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Edinburgh International Festival Society Papers Inventory Acc.11779 Edinburgh International Festival Society Papers National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Division George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW Tel: 0131-466 2812 Fax: 0131-466 2811 E-mail: [email protected] © Trustees of the National Library of Scotland BOX 1 1984 1. Venue letting contracts. 2. Australian Youth Orchestra. 3. BBC Orchestra. 4. Beckett Clurman. 5. Black Theatre 6. Boston Symphony 7. Brussels Opera 8. Childrens Music Theatre 9. Coleridges Ancient Mariner 10. Hoffung Festival BOX 2 1984 11. Komische Opera 12. Cleo Laine 13. LSO 14. Malone Dies 15. Negro Ensemble 16. Philharmonia 17. Scottish National 18. Scottish Opera 19. Royal Philharmonic 20. Royal Thai Ballet 21. Teatro Di San Carlo 22. Theatre de L’oeuvre 23. Twice Around the World 24. Washington Opera 25. Welsh National Opera 26. Broadcasting 27. Radio Forth/Capital 28. STV BOX 2 1985 AFAA 29. Applications 30. Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra/Netherlands Chamber Orchestra 31. Balloon Festival. 32. BBC TV/Radio. 33. Le Misanthrope – Belgian National Theatre 34. John Carroll 35. Michael Clark. BOX 3 36. Cleveland Quartet 37. Jean Phillippe Collard 38. Compass 39. Connecticut Grand Opera 40. Curley 41. El Tricicle 42. EuroBaroque Orchestra 43. Fitzwilliam 44. Rikki Fulton 45. Goehr Commission 46. The Great Tuna 47. Haken Hagegard and Geoffery Parons 48. Japanese Macbeth 49. .Miss Julie 50. Karamazous 51. Kodo 52. Ernst Kovacic 53. Professor Krigbaum 54. Les Arts Florissants. 55. Louis de France BOX 4 56. London Philharmonic 57. Lo Jai 58. Love Amongst the Butterflies 59. Lyon Opera 60. L’Opera de Nice 61. Montreal Symphony Orchestra 62. Moscow State Circus. 63. Yehudi Menuhin. 64. Assembly Hall Correspondence 65. Church Hill 66. National Youth Brass Orchestra of Scotland 67. Nureyev 68. Orchestra National de France. 69. Orchestra de Paris/Barenhoim 70. Paris Opera Ballet – Experimental Group. BOX 5 (1986) 71. J K Parker 72. Philharmonia Orchestra/Guiseppe Sinopoli/Ivo Pogorelich 73. Pittsburgh Orchestra/Lorin Maasel 74. Polish Chamber Orchestra/Jerzey Maksymuk 75. Lucia Popp 76. Renaud – Barrault Co 77. Riz and Danceries 78. Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society 79. Rozhdestvensky 80. Andras Schiff 81. Scottish Ballet 82. Scottish Baroque Ensemble 83. Scottish Chamber Orchestra 84. Scottish Early Music 85. Scottish National Orchestra-Neeme Jarvi 86. Songmakers Almanac 87. Turkey Trot 88. Via Nova String Quartet 89. When I Was A Girl, I Used To 90. Zarzucla BOX 6 91. Childrens Festival 92. General 93. Publicity 94. Soloists Ensembles 95. (Proposed American Ballet Theatre). 96. Artists at Work. 97. Rowan Atkinson. 98. Bayerisches. BOX 7 99. BBC SSO 100. Blood Wedding 101. Caballe 102. Catelli Trinidad Allstars Steel Orchestra 103. CBSO 104. Chamber Orchestra of Europe 105. Chinese Magicians 106. S Macdon 107. Communities Inc Circus 108. Contemporary Music Weekend. 109. Enlightenments 110. Espert/Yerma BOX 8 111. Exhibitions 112. Fria Pro Stockholm 113. Gala Concert 114. Halle 115. Hamlet 116. Hogg 117. Hungarian State Opera 118. Japanese Puppets 119. Jazz Festivals 120. Karamazous 121. Logan/Lauder 122. London Festival Ballet 123. Lyon 124. Maly Theatre BOX 9 1986 125. Market Theatre of Jo’Burg 126. Moscow Virtuosi 127. National Youth Theatre 128. Opera 80 129. Oslo Philharmonic. 130. Patea Maori Club. 131. Philadelphia Orchestra 132. Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra 133. Pogorelich 134. Queens Hall 135. Royal Swedish Dramatic Theatre 136. Royal Swedish Theatre 137. Russians 138. Academy of St Martins in the Fields 139. St Cecilias 140. Salamandre BOX 10 141. Schedules 142. Scotland the What 143. Scottish Early Music Consort 144. Scottish Opera 145. Scottishg Theatre Company 146. Sleeping Beauty 147. Scottish National Opera 148. Swedish Folk Opera 149. Stary Theatre 150. TOHO 151. Toronto Symphony Orcheatra 152. A Wee Touch of Class 153. Traverse Telex 154. Wooster 155. Broadcasting BOX 11 1987 156. General 157. America 158. Berlioz 159. Berliner 160. BBC Symphony 161. Black Ballet Jazz 162. Cameri BOX 12 163. M Clark 164. Contempory Music 165. Damnation of Faust 166. Don Juan 167. Dublin Gate 168. Edinburgh Edition 169. English Cat 170. Exhibition BOX 13 171. 369 172. Finnish BOX 14 1987 173. Folk opera 174. Georgian Puppets 175. Hamburg Ballet 176. Jazz 177. Japanese/Gen 178. Laine/Bankworth 179. Mary Tasker/Wendy Stevenson 180. Mary Stuart BOX 15 181. Melos 182. Menutin 183. Mullova 184. Murray Louis 185. Nancy 186. Peace Child 187. Pittsburgh 188. Pogorelich 189. Queens Hall 190. Raun BOX 16 191. Russians 192. Russian Exhibition BOX 17 193. Saatchi Exhibition 194. Scottish Ballet 195. Scottiah Chamber Orchestra 196. Scottish National Opera 197. Scottish Theatre Comp 198. Scottish Opera 199. Shanghai 200. Stomi 201. Swedish Radio 202. Teahouse 203. Torvil & Dean 204. Wexford 205. W.H.GLGW 206. Xlan 207. Schedules and Venues/Show staff costs BOX 18 1987 208. Publicity 209. Broadcasting BOX 19 210. 3 year and incentive Funding Research 1988 211. Aterballeto 212. Australia 213. Australian Youth Theatre 214. Barbara Cook 215. B Movie BOX 20 216. Bridie 217. Chorus Concert 218. Confessions of a Nightingale 219. Daniel and the Lions 220. District Six 221. Falso Movimento 222. (Budgets etc) Family Tree 223. Greek 224. EEC Festival 225. I Soloisti 226. Italian Youth Orchestra 227. Japanese Classical BOX 21 228. Japanese Rock 229. Kit and the Widow 230. La Flora 231. La Gatta Generentola 232. La Scala 233. Leipziz 234. Lenny Henry 235. Maggio Musicale 236. Maria de Buenos Aries 237. Marivaux BOX 22 238. Matsuyama Ballet 239. Michael Clark 240. National Youth Orchestra: Scotland. 241. National Youth Music Theatre 242. National Youth Theatre 243. New London Consort 244. Ninagawa Company 245. Nixon in China 246. Peppe E Barra 247. Petits Pas 248. Piccolo Pack BOX 23 1988 249. Queens Hall and Scottish Early Music Consort. 250. Raams Theatre 251. Realta E Fantasia 252. Rez Sisters 253. Royal Exchange 254. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 255. Russia 256. St Marys 257. Saltire 258. Scottish Chamber Orchestra 259. Scottish National Orchestra 260. City of Edinburgh District Council Grant Aids BOX 24 261. San Carlo 262. Scarpetta 263. Schall 264. Schiller Theatre 265. Scottish Opera 266. Shared Experience 267. Shostakovich Quartet 268. Sicilian Puppets 269. Spain 270. Stomu 271. Swedish Opera 272. Swedish Radio Orchestra 273. Thrie Estates 274. Vesuvius BOX 25 275. General 276. Advertising 277. Broadcasting 278. Programmes BOX 26 279. Publicity 280. Schedules 281. Transport Schedules 1989 282. J.M.Barrie 283. BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra 284. Cabbale 285. Carnage BOX 27 286. CBSO 287. City of London Sinfonia 288. Comediants 289. Christina Hoyos Orchestra 290. Den Jyske Opera 291. Deschamps 292. Dickens 293. Dublin Gate Theatre 294. EPO 295. French Contemporary Music 296. |Garden of Earthly Delights 297. Gothenberg. BOX 28 1989 298. Grand Messe Des Morts 299. El Greco Exhibition 300. Heggie 301. Dame Wendy Hiller. 302. Houston Ballet 303. Jazz Festival 304. La Chulapona 305. Macbeth 306. Nouvel Orchestra Philharmonic 307. National Ballet of Spain BOX 29 308. National Theatre Studio 309. National Youth Music Theatre 310. New London Consort 311. Opera North 312. Oslo Philharmonic 313. Queens Hall Programme 314. Salome 315. Saltire 316. Raul Shankar 317. Shostakovich 318. Spanish National Orchestra 319. Stary Theatre Poland BOX 30 320. Taganka Theatre 321. Tango Argentino 322-4. Tartan Exhibition (Parts 1-3) BOX 31 325. Teatro Classico. 326. Tokyo Quartet 327. Torchlights and laserbeams. 328. 327. Torchlights and laserbeams. 328. Irene Worth 329. The Year One 330. Yokahama BOX 32 331. La Zattera Di Babele 332. General 333. Publicity BOX 33 334. Advertising 335. Broadcasting 336. Entertainment 337. Scottish Arts Council Grants 338. Festival Chorus BOX 34 339. Programmes 340. Proposed performances A-H 341. Proposed performances L-O BOX 35 342. Proposed performances R-Z 1990 343. Advertising 344. Budgets 345. Merchandising contracts. 346. Productions File (n.d.) 347. Programmes BOX 36 348. Broadcasting 349. Publications 350. Publicity 351. Posters 352. Currency 353. Flights 354. Scotinform Questionnaires 355. Proposed events 356. General BOX 37 357. American Indian Dance Theatre 358. Archaos 359. BBC SSO 360. Berlin Symphony Orchestra 361. Bolshoi Opera 362. The Bruce 363. Cleveland Ballet 364. Cumbre Producciones 365. Czech General (inl. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra) 366. Den Jyske Opera 367. Peter Donohoe 368. Downstage Theatre 369. Exhibitions 370. Flying Karazamov Brothers BOX 38 1990 371. Phillipe Gentry 372. Greek Tradgedy 373. Hotel Pro Forma 374. Jazz 375. Kathakali 376. Kimura 377. Korean Dance Theatre 378. Music Theatre Group 379. Ninagawa 380. Noda 381. Prague Orchestra 382. Queens Hall 383. Renaissance 384. Rotterdam Philharmonic 385. Saito Kinen 386. San Francisco Symphony 387. Scotland the What 388. Slovak National Opera 389. Stevenson 390. Stomu 391. Treasure Island BOX 39 392. Freight 393. General 1991 394. Budgets BOX 40 395. Academy of Ancient Music 396. Archaos 397. Bolshoi Opera 398. Bratsch 399. The Bruce 400. CIE Phillipe Gentry 401. National Theatre of Craiova 402. Cricot 403. Cuban Ballet 404. Czech Philharmonic 405. Death of a Faun 406. Deutsche Opera – Berlin 407. Female Orchestra 408. Fireworks 409. Inside Stories 410. Glitter City 411. Jazz 412. Nigel Kennedy 413. La La La 414. Lady Chatterley Trial 415. Lenningrad Philharmonic 416. Lenkom 417. The Minstrel and the Shirra 418. Mummenschanz 419. Mussorgsky 420. National Theatre of Craiova 421. NYMT
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