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O-020 Music Ephemera Collection This document represents a preliminary list of the contents of the boxes of this collection. The preliminary list was created for the most part by listing the creators' folder headings. At this time researchers should be aware that we cannot verify exact contents of this collection, but provide this information to assist your research. UC Davis Special Collections O-020 Music Ephemera Collection BOX 1 Metropolitan Opera Company Los Angeles Grand Opera Company Glyndeborne Festival Opera New York City Opera San Carlo Opera Company San Francisco Opera Association San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Association Boston Opera House Theatre Beautiful, Los Angeles The Goldman Band Free Concerts Town Hall Program Rosa Ponselle Promo Russian Music Society Tivoli Theatre O-020 1 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. BOX 2 San Francisco Opera Company Opera Titles A-Z Miscellaneous Opera and Symphony Orchestra Programs and Clippings Hollywood Bowl Magazine Metropolitan Opera House Chickering Hall State Fair of Texas-- Starlight Operetta British, German and Italian Opera and Music Programs Chicago Symphony Orchestra Miscellaneous Opera and Music Programs BOX 3 Symphony Society of New York Chicago Civic Opera Company San Francisco Opera Association San Francisco Symphony Orchestra New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra The Concert Bulletin Miscellaneous Musical and Opera Programs and Clippings from England State Fair of Texas-- Starlight Operetta O-020 2 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Smoking Concerts at the Octopus Club Philadelphia Orchestra Philharmonic Auditorium Carnegie Music Hall Pittsburgh "Argyle" Choral Society Midsummer Music Festival, The Sigmund Stern Grove, San Francisco Assorted Music and Opera Programs in the U.S. International Inventions Exhibition Chough Musical Society National Sunday League Royal Philharmonic Society Oakland Park Band St. Louis Musical Union and Choral Society Potter Theatre, Santa Barbara New York Music Festival Association Metropolitan Concert Hall Philharmonic Orchestra of Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl Programs Concerts under the direction of Conductor Bernardino Molinari Concerts under the direction of Pierre Monteux University of California, Greek Theatre Park Band Society O-020 3 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Miscellaneous Opera and Music Programs BOX 4 St. Louis Municipal Opera Town Hall Programs Seattle Civic Opera Company D'Oyly Carte Opera Company San Francisco Opera Magazine National Grand Opera Company at the Potter Theatre, Santa Barbara Ancram Opera House Mendolssohn Glee Club Santa Fe Opera National Sunday League Photos-- Soprano Metropolitan Opera Lambardi Grand Opera Company Teatro Dell'Opera, Roma Sacramento Symphony Photos, not labeled or identified Miscellaneous Opera and Symphony Orchestra Programs BOX 5 Hollywood Bowl O-020 4 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Metropolitan Opera Royal Italian Opera Her Majesty's Opera Company Bakersfield Musical Association Boston Ideal Opera Co. Hippodrome Alcazar Theatre Allesandro Bevani Opera Co. Boston Opera House Los Angeles Theatre Miscellaneous Opera Titles Manhattan Grand Opera Boston Theatre Salzburg Opera Guild New Los Angeles Theatre Starlight Bowl, San Diego San Diego Opera San Diego Symphony Grand Italian Opera Waverly Consort Mechanics Building Auditorium San Carlo Grand Opera O-020 5 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. McCaull Opera Company Don Cossack Chorus Philharmonic Auditorium Vienna Boys Choir Potter Theatre, Santa Barbara Choral Arts Society of Washington Walter M. Naumberg Foundation Press Releases English National Opera Strakosch Italian Opera Company La Scala Opera Company Light Opera of Manhattan Saddler's Wells Opera Co. Julliard School Miscellaneous Programs and Clippings BOX 6 San Francisco Opera San Francisco Symphony San Francisco Civic Light Opera La Traviata Libretto Ariadne auf Naxos Libretto O-020 6 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. BOX 7 (Folio Box) Lithographs--Madame Fanny T. Persiani, 1838(?) Madame Sontag and Signor LaBlache Posters--Caledonia! (The Singers and Dancers of Scotland) Norse Auditorium, San Francisco Lotte Lehmann Erroll Garner Kate Fisher Clara Louise Kellogg (2 items) McGibeny Family Christine Nilsson Paderewski (20th century tour) Lily Pons The National Swedish Ladies Concerts (2 items) Meredith Monk ("Songs from the Hill" and "Tablet") The Incredible String Band & The Theatre of the Child Samod Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields San Francisco Civic Light Opera Added Programs- The De Koven Opera Company present Bessie Abott in the comic opera Robin Hood, Columbia Theatre, n.d. No, No Nanette, New York, 1971 O-020 7 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Alexander H. Cohen and Jack Hylton present Rugatino, A Roman Musical Spectacle, circa 1963 Koster & Bial's Concert Hall, Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert, October 15, 1988 Koster & Bial's Concert Hall, Grand Sacred and Charity Concert, November 6, 1988 Rock Musical '80 Hamlet, Sunplaza on Stage, Vol. 39, 1980 (Japanese) BOX 8 (Folio Box) Los Angeles Grand Opera Association, Shrine Civic Auditorium, "Tosca", 1928 The Players Ninth Annual Revival, Empire Theatre, New York: "Milestones", 1930 The Davis Comic Opera Company, Davis, California, "The Impresario" and "Cox and Box", n.d. Buhnenfestspielhaus zu Bayreuth "Der Fliegende Hollander", 1901 Strand Theatre Opera Comique, London, "A Trip to Africa", 1884 Steinway Hall Dramatic and Musical Matinee, London, n.d. Castle Garden, Boston, "Don Giovanni", 1853 Crosby's Opera House, Chicago, "Don Giovanni", n.d. Several playbills, Metropolitan Opera House, New York City 1941-1942 The [Carlotta] Patti Chronicle, 1869 Several programs for opera presentations, Boston Theatre Several programs for opera presentations, New York City Theatre The Garden Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri, Uhrig's Cave, 1886 Columbia Theatre, Chicago, Grand German Opera Season O-020 8 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Prince of Wales Theatre, London, 1867 Alle Punte sprechen furein Musik Theater, Abonnement 1975-1976 Norman Granz, Jazz at the Philharmonic BOX 9 San Francisco Opera Programs San Francisco Opera Magazine BOX 10 San Francisco Opera Programs BOX 11 San Francisco Symphony San Francisco Opera San Jose Civic Auditorium Concert Series San Francisco Civic Light Opera War Memorial Opera House and Curran Theatre San Francisco Music Ephemera includes: Opera Lists, Clippings, Programs Miscellaneous Opera, Choir, and Orchestra Clippings BOX 12 San Francisco Opera. O-020 9 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. BOX 13 Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestra Hall, Chicago Ravinia Festival, Chicago Chicago Symphony Orchestra San Francisco Opera Civic Orchestra of Chicago San Francisco Civic Light Opera University of Chicago Northwestern University School of Music Metropolitan Opera New York City Opera Den Norske Opera E.A. Teatro Alla Scala UCLA Los Angeles Music Festival Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Hollywood Bowl Mark Taper Forum O-020 10 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. BOX 14 Boston Theatre Boston Opera House The Globe Theatre, Boston Mechanics' Building Auditorium, Boston Vienna, Austria Salzburg, Austria Théatre National de l'Opéra Bijou Theatre, Boston Various Scripts Various Artists (with location of production not noted) BOX 15 Librettos: "Gli Ugonotti" "Ione" "Martha" "La Mascotte" "Mephistofeles" "Christina Nillson Concert" "Norma" "Parsifal" O-020 11 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. "Robert the Devil" "Rigoletto" "Les Trois Baisers du Diable" "Azara" "Academy of Music Concert Book" "The Mikado" "The Yeomen of the Guard" "Carina" "Doris" "Nell Gwynne" "La Fille de Madame Angot" "Who Stole the Tarts?" "The Venetian Singer" "The Basoche" "Oberon" "Carmen" "Falstaff" "The Enchantress" "Romeo and Juliette" Lyceum Theatre Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Association New York Hippodrome O-020 12 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. San Francisco Civic Light Opera Association Symphony Hall, Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra BOX 16 Scripts: Fleur-de Thè La Mascotte The Vicar of Bray The Swiss Swains A Gaiety Girl La Poupée Sappho San Toy The Bohemians The Slave The Devil to Pay The Duenna Dandy Dick Whittington Dorothy La Fille de Madame Angot Faust O-020 13 Inventory of the Music Ephemera Collection is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Love Tests La Petite Mariée Love's Dream Lionel and Clarissa H.M.S. Pinafore Haddon Hall The Grand Duchess of Gerdstein Gambrinus, King of Lager Beer The Gay Parisienne Geneviéve de Brabant The Geisha Cinderella The Belle of New York Bluebeard Re-Paired The Amber Witch Man-Fred
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