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Paul E. Bierley Papers Paul E Paul E. Bierley Papers Paul E. Bierley Papers Record Series #12/9/94 Paul E. Bierley Papers, 1892−2002 Record Series 12/9/94 (95 cubic feet, 128 boxes) By Lois Walker, Adriana Cuervo, and Scott Schwartz Biography Sousa biographer, Paul E. Bierley, has devoted his life to the study of John Philip Sousa and the world famous Sousa Band. Bierley`s John Philip Sousa, American Phenomenon and The Works of John Philip Sousa (a catalog of Sousa`s original works, arrangements, and transcriptions)have received international recognition as the standard reference resources for information about the life and works of the "March King." Other Sousa−related works by Mr. Bierley include Hallelujah Trombone (a biography of Henry Fillmore), The Music of Henry Fillmore and Henry Huff, Nineteenth Century American Musical Theater, Later Operetta, Part 1 (El Capitan), and the revised edition of Sousa`s Marching Along. Bierley served as editor for the two volume set of William Rehrig`s 1991 The Heritage Encyclopedia Band Music (Volume 3, Supplement, 1996), has published many Sousa−related journal articles about the Sousa Band, and has provided liner notes for numerous LPs and CDs. Mr. Bierley was featured in the 1993 PBS documentary, If You Knew Sousa.... He is an honorary member of the American Bandmasters Association, the John Philip Sousa Foundation, the Robert Hoe Foundation, and the Society for American Music and holds memberships in many other organizations. Music has always been a serous avocation for Mr. Bierley, an aeronautical engineer by profession. Active as a performing musician, Bierley has served as a tubist for the Columbus, Ohio Symphony Orchestra, the Brass Band of Columbus, and with the World Symphony Orchestra (under the direction of Arthur Fiedler), and the New Sousa Band (conducted by Keith Brion as John Philip Sousa). He also served as the assistant conductor of the North American Rockwell Concert Band. Scope and Content Correspondence, subject files, newsclippings, oral histories, account ledgers, programs, audiotape and videotape recordings, dissertations and theses, books, awards, engineering diagrams, cartoon sketch books, and press books documenting Bierley`s career as an areospace engineer, leading scholar on John Philip Sousa and Henry Filmore, and managing editor of Integrity Press. Provenance The papers were donated to the University of Illinois at Urbana−Champaign by Paul E. and Pauline J. Bierley on April 8, 2004. Box and Folder Inventory Series 1: Correspondence: Authors and Researchers 1 Paul E. Bierley Papers Box Folder Contents 1 1 Adams, Aletha "Lee" 2 Adams, Peter H. 3 Aiken, Ray 4 Akiyama, Toshio (former president, Japan Bandmasters Association) 5 Albertson, Joseph K. 6 Allen, Barbu (Robert Hoe Branch of International Military Music Society) 7 Allen, Ernest E., Jr. 8 Anderson, Mark J. 9 Anderson, Uno (Sweden) 10 Anesa, Marino 11 Archambeault, James 12 Ashworth, Sam 13 Attalla, Sue 14 Australian Broadcasting Commission 15 Autry, Byron 16 Bachman, Harold B. 17 Backhaus, Patricia (Helen May Butler re−enactor) 18 Backhaus, Patricia (Helen May Butler re−enactor) 19 Bakels, Jan 20 Baker, Bill 21 Baker, Mary Lou 22 Baker, Rick 23 Ballenger, Ed 24 Balloch, Jim 25 Banks, Margaret Downie (American Shrine to Music Museum) 26 Bapaluna, Mike 27 Barber, Thomas P. 28 Bardwell, Thomas C., Sr. (Robert B. Hall Memorial Band Tape Anthology) 2 1 Barker, Warren 2 Barnes, James 3 Barton, Rachel 4 Bate, Philip 5 Bates, Don 6 Beck, John R. 7 Behrens, Jack 8 Benjamin, Rick 9 Berger, Kenneth W. 10 Berlin, Edward A. 11 Berman, Brian R. 2 Paul E. Bierley Papers 12 Bevan, Edward 13 Biel, Michael 14 Biskin, Miriam Newell 15 Blake, Martin R. 16 Blankenship, Joseph 17 Blazakas, Chris 18 Bly, Leon J. 19 Bowie, Gordon W. 20 Brabec, Harry J. 21 Brand, Geoffrey 22 Brandenburg, Arthur H. 23 Brandt, Thompson 24 Brion, Keith (Correspondence ) 25 Brion, Keith (Correspondence ) 3 1 Brion, Keith 2 Brion, Keith 3 Brion, Keith (New Sousa Band performances) 4 Brion, Keith (New Sousa Band performances) 5 Brion, Keith (New Sousa Band performances) 4 1 Britain, Radie 2 Broeke, A.M. 3 Bruce, Neily 4 Bryant, Carolyn 5 Bufkin, William A. 6 Burgardt, Kathy 7 Burns, Don 8 Burroughs, Buddy 9 Burstein, Bob 10 Busing, Chris 11 Butler, John H. 12 Calvin, Michael & Donna 13 Camus, Raoul 14 Camus, Raoul 15 Camus, Raoul 16 Camus, Raoul 17 Camus, Raoul 5 1 Camus, Raoul 2 Carr, Gail A. 3 Case, George W. III 4 Casselman, Barry 3 Paul E. Bierley Papers 5 Ceasar, Dave 6 Cedar Point Amusement Land (Thomas Layton, Manager) 7 Charles, Chuck 8 Circus World Museum 9 Clark, David E. 10 Clark, Sylvia 11 Class, George B., Jr. 12 Cole, Sarah 13 Conrad, Charlie P. 14 Contorno, Nicholas J. 15 Cooke, Ernest V., Jr. 16 Cooley, Adelaide N. 17 Corden, Kenneth 18 Corning, Bly 19 Corrie, Gay 20 Corrie, Gay 6 1 Corrie, Gay 1974−1989 2 Corrie, Gay 1974−1989 3 Coyle, Margie 4 Crane, Fred 5 Crissey, Harrington E. "Kit" 6 Cunningham, Greg 7 Cunningham, Michael G. 8 Curnow, James 9 Dahlinger, Fred, Jr. 10 Dall, Cameron M. 11 Darling, Matt 12 Darrell, R. D. 13 Davis, Alan 14 Demkee, Ron 15 Denn, Marjorie F. 16 Dewald, Brian 17 Dillon, Steve 18 Dolen, William 19 Domingue, John E. 20 Doughty, Heather 21 Doyle, Tracy L. 22 Dudd, John E. 23 Dutton, Jim 24 Dvorak, Raymond F. (University of Wisconsin bands) 4 Paul E. Bierley Papers 25 Dvorak, Raymond F. (University of Wisconsin bands) 26 Eastep, Michael 27 Eberenz, Mathias (Columbian Exposition researcher) 28 Elden, Rodney 7 1 Eiland, Dianna 2 Eiland, Dianna 3 Eliason, Robert E. (Greenfield Village) 4 Elkus, Jonathan 5 Elrod, Mark and Foulke, Dr. Judy D. 6 Erickson, Lucinda 7 Erickson, Robert 8 Erwin, Paul 9 Evans, Ron 10 Farrar, Lloyd 11 Faucett, Bill F. 12 Fennell, Frederick 13 Fisher, James S. 14 Fisher, Jerrold 15 Flint, Richard 16 Fonder, Dr. Mark 17 Foreman, George 18 Fowler, John 19 Francis, David 20 Fredriksson, Bjorn 21 Friedel, Kaid 22 Frizane, Daniel 23 Fuld, James J. 24 Gabler, Edwin 25 Gabriele, Charles T. 26 Gangware, Edgar B., Jr. 27 Gee, Harry R. 28 Geerdes, Harold P. 29 Geiger, Loren D. 8 1 Geiger, Loren D. 2 Genereux, Wayne 3 Gerardi, Dr. J. L. 4 Girsberger, Russ (U.S. Marine Band Library) 5 Girsberger, Russ (U.S. Marine Band Library) 6 Glover, Andrew 7 Glover, Andrew 5 Paul E. Bierley Papers 8 Goldman, Richard Franco 9 Goodman, Solomon 10 Goodman, Solomon 11 Goodman, Stephen Kent 12 Gordon, Martin K. 13 Gouveia, Georgette 14 Graham, Beth 9 1 Grant, Robert J. 2 Greenwood, Neva Garner 3 Guegold, Dr. Bill 4 Gundersen, Egil A. 5 Gushee, Marion 6 Haas, Karl 7 Halvorsen, Arne 8 Hammer, Rusty 9 Hanson, Gregg I. 10 Harlow, Lewis A. 11 Harris, Melany 12 Harsteine, Emmet 13 Hartness, Ed 14 Harvey, Paul 15 Havens, Dennis M. 16 Hazen, Robert M. 17 Hedges, Bonnie 18 Heilman, Terry M. 19 Hemberger, Glen J. 20 Herbert, Trevor 21 Heslip, Malcolm 22 Hayman, Barbara B. 23 Higgins, Bill 24 Hills, Robert P. 25 Hinkel, Norman 26 Hitchcock, H. Wiley 27 Hodge, Ward F. 28 Hoesly, John 29 Holvik, Karl M. 30 Holz, Ronald 31 Hopkins, Steve 32 Hubbard, John L. 10 1 Huebel, Frank J. 6 Paul E. Bierley Papers 2 Hueter, Bill 3 Hultin, Nils 4 Hunt, Harrison 5 Jenkins, Marty 6 Johnson, Carrie 7 Johnson, Mrs. Erwin H. 8 Johnson, Harold E. 9 Johnston, Herbert N. 10 Johnston, Herbert N. 11 Jones, George W. 12 Jorgensen, Michael 13 Kaneya, Tchitoshi 14 Kapner, Howard 15 Kapp, Richard 16 Karschner, Richard 17 Kato, Zempei 18 Kaville, Walter 19 Kawashima, Kenji 20 Keller, Kate Van Winkle 21 Kelly, Steven N. 22 Kemp, Peter 23 Kennedy, Donald Gerry 24 Kilpatrick, James J. 25 King, Karl L. 26 Kirk, Thomas J. 27 Kitcher, Leonard 28 Klages, James L. 29 Kluball, Jeffrey L. 30 Koenig, Karl 31 Koehler, Elisa 32 Korzun, Jon 33 Kreines, Joseph 34 Kroesche, Ken 35 Kubo, Shuhei 36 Kytle, Elizabeth 37 Lafferty, Laurie J. 38 Laine, Kristen 39 Laneer, Larry 40 Langton, Basil 41 Lannan, Dolan 7 Paul E. Bierley Papers 42 Lanning, Michael A. 11 1 Lareau, Marcia 2 Larry, Don 3 Larsen, Wayne Erik 4 Larsen, Wayne Erik 5 Lavalle, Paul 6 Lawrence, Robert E. 7 Lawrence, Vera Brodsky 8 Leach, Betty Frye 9 Lee, Dr. Jack K. 10 Lehman, Arthur 11 Lehman, Arthur 12 Leist, Bob 13 Levy, Lester S. 14 Lillehaug, Dr. Leland A. 15 Linck, Bonnie J. 16 Lincourt, E. 17 Lockhart, Lee M. 18 Long, Fred E. 19 Long, Newell H. 20 Lyons, Ruth 21 Mackey, Floyd 22 MacLeod, Doug 23 Madden, Richard 24 Madeja, James 25 Mahan, Jack 26 Mannisto, Richard T. 27 Marino, Joseph 28 Martin, Dottie 12 1 Martin, Edward 2 Martin, Edward 3 Martin, Karen A. 4 Martin, Michael 5 Martin, William 6 Masterson, Michael L. 7 Mather, Philip 8 Maybery, Paul 9 McAllister, Alan W. 10 McGovern, Dennis 11 McGuire, Frank 8 Paul E. Bierley Papers 12 McHugh, Jane C. 13 McLeod, Karen 14 McMahon, William H. 15 McMath, Carl F. 16 McManus, John M. 17 McMullen, John F. 18 Meiser, George M. 19 Meredith, Dr. Henry 20 Miller, William 21 Mitziga, Walter 22 Monsees, Anita 23 Morris, Robert E. 24 Mruzek, David M. 25 Mucci, Richard V. 26 Mungons, Kevin 27 Murphy, Joseph 28 Myerly, Scott H. 29 Myers, Tom 30 Nichols, Jan 31 Newcomb, Peter 32 Neiman, Marcus L. (Sounds of Sousa Band) 33 Neiman, Marcus L. (Sounds of Sousa Band) 13 1 Newsome, Roy 2 Nigg, Erwin 3 Noble, Clyde E. 4 Norris, Gerald 5 Nowicki, Carole 6 Nowicki, Carole 7 Nowicki, Carole 8 Oates, Bill 9 O`Brien, Daniel F.
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