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Whaley, Royce & Co CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY (MUS 185) Preliminary Processing Report Date of Accession: July 13, 1999. Inclusive Dates: 1967-1998, n.d. Description: Correspondence; register mail; proofs; work sheets and editorial forms; CMHS master sheets; data sheets; scores (manuscripts and copies); lists of works; financial documents; notes. Documents Removed: 1.80 m of photocopies of scores. Dimension: 4.55 m of textual documents. Boxing: May; June 5-7, 2000; 210 folders; 25 boxes (23 upright; 2 flat – small). Stéphane Jean June 8, 2000 National Library Bibliothèque nationale of Canada du Canada MUSIC DIVISION - ARCHIVE'S PRELIMINARY PROCESSING FORM DIVISION DE LA MUSIQUE - BORDEREAU DE TRAITEMENT PRÉLIMINAIRE DES DOCUMENTS D'ARCHIVES Title of Fonds/Titre du fonds CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 185 (1999-7) Box Number/Numéro de boîte Dimension 1 20 cm Restrictions Medium/Support Recorded Sound Audiovisual Machine Readable Photographic Printed Enregistrement Sonore Audiovisuel Ordinolingue Photographique Imprimé Paper Other: Papier Autre: Date of/de Signature Page 1 of/de 1 description May 4, 2000 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE MASSES 1 Clarence Lucas; J.J. Perrault: work sheets and editorial approval forms; scores 2 cm n.d. (copies). 2 J.J. Perrault; Quentin Maclean; Lionel Daunais; Antoine Dessane; G.E. Tanguay; 2 cm 1983, n.d. Gabriel Cusson: work sheets and editorial approval forms; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 3 G. Couture; Healey Willan; Quentin Maclean: work sheets and editorial approval 2 cm 1994, n.d. forms; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 4 A. Contant; Gabriel Cusson; work sheets and editorial approval forms; CMHS 2 cm n.d. master sheets; scores (copies). 5 Antoine Dessane; Alexis Contant: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994, n.d. 6 Alexis Contant; Healey Willan; John Adamson; Ernest E. Vinen; Auguste 2 cm 1994, n.d. Descarries: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 7 G.E. Tanguay; Antoine Dessane: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994 8 Antoine Dessane; Israel J.D. Landry; F.H. Andrews; Benoît Verdickt: CMHS 2 cm 1994, n.d. master sheets; scores (copies). 9 Omer Létourneau; J.A.Contant; Healey Willan; J.A Fowler; George H. 2 cm 1994, n.d. Fairclough: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 10 George H. Fairclough; Israel J.D. Landry; Ernest E. Vinen; J.A. Fowler; J.A. 2 cm 1994, n.d. Contant: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). National Library Bibliothèque nationale of Canada du Canada MUSIC DIVISION - ARCHIVE'S PRELIMINARY PROCESSING FORM DIVISION DE LA MUSIQUE - BORDEREAU DE TRAITEMENT PRÉLIMINAIRE DES DOCUMENTS D'ARCHIVES Title of Fonds/Titre du fonds CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 185 (1999-7) Box Number/Numéro de boîte Dimension 2 20 cm Restrictions Medium/Support Recorded Sound Audiovisual Machine Readable Photographic Printed Enregistrement Sonore Audiovisuel Ordinolingue Photographique Imprimé Paper Other: Papier Autre: Date of/de Signature Page 1 of/de 1 description May 5, 2000 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 11 Omer Létourneau; Auguste Descarries; Alexis Contant; Benoît Verdickt; J.A. 2 cm 1994, n.d. Fowler: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 12 F.H. Andrews; Alexis Contant; Rodolphe Mathieu; Gabriel Cusson: CMHS 2 cm 1994, n.d. master sheets; scores (copies). 13 Charles A.E. Harriss; Healey Willan: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994, n.d. 14 Charles A.E.Harriss; Auguste Descarries; Healey Willan: CMHS master sheets; 2 cm 1994, n.d. scores (copies). 15 Healey Willan; Alexis Contant: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994 16 Alexis Contant: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994 17 Alexis Contant: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994 18 Healey Willan; Alexis Contant; Charles A.E. Harriss: CMHS master sheets; 2 cm 1994 scores (copies). 19 Auguste Descarries; Alexandre D’Aragon; Alfred Lamoureux; F.H. Andrews: 2 cm 1994, n.d. CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). National Library Bibliothèque nationale of Canada du Canada MUSIC DIVISION - ARCHIVE'S PRELIMINARY PROCESSING FORM DIVISION DE LA MUSIQUE - BORDEREAU DE TRAITEMENT PRÉLIMINAIRE DES DOCUMENTS D'ARCHIVES Title of Fonds/Titre du fonds CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 185 (1999-7) Box Number/Numéro de boîte Dimension 3 20 cm Restrictions Medium/Support Recorded Sound Audiovisual Machine Readable Photographic Printed Enregistrement Sonore Audiovisuel Ordinolingue Photographique Imprimé Paper Other: Papier Autre: Date of/de Signature Page 1 of/de 1 description May 8, 2000 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 20 Proofs of a volume 20. 2 cm 1997 21 Proofs of a volume 20. 2 cm 1997 22 Proofs of a volume 20. 3 cm 1997 23 Proofs of a volume 20. 3 cm 1997 24 Proofs of a volume 20. 1 cm 1997 25 Alexis Contant; Ernest Gagnon; Antoine Dessane; Charles A.E. Harriss: work 2 cm 1994, n.d. sheets and editorial approval forms; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 26 Antoine Dessane; J.J. Perrault; Healey Willan; Alexis Contant; Quentin Maclean: 2 cm 1994, n.d. work sheets and editorial approval forms; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 27 J.J. Perrault; Lionel Daunais; Alexis Contant; Gabriel Cusson: work sheets and 2 cm 1994, n.d. editorial approval forms; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 28 J.A. Contant; Omer Létourneau; Auguste Descarries; Healey Willan; John 1.5 cm 1994, n.d. Adamson; E.E. Vinen; J.A. Fowler: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). National Library Bibliothèque nationale of Canada du Canada MUSIC DIVISION - ARCHIVE'S PRELIMINARY PROCESSING FORM DIVISION DE LA MUSIQUE - BORDEREAU DE TRAITEMENT PRÉLIMINAIRE DES DOCUMENTS D'ARCHIVES Title of Fonds/Titre du fonds CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 185 (1999-7) Box Number/Numéro de boîte Dimension 4 20 cm Restrictions Medium/Support Recorded Sound Audiovisual Machine Readable Photographic Printed Enregistrement Sonore Audiovisuel Ordinolingue Photographique Imprimé Paper Other: Papier Autre: Date of/de Signature Page 1 of/de 1 description May 9, 2000 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 29 Healey Willan: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 2 cm 1994-1995, n.d. 30 Healey Willan; J.A. Fowler; George H. Fairclough: CMHS master sheets; scores 2 cm 1994, n.d. (copies). 31 Benoît Verdickt; Israel Landry: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 0.5 cm n.d. 32 Proofs of a volume 20. 3 cm 1997 33 Misc.: correspondence; CMHS master sheets; introductions; etc. 2 cm 1993-1997, n.d. PIANO 34 G.-E. Tanguay; Arthur Letondal; J.F. Davis; Carl Martens; E. Emile Farringer; 2 cm 1996 Emiliano Renaud; Jules Eckardt; Wilfrid Beaudry; J.N. Berard; Isabelle M. Bray; G. Boettger; Alberto Guerrero; Gustave Smith; R.S. Ambrose; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 35 Jeanne Delmar; M.A. Dennis; J.O. Dumas; E. Emile Farringer; H.H. Godfrey; 2 cm 1996 F.J. Hatton-Moore; Joseph Vézina; Charles D’Albert; E. Lavigne; Henry Prince; Henry West; John C. Bonner; J.P. Clarke; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 36 E. Gledhill; H. Gowan; Charles A.F. Harriss; A. Hecker; G.L. Orme; Henry 2 cm 1996 Prince; G. Raineri; C.P.P. Renaud; I. Suckling; Milly Wynn; W.H. Hodgins; A.W. Hughes; Emery Lavigne; Harry U. Layton; Edward B. Manning; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 37 Joseph F. Monk; Job Nelson; Roméo Poisson; G. Robinson; Charles W. Sabatier; 2 cm 1996 Sim Samuel; Joseph Vézina; H. Zickel; Otto Zimmerman; Car; Martens; W. Fred Wilson; Wilhelm Bohrer; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 38 Alexander Duff; J. Fossier; Calixa Lavallée; Charles A.E. Harriss; Arthur 1 cm 1996 Letondal; Clarence Lucas; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). National Library Bibliothèque nationale of Canada du Canada MUSIC DIVISION - ARCHIVE'S PRELIMINARY PROCESSING FORM DIVISION DE LA MUSIQUE - BORDEREAU DE TRAITEMENT PRÉLIMINAIRE DES DOCUMENTS D'ARCHIVES Title of Fonds/Titre du fonds CANADIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 185 (1999-7) Box Number/Numéro de boîte Dimension 5 20 cm Restrictions Medium/Support Recorded Sound Audiovisual Machine Readable Photographic Printed Enregistrement Sonore Audiovisuel Ordinolingue Photographique Imprimé Paper Other: Papier Autre: Date of/de Signature Page 1 of/de 1 description May 9, 2000 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 39 Henry H. Tillman; John C. Bonner; J.F. Davis; Jules Egghard; Charles A.E. 2 cm 1996 Harriss; J. Davenport Kerrison; Joseph Vézina; M. Whitt; J.E.P. Aldous; Wilfrid Beaudry; Chas Bohner; etc.; CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 40 William Bohrer; Elmina Davis; Albert E. Dion; F. Dulder; G. Farrugia; A. 2 cm. 1996 Fassio; E.M. Ferguson; W.O. Forsyth; Julia Gauthier; Léonard Gauthier; L.V. Gustin; H.H. Godfrey; L.A. Hébert; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 41 A.W. Hughes; Charles Hutton; J. Davenport Kerrison; J.-B. Lafrenière; Clarence 2 cm 1996 Lucas; Lottie Marks; S. Mazurette; Henri Miro; Louis E. Payette; Frances J. Moore; Moritz Relle; Pierre Reynard; etc.: CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 42 William Robinson; C.O. Sénécal; Maximillian Sterné; Joseph Vézina; etc.: 1 cm 1996 CMHS master sheets; scores (copies). 43 Book - Piano Music III: proofs. 2.5 cm 1998 44 Correspondence; texts; notes; etc. 2 cm 1997-1998, n.d. 45 Correspondence; texts; notes;
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