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Additional authors

1. Argento, Dominick.
2. Blumenfeld, Harold.
3. Cowell, Henry, 1897-1965.
4. Cowell, Sidney Robertson.
5. Ephros, Gershon, 1890-1978.
6. Goldman, Richard Franko, 1910-
7. Kaufman, Hank, 1918-
8. Kondek, Charles.
9. Kraft, Leo.
10. Lipman, Samuel.
11. Machlis, Joseph, 1906-1998.
12. Olon, John.
13. Pinson, Hilda.
14. Rochberg, George.
15. Rothschild, Randolph S., 1909-2003.
16. Saylor, Bruce.
17. Scheindlin, Raymond P.
18. Shapiro, Karl, 1913-2000.
19. Sheng, Bright, 1955-
20. Verrett, Shirley.
21. Weisgal, Abba Yosef.
22. Weisgal, Meyer Wolfe, 1894-
23. Wyner, Yehudi, 1929-
24. American Composers Alliance.
25. Chizuk Amuno Congregation (Baltimore, Md.)
26. Hawaii Opera Theatre.
27. Hilltop Opera.
28. International Society for Contemporary Music.
29. Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
30. Lincoln Center Institute.
31. Lyric Opera Center for American Artists.
32. National Endowment for the Arts. Opera-Musical Theatre Program.
33. WNDT (Television station : Newark, N.J.)
34. White House Conference on International Cooperation (1965 : Washington, D.C.)

Description

1. 13.75 linear ft. (36 boxes).

Summary

1. The Hugo Weisgall Papers document his professional life from his student days at the Curtis Institute in the 1930s to 1997.

Subject

1. Weisgall, Hugo
2. Baltimore Institute of Musical Arts
3. Chamber Music Society of Baltimore

Genre/Form

1. Scores.
2. Librettos.
3. Lecture notes.
4. Clippings.
5. Programs.
6. Performing arts posters.
7. Diaries.

Call number

1. JPB 00-43

Note

1. Folders 900-905 (not in finding aid) consist of diaries, July 1931-February 1963; from previous acquisition; transferred from Music-Am. (Letters) 80-1.

Source (note)

1. Weisgall, Jonathan M.

Biography (note)

1. Hugo Weisgall was a Moravian-born American composer.

Language (note)

1. Family letters in the correspondence series are mostly in German or Hungarian.

Indexes/finding aids (note)

1. Finding aid available in repository and on Internet.

Processing action (note)

1. Processed

Author

1. Weisgall, Hugo.

Title

1. Hugo Weisgall Papers, 1922-1997 (bulk 1934 - 1997)

Biography

1. Hugo Weisgall was a Moravian-born American composer. Weisgall studied composition and conducting at the Curtis Institute, comparative literature at Johns Hopkins University and took composition lessons from Roger Sessions privately. After several years in Europe, during and following World War II, he returned to the United States and was active in musical organizations in the Baltimore area before shifting most of his activities to New York. There, he joined the faculties of the Jewish Theological Seminary, Queens College and the Juilliard School and was named Associate Director for Education at Lincoln Center. In addition to his teaching, he worked as a conductor and as a composer, his output centering primarily on a dozen operas, a number of which have received full scale productions by the New York City Opera and other companies.

Language

1. Family letters in the correspondence series are mostly in German or Hungarian.

Indexes

1. Finding aid available in repository and on Internet.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music & Recorded Sound Division Special Collections material
2. Finding Aid

Occupation

1. Composers.

Added author

1. Argento, Dominick.
2. Blumenfeld, Harold.
3. Cowell, Henry, 1897-1965.
4. Cowell, Sidney Robertson.
5. Ephros, Gershon, 1890-1978.
6. Goldman, Richard Franko, 1910-
7. Kaufman, Hank, 1918-
8. Kondek, Charles.
9. Kraft, Leo.
10. Lipman, Samuel.
11. Machlis, Joseph, 1906-1998.
12. Olon, John.
13. Pinson, Hilda.
14. Rochberg, George.
15. Rothschild, Randolph S., 1909-2003.
16. Saylor, Bruce.
17. Scheindlin, Raymond P.
18. Shapiro, Karl, 1913-2000.
19. Sheng, Bright, 1955-
20. Verrett, Shirley.
21. Weisgal, Abba Yosef.
22. Weisgal, Meyer Wolfe, 1894-
23. Wyner, Yehudi, 1929-
24. American Composers Alliance.
25. Chizuk Amuno Congregation (Baltimore, Md.)
26. Hawaii Opera Theatre.
27. Hilltop Opera.
28. International Society for Contemporary Music.
29. Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
30. Lincoln Center Institute.
31. Lyric Opera Center for American Artists.
32. National Endowment for the Arts. Opera-Musical Theatre Program.
33. WNDT (Television station : Newark, N.J.)
34. White House Conference on International Cooperation (1965 : Washington, D.C.)

Research call number

1. JPB 00-43