], 78A/073-74, 87, 106, 140, 78S/001,7XA/017, 80A/014, 26, 81A/188, 84C, 86A/028, 31, 70-71, 73, 87A/072, 87, 88A/002, 77-78, 89A/119, 90A/035, 57, NDA/207, MDA/112, FDA/046Conley, Eugene

56A/008Conrad, Doda

78A/029Cooke, Alistair

56A/060, 110, 112-113, 57A/003, 26, MDA/072Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague

52A/042Copland, Aaron


-42A/055-56, 71, 72[Ov], 74-75, 45A/029, 47A/143[Ov1], 48A/017, 26, 49A/102-3, 115,4XA/001, 6, 50A/051, 66, 51A/014-15, 52A/035-36, 78, 55A/031, 58A/179, 5XA/061-62, 60A/106,62A/022, 23[+Ov], 63A/007, 66A/095-96, 67A/093, 70A/090-91, 114[Ov], 74A/040-41, 80-84,110-111, 223-225, 78A/071-73, 107, 139, 192, 7XA/018-19, 80A/012, 81A/024-27, 82A/062, 84A/065, 85A/040, 88D, 89A/158, 8XA/126, 164, FDA/006, 46Copobiano, Jits [sp?]

76A/222Core, Ofra

48A/054Corigliano, John

49A/104, 56C, 59A/199, 59D, 60A/060, 121 [autographed], 62CCorso, Gregory

78A/164Cory, Herbert

49A/003Cothran, Tom

72A/002-3, 73A/380-381[Ov], 76A/122, 198, 218, 226, NDA/007Cotta, Michele

81A/177-182Courcoubetis, Costas

89A/137, 8XA/048Cowan, Lester

46A/075Coward, Noel

59A/203, 59BCraft, Mrs.

81A/100Crafts, Ed

83A/136Craig, David

49A/040Crawford, Iain

73A/271Creditor, Bruce M.

79A/082Culshaw, John

67A/029-30, 33, 71A/030, 77A/176, NDA/008Cummings, Jo Ann

89A/150Cunningham, Merce

52A/013Curtin, Phyllis

65A/068-69Curtis, Minna

52A/025Dabrowski, Waldemar

-42A/070Dalsimer, John Paul

85A/030Daly, John J.

59A/156, 59CDam, Jose van

75A/039, 71-99[?]Damen, Jan


50A/081[Ov]Damrosch, Walter

45A/030, 32Daniels, Barbara

87A/016, 21-31Daniels Lord Mayor of Bonn, Dr. W.

68A/144Darley, Dr.

66A/083Davidson, Gordon

73A/003Davis, Clive

67A/098Davis, Ellabelle

50A/048-50, MDA/034Davison

8XA/058Davrat, Netanya

67A/056-59, 68CDawson, Robert

82A/077, 8XA/050, NDA/010-11De Angelis, Joseph

62DDe Hueck, Paul

88A/076De Koos, Dr.

47A/111-112De-Levie, Ari

57A/124De Main, John

83A/136De Mille, Agnes

80A/017De Pasquale, Joseph

62DDean, Rex

82A/092Dear, Annabel

67A/128Dedman, Annie

83A/156, 84A/066Del Tredici, David

88A/158Deutsche Weinkoenigin, Die

68A/141-142Devlin, Michael

73A/007Diamand, Peter

73A/270Diamond, David

49A/110, 120 [autographed], 4XB, 54A/004, 8, 12, 31, 50, 5XA/039, 66A/151, 69A/015Diamond, Irene

8XA/126, 164Dietrich, Marlene


61A/014Dishman, Claire

67A/127Domingo, Placido

70A/008-13, 51Dorn, Dieter

81A/020-21Douglas, Justice & Mrs. William

66A/106, 66BDovi, General

48BDown, Tina

67A/127-128Drucker, Stanley

70A/088Druzinsky, Eddie

49A/124[Ov]Duke, Vernon

46A/098Dunn, Elizabeth

88A/146DuPre, Jacqueline

see$Barenboim, DanielDuse, Eleonora

NDA/012Dyer, Steve

89A/142Eagle, White

86A/093Ebban, Abba

49A/021, 55A/053, 56, 72A/021Eberhardt, Jobst

8XA/149Ebner, Susanne

8XA/073Eckl, Shirley

44A/047-48Edeiken, Louise

86A/093, 88A/002Eglevsky, Andre

46A/111[Ov1]Ehrlich, Jesse

-42A/053-54, 83Ehrman, Donald

44A/014Ehrman, Marie

44A/014Ehrsam, Lorenz

8XA/192-193[Ov1]Eidus, Arnold

MDA/034Eisenhower, Dwight D.

59A/014, 16, 61BEisner, Alfred


NDA/013Elder, Mark

83A/030Elgort, Arthur & Grethe

83A/142Elias, Rosalind

79A/170-171Elizabeth, H.R.H. The Queen

86A/023-24, 86CElkanova, Annette

-42A/070Elling, Mr. & Mrs. Einler

49A/068Ellington, Duke

66A/085, 87-88Elliott, James

57A/039Endich, Saramae

64A/053Endler, Franz

70A/067 [autographed]Englander, Roger

58A/182, 58D, 63A/006Entremont, Philippe

59A/091, 61A/012Epstein, Matthew

87A/007Eschenbach, Christoph

8XA/047Eshkol, Prime Minister & Mrs. Levi

67A/066Etherington, Edwin D.

68A/053Evans, Colin

67A/127Evans, Oakley S.

80A/022Evatt, Dr. Herbert

49A/026-30Falkove, Albert

-42A/070Farnham, James F.

89A/031Farrell, Eileen

61A/032, 62A/019Farrow, Mia

MDBFassbaender

84A/022Fawcett, President

64A/016-23Federenko, Ambassador Nikolai

66BFeigay, Paul


54A/047, 65-66Feild, Miriam

68A/153Feinberg, Abraham

49A/026-30, 59A/023Feinsilver, Goldie

59A/168Felsenstein, Walter

NDA/014Ferlinghetti, Lawrence

78A/167Ferra, Christian

60A/059Ferrari, Jacques

78A/021-23, 25-26Fessenden, Russell

68A/139-140Fiedler, Arthur

77A/185Fierstein, Hannah

60A/016Fine, Irving

5XA/054, NDA/168[Ov]Finkler, Elizabeth

58A/182Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich

66A/034-38, 134 [autographed], 67A/029-33, 76A/019[Ov]Fitzgerald, Ella

61A/002Fizdale, Robert

46A/068Fleischer, Leon

45A/436-39Fleischmann, Ernest

NDA/045Fleischmann, Martin

8XA/165Fleming, James

73A/266-268, 75A/211Fliederbaum, Charles

46A/025Flowers, Brenda

67A/129Fluck, Alan

74A/106-107, 82A/007Fonda, Henry

66A/110-114, 116Fontanne, Lynn

80A/017Forbes, Elliot

74A/189-191Ford, Mr. & Mrs. Henry

60A/101-103Fortus, Daniel


78A/088Foss, Cornelia

53A/047Foss, Lukas

49A/050, 50A/049, 52, 53A/039, 47 [autographed], 98 [autographed], 57A/040-41, 58A/001, 64A/003, 66A/152, 70A/088, 72A/09174A/079-80, 77A/129-135, 78A/138, 89A/139, 8XA/062Foster, Lawrence

68A/176 [autographed]Frampton, Peter

MDS/006France, Hal

83A/136Francescatti, Zino

53A/007Francesch, Homero

77A/009, 186Francois, Samson

47A/141, MDA/034Franks, Michael

67A/129Frantz, Justus

75A/011, 16, 79A/182, 191, 7XA/020, 87A/057,88A/161, 89B, 8XA/076, MDB, FDA/030Frantz, Malte

82A/077, 8XA/050, NDA/015Freedman, Abe

NDA/016Freeman, H. Gordon

NDA/016Friedlander, Sally & Mrs.

48A/044Friedman, Abe

64A/010Fuerte, Casa

76A/134Fuller, Dean

49A/040Furstenberg, Diane von

MDS/006Furtwangler, Wilhelm

NDA/017Gabey (dog)

49A/055-58, 61-63, 67, 71, 74, 81-85, 88-94Gahr, David

78A/186 [autographed]Galinski, Heinz

68A/136-138Galkin, Elliott

80A/010, 23-24Gallagher, Dr. Buell

59A/164Gardner, John W.

68A/053Garfunkel, Art

85A/010


Garland, Judy55A/047

Garner, James91A/006

Gaston, Conchita56A/017, 112-113, 115

Gaynes, George53A/092

Gebauer, Werner45A/046

Gebhard, Heinrich44A/056[Ov] [autographed], 58D, NDA/169-170[Ov]

Gell-Mann, Murrae68A/053

Geller, Robert57A/110

Gellhorn, Martha52A/002, 59A/222, NDA/018 [?]

George, Earl47A/015-18

Gera, Ella & family8XA/011-14

Gershwin, Ira53A/004

Gershwin, Rose46A/020, 23-24, 47A/015-16, 48A/033

Geyer, Roland89A/069

Gilels, Emil55A/048/49

Gillinson, Clive90A/044

Gingold, Hermione78A/181

Ginzburg, Mr.47A/071

Giscard d'Estaing, Valery75A/189, 194-202

Gladfelter, Dr. Millard E.59A/139-141, 143-148

Glazer, David-42A/047, 54-55

Glemser, Bernard89B

Glucksmann, Hanna [?]4XB

Glueck, Dr. Nelson58A/026-27

Gockley, David83B

Gold, Arthur46A/068

Goldberg, Sec. of Labor61A/031


Goldman, Hilliard88A/019

Goldman, Dr. Nahum & Mrs.67A/066

Goldovsky, Boris52A/041, 55B

Goldschmidt, Edith47A/056-57

Goldstein, Andrew86C, 8XA/147, 178

Goldstein, Stephen86C, 8XA/147, 149, 178

Gomberg, HaroldNDA/019

Gomberg, Leo45A/046

Gonzalez of Spain, President84A/044

Good, Mrs. Jerome & familyMDA/040

Good, Nathalie & Jerome88A/076

Goode, Welson85A/029

Goodman, Benny51A/009, 55A/002, 66, 80A/042-43

Goodman, Senator Roy84A/002-3

Gordon, [?]NDA/020

Gordon, Beatrice-42A/066

Gorshkov, Sasha8XA/074

Gottlieb, Jack58D, 59A/112, 126, 61A/002-3, 63A/062, 80A/046 [autographed], 88A/076

Gotz, Ellen79A/166, 202, 81A/123, 8XA/051

Gotz, Fred81A/123

Gould, Glenn59A/219 [autographed], 61A/046

Gould, Morton5XA/061

Gradenwitz, Peter47A/067

Graffius, Ina89A/151

Graffman, Gary64A/069

Graham, Billy58D

Graham, Martha59A/224[Ov] [signed]


Gratz, Minister of Education (Austria)70A/063

Grauman, Yacchov57B

Graziani, I.63C

Green, Adam61A/020

Green, Adolph44A/006, [18-25, 35-36, 39, 41 in On the Town], 53, 46A/098, 48A/017-18, 35, 49A/111,

4XA/039-40, 4XB, 57A/091, 118-119, 58A/097, 58D, 60A/083, 61A/020, 62A/035, 39, 51-53, 63A/039, 64A/025, 66A/111-112, 66B, 67B, 6XA/057, 71A/002, 74A/002-3, 5, 76A/220, 78A/087,101-103, 140, 78S/001, 80A/014, 26, 81A/188, 83B, 85A/083 [autographed], 86A/031-32, 69, 73,86C, 87A/072, 87, 88A/002, 36, 128, 89A/119, 129-130, 8XA/146, 90A/035-36, NDA/207Green, Bonnie

80A/047Green, Johnny

55A/046, 80A/047Green, Kelly

5XA/056Greenawald, Sheri

83A/008, 10-11, 18-23, 118[Ov], 136, 83BGregor-Dellin, Martin

81A/020-21Grey, Joel

78A/078, 108, FDA/046Grissemann, Ernst

86A/010Grossman, Julius

59A/163Grossman, Orin L.

89A/030Grunberg, Peter

90A/063Grunwald, Ambassador Henry

88A/124, 89A/150Grunwald, Louise

89A/150Guedon, Hilda

67A/013-16, +14[+Ov], 17-19[Ov], 27Guerrero, Nicolas

61A/035Guerrero, Rosalia

54A/018-21, 23, 55A/082, 56A/020, 57A/046, 117, 58A/097, 59A/149-150, 61A/035Guittard, Laurence

78A/088Gurevich, Madeline Greenawald

86A/065Gurian, Manning

57A/028Gustaffsen, Paul

65A/004Gustin, Daniel

8XA/071


Gustin, Jonathan89A/155

Guthrie, Tyrone56A/153

Guzman, Jossie de78A/088

Hadik, GrafNDA/021

Hadley, Jerry87A/009, 16-31, 89A/131-132, 91A/003-5

Haftel, Zvi68C

Haieff, Alexander4XA/003

Hale, Clara McBride89A/034

Halperin, El'Ad84A/016

Hamel, Lambert81A/018

Hamilton, Neil74A/130

Hammil, Dorothy [?]77A/001-2

Hampson, Thomas87A/015-17, 21, 24-31

Hann, Gary89A/159

Hanson, George8XA/167

Hardy, Max53A/027

Harmon, Charlie75A/217, 82A/006, 27, 45, 88[Ov1], 97, 83A/031, 65, 136, 141, 83B, 84A/066, 84B, 85C,

86A/004-5, 88A/076, 8XA/022Harrell, Lynn

63A/006Harrell, Rick

89A/160Harris, Julie

57A/028, 59A/224[Ov] [signed]Harrison, George

MDS/006Harrower, Peter

83A/008, 20-21Hart, Kitty Carlisle

75A/025-26, 76A/185, 87A/001, 88A/088, 92-93Hartman, Dr. Georg

49A/114Havel, Vaclav

90A/009-16Hayes, Helen

75A/026-27Hays, Warren


53A/027Heath, Prime Minister Edward

70A/014-17Heatherton, Ray

54A/049Heifetz, Frances [sic]

60A/049Heifetz, Jascha

49A/022, 24-30, 50A/036, 39Heilbraun family

59A/012Heinz, Hans

46A/077Helfman, Max

46A/015, 89Hellman, Lillian

54A/027-28, 98, 56A/153, 61A/018, 76A/202, 78A/067-68, 139-140, 78S/001, 7XA/017,86C [dated 1954], NDA/022, 171[Ov] [autographed]Helton, Melanie

77A/030, 83A/136Hendricks, Barbara

85A/015Henry (dog)

52A/011, 22-24, 26-27, 43-44, 48-49, 71, 86, 53A/029, 56A/149, 5XA/048, 60A/27-28, 116,61A/007, 80A/019, 91A/002Henry, Seamus

82A/078Herbert, Werner

87A/074Hermann, Bernard

48A/004Hermanns, Gunter

73A/373Heston, Charlton

FBA/009-10Hielscher, Margot

59A/165-166, 79A/093, 88A/029, NDA/023Hielscher, Meyer

59A/165-166Hilbert, Egon

60A/097, 66B, 67A/021Hill, Edward Burlingame

NDA/172Hillyer, Raphael

-42A/050-53Hirsch, Dr. Hans

72A/036Hirschorn, Joel

NDA/024 [autographed]Hoffbeyer, Mr. [sic]

64A/065, 67Hoffman, David & Patty

91A/016-17Hoffman, Herbert S.


62BHoffman, Irwin

48A/028, 4XA/004Hoffmann, Peter

80A/028-41, 81A/028, 216Holby, Grethe

83A/136Holliday, Judy

53A/052Horman, Dr.

89A/069Horne, Marilyn

72A/034, 73A/373, 81A/215 [autographed], 90A/020-21, 32, MDS/006Horne, William

46A/052Horowitz, Vladimir

76A/019[Ov]Huberman, Bronislaw

47A/108Hudnut, Mayor William F.

76A/005Hudson, Paul

77A/010, 186, 79A/170-171Hudtwallse, William J.

59A/163Hulburt, Dr. Edward O.

80A/009Hull, Mrs. Lytle

46A/038Hume, Michael

MSA/041-43, 49-52Humes, Ambassador John P.

70A/052-54Humphries, Peyton

78A/096,Hurst, Fannie

60A/019Hussey, Reverend Walter F.

65A/010-12Hutchinson, John

77A/186Hymes, Janna

89A/161Ilyinsky, Paul & Angelica

51A/023Inniz, Frank

51BIonesco, Eugene

74A/181Istomin, Eugene

44A/015, 58A/155Jackson, Mahalia

61BJackson, Michael


86A/101[Ov]Jacobi, Frederick

48A/004Jacobi, Max (Birnbach)

48A/016Jaenel, Perle [sic]

87A/007James, Carolyne

83A/020-21Jannas, Mark

77A/033Janowitz, Gundula

78A/038Javits, Senator Jacob

72A/031-32Jewell, James

49A/041-42Joachim, Robin

59A/082John Paul II, Pope

81A/069-93Johnson, Lady Bird

61B, 6XA/033 [autographed]Johnson, Linda Bird

6XA/033Johnson, President Lyndon Baines

6XA/033 [autographed]Johnson, Thor

-42A/056, 59Johnson, Van

54A/015Jones, Aled

8XA/029 [autographed]Jones, Dr. Alexander E.

76A/005Jones, Gwyneth

70A/051, 71A/030, 33, 78A/004Jones, Quincy

85A/059-62, 68-70, 88A/001, 12-13, 8XA/177Jordan, June

78A/166Joseph, Bob

55A/011Judd, George

53A/044, 59A/046, 59D, 62A/017Kabatznick, Max

62BKaiser, Hannah & Phil

81A/206 [autographed]Kankin, Ambassador & Mrs.

59A/068Kanter, Joseph

53A/049Kapell, David & Becky


54A/017Kapell, William

47A/118-123Kaplan, Addi & Yuval

89A/025Kaplan, Avram (Abraham)

62A/015, 63A/052-53, 63, 63C, 66A/067 [autographed]Karajan, Anita von

75A/047-48Kardelj, Edward

59A/069Kasha, Al

NDA/024 [autographed]Kashdan, Mac

-42A/028Kastel, Rabbi Joshua T.

62BKatsaris, Cyprien

77A/009, 186Kauffmann, Patsy

8XA/066Kauserman, Ron

85A/030Kay, Hershy

-42A/070Kay, Ulysses

47A/015-18Kaye, Danny

60A/049, MDS/006Kaye, Judy

89A/110Kaye, Nora

46A/111[Ov1]Kayser, Beate

81A/016Kazaras, Peter

83A/020-23, 136Keeney, Mr.

66A/083Keiser, David M. & Sylvia

59A/046, 70, 59C, 59D, 5XA/071, 60A/100, MDA/127-130Kelleher, Jimmy

88A/131, 8XA/160Kelleher, Terence

88A/131Kelley, Reverend Aloysius P.

89A/029-31Kelly, John

88A/146Kempff, Wilhelm

66A/135 [autographed]Kennedy, Jacqueline

61B, 62A/031, 62DKennedy, Joan


75A/261Kennedy, John F.

60A/124, 61A/001, 61BKennedy, Rose

68A/155Kenney, Ed

MSA/055, 57-58, 61-62Kenny, Molly

67A/128Khachaturian, Aram

59A/126, 205Kidd, Michael

44A/047, 49Killebrew, Gwendolyn

73A/007Kim, Jung Ja

63A/006Kimbrough, Charles

75A/215-216King, Alan

66A/109, 111, 114-115King, James

66A/035-38Kirk, Dr. Grayson

59A/003Kirkland, Bobby (Robert)

83A/115, 8XA/049Kirloma, Jods [sic]

70A/088Kirstein, Lincoln

74A/031Kirsten, Dorothy

55A/046Kissinger, Henry

87A/001Kohn, Bernice

59A/163Koichi, Mr.

MDA/098Koilse, Hiromidii [sic]

79A/063Kol, Moishe

68CKollek, Mayor & Mrs. Teddy

68C, 93A/001Kollo, Rene

72A/047, 68-72, 78A/038Koppen, Traute von

NDA/079Korachs, Jane

89A/162Kosinski, Jerzy

87A/091Kosler, Zdenek


88DKoussevitzky, Olga Naoumoff

49A/048-49, 113, 52A/028, 58-59, 53A/037, 58D, 63A/050, 6XA/058, 74A/068-69, 111,75A/260Koussevitzky, Serge

-42A/046, 58-59, 71, 43A/014[Ov] [autographed], 44A/003, 55[Ov], 45A/094, 46A/049, 99,48A/019, 22-24, 29-32, 53, 131, 49A/019, 31-33, 46, 48-52, 101-103, 113, 4XA/004, 6-7, 50A/047,52, 74-75, 52A/036, 5XA/085-86, MDA/035, MDS/001, NDA/025, 173[Ov], FDA/006Krachmalnick

53A/038Krasner, Louis

57A/040Krause, Tom

72A/068-70Krauss, H.

70A/041Kraut, Harry

72A/014, 68-69, 77, 73A/057, 71-72, 83-89, 91, 104, 186, 74A/180, 75A/080, 111, 207-208,75A/050, 76A/015, 23-24, 76A/116-119, 121, 135, 160, 76D, 77A/006, 48, 76-77, 183-184, 77B,78A/024, 83-85, 142-143, 188, 193, 79A/093, 7XA/022, 80A/010, 81A/123, 199, 82A/020-24, 27,45, 61, 65, 97, 83A/009, 31, 141, 85A/001, 43, 52, 58, 86A/003, 37, 75, 78, 86C, 87A/035, 57, 97,87B, 88A/012-13, 17, 19, 77, 85, 88, 88B, 89A/060, 89A/093, 89C, 8XA/074-75, 90A/003, 6, 93A/001, MDA/001, MDB, MDS/001, NDA/026-28, FDA/046Krebbers, Hermann

FDA/023Kreisky, Chancellor Bruno

70A/055-56, 75A/046-48, 50-52, 77A/178Krips, Josef

5XA/089Kriza, John

44A/016, 43-47, 49, 75A/001Krongold, Resa [?]

MDA/109Krueger, Dana

83A/020, 136Kruskall, Sarah

-42A/004-6Kubelik, Jan

47A/095Kubelik, Rafael

46A/090, 100, 47A/095Kunc, Zdenec

NDA/029-30La Guardia, Fiorello

45A/100Lackey, Herndon

77A/031LaFosse, Robert

88A/146Lalandi, Lina

77A/011Lang, Buddy

59A/201Lang, Harold


44A/016, 75A/001Lantz, Robert

74A/034Lapasse, Henry A.

78A/036Lattimer, Dr.

66BLaurents, Arthur

79A/167, 80A/026, 86A/088Lawrence, Carol

57A/094-95Lawrence, Freda (widow of D. H.)

48A/117Lawrence, Harold

72A/014Lazarus, Irma

62A/011, 69A/002-4, 74A/034LeCaine, Eric

88A/146, 8XA/048Lee, Irene

57A/028Leeds, Bruce

62BLeigh, Vivian

62A/017Leinsdorf, Erich

48A/004Lemmon, Jack

85BLenya, Lotte

52A/019Lerner, Alan Jay

75A/026, 76A/203-204, 222-223Letelier, Cristian

79A/166, NDA/174-177[Ov]Levant, Oscar

49A/115Levene, Sam

49A/035Levensen, Sam

68A/004Levi, Wolfgang

68CLevine, James

87A/085-86, 97, 8XA/189[Ov], 90A/034-39, NDA/031Levinger, Henry

52A/036Levinson, Ari

8XA/166Levy, Harry

-42A/073, MDA/001Levy, Polly

-42A/073, MDA/001Leyrer, Edith


68A/009Lightner, E. Allan

59A/155Lindsay, Mayor John V.

69A/039Lindseth, Sunya

53A/027Lindsey, William J.

8XA/049Linksz, Dr. & Mrs.

-42A/053, 83Lipkin, Howard

48A/028Lipkin, Seymour

48A/129, 49A/102-3, 52A/035, 38-39, 59D, 62CLipman, Maureen

MDBLipsey, Karol's children

MDA/001Lipsky, Louis

52A/055Lishansky, Yaacov & Esther

71A/063, 88A/019List, Carroll Glenn

46A/011List, Eugene

46A/011, 20-24Lloyd, David

51A/016Lodge, Henry Cabot

68A/144Lollobrigida, Gina

55A/019 [?], 81 [autographed]London, George

62A/029Longaker, Richard

80A/004-5Longy, Renee

54A/011-14, 63A/050, 64A/011-14, 78A//069-70, NDA/178[Ov]Lopez-Portella, Mrs. [sic]

82A/020-27, 97Lorenz, Gunther

8XA/192-193[Ov1]Lowens, Irving

80A/024Lubash, Sam

53A/011Lubell, Robert

-42A/025 [autographed]Lucet, Ambassador

69A/001Ludgin, Chester

83A/008, 12, 22-23, 136Ludwig, Christa


67A/013-16, +14[+Ov], 17-19[Ov], 68A/036, 69A/020, 23, 46[Ov], 71A/030, 33-36, 114,76A/131, 77A/052, 62, 64-66, 77B, 78A/107-108, 89A/133, 91A/013, FDA/045Ludwig, Daniel K.

80A/006-9Luebke, Dr. Heinrich

68A/144Lund, Ann

5XA/056Lundvall, Bruce

80A/022Luskin, Leo

-42A/070, 85A/029Luskin, Sylvia

85A/029Lyons, Leonard

53A/004, 60A/017Lyons, Warren

53A/004Lywen, Werner

45A/046, 46A/002-3, 61, 47A/002, MDA/034MacDonald, James & Bobbie

46A/110[Ov], 48A/092-93MacLaine, Shirley

7XA/049MacLeish, Archibald

69A/017Magnes, Frances

46A/093, 48A/016Mahler, Alma

60A/113 [letter enclosed]Mahler, Gustav

60A/096, NDA/032, 34, 179[Ov]Mandell, Bob

53A/038-39Mann, Frederic & Silvia

65A/002Manning, Florence

46A/052Margalit, Israela

8XA/058Margaret Rose Countess of Snowden, H.R.H. The Princess

66A/061-66Markle, Dr. Uli

76A/116-119Marko, Ivan

NDA/102-127 [does not appear in all photos]Markova, Alicia

46A/111[Ov1], 59A/224 [signed]Marks, Sir Simon

52A/053-54Marsalis, Wynton

85A/059, 68-69Marshall, E. G.

FBA/041


Marson, Philip63A/050

Martins, Peter88A/002

Mary Richards, Sister82A/006, 84A/005

Mascherini, Enzo54A/001

Masur, KurtMDS/006

Matthews, Jean Flagler69B

Mauceri, Mrs.73A/020, NDA/035

Mauceri, Ben80A/045, MDB, NDA/035

Mauceri, John72A/035, 73A/021, 373-374, 78A/088, 138, 87A/099, 88A/158, 8XA/065, 187[Ov], FDA/034

Mauermann, Daniel88A/029, [?] 8XA/192-193[Ov1] [autographed]

Mauermann, Jutta83A/114, 141

Maynor, Dorothy44A/004

Mayr, Ingrid75A/039, 71-99[?]

McAndrew, Jamie78A/019

McBride, Patricia74A/018-22, 27, 29-30

McCarthy, James73A/087-89

McCarthy, KevinFBA/041

McClerie, Allyn Ann46A/035, 98

McClure, John63A/061, 67A/098, 72A/073-75, 73A/087-90, 373, 75A/262[Ov], 76A/150, 79A/093, 216,

7XA/080, 8XA/047, NDA/044McCracken, James

73A/373McDonald, Hon. James G.

55A/077McDowall, Roddy

62A/039McFerrin, Bobby

89A/56McHenry, Mrs. James

66BMehta, Zubin

75A/045-46, 78A/198, 8XA/057Meir, Golda

46A/110[Ov], 68C, 70A/050, 108Melchior, Lauritz


49A/039Mells, Osvalds [sic]

63A/037Melsher, Jo Anne

52A/013Meltzer, Mrs. Julian

MDA/006Mendez, Pierre

59A/019-21Menotti, Gian Carlo

60A/107, 64A/062-63Menuhin, Yehudi

48A/112, 115, 50A/066, 78A/089, 98-99, 116-118, 120-124, 127-136, 87A/057, 88D, MDSMerriman, Nan

47A/133, MDA/034Merritt, A. Tillman

63A/050Merzer, Wolfgang, Jr.

76A/227Meyer-Landrest, Hanna [sic?]

88A/043, 74Meyer-Schwickerath, Andreas

88A/013, 8XA069Meyerson, Bess

72A/040Midori

85A/004[Ov], 15, 86-88[Ov], 85B, 90A/040Miehaelia, Patricia

65A/001, 75Migines, Julia

86A/075Mikhailov [sic]

59A/121Milburn, Frank

68A/153Milhaud, Darius

46A/104 [autographed], 67A/125Milhaud, Madeleine

76A/133-134Miller, Arthur

66BMilner, Charlotte

63BMilnes, Sherrill

65A/016-17, 27Milstein, Nathan

49A/035Mindlin, Mike

67B, 69A/002-4Mintos, Yvonne

81A/028Mippy III [dog]

-42A/060Mitchell, Howard


64A/033-35Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Jan

64A/004-5Mitchell, Mary

66A/003Mitchinson, John

77A/010Mitropoulos, Dimitri

-42A/080 [autographed], 58A/094-95, 59B, 62C, NDA/036Mitterand, Francois

81A/183, 86A/029-30, 33, 71Moffo, Anna

66A/153-157Mog, Aribert

84A/042Molden, Fritz

79A/095-97Moller, Irmelin Eggert

63A/034Mondale, Walter

80A/017-18Monroe, Mark

77A/030Monteux, Pierre

48A/132, NDA/037-38 [autographed]Monteux, Mrs. Pierre

48A/132Montgomery, Edward

59A/072-74Moore, Barbara Hill

89BMoore, Douglas

58A/032Moore, John

80A/024-25Morgan, David

78A/088Morgenthau, Henry, III

48A/115,Morgenthau, Henry B., Jr.

49A/026-30Morton, Terry

90A/044Mory, Anny

77A/010, 186Moscona, Nicola

56A/008Moseley, Carlos

59D, 61A/010, 62A/017, 022, 67A/048, 74A/113, 136, MDA/099, 126-130Moser, Eda

75A/039, 71-99[?]Moses, Pola

57A/070, 57BMowrey, Thomas


72A/035, 73A/373Muller, Steven

80A/003-9, 23Munch, Charles

52A/041, 53A/041, 58C, NDA/039Murray, Don

53A/027Myers, Paul

73A/267-268Nabering, Dirk

68A/136Nadien, David

68A/054Naelien, David [sic]

66BNagaya, Koichi

MDA/098Nahum

48A/096-97Naoumoff, Emile

78A/029Nathenson, David, Michael, Robert & Steven

85A/078Navon, Itzhak & Ofira

79A/234, FDA/023Nemetz, Lenor

78A/088Nerius, Ingeborg [sic]

79A/094, 98-100Neubaner, Paul

88A/151 [autographed]Neumeier, John

79A/186-191, 257, 81A/052, 123, 8XA/055Newland, Larry

84A/005Newman, Phyllis

61A/020, 62A/035, 38, 63A/039, 66A/004, 74A/002-3, 78A/073-74, 87, 101-103, 139, 83B,85A/083 [autographed], 86A/028, 47, 69, 73, 87A/072, 88A/, 89A/119, FDA/046Nichols, Mike

6XA/076, 84A/053Nichter, Clara

47A/108Nielsen, Carl

75A/262[Ov], NDA/041Nilssen, Birgit

70A/041Nixon, Richard M.

59A/003, 61BNolen, Timothy

83A/008, 10-11, 18-23, 118[Ov], 134-139Norfrey, David [sic]

73A/123-124Norman, Edward

46A/029


Novaes, Guiomar58A/198 [autographed]

Nowak, Leopold60A/097

Oberon, Merle55A/047

Oberstein, Maurice73A/266-268, 75A/209-212

O'Casey, Mrs. Sean82A/078

O'Connor, Catherine89A/031-33

Offer, Erez84A/014

O'Hara, Frank78A/168

Ohga, Norio74A/133, 136, 138, 85A/052

Ohia, Louis-42A/053, 83

Oldani, J.53A/076

Olivier, Laurence50A/066, 88D

O'Loughlin, Ross83A/157

O'Neal, Patricia74A/032

O'Neal, Patrick70A/060

Oppenheim, David46A/019, 25, 27, 52A/060, 53A/052, 58C, 58D, NDA/042 [autographed]

Oppenheim, Jonathan58A/099-100, 128

Osato, Sono44A/30-35, 39, 45A/100

Osborn, Janet73A/267-268

Oue, Eiji85A/002-3[Ov], 15, 8XA/126

Ozawa, Seiji62C, 70A/084, 86, 76A/77[Ov], 229-230[Ov], 80A/012-13, 85A/044, 85B, 86A/045, 88A/

084-85, 88E, MDA/098Ozawa, Sera & Zolsi [?]

85A/079Ozawa family

MDA/099Pack, Beth

84A/020, 89A/138Pack, David

84A/020, 85A/059-61, 68-70, 88A/081, 89A/138, NDA/043Pack, Gale & Kaitlyn

89A/128Palamountain, Joseph C.


68A/053Parker, Patricia

77A/010, 186Parnes, Ray

53A/035Parry, Gordon

NDA/044-46Partos, Oedoen

50A/078, 58BPasternak, Boris

59A/099-100, 112, 114, 215-217, 59B, 59C, NDA/047Patinkin, Sheldon

69A/014Patrick, Julian

73A/248-249[Ov], 250-253[+Ov], 254, 255-256[Ov], 257Patrie, Gloria

MSA/057Paul VI, Pope

73A/059-86, 206-210, 73S/002Pavarotti, Luciano

87A/085, MDS/006Paxinou, Katina [sic]

57A/039Pearlman, Moish

48A/052, 48B, 63A/041, 72A/021Pease, James

46A/077Pecora, Judge

47A/015-16, 18Pennario, Leonard

44A/015Penno, Gino

53A/066, 77, 80Peress, Maurice

71A/076, 73A/003, 79A/045Perle, Shirley (Gabis Rhoads)

64A/010Perlman, Itzhak

68A/134, 68C, 70B, 74A/137, 8XA/057, MDS/006Perry, Tod

48A/026, 74A/111, 76A/080 [grandson]Persons, Wende

90A/050Pfund, Romely

8XA/168Philipp, Isidor

53A/099 [autographed]Phillips, Barry

77A/033Piastro, Mishel

47A/134-135Piatigorsky, Gregor

57BPicardo, Robert


MSA/042Pisar, Sam & Judith

MDBPiston, Walter

47A/144[Ov1], 70A/114[Ov]Pixley, Dorothy

59A/224[Ov] [signed]Plisetskaya, Maya

59A/205, 59CPlishaka, Paul

87A/015-17, 24-27, 29, 31Poggi, Gianni

54A/001-02Polishuk family

91A/016Pollack, Alex

8XA/169Pollack, Elayne A.

84A/068, 8XA/169Pollack, Frank

50A/041-43Popp, Lucia

71A/030, 32, 78A/001, 79A/165, 170-172, 88A/030Post, Arthur

86A/046, MDBPowell, Congressman Adam Clayton

48A/016Powell, William

75A/224Prall, David

NDA/048Prawy, Marcel

66B, 67A/027, 68A/011, 6XA/032, 71A/052, 78A/001Preger, Maryanne

52A/013Presnell, Bob

51A/012Previn, Andre

78A/089, 98, 116-118, 120-124, 127-135, 138Prey, Hermann

75A/039, 71-99[?]Price, Leontyne

58A/037, 80A/017Puccini, Giacomo

NDA/049Pulliam, Patti

89A/009, 8XA/162Pusey, Dr. Nathan

66BPutterman, Cantor David

46A/015, 19, 25, 89Rabb, Maxwell

57A/056-57, 63, 66Rabkin, Mrs. William


45A/020, 47A/015-16Rady, Sy

53A/023Raimondi, Ruggero

70A/008-13Rainier, Princess Caroline

76A/135Rainier, Princess Grace

68A/155, 76A/135-136Ramey, Philip

70A/040, 113Ramin, Sid

-42A/081, NDA/206Ramjoue, Dr. Wolfgang

86A/010Rapoport, Azariah

48A/037-38, 40-41, 44, 54, 84, 48B, 68A/133, 88A/018Rapoport's son, Azariah

85A/039Rapper, Irving

45A/041, 86A/047Raymont, Mr.

54A/048Reams, Lee Roy

78A/088Reaux, Angelina

86A/093, 87A/009, 16-18, 20-31Reboff, Ivan

70A/018-20, 102-104Reder, Dr. Milton

80A/008-9Redgrave, Lynn

91A/006Reed, Janet

44A/016, 43-46Reed, Rex

74A/002-3Reina, Mark

77A/030Reiner, [?]

87A/075Reiner, Catherine

MDCReiner, Fritz

46A/105 [autographed], 4XA/050[Ov], NDA/180[Ov]Reitemeyer, John R.

68A/053Remmereiter, Arild

8XA/126Rese, Ricky

58A/157Resnick, Bertha

86A/003, 86C, 88A/088, 88E, 89A/020, 8XA/147-149, 178, MDCResnick, Dorothy


86A/003, 86C, 88A/088, 152, 88E, 89A/020, 8XA/147-149, 152, 178, MDCResnick, Elizabeth (Betty) (aunt)

-42A/084Resnick, Pearl (grandmother)

-42A/077Resnick, Regina

49A/035, 56A/008, 65A/016-17, 27, 66A/012Resnick, Samuel (grandfather)

-42A/077Ress, Mr.

66A/083Rey, Jose

76A/218Rhind, Lorna

73A/272Rich, Monica

58DRiche, Mrs.

48A/044Richter, Sviatoslav

60A/078-81, MDA/101-103Ricordi, Carlo

89A/140, MDB, NDA/051-65Ricordi, Nanni

55A/065Ricordis

82A/035-36, NDA/066-67Riebberger, Dr. Helmut

86A/010Riegel, Kenneth

75A/039, 71-99[?]Riegger, Wallingford

59A/18Rinke, Hanno

8XB, 91A/003Rizzo, Raymond

76A/005Robbins, Jerome

44A/016, 53, 74A/007-9, 29-30, 75A/001, 79A/167, 80A/026, 84A/087Robbins, Lou

74A/214Roberts, Kay George

83A/029Robeson, Paul

44A/004Robinson, Joshua

79A/259, 83A/152Rockefeller, Nelson

62A/010Rodgers, Christiana

89A/162Rodzinski, Artur

43A/001, 44A/015, 45A/052, 49A/098Rolandi, Gianna


78A/088Rommel, Manfred

81A/123Ronnell, Ann

44A/052 [autographed], 46A/080-81, 83, 109 [autographed]Roosevelt, Eleanor

48A/115, 50A/74, FDA/006Roosevelt, Ambassador & Mrs. James

66A/106, 66BRorem, Ned

87A/064, 8XA/015-18Rose, Arnold

NDA/032Rose, Justine Mahler

NDA/032Rose, Leonard

49A/104Rosen, Justice

50A/036, 39Rosenberg, Dorothy

-42A/004-6Rosenberg, Marie Louise

44A/014Ross, Hugh

53A/041, 65A/016-17Rossiter, David

73A/266, 75A/206, 211-212Rostropovich, Mstislav

76A/152-159, 171[Ov], 173-177, 78A/057-61, 75-77, 89, 98-99, 110, 116-118, 120-126,128-133, 135-136, NDA/181[Ov] [hands only]Rovina, Hanna

46A/106-107 [autographed], 108, 47A/054-55, 50A/079, 57B, 63A/053, 63C, 64A/071, 74,68C, 84A/060[Ov2]Rowlands, Gina

NDA/006Rubin, David

58A/177Rubinstein, Arthur

49A/123[Ov], 57A/108, 114, 57B, 7XA/079Rubinstein, Mrs. Arthur

65A/009Ruggles, Carl

59A/181Rusk, Dean

64A/053Russell, Gordon

67A/126Russell, Rosalind

53A/092-96Saad-Pourelle, Margit

81A/017-18Sachar, Dr. Abram "Dr. Abe"

68A/175Sakey, Beril


85A/030Saltonstall, Senator

56A/128-129[Ov]Salzman, Penina

47A/074, 87-88, 4XB [autographed]Sandrich, Mark

46A/053Sanger, Mr.

66A/103Sarandon, Susan

84B, 8XA/037Sardi, Adelle & Vincent

69A/010Sarnoff, Gen. David

52A/055Satemei, Ernest [sic]

70A/088Saudek, Bob

54A/069-70, 59A/078, 60A/044, 99Schell, Maria

86A/034-35, MDBSchenk, Otto

70A/062Schermerhorn, Kenneth

55A/035-7Schippers, Thomas

58A/185, 59A/177, 59D, 62CSchippmann, Yussi

84A/015Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.

82A/001Schmeerson, Rabbi M.

MDA/001Schmidt-Garre, Jan

81A/017Schneider, Alexander

58A/155Schoenbaum, Jerry

72A/036Schorr, Daniel

47A/110Schroeder, Ricky

79A/039Schultz, Klaus

68BSchulz, Gernot

89A/036Schulz, Wolfgang

8XA/126 [autographed]Schuman, William

59A/224[Ov] [signed], 5XA/061, 70A/114[Ov], 81A/218, 87A/064Schuster, Mrs.

59A/088Schuster, Joseph


45A/053, 61, 68-74Schvuat (horse)

50A/031, 33Schwarzwald, Wurst von [sic]

89BScott, Hazel

48A/016Scott, Howard

58CScott, Norma

64A/006Segelstein, Irwin

74A/189-190, 192Seiler, Thomas

83A/133[Ov1] [autographed]Serembe, Gilberto

89A/154Serkin, Rudolf

58A/155, 85A/037, 8XA/175Sessions, Roger

59A/008Sevcils, Mr. [sic]

70A/061Shaffer, Gilbert R.

62BShain, Charles E.

68A/053Shamir, Itzhak

63CShanet, Howard

48A/028, 53Shapero, Harold

46A/020, 24, NDA/068Shapira, Elyakum

49A/102-3, 58A/200, 61A/008-9, MDA/098-99Sharp, William

89A/110Shaw, Artie

49A/035Shaw, Mrs. George Hamlin

58A/042Shaw, Robert

46A/002-3Shaw, Steven Kern

NDA/069Shazar, President Zalman & Mrs.

67A/066, 68CShem-Tuv, Shlomo

84A/016Sheng, Bright

88A/002, 77-78, 89A/036, 90A/060 [autographed]Sheriff, Noam

57BShihor, Ory


84A/013Short, Bobby

MDS/006Shostakovich, Dmitri

59A/206, 59CSibelius, Jean

45A/099[Ov] [with signature on card]Siciliani, Francesco

81A/069-93Siehs, Hildegard

89A/069Siemens, Julia von

76A/116-121, 81A/022Siemens, Dr. Peter von

76A/116-121, 81A/022Sills, Beverly

55A/016-17, 76A/001, 88DSilverman, Mrs.

47A/034, 47BSilverman, Freddie

-42A/053, 83Silverman, Raphael

-42A/053, 83Simmons, Bryan

82A/092Simon, Robert Milton

-42A/065Simpson, Adele

51A/016Sinatra, Frank

61A/043, 61BSinger, Isaac Bashevis [?]

82A/079Singer, M.

58A/045-46, 48Siusic, Daniel

68CSkoloff, Boris

53A/009Slatkin, Burton

72A/044Slonimsky, Nicolas

87A/071Smallens, Alexander

45A/031, 33Smit, Leo

46A/002-3, MDA/034Smith, Dr. Carlton Sprague

48A/033Smith, Erik

67A/040-44, NDA/070Smith, Muriel

44A/004Smith, Priscilla Bagot


NDA/070Smith, Robert

66BSmith-Dekoning, Alice

89A/094Snowden, Lord (The Earl of)

66A/061-66Sokolow, Anna [?]

NDA/071Solov, Zachary

44A/047, 49Solti, Georg

49A/114Sondheim, Stephen

57A/094, 118-119, 61A/015, 62A/039, 78A/179-180, 85A/012, 86A/084-86Sotin

84A/022Spaght, Monroe E.

68A/053Spears, Dr. Harold

66BSpecter, Eddie

49A/009Spera, Agostino

89A/058Spiegel, Mildred [see also

Zucker, Mildred]$42A/004-6Spiro, David

NDA/072 [autographed]Spivakovsky, Tossy

59A/007-8, MDA/034Springer, Axel

81A/040-50Sprinzena, Nathaniel

46A/077St. Clair, Carl

89A/036, 163St. Pierre, Donald

86A/093Stahl, David

76A/122-124Stanger, Russell

52A/020Starr, Herman

45A/033Steel, George

89A/157, 8XA/162Stein, Dr. Jules

80A/009Stein, Justitiar Udo von

76A/116-119Steinberg, F.

57BSteiner, Lorin


85A/067Stern, Aaron

81A/070, 73-74, 78-79, 84-85, 82A/062, 83A/009, 141, 85A/071, 86B, 88A/077-78, 8XA/051, MDBStern, Isaac

47A/001, 107, 54A/040-43, 55A/018, 20-23, 25, 28, 30, 52, 55B, 56A/036, 43, 45-49, 134,56B, 56C, 57A/069-70, 57B, 58A/155, 60A/054, 64A/008, 67A/060, 62-66, 68A/180, 70B, 72A/038,76A/019[Ov], 220, 7XA/083[Ov], 82A/008-9, 11-15, 83A/152, 88D, 8XA/056-57, 151, MDA/006-7,34, 93-97, MDS/006, NDA/073Stern, Michael

NDA/073Stern, Shira

NDA/073Stern, Vera

55A/018, 57A/069, 67A/066, 74, 72A/039, 80A/016, MDA/006, NDA/073 [autographed]Stevens, Rise

59A/017Stevens, Roger

76A/001, 223, FDA/047Stevenson, Adlai

60A/061Stikker, Dirk

67A/003Stokowski, Leopold

MDS/006Stone, Dr. David L.

59A/141, 144Stone, Dewey D.

49A/026-30, 52A/055Strauss, Walter

79A/164Stravinsky, Igor

46A/001-04, 56B, 57A/110, 60A/114, 62A/042, 6XA/074Stresemann, Dr. Wolfgang

59A/202, 59CStringer, Mark

88A/012, 89A/147, 163, 8XA/161Studebaker, Julie

87A/074Styron, William

87A/091Sudler, Louis [sic]

67A/094Sutherland, Joan

63A/032Swarthout, Gladys

45A/031Swartz, Daniel

89A/141Swertka, [?]

NDA/032Szbabo, Michael

88A/019Taeplitz, Uri


57BTahahashi, Motoharu

85A/015Takahara, Mamoru [sic]

73A/022Takao, Kataoka

8XA/024Tamasaburo V, Bando

8XA/024Tangeman, Nell

46A/077, 52A/015Tarte, Didier

76A/218Tatsunosuke, Onoe

8XA/024Taylor, Elizabeth

78A/083-85Tear, [?]

79A/170-177Tebaldi, Renata

67A/024-26Telasko, Ralph

46A/077Terada, Munetoshi

90A/041Terwilliger, Gloria

89A/162Thant, U

64A/049, 65A/016-23Thebom, Blanche

49A/034Theofanis, Chris

75A/224Thomas, David (son-in-law)

84C, 86A/003, 69, 73, 76, 86C, 87A/094, 88A/076, 81, 89-90, 99, 88E, 89A/019-20, 95-100,136, 148, 8XA/147-148, 90A/053, MDB, MDC, HCA/029Thomas, Evan (Spike) (grandson)

88E, 89A/095-100, 136, 148, 8XA/154, 180, 91A/001-2Thomas, Francisca Ann Maria (Frankie) (grandaughter)

83C, 86C, 87A/067, 88A/094, 98-99, 88E, 89A/020, 95-100, 136, 148, 8XA/147, 155-156,91A/001-2, MDB, HCA/029Thomas, Jamie

see$Bernstein, JamieThomas, Marlo

91A/006Thomas, Michael Tilson

74A/047, 226, 79A/259, 82A/093, 83A/152, 88E, 89A/135, 89C, 8XA/021, 158, 90A/040,42, 51-52Thompson, Randall

-42A/070, 48A/004, 66B, 67A/005, NDA/182[Ov]Thompson, Robin

77A/033Thomson, Virgil

70A/114[Ov]


Thorne, Francis66A/151

Thunberg, Mrs.66A/083

Tippett, Sir Michael74A/181, 87A/037

Titus, Alan73A/007

Tomasson, Helgi74A/009, 18-21, 23-27, 29-30

Tomkins, Leslie84A/073[Ov], 86A/027

Tortillier, Jacques57B

Toscanini, Arturo44A/054[Ov] [autographed], 47A/108, 49A/121 [print of painting, autographed], 55A/079

[autographed], NDA/074Toscanini, Wally

73A/157-158, 214, 84A/017[+Ov]Tourel, Jennie

47A/004, 84, 97, 107, 48A/012, 49A/001, 68, 4XA/014-18, 50A/045, 77, 52A/051-52, 53A/031, 58A/001, 56C, 60A/058, 60, 62, 61A/047 [autographed], 62D, 63A/052-53, 60-61, 63-64,63C, 64A/071, 74, 66B, 67A/56-59, 6XA/049, 70B, 78A/148-157, MDA/098-99, NDA/075[autographed], FDA/033Trabitsch, Thomas

89A/069Traubel, Helen

49A/039Tucker, Richard

49A/035, 62A/019Tyler, Veronica

63A/006Tynan, Tracy

59A/036, 60A/006, 8Tzoni brothers

84A/016Uhlein, Mr. & Mrs.

66A/085-89Uppman, Theodore

83A/019-20, 136Urquhart, Craig

86A/026, 64, 77-78, 87A/034-35, 69, 72, 97, 87B, 88A/013, 15, 19, 74, 77, 85, 158, 88B,89A/036, 43, 61, 70, 121-122, 151, 89B, 89C, 8XA/036, 72, 90A/007, 47Urquhart, Geoffrey

8XA/126 [autographed]Ustinov, Peter

79A/181Valente, Caterina

81A/217 [autographed]Valery, Emile

78A/029Valery, Francois

47A/101-102Valmalete, Marie-Anne Pochet de


70A/023Van, Martin & Steve

68A/001Varani [Varianni], Auro

87A/101, 89A/140Vauclain, Constant

-42A/070Veasey, Josephine

70A/008-13, 26Vega, Julia

73A/049-58, 67-68, 85-86, 83A/156Vengerova, Isabella

NDA/078, 183[Ov]Verrett, Shirley

70A/051Vickers, Jon

62A/029Vikharieff, Yuri

59A/106-107, 152-153Vilas, Andre

45A/075Visconti, Luchino

55A/086[Ov] [autographed]Vladimirov, Gavril Gavrilovich

59A/126Von Raabe, Philip

8XA/162Von Stade, Frederica

MDS/006Vranitzky, Chancellor Franz

89A/150, NDA/080 [autographed]Wachman, Joel

82A/092Wadsworth, Stephen (Zinsser)

83A/003-5, 26, 118[Ov], 86A/093, 95-96Wager, Alexandra

60A/091, 94Wager, Mendy

62A/040, 49-54, 64A/010, 66A/096, 72A/034, 74-75, 75A/050, 53, 77A/077-78, 183-184,78A/094, 79A/165, 259, 80A/001, 82A/077, 85A/015, 8XA/050, 60, 68, 92, 90A/007, 33-34Wager, Susan

62A/049-53Wagner, Daphne

81A/021Wagner, Eva

NDA/044Wagner, Friedelind

88A/144Wait, Peter

67A/126Wakeling, Howard

67A/128Waldheim, Kurt & Fran

7XA/022


Walker, John76A/218

Walker, Nancy44A/20-21, 26-29, 35-36, 39, 41, 4XA/042, 60A/083

Walker, Robert73A/267-268, 272

Wallace, Kevin53A/051

Wallace, Mike91A/006

Wallmann, Margheita (Margarita)53A/076, 81, 88A/158

Walsh, Jon82A/092

Walter, Bruno44A/051 [autographed], 60A/097, NDA/081

Walters, Kelly75A/215-216

Warfield, William64A/053, 76A/057

Warges, Bernard76A/006

Warren, Leonard59A/017

Watts, Andre63A/001-5[+1&3Ov], 7, 83, 79A/216, FDA/031

Waygood, Stephen67A/126

Weaver, Secretary & Mrs.66B

Webb, Charles, Kenda & Sons86A/094

Webb, Ruth49A/041-42

Webster, Nick63A/040

Wechsler, Dr.48A/029-30

Weihs, [?]NDA/032

Weiner, Stanley47A/134-135

Weinstein, Arthur52A/036

Weisgal, Meyer48A/092, 52A/055, MDA/007-8

Weissel, Willie63A/004, 74A/136

Weissenberg, Alexis "Sigi"50A/035, 44, 46

Weizmann, Dr. & Mrs.48A/092-93, 49A/026-30

Weizmann, Benjamin49A/026-30


Weizsacker, Richard von89A/145-146 [autographed]

Wellborn, Shana8XA/162

Wells, Patricia73A/007

Weng, Whei-Zhin82A/002, 60

Westermann, Mrs. von59A/156

Westermann, Gerhart von59C

White, Wendy77A/031

Whitehead, Robert59A/224[Ov] [signed]

Whiteman, Paul45A/030-32

Wieforn, Hubert [sic]79A/235

Wiesel, Elie87A/001

Wiesholm, O.63A/034

Wilder, Philip8XA/162

Wiley, Jackson76A/006

Wilkomirsky, AbrahamMDA/008

Williams, Nancy73A/241, 242-249[Ov], 250-252[+Ov]

Williams, Roy [sic]69A/037-38

Williams, Tennessee79A/042

Williams, Treat78A/088

Wilson, RansomMDB

Winchester, Susan53A/027

Winterfeldt, Mike von78A/026

Witt, Derek73A/267-268

Wobisch, Helmut66A/006

Wolff, Beverly52A/035

Wolfgang, Ronald86A/002

Wolfson, Mrs. LeonardMDA/006-7


Wyner, Isaiah79A/081

Yaacov [chauffeur in Israel]47A/075-76, 50A/023-24

Yadin, Ygael48A/052, 48B

Yevtushenko, Yevgeny72A/001

Yodei, General Yigal59A/027

Zak, Helen, Peter & Mark91A/016

Zakharov [sic]59A/121

Zaremba, Sylvia56A/019

Zeffirelli, Franco64A/002, 79A/039-43, 83A/152, 8XA/030

Zeiff, Rebecca50A/036

Zeitlin, Zwi47A/070, 82

Zeller, Robert46A/027

Zeumer, Gerti75A/039, 71-99[?]

Zimbler, Joseph52A/042

Zimmerman, Krystian77A/009, 186, 83A/106-109

Zirato, Bruno45A/033, 46A/002-3, 56C, 57A/110, 58C, 58D, 69A/013

Zirato, Bruno, Jr. (wedding)49A/104-7

Zirato, Nina Morgana43A/013 [autographed]

Zmora, Michael68C

Zucker, Mildred (Spiegel) [see alsoSpiegel, Mildred]$NDA/091

Zukerman, Pinchas83A/030, MDS/006

Zweden, Jaap von89A/143-144

Photographs, Index II, Places and Events32 West 10th Street

46A/078, 95, 47A/003, 19, 21-30, 130-13240 West 55th Street

45A/003-1792nd Street "Y"

71A/001-2112 Shoe Lane, Fleet Street, E.C.4., London


63A/008-10205 West 57th Street [see also The Osborne]

61A/028205 West 57th Street, Apt. 20D (The Bernstein Archive)

92A/001895 Park Avenue

64A/033-35, 54-56, 65A/030-37, 68A/047-52, 164-165895 Park Avenue, Terrace

69A/031-35, 47-501025 Park Avenue, Terrace

49A/036-371239 Broadway

45A/036-39, 61-64, 68-78, 46A/028, 62, 1071600 Pennsylvania Avenue

76A/016-17, 18[Ov], 203-2041600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Indiana University

92A/002-31600 Pennsylvania Avenue, opening night party, etc.

76A/219-225Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia

81A/219ACLU Lawn Party, Faifield, Mass.

72A/033Age of Anxiety

49A/044-47, 98-99, 101, 50A/003-7, 79A/182-201Aguila Azteca, presentation of (Mexican honor)

82A/020-27, 97AIDS Benefit

87A/085-87Albert Einstein Award

60A/018-19Alice M. Ditson Award

58A/032Almond Tree House, Jamaica

72A/002-5Alster Buer, Hamburg

79A/111Ambrosia

NDA/043America-Israel Cultural Foundation concert

72A/038-43America-Israel Cultural Foundation dinner

65A/002America-Israel Cultural Foundation gala

87A/088-90American Education Award

66BAmerican Fair, Moscow

59A/196American Fund for Israel Institutions benefit concert

49A/035, 56A/008American Fund for Israel Institutions in Mexico banquet

51A/011American Fund (for Palestinian Institutions) dinner


46A/029, 37"The American Musical Comedy" (Omnibus)

MDA/055Amnesty International Benefit, Munich

76A/106-115Amsterdam, Netherlands

50A/053-61, 73, 81[Ov], 76A/020-42, 78A/027, 36-53, 7XA/054, 81A/059, 87A/036, 73-74,FDA/025Ann Arbor, Michigan

67A/089-93Ansedonia, Italy

67A/075-77, 78[Ov], 79-87, 88[Ov], 138[Ov], MDA/112Anti-fascist Refugee Committee

44A/004Appointment with Leonard Bernstein (Granada Television)

63A/033, 63B"Arias and Barcarolles"

88A/002, 89A/110Arizona

50A/001-4, 59A/210Aspen, Colorado

62A/011, 65A/040-61, MDA/043Associated Exhibitors Dinner

66BAstor Ballroom

58CAthens, Greece

48A/066, 59A/046[+Ov & Ov2], 47, 77A/139-149, 59B, 59DAtlanta, Georgia

55A/078The Atlantic [cover]

54A/097Atlantic City

66BAuckland Town Hall

74A/214Auden's home in Austria

76A/130Auditing class, Tanglewood

48A/021, 27, 49A/098Aula Magna, Caracas, Venezuela

58A/090Australia

74A/114-131, 214, 216[Ov3], 217-222[Ov1]Austria [see also Vienna]

70A/063, 77A/043-77Avery Fisher Hall [see also Lincoln Center and Philharmonic Hall]

64A/041-46, 75A/004-10, 77A/185, 85A/016The Azores

48A/087Bach Concerto for Three Pianos

MDA/127-130Bach Festival Chorus and Orchestra

77A/007-8


Bach statue, Leipzig87A/075

Bach Tercentenary Concert, Detroit50A/012-21, 68-69

Bagpiper73A/264-265, 267-268, 273-274

Balbianello, Villa (Italy)67A/003

Baldwin Piano advertisement67A/139[Ov], MDA/039

Ballet [unidentified]NDA/189-205[Ov1]

Ballet Theatre Gala75A/001

BarbadosMDA/042

Barbican Centre, London86A/013-25, 86C, 89A/123-126[Ov], 129-133

Battistoni's, Rome88A/015

Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra83A/075, 86A/038-44

BBC66B

The Beatles, concert6XA/021

The Beatles Rubber Soul album66A/082

Bedroom, Fairfield91A/011

Beersheba, Israel48A/076-83, 94-101, 136, 48C

Beethovenhalle68A/143-144

Beethoven's Birthday: A Celebration in Vienna70A/109, 71A/037

"Beethoven's Fifth Symphony" (Omnibus)MDA/054

Beethoven's GeburtshausMDA/030

Beit Halochem, Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization85A/033-34

Belgrade, Yugoslavia59A/063, 67-68, 59D

Bellano, Italy67A/003

Ben Shemen5XA/057-59

Berkshire Music Center48A/031-32

Berkshire Music Festival48A/023

Berlin, Germany [see also East Berlin and West Berlin]


59A/062, 155-156, 202, 68A/121, 136-138, 68B, 71A/042, 77A/129-135, 79A/134-143,155-156, 81A/029-37, 40-50, 128, 198, 89A/104-109, 120-122, 127[Ov1]Berlin Philharmonic

79A/155Berlin School of Music

59CBerlioz: Requiem

75A/125-127Bernardsville, New Jersey

45A/029Bernstein, Alexander

Bar Mitzvah of 68A/131, MDA/113-115; resume shot 7XA/013-14, 82A/091Bernstein, Burton

kissing LB's ring 8XA/146; as Santa Claus 56A/078; wedding of (to Ellen) 60A/072-77,MDDBernstein, Felicia

being arrested 72A/087; autographed 45A/095; breast feeding Jamie 52A/072; bust ofNDA/098; guitar playing 56A/009; narrating Joan at the Stake 58A/034-41, 44-48; piano playing56A/114; pregnant 52A/086Bernstein, Jennie

90th birthday party 88E; photo album found in apartment MDA/001Bernstein, Leonard

autographed -42A/025, 30, 46, 43A/003, 44A/010, 42, 45A/026, 28, 55A/080, 59A/212[Ov],74A/213[Ov], 76A/074, 7XA/076, 85A/008, 86A/001 (for Nina), 88A/030-32, 88E, LBA/001-7;autographing 66B, 68B, 6XA/087[Ov2]; baseball cap wearing MDA/028-30; bearded 76A/089-102,103[Ov], 104-107, 108[Ov], 109-198, 202, 205-207, 76C, 76D; chipping at Berlin Wall 89A/121-122; 38th birthday 56A/141; birthday lunch 59D; 50th birthday party 68A/088-103; 55thbirthday party 73A/267-274; 56th birthday party 74A/114-129; 57th birthday party 75A/045-53;59th birthday party 77A/136; 60th birthday celebration at Wolf Trap 78A/058-147, 78S/001, 83C;61st birtday party 79A/093-94, 98-100; 65th birthday celebration (Lawrence, Mass.) 83A/030-33,131[Ov2](signed by Jennie), 149, 152 (at Fairfield); 68th birthday 86A/059; 70th birthday,Tanglewood 88A/076-93, 160; 71st birthday, Alpine slide 89A/148, 157; birthday cake of, 66A/098; boating 67A/081; book signing 76A/015; busts of, 58A/180-181, 60A/098, 123, 77A/187-193,79A/235, 81A/202, 86A/066; canoeing 45A/090; caricatures of, 65A/005, 77A/194, 78A/185;riding carousel 79A/217; playing chess 56A/012, 86A/012; as "Christina's World" (Wyethpainting) 8XA/190[Ov2]; lighting cigarette 83A/077-78; lighting Chanukah candles 89A/120;clothes shopping 79A/134-142, 88A/015; composing music 45A/003-5, 9-10, 63, 47A/026,130-132, 50A/038, 68A/059, 6XA/003[Ov1], 86A/083[Ov2], LBA/009; at computer 70A/092, 78A/182; conducting children 79A/179; conducting for the first time -42A/026, 46-47, 57; conductingon his back 76A/149; cooking 50A/081[Ov]; wearing a cowboy hat 48A/116-17, 83A/006, 25;doing crossword puzzle 47A/024; playing croquet 49A/071, 74, 4XB; kissing cufflinks 69A/028,75A/080-82; dancing 46A/025, 4XB, 6XA/057 (with Adolph Green), 77A/025, 138 (with Nina);debut, day after 43A/008; playing with dolphin 63A/025-29, 8XA/145; with dove on shoulder 68A/166; drawing 46A/074; driving 6XA/053; playing drums 58A/061, 64, 87, 5XA/038, 62C; duetingwith Felicia 64A/009; feeding elephant 59B, 62C; engagement of, 46A/082; exhausted 6XA/011[Ov3], 77A/179; false-nose wearing 89A/157; swallowing a whole fish 47A/112, 85A/009;fishing 80A/049[Ov]; wearing flower 79A/217, 82A/077, 84A/043, 8XA/050; playing flute 58A/070-72; receiving flying lesson 46A/080; playing football 74A/128-129; wearing a gas mask 58A/088; cruising the Greek Isles with Shirley & Burton 78B; holding gun to temple 83A/116[Ov];getting a haircut 55A/032, 57A/029-34, 104[+Ov]-106[Ov], 59B, 62C, 78A/158; hand-puppet,wearing 8XA/076; hands of (sculpture,) 65A/070; hands of (painting,) 67A/116; hands of(photographs,) 45A/017, 54A/008, 11, 71A/052, 8XA/097, MDA/098; Harvard graduation, -42A/039; honeymoon of, 51A/027-29 see also Cuernavaca; receiving honorary citizenship of Vienna87A/095; receiving honorary degree from Brandeis 59A/019-28, 69A/029; receiving honorary


degree from Brown University 66A/083-84; receiving honorary degree from Butler University76A/004-14; receiving honorary degree from Dartmouth 60A/020-21; receiving honorary degreefrom Fairfield University 89A/026-34; receiving honorary degree from Harvard 66B, 67A/004-5,107[?]; receiving honorary degree from Johns Hopkins University 80A/003-11, 23-25; receivinghonorary degree from Michigan State 64A/026-32; receiving honorary degree from NorthwesternUniversity 57A/048; receiving honorary degree from Ohio State 64A/016-23; receiving honorarydegree from Pine Manor College 87A/002-4, 114[Ov]; receiving honorary degree from RockfordCollege 66A/070-75; receiving honorary degree from Temple University 59A/139-148; receivinghonorary degree from [unidentified] 7XA/072; receiving honorary degree from WarwickUniversity 74A/181; receiving honorary degree from Wesleyan University 68A/053; receivinghonorary degree from Westminster Choir College 66A/069; horseback riding 45A/066, 47B, 48A/088, 116-17, 50A/031, 33, 67(petting,) 51A/001-4, 59A/093, 210, 60A/001-2; impersonator 72A/088-90; at Japanese dinner 61A/015; Jewish activities 8XA/134, 146; drinking kaopectate 79A/005-7; holding a koala bear 74A/131, 216[Ov3]; last photograph 90A/055[Ov]; leapfrogging 48A/018; midair 45A/087[+Ov]; riding a mule 48A/045; New York Philharmonic, 1000th performancewith 71A/083; playing an organ 53A/036; 71A/083; painting by, 49A/109; giving money to apanhandler 58D, 59A/195; playing panpipe 58A/074; parrot surrounded 8XA/128; on the phone56C, 57A/075[Ov], 8XA/100; playing ping-pong MDA/027; smoking a pipe [47A/003, 29 samephotograph,] 50A/040; podium of, 83B; portraits of, 56A/034, 60A/112, 63A/087, 65A/071 (byLarry Rivers), 66B (by K. H. Veit), 67A/137, 71A/005 (by Cosman), 83A/158[Ov3], 159, NDA/208;raiding the refrigerator 47A/025; red hat wearing 83A/152; shooting a rifle 46A/080; sailing 50A/081[Ov], 58A/101-105, 59A/198, 59C, 73A/048, 80A/049[Ov], 82A/077, 85A/009, 41-43, 87B, 88A/132, 89A/147, 8XA/054, 8XB, MDA/028-29; scuba diving 67A/082-83[Ov], 81A/103-107; sculptureof, 63A/086; changing his shirt 53A/065; playing a shofar 71A/079, 85A/016, 88E; skiing 58A/002-18, 58S/001, 62A/011, 63A/076, 65A/046-49, 66B, 69A/002-4, 60A/001-4, 70A/001-4, 60,MDA/001; sleeping 60A/043, 68A/162; sliding down Alpine slide 89A/148; as a star of David 6XA/080[Ov]; playing a stringed instrument 58A/082-83; holding stuffed animal 81A/200, 8XA/112;wearing sunglasses 64A/057, 68A/124, 6XA/021, 83A/126[Ov], 128[Ov], 86A/040, 88A/157;swimming 49A/077, 58A/028-31, 59A/194, 5XA/036, 101[Ov], 83A/025, 119[Ov], 8XA/138;swinging 88A/097-98; wearing a tambourine 85A/064; playing tennis 66A/080; sticking outtongue 83A/076; tree climbing 50A/036-37; playing a trumpet 89A/024; wearing a uniform -42A/068; water skiing 52S/001, 60A/045, 77A/013, 8XA/030; wedding of, 51A/019[Ov], 20, 21[Ov], 31[wedding album 51B], MDA/001; playing a xylophone 49A/080Bernstein, Michael; graduation

88EBernstein, Nina; graduation (Harvard)

8XA/148Bernstein, Windischeschenbach, Neustadt

89A/149Bernstein, Samuel J.; 70th birthday testimonial dinner

62A/003-5, 7-9, 48[Ov2], 62B-13Bernstein Angus Farm

59A/221Bernstein children; "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil"

66A/122"The Bernstein Festival 1986" Barbican Centre, London

86A/013-25, 86C"Bernstein Festival" Villach

76A/061Bernstein Memorial Concert, Carnegie Hall

90A/051-52Beth Daniel, Israel

48A/043-44Beth Halochem, Tel Aviv, Award


85A/039Birmingham, Michigan

45A/026-28Blitzstein, Marc; memorial concert

64A/010Bloomington, Indiana

82A/002Blossom Music Center (Festival), Ohio

86A/049-57, 58[Ov]Bodenheimer's, Haifa

47A/037-38, 40La Boheme

54A/001-03, 87A/008-31Bohemians

58C, 58DBologna, Italy

55A/028-30Bonn, Germany

68A/139-144, 76A/063-64, 208, 89BBook covers

[Box 86 (photos of covers of Bernstein-authored books, incl. foreign editions)]Boston, Mass.

51A/018, 76A/076, 81-88, 88EBoston Lubavitz Yeshiva

62A/003-5, 7-9, 48[Ov2], 62B-13Boston Symphony

49A/044-47, 50A/048-50, 62, 52A/030, 33, 37, 53A/043, 45, 74A/088-103, 7XA/048Brandeis Creative Arts Festival

52A/013, 17-18Brandeis University

51A/018, 52A/013, 17-19, 52S/002, 54A/098, 59A/019-28, 68A/175, 69A/029, 83C, MDA/005Brazil

53A/049, 59Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)

47A/015-18, 75A/002-3Brooklyn Boys Choir

76A/002-3Brooklyn Philharmonic

75A/002Brown University

66A/083-84Brussels, Belgium

68A/088-103, 168-171Budapest, Hungary

48A/008-9, 130, 83A/074-92, NDA/102-127 MDCBuffalo, New York

64A/003Bulgaria Pioneer Orchestra

79A/178-181Bull Cottage, Tanglewood

46A/060Bunka Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan

79A/079


Butler Universty, Indianapolis, Ind.76A/004-14

Cambridge, Mass.73A/023-25, 275-350

Camp Onota, Pittsfield, Mass.-42A/026, 28, 36, 4XA/043, 91A/015

Canary Islandssee Gran Canaria

Candide56A/152-153, 66A/158, 75A/215-216, 89A/123-126[Ov], 129-133, 91A/003-5, MDS/005

Capri84B

Cardas Quartet8XA/126

Carinthian Festival, Austria77A/049-128

Carinthischer Sommer, Ossiach/Villach75A/038, 77B, 83A/148

Carmen recording72A/035-37, 73A/373-374, 377

Carnegie Hall44A/015, 46A/017, 48A/113-115, 4XA/019-23, 55A/001, 4-6, 58A/188, 58C, 58D, 59A/

225[Ov1], 5XA/031-33, 60A/051[Ov], 61A/046, 62C, 72A/038-43, 76A/089-90, 87A/072, 88A/130,88D(45th Anniversary retrospective), 89A/019, 90A/051-52Carnegie Hall Gala Concert

76A/019[Ov]Carnegie Hall party

60A/052-56Carter House, Lee, Mass.

52A/023-27Casals Music Festival

65A/008-9, 74Cathedral of St. John the Divine

90A/053Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni)

69A/043-44[Ov]La Cenerentola (Lyric Opera, Chicago)

78A/148-157Central Park

53B, 76A/068-69, 70-71[Ov]Cerebral Palsy Fund benefit

51A/017The Champ, film opening

79A/039-44Chapelle de St. Louis des Invalides, Paris

75A/125-203, 75S/001Chattanooga, Tennessee

60A/046Chel Shem, Tel-Aviv

53A/050Chicago, Ill.

60A/045Chichester Cathedral, Sussex, England

65A/010-12


Chichester Psalms65A/038, 68A/018, 68C, 78A/198-203, 86A/013-22 [?], 8XA/029

Chile57A/049-50, 60A/011-12

Chimney Rock Hall School, Houston, Texas70A/111

Chorus of National Cathedral76A/002-3

Cincinnati, Ohio45A/065, 46A/005, 63A/049, 68-70, 73A/048

Circus Night83A/157

City Center, New York [see also New York City Symphony]47A/002, 133

City Hall45A/100, 58A/094-95

Coates, Helen; commencement at Brandeis68A/175

Coesfeld, West Germany87A/103-112

Collage for LB on 60th Birthday at Wolf Trap78A/147[+Ov3]

College of the Pacific, Stockton, California50A/008-10

Columbia Records, Christmas Gift Album56B

Columbia Records Studio53A/002-3, 58D

Concert Artists GuildMDA/093/97

"Concert for Peace"73A/004-19

Concertgebouw, Amsterdam50A/053-61, 81[Ov], FDA/025

Concertgebouw Orchestra85A/009

Conservatory of Music, Beersheba, Israel48C

Copenhagen, Denmark65A/005-7, 71A/043-58, 75A/262[Ov]

Cordoba, Argentina62C

Corenno Plinio, Italy67A/003

Cowan, Lester; ranch46A/680-81, 84-85

"Creation"66A/067

Creative Arts Festival, Brandeis University51A/013

Crillon, Paris [see also Hotel Crillon]91A/012

Cuernavaca, Mexico51A/027-29, 52A/001-7


Curtis Hotel, Lenox, Mass.48A/031-32

The Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia-42A/002, 70, 84A/006-10

The Curtis Institute of Music graduating class 1941-42A/091[Ov]

The Dakota (apartment)71A/099-111, 112-113[Ov2], 77A/153, 77S/002, 79A/024-31, 80A/028-41, 83A/147, 85A/

093[Ov1], HCA/022, MDS/009, NDA/009Danbury, Conn.

74A/040-47, 223-228Dartmouth

53A/088Delilah, LB's only painting

49A/109Denver, Colo.

79A/054, 55-56[Ov]Detroit, Mich.

45A/079-80, 50A/012-21, 68-69, 60A/101-103Deutsche Grammophon audio greeting card

90A/049-50Deutsche Grammophon contract signing/party, Munich

76A/116-120Deutsche Grammophon factory tour, Hamburg

81A/130-175Deutsche Grammophon sales convention, Hamburg

79A/112Deutsche Grammophon Tulpenfest

84A/011-12, 61-63Deutsches Museum, Munich

79A/101-108The Devil's Disciple

FBA/041Diploma, Boston Latin School (Schola Latina Bostonieusis)

-42A/003Diploma, Curtis Institute of Music

-42A/002"The Drama of Carmen" (Ford Presents)

MDA/104Dramatists Guild

80A/026Dusseldorf, W. Germany

84A/042-43Dybbuk

74A/007-30Dybbuk, Habimah Theatre, Tel Aviv

47A/054-55Dybbuk, New York City Ballet (logo)

NDA/101Dybbuk, opening night party

74A/031-39E.M.G. Records, London

68A/149East Berlin [see also Berlin]


84A/032-41, 87A/076-84, 89A/061-67, 89S/001, 91A/013East Hampton House

78A/160Eastman Theatre

46A/094Ebbets Field, Brooklyn

49A/035Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library, Harvard

FDA/050Edgemont High School Band

79A/014-17Edinburgh

73A/264-274, 75A/205-214Edinburgh Festival

76A/058Edward MacDowell Gold Medal, MacDowell Colony

87A/062, 64Ehrenhof vor dem Mahnmal fur die Opfer der Nazi-KZ's

68A/137Ein Gev, Israel

47A/031, 33-36, 67-73, 50A/023-24, 72Ein Harod settlement, Israel

47A/052, 63, 47B, 50A/077Ein Hashofet, Israel

48A/085El Kasaba Theatre Music Group

93A/001Elath, Israel

50A/045Eleanor Roosevelt Humanities Award

66BElection Day (party awaiting results in Paris)

76A/135-139"Encore" Girls' Choir

93A/001England [see also London]

74A/180-181English Bach Festival Orchestra

77A/186Erkal Hall, Budapest, Hungary

83A/075Esplanade, Boston, Mass.

59DEssex House, New York

70A/091Europe and Near East Tour

62CEuropean Community Youth Orchestra

85A/015Executive Mansion Luncheon

62A/010Expo '67, Montreal

67A/095[Ov], 96-97Exxon Award


76A/185-188Fairfield, Conn.

66A/076-82, 94-97, 120-121, 128-133[Ov], 67A/001, 100-104, 119[Ov], 122-124, 137[Ov],68A/056-58[Ov], 59, 118-119, 6XA/076, 72A/033, 78A/056, 83A/028, 152, 86A/083[Ov2], 88A/095-99, 155-156, 89A/095-100, 91A/010-11, HCA/023-28 [drawing by Felicia], NDA/095Fairfield Hall, London (Croydon)

66BFairfield University, Fairfield, Conn.

89A/026-34Falstaff

64A/002, 4-7, 66A/012-13, MDA/111Fancy Free

44A/016, 43-49, OSA/001-2[Ov2]Fancy Free (30th Anniversary performance)

75A/001Feldafing, Germany

48A/014Fellowship Commission

85A/029-32La Fenice, Venice

5XA/029Festival Cervantino, Mexico

82A/027Festival of Bernstein Music at Butler University

76A/004-14Festival of the Americas

55A/046-47Fidelio

70A/062, 109, 78A/004-5, FDA/026Fidelio Recording

78A/027, 38-39Final concert & party as Music Director of New York Philharmonic

69A/010-19, 39Findings [see also Book covers]

FDA/001-52, 53-65[Ov1] [photographs found with Findings material, apparentlyconsidered for use in the book]Finland

6XA/058First Worldwide Telecast

67A/006-7Fischer Hall, New York

87A/006Fisher Hall, New York

87A/092Fiume Latte, Italy

67A/003Florence, Italy

54A/004, 12, 94, 84BFlorida

62A/012Die Flughunde

NDA/021Fontainebleau, France

47A/084, 97, 87A/055


Ford Presents60A/049, 61A/033-34, MDA/104-105 [possibly MDA/087-92 as well]

Fort Mason45A/096

Fort Meyers77A/156

Four Seasons Hotel, Boston88E

Fourth of July Concert76A/068-69, 70-71[Ov], 228[Ov]

France76D, 7XA/071

Frankfurt, W. Germany76A/061-65, 77A/164-172

Free Trade Hall, Manchester63B

Freiburg, Germany89B

Freilichtbuhne Coesfeld, W. Germany87A/103-112

French Embassy, New York69A/001

Gagalou Orchestra, JapanMDA/099

Genoa, Italy50A/067

Germany48A/014

Gershwin Memorial concert46A/017, 19-27

Gershwin Memorial concert at BAM47A/015-18

Gershwin memorial luncheon45A/030-35

Gesellschaft fur Musiktheater, Honorary Member Ceremony68A/017

Gold Medal, Royal Philharmonic Society, London87A/037

Gold Record "The Joy of Christmas"80A/022

Golden Award (Austria)70A/063

Golden Kamera Award81A/029-37, 40-50

Golden Singers, Broad Ripple H.S.76A/006

Good Skate Award77A/001-2

Grammy Awards73A/377, 85A/063-64

Gran Canaria76A/218, 81A/053, 82A/077, 86A/012, 8XA/050, 8XB, MDB

Great Barrington, Mass.55A/032-33, 82-83, 84A/066


Great Merit Cross of the Order of Merit, W. Germany87A/042-46

Great Performances (PBS)7XA/047-48

Grossinger's56A/032

Grove's Dictionary celebration80A/048

Gustav Mahler-Preis 196868A/136

Habimah Theatre, Tel Aviv47A/054-55

Hair film opening79A/014-17

Haiti51A/023, 53A/086-87

Hamburg, Germany59A/198, 59C, 69A/026-28, 76A/062, 79A/111-112, 182-202, 7XA/011, 81A/121-122,

130-175, 84A/011-12, 31, 85A/017-26, 41-43, 89A/151, 8XA/176Hamburg Ballet

8XA/031-33Hamburg Opera

79A/182-185Harewood, Lord

63A/033Harlequin Record Shop, London

68A/150Harvard Glee Club

73A/139, 159-160, 191Harvard Krokodiloes

82A/004-5, 92Harvard Night, Symphony Hall, Boston

89A/017-18Harvard University

-42A/039, 85, 56A/127-129[Ov], 140, 66B, 73A/026-33, 275-350, FDA/050"Hashkiveinu" broadcast CBS

46A/015-16Havana, Cuba

51A/030Hawaii

60A/117, 127Hebrew University

MDDHeinz Island, Carribean

68A/162Helsinki, Finland

59A/199, 59CHenry Morrison Flagler Museum, The

69BHenry Stave & Co. Record Shop, London

68A/151Henry Wood Hall, London

79A/170-177Herodicus Atticus Amphitheatre, Athens, Greece


59A/046-47Hillsdale, N.Y.

53A/028-30, 36, 53BHiroshima Peace Concert, Japan

85A/015, 44, 74, 85B, 85CHitachi City, Japan

MDA/100Holiday cards

55A/060, 56A/065, 57A/077, 58A/144, 59A/167, 60A/125, 64A/061, 65A/072[?], 67A/100-103[?], 67S/001, 68A/157[?], 69A/047, 71A/089, 73A/379, 74A/229-230, 86C, 88E, MDA/046,HCA/001-29, FDA/005Holland

47A/096, 68A/172, 76A/059, MDA/026-32, 118Holliday, Judy; dinner in memory of

66A/109-116Hollywood, California

44A/006, 46A/086Hollywood Bowl

63A/041-47, 82A/045-60, 89-90Honolulu, Hawaii

62CHopetoun House, Edinburgh

73A/266-274, 75A/206-214Horne, Marilyn; party after opening of Carmen

72A/034Hotel Astor, New York

45A/030-35, 58DHotel Crillon, Paris

76A/218Hotel del Prado, Mexico

51A/011Hotel Dorset, New York

46A/019-27Hotel Nacional, Havana

51A/030Hotel Savoy, London

88A/131Hourglass Award presentation

82A/003Houston, Texas

83A/003-27, 116-126[Ov], 127, 129-130[Ov2], 83BHunter, New York

70A/001-4"I Hate Music" recording session

49A/034I.I.E. Award

59A/003Ice Capades

77A/001-2Idlewild Airport

57A/058-62Imperial Orchestra, Japan

61A/011Imperial Palace, Japan


61A/011, MDA/099Inaugural Concert for Jimmy Carter

77A/006Inaugural Gala for John F. Kennedy

61A/001-4, 43, 61BIndiana University School of Music Israel Tour Group

77A/025, 30-34The Infinite Variety of Music, artwork for reissue

66A/159-175, 176-178[Ov]The Infinite Variety of Music

see also Book coversInter-Continental Hotel, Prague

90A/004Internationale Musikfestwochen Luzern

87A/070"Introduction to Modern Music" (Omnibus)

57A/002-3, MDA/056Israel

46A/110[Ov], 47A/020, 31, 33-51, 75-6, 108, 47B, 48A/037-102, 136, 48B, 48C, 49A/119,122, 4XA/035, 4XB, 50A/23-46, 70-72, 77, 53A/054-62, 57A/066-72, 108, 113-114, 57B, 58B, 5XA/057-59, 63A/052-60, 62-64, 82, 63C, 67A/051-74, 67B, 68A/122-, 68C, 70A/042-50, 70B, 71A/061-67, 72A/021, 73A/240, 74A/182-188, 77A/012-36, 78A/161-162, 198-203, 79A/083-91, 234,7XA/027-45, 81A/061-66, 82A/008-19, 83C, 84A/013-16, 60[Ov2], 85A/053-57, 88A/018-27, 89A/021-25, 8XA/123, 93A/001Israel Bond dinner

66A/06, 66BThe Israel Conservatoire and Academy of Music, Tel Aviv

58BIsrael Philharmonic Orchestra

48A/055-57, 62-63, 80-82, 48B, 50A/025-30, 53A/061, 55A/020, 28, 30, 57A/114, 57B, 63A/064, 63C, 68A/134, 76A/089-90, 77A/064-75, 79-106, 78A/152-155, 198-203, 79A/092, 101-108,86A/061-62, 89A/021-22, 8XA/110Isreal Philharmonic Orchestra, Laureate Conductor

88A/020-27Israel Society for Crippled Children

68A/129Istanbul, Turkey

59A/042, 189, 59DItaly

59A/044-45, 83-86, 79A/236Ives Centennial Concert, Danbury, Conn.

74A/040-47, 223-228, 231[Ov]J. S. Ratcliff House, Martha's Vineyard

54A/018-28, 56A/122-124[Ov]Jamaica

59A/193-194, 60A/084, 72A/002-5, 79A/001, 80A/027Japan

61A/006, 8-11, 38-41, 42[Ov], 62C, 70A/079-89, 74A/132-138, 75B, 78C, 79A/057-63,65-80, 85A/002-7[Ov], 84-92[Ov], 85B, 85C, 90A/040-46, MDA/098-100Jeremiah, Ohel Theatre, Tel Aviv

47A/056-57, 47BJerusalem

46A/110[Ov], 47A/039, 48A/072, 53A/056-60, 68A/130-132, 178-181, 68C, 93A/001, MDA/113-115


Jewish Museum, New York48A/001

Jewish Music Council48A/001, 4

Joan at the Stake58A/034-41, 44-48

John H. Finley award59A/164

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore80A/003-11, 23-25

Joseph Papp Tribute to Bernstein at Public Theater90A/061

Journey to Jerusalem68A/178-181

The Joy of Music [see also Book covers]59A/088, 226

Judische Gemeindehaus, Berlin-Charlottenburg68A/136, 138

Kaddish63A/052-60, 62-64, 63C, 64A/066, 71, 81A/219, 8XA/092

Kaddish ballet, BudapestNDA/102-127

Kai's Bistro, Munich79A/093

Kansas City, Mo.79A/045-46

Kartnerstrasse, Vienna80A/002

Kennedy, John F.; inauguration61B

Kennedy Airport73A/236-238

Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.76A/001-3, 79A/169

Kennedy Center Honors Gala79A/169, 80A/017-18

Key West, Florida88A/132, 89A/001-16, 8XA/048, 90A/001

Kfar Vitkin, Israel50A/031, 33

Kiev59C

King Solomon Award72A/040-41

Klagenfurt, Austria76A/061

Kol Yisrael Choir63C

Kongresshaus Villach77B

Konzerthaus, Vienna70A/051

Korvettes, New York69A/036


Koussevitzky, Serge; 75th birthday48A/022-24; memorial service for 76A/077-79[Ov], 229-230[Ov]; testimonial dinner for

44A/003Koussevitzky Music Foundation at Town Hall

53A/001Kyoto, Japan

74A/132, MDA/099Kyoto Shrine, Japan

61A/010, MDA/099La Mama

66A/004-5La Paz, Bolivia

58A/088, NDA/019La Scala, Milan

50A/063-65, 53A/064-81, 54A/001-03, 55A/013-14, 67, 55B, 82A/086-88[Ov1], 84A/017-18Lake Como

67A/003Las Palmas

81A/052, 82A/077, 86A/012Las Vegas

62CLatin American tour

58A/051-91, 186-187Lawrence, Mass.

83A/031-33Lazarus boat

73A/048Lee, Mass.

52A/021-27, 86Legion of Honor, Chevalier (France)

68A/173, 69A/001Legion of Honor, Commandeur (France)

86A/0280-33, 69-79Legion of Honor, Officieur (France)

78A/029-35Leipzig, E. Germany

87A/075Leningrad, Russia

59A/092, 106-109, 115, 152-153, 191, 59C, 89A/059-60Lenox, New York

52A/043-49Leonard Bernstein Archives

MDS/003Leonard Bernstein Festival, Villach

77BLeonard Bernstein Notes from a Friend [cover]

91A/014Leonard Bernstein Square, street naming, Israel

93A/001Leonard Bernstein Suite, Hotel Crillon, Paris

91A/012Leonardo da Vinci (ship)

MDA/106-107Lewisohn Stadium


4XA/050[Ov], 47A/113-124, 4XA/027-28, 53A/005-10, 12-26, 56A/143Liberty Music Shop window display

57A/121[Ov]Das Lied von der Erde

66A/034-38, 125Life

55B, 56C, 62DLima, Peru

62CLincoln Center dedication/ground breaking

59A/014-17, 224[Ov] [with model]Lincoln Center opening

62A/019, 21-22, 24, 27[+Ov2], 62D, 66A/104-105[Ov], MDA/108Lincoln Portrait

76A/057Liszt Academy, Budapest

83A/074London, England

46A/041-47, 63A/008-10, 11-15[Ov], 16-17, 18-22[Ov], 24[Ov], 63B, 66A/107, 66B, 68A/149-152, 70A/006-17, 72A/008-15, 73A/241-263, 76A/057, 77A/007-11, 79A/170-177, 82A/007,85A/066, 86A/013-25, 87A/037, 88A/131, 89A/123-126[Ov]London Symphony Orchestra

66B, 70A/006-13, 79A/170-177, 86C, 90A/044Los Angeles, California

82A/045-61, 87A/071Los Angeles Institute

82A/061Lotos Club

59A/169, 80A/042-43Lubeck, W. Germany

87A/039-54, 89BLucerne, Switzerland

88A/144Luchow's

64A/004-6Luneburg, W. Germany

88BMacDowell Colony

62A/016, 70A/090, 7XA/018, 87A/062-66Macy's window

59A/132Madison Trio

-42A/004-6Madrid, Spain

84A/044, 8XA/083Mahler, Gustav; "The Nine Symphonies"

67A/098Mahler death mask

76A/216Mahler Gold Medal

66B, 67A/047Mahler signed note [negative]

NDA/166Mahler Society medal


53A/031Mahler's 8th Symphony, Salzburg & Vienna

75A/071-099Mahler's grave with LB's wreath

69A/009Mahler's plaque

75A/100Mahler's villa on Worther See, Austria

77A/043, NDA/033Mainz, W. Germany

77A/136Makuya Pilgrimage--Japan, The 23rd

85A/074Mandolin Orchestra

48A/039, 45Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv

57B [opening], 63C, 67A/057-61, 78A/162Mark Cross Salutes Father's Day

71A/068Mark Hellinger Theater, New York

76A/016Mark Taper Forum

73A/001-3Martha's Vineyard

53B, 54A/018-28, 100, 54S/001, 56A/050-51, 56, 121, 122-124[Ov], 141, 58A/096-134,197, 59A/029-36, 60A/023-29, 63-65, 118, 122, 61A/015-19Mass, Butler University, Ind.

76A/006-14Mass, Cincinnati, Ohio

MSA/022-37Mass, Honolulu Hale

MSA/055-62Mass, Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles

73A/001-3Mass, Nagoya, Japan

75A/237-239, 75B, 78CMass, Paris (St. Severie Church)

MSA/013-21Mass, University of California, Berkeley (1974)

MSA/072-102Mass, Vienna, opening night party

74A/178, 81A/038Mass, Vienna [Yale production]

MSA/038-46, 74S/001Mass, Washington, D.C.

MSA/001-12, 63-71Mass, Washington, D.C. (press conference, rehearsal, opening night)

71A/069-80, 98[Ov]Mass, WGBH-TV

73S/001Mass, Yale

73A/020-21, MSA/047-54Maui, Hawaii

60A/030-31


Medea [Cherubini]53A/064-81

Meir Shfeyah Children's School, Israel48A/039

Menotti House, Scotland88A/004

Metropolitan Opera58C, 69A/043-44[Ov], 83A/132[Ov3]("Met. the 100th"), MDA/111

Metropolitan Opera Benefit Preview of Mass72A/023-32

Mexico45A/041, 51A/011-12, 79A/005-12, 82A/020-27, 97

Miami, Florida4XB, 63A/025-29, 81, 79A/166-167, 233

Milan, Italy55A/011, 13, 80[?], 78A/015-26, 82A/086-89, 84A/017[+Ov]-18, 84B

Milwaukee, Wisc.66A/085-92, 86A/094

Missa Solemnis69A/045-46[Ov]

Mitropoulos Benefit Concert79A/047-53

Mitropoulos International Music Competition66A/108, 88D

Monte Carlo66A/033, 155, 68A/054-55

Montgomery, Ohio46A/006

Montreal, Canada44A/012-13

Montreal Symphony44A/012

Moscow, Russia59A/099-100, 110-114, 116-127, 190, 196, 201, 205-206, 213, 215, 223, 59C, 59D, 62C,

88A/043-75Mount Monadnock, N.H.

-42A/023Mount Scopus, Israel

67A/051-52, 56, 62-68, 68CMozart's house and piano, Salzburg, Austria

74A/174, 75A/054-61, 227-236Munich, Germany

47A/105, 48A/013, 49A/114, 59A/154, 59C, 68A/060-70, 104-114, 145-146, 76A/093-121(+76A/101[Ov]), 78A/172-177, 193-197, 204[Ov], 79A/093-108, 237, 257, 7XA/051-52, 81A/001-22, 28, 57-58, 185-186, 190-194, 197, 208, 216, 220, 83A/065, 73, 86A/034-44, 87A/035,88A/028-33, 36, 89C, 8XA/020, 35, 39-42, 81, 104-106Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)

89A/103"Music for Israel"

55A/077Music Hall, Boston, Mass.

64A/007"The Music of Johann Sebastian Bach" (Omnibus)

57A/026-27, MDA/073-86


Music Teachers' Seminary, Israel63C

Musikverein, Vienna78A/005-6, 163, 82A/064-76, 84A/004, 30, 89A/069

NAACP Art Show69A/037-38

Nagoya, Japan7XA/025, MDA/098

National Press Club Luncheon, Washington, D.C.59A/128-131, 72A/022

National Symphony Orchestra78A/094-138

National Theater, Washington, D.C.57A/054, 111

NBC Orchestra52A/052, 56

NBC Symphony46A/008-10, 12-14

Negba, Israel48A/088-89

New Century Club73A/047

New England Brotherhood Tribute68A/004

New School Art Center [sic]72A/001

New Spirit Inaugural Concert77A/003-5

New York City Symphony at the City Center45A/043, 46-47, 51-58, 46A/007, 61, 63-73, 76-77, 102, MDA/034

New York Philharmonic45A/040, 47A/113-123, 48A/110-11, 49A/035, 4XA/019-23, 56C, 57A/004-18, 58A/090,

59A/046[+Ov & Ov2], 47, 154, 188, 59C, 59D, 5XA/026, 31-33, 60A/058-60, 90-94, 61A/039, 46,63A/042-47, 81, 63B, 65A/014-15, 26-29, 68A/002, 54-55, 133, 143, 69A/016-19, 21, 71A/083,74A/114-129, 135, 214, 86A/058[Ov], 87A/006, 8XA/143, MDA/098-103, 116, NDA/036New York Philharmonic 125th Birthday Concert

67A/120[Ov3]New York Philharmonic European tour

76A/020-65"A New York Philharmonic Miscellany"

62CNew York Prep/P.S. 102 seventh graders

90A/049-50New York School of Hebrew-Union College Jewish Institute of Religion

58A/026-27New Zealand

74A/113Newark Boy's Chorus

73A/118-139, 178-191, 219-220Nice Airport

68A/154Nidom, Japan

90A/045Les Noces recording


77A/186Northwestern University

57A/048Norton Lectures

72A/045-63, 66-86, 73A/275-350, 371[Ov], NLS/001-12 (slides for TV)Norton Lectures, presentation of album

74A/189-194Oedipus Rex

5XA/022, 72A/047, 68-72Ohel Shem Theatre, Tel Aviv

47A/020, 50-51, 56-62, 50A/025-30, 35, 46, 53A/050Oliver Smith set designs

OSA/001-7[Ov2]Omnibus

54A/047, 51-93, 56/060, 140, 125-126, 127-129[Ov], 130-132, 57A/002-3, 26-27, 58A/023-25, 58C, 6XA/034-35, MDA/054-86On the Town

44A/017-41, 50, 49A/041-42, OSA/003-5[Ov2]On the Town Dramatist Guild Dialogue

80A/026On the Town presentation of album to Mayor La Guardia

45A/100On the Town recording session

60A/083"Opening Night at Lincoln Center" (CBS)

MDA/108Opera Ball, Vienna

71A/012L'Orchestra de Paris

70A/026-27Orchestra of St. Luke's

88A/130Orchestre Nationale de France

75A/125-203[?], 76A/140-183, 76D, 79A/123-127Osaka, Japan

61A/006, 74A/137-138, MDA/099Osaka party (CBS), Japan

74A/137Osborne apartment

57A/042, 117, 67A/028, 86A/004-7, 82Osborne Studio (2-DD)

57A/093, 68A/044, 164-165, 83COslo, Norway

87A/038Oslo Konserthus

87A/038Ossiach

83A/148Ottobeuren, Germany

84A/022-29, 84S/001OWI Broadcast

45A/049-50Pacific Music Festival, Sapporo, Japan

90A/040-46, 58


Pacific Music Festival dinner party89A/093

Palestine [see also Israel]47A/032, 47B

Palestine Philharmonic Orchestra47A/020, 50-53, 56-63, 142 [autographed]

Palestine Resistance Defense Fund48A/133

Palmach members57A/072

Paris, France47A/083-84, 101-02, 48A/036, 58A/135, 59A/059, 6XA/036, 70A/018-29, 102-104, 71A/

003-5, 75A/102-203, 76A/133-184, 218, 77A/037, 78A/029-35, 79A/114-132, 7XA/084[Ov1], 81A/177-184, 86A/028-33, 69-79, 87A/056, 101, 88A/128, 89C, 8XA/191[Ov1], 91A/012Park Avenue Synagogue

46A/088-89Park Avenue Synagogue Choir

46A/016Parker House Hotel, Boston

73A/047Peace Memorial Park, Japan

85A/074Pension Fund concert

59A/188, 63A/032, 39, 6XA/017, 88D, MDA/101-103Perugia, Italy

55A/018, 20, 23, 56A/101-102Peter and the Wolf

50A/074, 60A/091Peter Grimes, Tanglewood

46A/052, 4XB, FDA/006Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity honorary membership

5XA/066Philadelphia, Pa.

48A/103-109, 81A/187[Ov], 84A/006-10, 85A/029-32Philadelphia Orchestra

48A/105-9, 56A/052-54Philharmonic Cafe

64A/011-14Philharmonic Hall

62A/025, 62D, 63A/077-78[Ov], 64A/008, 67A/048, 98, 120[Ov3], 68A/001-2, 71A/083,MDS/002Philharmonic Hall Dressing Room

66B, 67A/136, 68A/043Philharmonic Hall Studio

63A/065-67, 68A/045-46, 83CPhilharmonic Preview TV Show

58CPhoenix, Arizona

51A/001-4, 60A/001-2"Pickfair"

46A/075, 79, 82The Pierre

MDA/093-97Pine Manor College


87A/002-4Pisa, Italy

54A/007-9Pittsburgh Symphony tour

49A/001-15Plaque on LB's childhood piano

50A/076Plaza Hotel, New York

44A/003, 67A/024-26, 72A/034, 75A/025-27Plympton TV Show

67A/099Polydor International Agreement

72A/036Porte Ecole, Italy

67A/114-115Positano, Italy

79A/109-110, 84B, 8XA/030Prague, Czechoslovakia

46A/90-91, 100, 47A/89-90, 4XB, 90A/004-16Premio Via Condotti Award, Rome

89A/044-57Presidential Scholars

64A/075Princeton, N.J.

77A/154Providence, R.I.

76A/066-67Public Theater, New York

90A/061Puerto Rico

56A/031, 64A/072, 65A/008-9, 74Puerto Vallarta

79A/013A Quiet Place, La Scala

84A/018A Quiet Place poster designs

88A/147-150A Quiet Place premiere in Houston

83A/003-27, 116-125[Ov], 134-139, 83BA Quiet Place production shots

83A/017-23A Quiet Place set and costume designs

83A/014-16RAI Chorus

73A/139, 159-160Ratcliff House, Martha's Vineyard

see J. S. Ratcliff HouseRavinia, Chicago, Ill.

85A/045-51, 86A/048Reading, Pa.

63A/040Record cover "mock-ups"

FDA/053-58[Ov1]Record covers


FDA/039, [Box 103 contains photographs of Bernstein' record covers]Red Cross Benefit

44A/005Reflections [Israeli film]

77A/021Rehovoth, Israel

48A/092-93Rembrandt statue, Amsterdam

76A/032"Remembering Leonard Bernstein" Concert for Peace

90A/053"Rhythm" (Ford Presents)

60A/049"Rhythm Band" Camp Onata

-42A/026Richmond, Mass.

48A/017-18Ricordi party after premiere of Barber's Medea

59A/185-187Rigoletto [Verdi]

56A/008Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

53A/059Robert's Cottage

54A/098Robin Hood Dell

46A/087, 49A/039, 56A/052-54, 57-59, 76A/072-75, 209-215Rochester, New York

47A/001, 4-14Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra

46A/017, 88DRockford College, Rockford, Ill.

66A/070-75, 83C"Romanticism in Music" (Ford Presents)

61A/033-34, MDA/105Rome, Italy

70A/030-41, 72A/020, 73A/049-229, 81A/067-98, 219, 83A/066-72, 87A/007-31, 88A/006-17, 89A/035-58Rose Quartet

NDA/032Der Rosenkavalier [Richard Strauss]

68A/028-35, 71A/033-36Royal Albert Hall, London

63A/031, 63B, 66A/061-66, 72A/015[+Ov], 76A/057, 83A/030Royal Danish Orchestra

75A/262[Ov]Royal Festival Hall, London

59A/090, 197, 63B, 82A/007Royal Philharmonic Society Gold Medal

87A/100Rudolph's Ranch, Wyoming

48A/116Russia

59B


S.S. America47A/77, 103-104

S.S. Israel dinner52A/058-59, 55A/050-56, 77

S.S. Neptunia57A/124

S.S. Nieu Amsterdam48A/132

Sacher Hotel, Vienna68A/017, 38, 73A/231-234, 74A/147-159, 177

Salon de Musique opening, Paris79A/114-121

Salzburg, Austria59D, 75A/039-99, 227-236, 77A/138, 79A/092, 258, 87A/068

San Francisco, California45A/097

San Francisco Symphony50A/011, 22

Santa Cecilia Orchestra87A/010-31

Santa Monica, Calif.85A/059-62

Santiago, Chile51A/022, 5XA/068-69

Sapporo, Japan90A/045, 58

Sardi's54A/049

Savini dinner, Milan78A/015-26

Schauspielhaus, East Berlin84A/032-41

Scheveningen, Netherlands47A/110-112, 48A/010-12, MDA/026-32

Schleswig-Holstein, W. Germany86A/036

Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival87A/039-54, 87B, 88A/043-75, 159, 161, 88B, 88C

Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival Memorial for LB91A/013

Scotland87A/099, 88A/003-5

Sea of Galilee, Israel48A/085, 50A/023-24

Seaquarium, Miami, Florida63A/025-29

Seoul, S. Korea79A/

Seppelt Winery, Australia74A/114-129

Serenade77A/195

Sfuzzi, New York City89A/093


Sharm el Sheikh [sic]81A/103-107

Sheeps Meadow, Central Park66A/151, 74A/112, 76A/068-71

Sheet music covers[Box 86 contains photographs of covers for "A-me-ri-ca," "It' Love," "Some Other Time,"

"Take Care of This House," and "Who Am I?"]Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.

66BShevaya School

48A/045Shvuat

50A/037Singing Brook Farm, Charlemont, Mass.

49A/038, 53-63, 69-97Sistine Chapel, The Vatican

88A/012-13Songfest, in Munich

79A/133Songfest poets

78A/159-166La Sonnambula [Bellini]

55A/014South Mountain, Pittsfield, Mass.

51A/017Southampton

66A/098-101Sprague Hall, Yale

81A/204-205St. Anton, Austria

70A/060St. Florian

76A/218St. Johannis-Kirche, Luneburg, W. Germany

88BSt. Louis, Mo.

45A/001, 51A/025St. Paul's Cathedral, London

70A/006-13 [008[+Ov]]St. Regis Hotel

69A/010-15, 39, 80A/048St. Thomas Church, Leipzig

87A/075Statni Divadlo v Brno, Czechoslovakia

70CStille House, Great Barrington, Mass.

84A/066, 8XA/162Stockbridge Bowl, Berkshires

45A/090Stockbridge Bowl Association at Seranak

53A/046-47Stockholm, Sweden

59A/091, 93-97, 157Stratford on Avon


74A/180Stravinsky's grave

82A/028-34Studio, Fairfield, Conn.

86A/083[Ov2], 8XA/188[Ov], 91A/011Stuttgart, W. Germany

76A/043-56, 81A/123-127Summer House, Sharon, Mass.

52A/041Sun Valley, Idaho

58A/002-18, 28-31, 59A/009-11Symphony Hall, Boston

44A/055[Ov], 48A/002-3, 89A/017-18Symphony of the Air

54A/039, 55A/002-5, 29, 58, 66, 68, 71, 56A/001-5, 7-8, 17, 45-49, 94, 103-104, 137, 5XA/022Synagogue, East Berlin, where LB celebrated last Hanukkah

89S/001, 91A/013Syria Mosque

49A/004Tanglewood

-42A/040, 46-47, 50-59, 71, 45A/042, 94, 46A/35, 48-60, 98-99, 47A/125-129, 48A/019-22,24, 26-28, 129, 137, 49A/039, 43-52, 98-99, 101-3, 113, 4XA/001-6, 4XB, 50A/034, 48-52, 62,51A/014-16, 26, 52A/029-41, 78, 53A/031-35, 37, 39-45, 55A/034-45, 72, 55B, 56A/057-59, 61A/029-30, 70A/078, 73A/239, 74A/048-111, 75A/029-37, 225[Ov], 260-261, 76A/081-86, 209-215,77A/038-42, 78A/057, 192, 79A/081-82, 80A/012, 81A/099-100, 83A/029, 85A/011, 35-36, 86A/045-46, 87A/057-61, 88A/076-93, 88E, 89A/142, 161, 90A/055[Ov], 56, MDA/033, MDB, MDS/001, FDA/006Tavern on the Green, New York

87A/001Teatro Caupolican, Santiago de Chile

58A/076-81Tel Aviv, Israel

47A/020, 46-59, 74, 85-86, 48A/065, 67, 50A/025-30, 35, 38-40, 44, 46, 53A/056, 57B,64A/071, 74, 68A/133-135, 85A/039, 67, MDA/109Tel Aviv Choir

63CTel Joseph

47A/063, 47BTemple University

59A/139-148The Tenth Muse (book cover)

78A/171Theatre des Champs Elysees

76A/140-183Theatre Music of Leonard Bernstein, Whitney Museum

75A/018, 240-259Thomas, David & Jamie (Bernstein); wedding of

84A/045-55, 84C, MDCThreepenny Opera [Blitzstein]

52A/014, 16-18Tillett Holt Record Shop, London

68A/152Time cover


57A/120-121[Ov]Tokyo, Japan

61A/011, 41, 42[Ov], MDA/099Tolzer Knaben Chor

8XA/081Tosca home movie

61A/013Toscanini bust

84A/017[+Ov]Tower Records window display, London

88A/042Toy Car

68S/001Treasury Fund Concert

44A/004Tribute to Leonard Bernstein (award)

91A/018Trinity High School

88A/038Tristan und Isolde

81A/001-15, 28, 208, 216, 220Trouble in Tahiti [see also A Quiet Place]

52A/015, 18, 35, 38, 53A/027, 55B [rehearsal], 59A/158-160Trouble in Tahiti (Israel/Indiana University School of Music)

77A/025, 30-34Trouble in Tahiti (London)

73A/241, 242-249[Ov], 250-253[+Ov], 254, 255-256[Ov], 257, 258-259[+Ov], 260[Ov],261, 262-263[Ov]Trouble in Tahiti, Whitney Museum

75A/019-23Les Troyens

FBA/047Tsing-Tsing (panda bear)

NDA/076Tulpenfest (Deutsche Grammophon)

84A/011-12, 61-63Turkey

59DThe Unanswered Question book signing

76A/015, 79A/202 [German edition], see also Book coversThe Unanswered Question presentation of album

74A/189-194The Unanswered Question presentation of German translation

79A/095-97The Unanswered Question, Six Talks at Harvard

72A/045-63, 66-86, 73A/275-350, NLS/001-12United Jewish Appeal, Junior Division, benefit concert

48A/110-15United Jewish Appeal "Night of Stars" Memorial Tribute to JFK

63A/079United Nations, New York

50A/066, 55A/048-49, 57, 64A/048-53, 57, 65A/013-29, 79A/178-181United Nations 10th Anniversary Concert

55A/048-49, 57


United Nations concert/reception64A/0048-53, 57, 65A/013-29

United Nations Human Rights Day50A/066, 88D

USO Lunch in honor of Kitty Carlisle Hart75A/025-27

Vail, Colorado63A/076, 69A/002-4

Vancouver, British Columbia45A/018-25

Varadero Beach, Cuba57A/020

Varenna, Italy67A/003

Vatican City71A/117-119, 73A/049-229, 378[Ov], 73S/002, 81A/069-93, 83A/066-72, 87A/007-31, 88A/

006-13Venezuela

58A/186Venice, Italy

54A/028-38, 40-43, 50, 59A/044, 75-81, 59C, 5XA/029, 82A/028-43, MDA/087-92Verdi's Requiem

70A/006-13 [+008[Ov]], 70S/001Verdi's Requiem recording session

70A/014-17Vermont

66BVienna, Austria

66A/006-60, 125-127, 134[Ov], 136[Ov1], 66B, 67A/008-9, 10-12[Ov], 13-16, 17-20[Ov],21, 22[Ov], 23, 27, 29-47, 49-50, 68A/005-41, 71-87, 115-119, 124-128, 147-148, 68D, 69A/020,22-24, 25[Ov], 045-46[Ov], 6XA/018, 32, 70A/051-59, 61-62, 64-77, 106-107, 71A/006-37,38-41[Ov], 90-97[Ov], 114-116, 72A/016-19, 73A/230-235, 74A/139-179, 215, 75A/071-100[?],76A/129-130, 76B, 76C, 77A/044-48, 150, 78A/001-14[?], 27, 158, 189-190, 79A/113, 217, 235,7XA/022, 80A/002, 81A/038, 51, 54, 110-120, 129, 82A/064-76, 99-102[map case], 83A/099-111,133[Ov1], 84A/004, 30, 85A/037-38, 58, 80, 86A/008-11, 87A/069, 95, 88A/100-127, 158, 89A/069-92, 150, 8XA/089, 90A/002, 59, MDA/120, NDA/138-139, FDA/020-21Vienna Boys Choir

NDA/077Vienna Philharmonic

66A/033, 67A/31-32, 39, 45, 68A/019-27, 68D, 70A/109, 71A/037, 76B, 76C, 78A/028, 84A/032-41, 85A/037, FDA/022, 24Vienna Philharmonic honorary membership and ring presentation

83A/111Vienna State Opera

85A/015Vietnam Memorial reading

69A/030Villa tre Ville

84BVillach, Austria

77A/076-78, 183-184, 77B, 83A/148Violin Teachers Guild

58A/175-176"A Visualization of an Experience within Music"


73A/345Wager, Michael (Mendy); birthday party for

90A/003Wager, Michael (Mendy) & Susan; wedding of

62A/035-41, 49-55Waikiki Shell, Honolulu

6XA/039Wailing Wall, Israel

67A/053-54, 67B, 68A/131-132, 68C, MDA/113-115Waldorf Astoria

46A/029, 92-93, 48A/015-16, 133-135, 49A/020-30, 76A/185-188, 84CWalter, Bruno; plaque of

6XA/050, 72A/006-7Walter's Art Gallery, Baltimore

64A/062-67War Fund Rally

45A/048Warsaw, Poland

59A/060, 200, 59D, 90A/048Warwick Hotel, New York

52A/015Warwick University, England

74A/181Washington, D.C.

51A/024, 61B, 72A/087, 76A/001-3, 77A/003-6, 151, 79A/169, 220-232, 80A/017-18, 82A/044[Ov], 84A/001, 88EWashington Cathedral

73A/004-19, 82A/044[Ov], 84A/001, 8XA/124Watergate, Washington, D.C.

79A/220-232, HCA/021Weaver Haven "Waters End" Vineyard Haven

61A/007Weisgal residence, Rehovoth, Israel

MDA/006-9Weizmann concert

52A/051-56Weizmann concert at the Waldorf

49A/020-30West Berlin [see also Berlin]

60A/34-42, 47-48West Redding, Conn.

60A/003-8, 14-16, 72-77, 63A/080West Side Story

57A/054, 94-95, 96[Ov], 111, 122[Ov], 123, OSA/006[Ov2]West Side Story, Brno, Czechoslovakia

70CWest Side Story, Freilichtbuhne Coesfeld, West Germany

87A/103-112West Side Story, Ravensbourne Light Operatic Society, Bramley, Kent England

67A/126-133West Side Story, [Russian production, n.d.]

NDA/083-90West Side Story, TV production with Anna Moffo

66A/153-157


West Side Story, Vienna Volksoper68A/005-8

West Side Story party, Vienna Volksoper68A/009-14

Westminster ChoirNDA/082

Westminster Choir College Commencement66A/069

WGBH studios-42A/072[Ov], 72A/045-63, 66-86, 73A/371[Ov], FDA/022

"What Does Orchestration Mean?" (Young People's Concert)58A/199

"What Is a Melody?" (Young People's Concert)63B

"What Makes Opera Grand?" (Omnibus)58A/023-25, 58C, 58D

The White House64A/075, 80A/017-18, 20-21

Whitwams65A/038

Wilheim House, Semmerling86A/011

Williamstown, Mass.82A/063

Wolf Trap, Vienna, Va.78A/058-147, 78S/001, 83C

Wonderful Town53A/092-96, 97[Ov] [sheet music cover]

World Youth Orchestra73A/239

World's Fair64A/024

Worther See, Austria77A/043

WQXR66A/102-103

Xavier High School students88A/129

Yagalou Orchestra61A/011

Yale Bach Society81A/204-205

Yale University73A/020-21

Yeshiva University60A/018-19

Young American Composers55B

Young People's Concerts [see also Book covers]57A/112, 58C, 58D, 59A/178-179, 220, 5XA/026, 60A/090-96, 63A/001-7, 31, 50, 83, 63B,

64A/059-60, 77-78, 65A/001, 75, 66A/001-2, 140-147, 68A/001-2, 6XA/072, 70A/112, MDA/110,FDA/051Zadikoff Children's Choir of the Tel Aviv Workers' Council

63C


Zagreb, Yugoslavia59A/066, 70-74, 83A/093-98

Zelt Musik Festival, Freiburg, Germany89B

Zeta Beta Jan Award68A/003

Zichron Jacov, Israel48A/043, 64

Zimbler Sinfonietta51A/017

Zion Square, Jerusalem48A/072

Zurich, Switzerland66A/150, 71A/059-60


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