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The Andrew Welsh Imbrie Collectionarchives IMBRIE 1 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf8r29p0dr No online items The Andrew Welsh Imbrie CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Matthew Weber, from inventories compiled by John Smalley and Noah Pollaczek Music Library 13 May 2015 [email protected] The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 1 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Music Library Title: The Andrew Welsh Imbrie Collection source: Imbrie, Barbara source: Imbrie, Andrew Identifier/Call Number: ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Physical Description: 59.6 Linear Feet39 small flat storage boxes, 17 large flat storage boxes, 15 letter size document boxes, and 21 cartons Date (inclusive): 1932-2007 Content Description The Andrew Imbrie Collection contains a great diversity of materials encompassing all periods of the life and career of the composer Andrew Imbrie (1921-2007). Information regarding media and materials is detailed under each series heading. Subjects and Indexing Terms Imbrie, Andrew, 1921-2007. -- University of California, Berkeley. Department of Music. -- San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Imbrie, Barbara Imbrie, Andrew Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Physical Description: 15.2 Linear Feet Scope and Contents This series principally contains Imbrie’s musical sketches, autograph manuscripts (both drafts and fair copies), autograph reproductions on ozalid paper, and scores (published privately and commercially). Additionally, a smaller amount of correspondence, concert programs, and miscellaneous notes and photographs, originally housed by Imbrie with selected works, are also included. box 1, Folder 1 Adam February 28, 1994 Scope and Contents Draft autograph and sketches. For soprano, chorus and orchestra. Box 24, Folder 1 Adam February 28-August 19, 1994 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For soprano solo, choir, and orchestra. Fair copy. Box 1, Folder 2 Adam February 28-November 6, 1994 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Fair copy of autograph vocal score with photocopy. Concert program and program notes with photocopies. Vocal score (computer-generated). Box 1, Folder 3 Angle of Repose Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Work sketches. Autograph draft, incomplete. The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 2 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Box 2, Folder 1 Angle of Repose June 25, 1974 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph manuscript. Comprises the beginning of Act I and the end of Act II; a passage from Act II is inserted. Box 2, Folder 2 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Scope and Contents Correspondence, drafts, sketches, and miscellany. Box 2, Folder 3 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Correspondence, drafts, sketches, and miscellany. Box 3, Folder 1 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Correspondence, drafts, sketches, and miscellany. Box 3, Folder 2 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Correspondence, drafts, sketches, and miscellany. Box 3, Folder 3 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Correspondence, drafts, sketches, and miscellany. Box 4, Folder 1 Angle of Repose 1976-1978 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Newspaper clippings and publicity materials. Box 38, Folder 1 Ballad in D February 11, 1947 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For orchestra. Fair copy autograph. Box 24, Folder 2 Ballad in D February 11-November 1947 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For orchestra. Ozalid reproduction of autograph (two copies, the second with conductor's notes). Box 4, Folder 2 Ballad in D 3/4/48 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For orchestra (condensed score); autograph draft. The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 3 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Box 4, Folder 3 A Birthday Greeting March 1955. Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For violin, cello, and piano. Dedicated to Randall Thompson. Ozalid reproduction of autograph manuscript, including parts. box 4, Folder 4 Three Campion Songs July 13, 1981 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For SATB and piano. Autograph draft with fair copy. Box 24, Folder 3 Chamber Symphony March 20, 1968 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph, correspondence. Box 25, Folder 1 Chicago Bells Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Photocopy of fair copy. Box 4, Folder 5 Chicago Bells June 18, 1997 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Sketch, draft autograph, and program notes. Box 4, Folder 6 Two Christmas Carols July 26, 1955 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For TTB and piano. Draft autograph, fair copy, and photocopy of final manuscript (possibly sold as Shawnee Press edition). Box 4, Folder 7 Concertino for violin and chamber orchestra March 17-29, 2004 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Draft autograph, fair copy of piano reduction, fair copy of full score. A photocopy of the full score fair copy is also included, with some correspondence and emendations. Box 1, Folder 8 Cello concerto November 13, 1972 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Sketches and draft autograph. Box 38, Folder 2 Concerto for Cello and Orchestra November 13, 1972-February 23, 1973 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph. Box 4, Folder 9 Flute concerto May 8-June 9, 1971 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Draft autograph The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 4 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Box 25, Folder 2 Concerto for Flute and Orchestra May 8-June 18, 1977 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph full score, ozalid reproduction of autograph reduction (flute and piano). Box 5, Folder 1 Little Concerto for piano 4 hands and orchestra June 30-July 15, 1956 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Draft and fair copy autographs of orchestral part. Ozalid reproductions of piano reduction and solo piano part. Box 25, Folder 3 Little Concerto for Piano Four Hands and Orchestra June 30-July 15, 1956 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph. Box 5, Folder 2 Piano concerto no. 1 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Draft autograph fragment. Box 25, Folder 4 Piano Concerto No. 1 July 4-14, 1973 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph full score (annotated), ozalid reproduction of 2-piano reduction, performance notes. Box 5, Folder 3 Piano concerto no. 2 July 4, 1973-September 1, 1974 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Sketches, draft autographs, and ozalid reproduction of autograph. Box 26, Folder 1 Piano Concerto No. 3 December 6, 1989-April 28, 1992 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Autograph fair copy. Box 5, Folder 4 Piano concerto no. 3 November 12, 1991 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Sketches, draft autograph, and printed score. Box 6, Folder 1 Violin concerto December 16, 1953-January 5, 1954 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Fair copy autograph. The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 5 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Box 26, Folder 2 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra January 5, 1954 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph (two copies, one with conductor's notes). Box 26, Folder 3 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra January 5, 1954 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Bound ozalid reproduction of autograph (with conductor's notes). Box 6, Folder 2 Violin concerto Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents Ozalid reproduction of autograph (solo violin part), ozalid reproduction of piano reduction with composer's emendations in pencil, and Shawnee Press rental copy of piano reduction (includes sketches and correspondence laid in). Box 6, Folder 3 Daedalus July 25, 1986 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For piano. Fair copy autograph, photocopy of fair copy (retitled "Eulogy"), proofs of printed score with emendations, Fallen Leaf Press edition of printed score, correspondence. Box 6, Folder 4 Dandelion Wine June 27-July 25, 1967 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For oboe, B flat clarinet, string quartet, and piano. Sketch, draft autograph, ozalid reproduction of autograph, and photocopy of Malcolm Music edition. Box 7, Folder 1 Ditty May 10-25, 1992 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For piano. Draft autograph, proof photocopies, 1992 Fallen Leaf score, and correspondence. Box 7, Folder 2 Divertimento March 4-12, 1948 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For flute, bassoon, C trumpet, violin, cello, and piano. Draft autograph, ozalid reproduction of autograph, set of parts, and correspondence and programs. Box 27, Folder 1 Divertimento March 12, 1948 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For flute, bassoon, trumpet in C, violin, cello, piano. Ozalid reproduction of autograph. Box 7, Folder 3 Dream Sequence May 23, 1986-1993 Physical Description: 1 Files Scope and Contents For chamber ensemble. Draft autograph and 1993 Peters score. The Andrew Welsh Imbrie ARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 6 CollectionARCHIVES IMBRIE 1 Series I : Compositions 1944-2007 Box 27, Folder 2 Dream Sequence June 17, 1986 Physical Description:
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