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Emc Mus 269 (1996-9) 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 description April 22, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE ALPHABETICAL FILES: correspondence; articles; editorial forms; amendment forms; resumes; concert programmes and publicity; lists of works; brochures; notes; press clippings; etc. A 1 A.A.A. (Albert Alexander Alldrick) 9 items 1976-1979 2 A & M Records 8 items 1977-1979 3 ABBOTT, Eric 8 items 1977-1979 4 ABBOTT, O.J. 12 items 1977-1979, n.d. 5 ABDUL AL-KHABYYR, Al-Hajj Sayyd 11 items 1979-1990, n.d. 6 Aberfan 19 items 1977-1990, n.d. 7 ABERNETHY, Norma 14 items 1944-1979, n.d. 8 ABLEY, Henry 6 items 1976-1977 9 ABRAMSON, Ronney 5 items 1977 10 Académie de musique de Québec 0.5 cm. 1974-1990, n.d. 11 Academy of Music 0.5 cm. 1979-1990, n.d. 12 Academy String Quartet 18 items 1915-1979, n.d. 13 Acadia - Acaditout 1.5 cm. 1975-1979, n.d. 14 Acadia University 0.5 cm. 1979-1980, n.d. 15 Accordes 2 items n.d. 16 Accordion 1.5 cm. 1975-1993, n.d. 17 ACKLAND, Jessie Agnes 1 item 1977 18 À coeur joie Canada 2 items 1990-1991 19 Acoustics 1.5 cm. 1976-1990, n.d. 20 Acoustics Research in Canada 0.5 cm. 1975-1986, n.d. 21 ACREQ 2 items 1986-1991 22 ACTRA 0.5 cm. 1977-1980, n.d. 23 ADAMS, Bryan 12 items 1987-1992, n.d. 24 ADAMS, Don 3 items 1977, n.d. 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 of/de 2 description April 22, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 25 ADAMS, Ernest 13 items 1977-1991 26 Adanac Quartet 15 items 1979-1986, n.d. 27 Adaskin Family 2 items 1979 28 ADASKIN, Harry 0.5 cm. 1976-1991, n.d. 29 ADASKIN, John 15 items 1941-1980, n.d. 30 ADASKIN, Murray 1 cm. 1974-1991, n.d. 31 ADASKIN. Naomi 1 item 1975 32 ADDISON, L.F. 6 items 1977-1979 33 ADENEY, Marcus 0.5 cm. 1976-1992, n.d. 34 ADISQ 5 items 1986-1991 35 Africa 2 items 1986-1990 36 Aglaé (Jocelyne Deslongchamps) 0.5 cm. 1955-1985, n.d. 37 Agostini Family 0.5 cm. 1959-1989, n.d. 38 Ah! si mon moine voulait danser 13 items 1979-1990 39 AHRENS, Cora B. 7 items 1976-1979 40 AIDE, William 0.5 cm. 1976-1990, n.d. 41 AITKEN, Robert 1.5 cm. 1968-1992, n.d. 42 À la claire fontaine 17 items 1978-1990, n.d. 43 ALARIE, Pierrette 1 cm. 1955-1990, n.d. 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 description April 22, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 44 ALBANI, Emma 1.5 cm. 1969-1991, n.d. 45 ALBARDA, Jan 18 items 1976-1979, n.d. 46 Alberta 0.5 cm. 1974-1988, n.d. 47 Alberta Baroque Ensemble 1 item 1990 48 Alberta Choral Federation 2 items n.d. 49 Alberta College Music Centre 1 cm. 1977-1990, n.d. 50 Alberta Composers’ Association 1 cm. 1978-1991, n.d. 51 Alberta Culture 2 cm. 1976-1979, n.d. 52 Alberta Culture 0.5 cm. 1978-1991 53 Alberta Jubilee Auditoriums 0.5 cm. 1975-1991, n.d. 54 Alberta Music Conference 0.5 cm. 1972-1979, n.d. 55 Alberta Music Educators’ Association 11 items 1978-1985, n.d. 56 Alberta Music Festival Association 0.5 cm. 1935-1980, n.d. 57 Alberta Registered MusicTeachers’ Association 0.5 cm. 1977-1982, n.d. 58 Aldeburgh Connection 1.5 cm. 1985-1993 59 ALDOUS, J.E.P. 12 items 1974-1982 60 Aleatoric Music 0.5 cm. 1974-1991, n.d. 61 Algoma Fall Festival 2 cm. 1975-1987, n.d. 62 ALLAIRE, Gaston 13 items 1978-1991 63 ALLAN, N. Fraser 8 items 1977-1979, n.d. 64 ALLAN, Peter C. 1 item 1979 65 ALLAN PARK, Dorothy 11 items 1974-1979, n.d. 66 ALLARD, Émilien 13 items 1979-1989 67 ALLARD, Joseph 6 items 1979-1980 68 ALLEN, Harry J. 3 items 1976-1977 69 ALLEN, Les 12 items 1976-1980 70 ALLEN, Ward 16 items 1978-1983, n.d. 71 ALLERTON, Michael (John) 10 items 1974-1976, n.d. 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 of/de 2 description April 23, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 72 ALLEYNE, Archie 4 items 1986-1992 73 Alliance chorale canadienne 0.5 cm. 1977-1991, n.d. 74 Alliance chorale Nouveau-Brunswick 4 items 1977, n.d. 75 Alliance des chorales du Québec 0.5 cm. 1974-1992, n.d. 76 ALLIK, Kristi 1 item 1990 77 ALLISON, Catherine 9 items 1977-1986 78 ALLWORTH, Christopher 0.5 cm. 1976-1990, n.d. 79 Alouette 19 items 1979-1989, n.d. 80 Alouette Vocal Quartet 0.5 cm. 1974-1990, n.d. 81 Altones, The 2 items 1962 82 Amadeus Choir of Scarborough 9 items 1987-1992, n.d. 83 Amadeus Ensemble 12 items 1984-1992, n.d. 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 description April 23, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 84 AMADIO, Norm 6 items 1979-1980 85 AMARO, Eugene and Jimmy 1 item 1975 86 Amateur Music Making 1 item 1976 87 Amati String Quartet 9 items 1975-1978, n.d. 88 Ambrose Family 0.5 cm. 1972-1991, n.d. 89 AMBROSE, Tommy 21 items 1958-1991, n.d. 90 American Symphony Orchestra League 3 items 1971-1976, n.d. 91 Amici 8 items 1990-1992, n.d. 92 Amis de l’arts, Les 20 items 1977-1990, n.d. 93 Amis de la scène lyrique du Québec, Les 3 items 1982, n.d. 94 Amis de l’orgue de Québec, Les 0.5 cm. 1975-1991, n.d. 95 Amish 9 items 1975-1979, n.d. 96 AMTMANN, Willy 9 items 1978-1990, n.d. 97 Anderson Family 0.5 cm. 1974-1989, n.d. 98 ANDERSON, George 0.5 cm. 1978, n.d. 99 ANDERSON, Glenn Barry 3 items 1976-1977 100 ANDRÉ, Louise 13 items 1977-1990, n.d. 101 ANDREW, Milla 15 items 1977-1990, n.d. 102 Anerca 10 items 1976-1990, n.d. 103 ANGÉ, Denyse 8 items 1976-1982, n.d. 104 Angels of the Earth 4 items 1975-1976 105 ANGER, J.Humfrey 0.5 cm. 1974-1979, n.d. 106 Anglican Church Music 1 cm. 1975-1991, n.d. 107 Anglo-Canadian Leather Company Band 6 items 1979-1985, n.d. 108 Anglo-Canadian Music Co. 6 items 1978-1987, n.d. 109 ANHALT, Istvan 1 cm. 1976-1991, n.d. 110 ANKA, Paul 0.5 cm. 1965-1992, n.d. 111 ANNE of Green Gables 1 cm. 1958-1991, n.d. 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 EMC File Code of the Fonds (Accession Number)/Cote de fonds (Numéro d'acquisition) MUS 269 (1996-9) 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 2 of/de 2 description April 23, 1996 FOLDER DESCRIPTION CM DATE(S) CHEMISE 112 Anonymus 2 items 1991-1992 113 Anthems, Motets, Psalms 0.5 cm.
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