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Inventory of the Charles Seeger musical compositions and published research articles, 1908-1978

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ARCHIVES SEEGER 1 1 Inventory of the Charles Seeger musical compositions and published research articles, 1908-1978

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Descriptive Summary Title: Charles Seeger musical compositions and published research articles, Date (inclusive): 1908-1978 Collection number: ARCHIVES SEEGER 1 Creator: Seeger, Charles, 1886-1979 Extent: Number of containers: 4 boxes (63 items) Repository: The Music Library Berkeley, California 94720-6000 Shelf location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Language: English. Donor Professor Bonnie Wade, chairman of the Music Department. Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of the Music Library. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Charles Seeger musical compositions and published research articles, ARCHIVES SEEGER 1, The Music Library, University of California, Berkeley. Biography Seeger, Charles Louis, b Mexico City, December 14, 1886; d Bridgewater Conn., February 7, 1979.

Part I: Musical compositions.

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Box Box 1 , Danza lenta, para violin y piano. item 1. Scope and Content Note Published in the Boletin Latino-Americano de Musica (Oct., 1941), p. 89. Xerox copy, 1 leaf.

item 2. Sonata, for violin and pianoforte. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Score and parts. No place or date.

item 3. Seven songs, for high voice with piano accompaniment. Scope and Content Note Xerox copy of the published edition. Boston: The Boston Music Co., 1911.

item 4. Song "Alguna vez (Some day)," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Negative photo copy. Copyright, 1956.

item 5. Song "From the Arabic," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Copy 1. Ink with corrections in pencil. Dated: 1908, no place.

item 6. Song "From the Arabic." Scope and Content Note Copy 2. Ink with corrections in pencil. No date or place.

item 7. Song "Helen, thy beauty is to me," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Blueprint copy. No. 1. Inscription: "Privately Printed Santa Barbara, Calif., 1955."

item 8. Song "Helen, thy beauty is to me." Scope and Content Note Blueprint copy, no. 2

item 9. Song "The Lady of the South," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Copy 1. In ink with corrections in pencil. Dated: 1908, no place.

item 10. Song "The Lady of the South." Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Copy 2. In ink, with a few additions in pencil. Dated: 1908, no place.

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item 11. Song "The Lady of the South." Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Copy 3. In ink, with a few corrections in pencil. No date or place.

item 12. Song The Letter "The night is measureless," for solo voice. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. I nk. Dated: 1931, no place.

item 13. Song The Letter. Scope and Content Note Published version. Published in New Music (April, 1953), 10.

item 14. Song On a faded violet "The odor from the flower is gone," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Copy 1. Ink with corrections in pencil. Dated: 1907, no place.

item 15. Song On a faded violet. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Copy 2. Includes the text typed on a sheet of paper. No date or place.

item 16. Song "When as in silks my Julia goes," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Manuscript. Ink with some corrections in pencil. Dated: October 15, 1912, no place.

item 17. Song "Lenin, Who's that guy," for voice and piano. Scope and Content Note Xerox copy. Composer: Carl Sands, 1933. Pseud. Charles Louis Seeger. Published by the Worker's Music League, 1934.

Part II: Monographic study.

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Box Box 2 , Tradition and Experiment in the New Music item 18. Scope and Content Note (title taken from a letter from Universal Edition to Charles Seeger dated Vienna, October 20, 1931). Unpublished typescript draft written about 1931. Title: Tradition and Experiment in Musical Idiom. Contents of the binder as found on October 11, 1984 by J. Emerson. Dedication: To Ruth Crawford. Table of Contents (3 copies). Synopsis of Chapters (pp. xviii-xxi). Preface (pp. i-xv) Introduction (1 unnumbered leaf). Chapter II: "Critique" (begins with p. 24). Chapter IX (dated September 12, 1931) ends on p. 159. Appendices I-IX (pp. i-1ii).

Part I: Critique and Technique of Experimental Method in Musical Composition. Part II: Manual of Dissonant Counterpoint. item 19. Tradition and Experiment in the New Music (for title, see item 18). Scope and Content Note Another unpublished typescript draft written about 1931. Title: Tradition and Experiment: Occidental Fine Art of Music (sic). Contents of binder as found on October 11, 1984 by J. Emerson. Dedication: To Ruth Crawford (followed by 14 loose leaves of notes). Preface (pp. i-xv). Table of Contents (1 leaf). Synopsis of Chapters (4 leaves). Chapters I-IX (pp. 1-179). Appendices I-IX (pp. i-1ii).

Part I: Critique and Technique of an Experimental Method in Musical Composition. Part II: Manual of Dissonant Counterpoint. Part II: Manual of Dissonant Counterpoint: Chapters X-XVII (pp. 124-212). Part III: Publications.

Box Box 3 , "American music for American children." item 20. Scope and Content Note Music Educators Journal, Nov-Dec., 1942, pp. 1-12.

item 21. American Songs for American children." Scope and Content Note Music Educators National Conference, March-April 2, 1942. 19 pp.

item 22. "The Arts in international relations." Scope and Content Note JAMS, Vol. 2 (Spring, 1949), 36-43.

item 23. Brief History of the Music Division of the Pan American Union. Scope and Content Note June 9, 1947. 14 pp.

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item 24. "The Cultivation of various European traditions in the Americas." Scope and Content Note IMS Congress Report, New York, 1961, pp. 364-75.

item 25. "Factorial analysis of the song as an approach to the formation of a unitary field theory." Scope and Content Note Journal of the International Folk Music Council, vol. 20 (1968),pp. 33-39.

item 26. "Folk music as a source of social history." Scope and Content Note Typescript copy on yellow paper. Published in The Cultural Approach to History(NY: Columbia Univ. Pr., 1940), pp. 316-23.

item 27. "Grass roots for American composers." Scope and Content Note Modern Music (March-April, 1939), 143-49.

item 28. "The importance to cultural understanding of folk and popular music." Scope and Content Note Conference of Inter-American Relations in the Field of Music.Proceedings.Washington, DC, 1940. 10 pp.

item 29. "An instantaneous music notator." Scope and Content Note Journal of the International Folk Music Council, vol. 3 (1951),103-06.

item 30. "Inter-American relations in the field of music." Scope and Content Note Music Educators Journal (March-April, 1941), pp. 17-18.

item 31. "Music and Culture." Scope and Content Note Proceedings of the Music Teachers National Association (1940),112-22.

item 32. "Music and government--Field for an applied musicology." Scope and Content Note IMS Congress Report, New York, 1944, pp. 12-20.

item 33. "Music and Musicology." Scope and Content Note "Occidental." Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (New York, MacMillan, 1933), 143-65.

item 34. "Music as a tradition of communication: Discipline and play." Scope and Content Note Ethnomusicology, vol. 6 (Sept., 1962), 156-63.

item 35. Music as recreation. Scope and Content Note W.P.A. Technical Series, no. 1. Washington, DC, May 29, 1940. 27 pp.

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item 36. "Music education in the Americas." Scope and Content Note Music Educators Journal (May-June, 1944), without pagination.

item 37. "Music in the American university." Scope and Content Note Educational Review, vol. 66 (Sept., 1923), 95-99.

item 38. "The music process as a function in a context of functions." Scope and Content Note Yearbook, Inter-American Institute for Musical Research New Orleans, Tulane University, 1966. Vol 2, 1-36.

item 39. "Musicology and the music industry." Scope and Content Note National Music Council Bulletin (May, 1945), pp. 8-10.

item 40. "The musicological juncture: 1976." Scope and Content Note Ethnomusicology, vol. 21 (May, 1977), 179-88.

item 40 1/2. "On style and manner in modern composition." Scope and Content Note Musical Quarterly (October, 1925), 423-31.

item 41. "On dissonant counterpoint." Scope and Content Note Modern Music, vol. 7 (June-July, 1930), 23-31.

item 42. "On the formational apparatus." Scope and Content Note Ethnomusicology, vol. 13 (May, 1969), 230-47.

item 43. "On the moods of music-logic." Scope and Content Note JAMS, vol. 13 (1960), 224-61.

item 44. "On the principles of musicology." Scope and Content Note Musical Quarterly, vol. 10 (April, 1924), 244-50.

item 45. "Preface to the critique of music." Scope and Content Note Inter-American Music Bulletin, vol. 49 (September, 1965),2-16.

item 46. "Preface to the description of a music." Scope and Content Note IMS Congress Report, Utrecht, 1952, pp. 360-70.

item 47. "Prescriptive and descriptive music writing." Scope and Content Note Musical Quarterly, vol. 44:2 (April, 1958), 184-95.

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item 48. "Reflections upon a given topic: Music in universal perspective." Scope and Content Note Ethnomusicology, vol. 15 (Sept., 1971), 385-98.

item 49. Review of inter-American relations in the field of music, 1940-1943. Scope and Content Note No place or date, 13 pp.

item 50. "Semantic, logical, and political considerations bearing upon research in ethnomusicology." Scope and Content Note Ethnomusicology, vol. 5 (May, 1961), 77-80.

item 51. "Sources of evidence and criteria for judgment in the critique of music." Scope and Content Note Essays for a Humanist (1977), 261-76.

item 52. "Suggestions for a music program for UNESCO." Scope and Content Note No place or date, 8 pp.

item 53. "Systematic and historical orientations in musicology." Scope and Content Note Acta musicologica, vol. 11 (1939), 121-28.

item 54. "Systematic musicology: Viewpoints, orientations, and methods." Scope and Content Note JAMS, vol. 4 (Fall, 1951), 240-48.

item 55. "Toward a unitary field theory for musicology." Scope and Content Note Institute of Ethnomusicology of the University of California at Los Angeles. Selected Reports, vol. 1, no. 3 (1970), 171-210.

item 56. "Toward a universal music sound-writing for musicology." Scope and Content Note Journal of the International Folk Music Council, vol. 9 (1957),pp. 63-66.

item 57. "Tractatus esthetico-semioticus." Scope and Content Note Current Thought in Musicology (Austin, Univ. of Texas, 1976).

item 58. "Tradition and the (North) American composer." Scope and Content Note Music in the Americas, (Indiana University, 1967),pp. 195-212.

item 59. "Wartime and peacetime programs in music education." Scope and Content Note Music Educators Journal (Jan. 1943), pp. 12-14.

Part IV: Miscellaneous.

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Box Box 4 , Article by Redfern Mason, music critic of the San Francisco Examiner, about February item 60. 15, 1915, on Professor Seeger of the University of California, and the need for the Department of Music to purchase a harpsichord. Scope and Content Note The article is illustrated with music of Monteverdi.

item 61. Pfaff, Timothy, "The Measure of a Man: Charles Seeger Across the Centuries," California Monthly, vol. 88:4 (March, 1978), article begins on p. 9. item 62. "Conspectus of the resources of the musicological process." Scope and Content Note Chart from the Institute of Ethnomusicology at UCLA. Selected Reports,vol. 1:3, revised edition.

item 63. Packet of materials rxelating to the Charles Seeger Celebration held in Berkeley, California August 28-31, 1977.

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