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The Inventory of the Sarah Caldwell Collection #1733

The Inventory of the Sarah Caldwell Collection #1733

The Inventory

of the

Sarah Caldwell

Collection

#1733

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Caldwell, Sarah #1733 5/19/07 Preliminary Listing

Note: OCB = Company of

I. Correspondence. A. Professional; includes ALS, ANS, TLS, TNS, cards, postcards, invitations, faxes. Box 1 1. 1951-1959; 11 items; notables include: [F. 1] a. Applebaum, Louis (Canadian conductor). TLS, 12/9/58. 2. 1960-1969; approx. 200 items; includes programs from SC's performances at The White House, 4/3/67, 12/9/68; notables include: [F. 1-3] a. Breslin, Herbert (music industry executive). 2 TLS, 2/19/69, 4/15/69. b. Brooke, Edward W. III (U.S. Senator, Mass.) (i) 6 TLS from Boston-area university presidents re: nominations to OCB advisory council to increase student involvement with OCB; notables include: (a) Christ-Janer, Arland F. (president, , 1967-1970). TLS, 12/2/68. (b) Pusey, Nathan M. (president, Harvard). Letter. (ii) Telegram, photocopy, 2/20/65. c. Morse, F. Bradford (U.S. Congressman, Mass.) TLS from Morse's executive assistant to James Curran (manager, OCB), 5/15/68 d. Van Vleck, John H. (American physicist, Nobel Prize winner). TLS, 4/22/69. 3. 1970-1979; approx. 1,000 items (all notable items in F. 4). [F. 4-14] a. Adler, Kurt Herbert (American conductor). Invitation, 11/19/78. b. Bach, Jan (American composer; Pulitzer Prize nominee). TLS, 2/18/76. c. Bok, Derek (President, Harvard University). TL, 1/9/75. d. Brooke, Edward W. III. 2 TLS, 2/23/76, 8/17/76.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 1 of 83 e. Chavez, Carlos (Mexican composer). i. ALS, 3/2/75. ii. TLS, 2/18/75. f. Coppola, Carmine (American composer; Oscar, Golden Globe winner). ALS, 12/16/78. g. Gossett, Philip (American opera scholar). TLS, 8/16/73. h. Inbal, Shimshon (Consul General of Israel). Invitation, 5/6/73. i. Kalmanoff, Martin (American composer). TLS, 7/26/78. j. La Montaine, John (American composer; Pulitzer Prize winner). 2 TLS, 6/18/75, 8/26/78. k. Lehrman, Leonard (American composer). ALS, 2/28/78. l. Lipton, James (American actor, writer). TLS, 5/9/76. m. McElheran, Brock (Canadian conductor). TLS, 12/22/78. n. Mendenhall, Thomas C. (President, Smith College). TLS, 10/29/73. o. Nagano, Kent (American conductor). TLS, 8/31/76. p. Persichetti, Vincent (American composer and conductor). ALS, 2/10/75. q. Queler, Eve (American conductor; founder, Opera Orchestra of New York). TLS, 6/18/73. r. Rockefeller, David, Jr. (philanthropist). TLS, 8/8/75. s. Sargent, Francis W. (Governor, Mass.) TLS, 10/30/74. t. Sellars, Peter (opera, theater, film director). ALS, 2/17/75. u. Silber, John (President, Boston University). TLS, 6/15/73. v. Sills, Beverly (; director, ). Invitation from Mary Owen Greenwood to “Cocktail Supper” in honor of Sills, 1/24/74. w. Totenberg, Roman (Polish-American violinist). TLS, 10/19/78. x. White, Kevin H. (Mayor, Boston). (i) 2 invitations, 2/2/79, 4/4/79. (ii) Mailgram, 8/7/78. (iii) TLS, 11/29/74.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 2 of 83 Box 2 4. 1980-1989; approx. 300 items; notables include: [F. 1-2] a. Brademas, John (president, NYU). TLS, 3/15/82. b. Kennedy, Edward (U.S. Senator, Mass.) TLS, 3/23/88. c. Lahat, Shlomo (Mayor, Tel Aviv, Israel). Mailgram, 11/5/82 d. Nagano, Kent. ALS, 11/25/83. 5. 1990-1999; approx. 300 items; notables include: [F. 3-6] a. Billington, James H. (Librarian of Congress). Fax, 4/6/99. b. Clinton, William J. (U.S. President). 2 invitations, 1/9/97, 9/29/97. c. Crighton, D. G. (British mathematician, physicist). (i) 3 faxes, 1/12/98, 6/30/99, 7/1/99. (ii) 2 TLS, 6/30/99. d. Heinz, Teresa (American philanthropist). TLS, 2/12/96. e. Leacock, Richard (documentary film director). Fax, 4/8/96. f. Senn, Herbert (American designer). Fax, 7/18/98. 6. Undated; approx. 200 items; notables include: [F. 7-9] a. Gorbachev, Mikhail (President, USSR). TL, n.d. b. Harbison, John (American composer). ALS, n.d. b. Nagano, Kent. n.d. c. Nixon, Marni (soprano). Card, n.d. d. Nixon, Richard M. (U.S. President). Invitation to inauguration, 1/20/69. e. Sills, Beverly. ANS to Osbourne McConathy (American conductor), n.d. f. Stravinsky, Vera (wife of composer Igor Stravinsky). TLS re: festival to honor her husband, n.d. g. Wanamaker, Sam (American theatre director). TLS, n.d. B. Personal; includes TLS, ALS, telgrams, cards, postcards from family; may include photographs, printed materials, legal materials. 1. General; approx. 1,000 items, 1948-1994. [F. 10-14] Box 3 a. Ibid. [F. 1-5] 2. Re: Feb. 1985 hospital stay; approx. 250 items; notables include: [F. 6-7] a. Harris, Virginia (chairman, Christian Science board of directors). ANS, n.d.

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b. Newman, Danny (press agent, Lyric Opera of Chicago). TLS, 2/7/85. c. Shaw, Robert Lawson (American conductor). ANS, 3/11/85. d. Yauger, Margaret (mezzo-soprano). Postcard, 3/4/85. 3. Re: Christmas 1975; approx. 50 items; notables include: a. Moffo, Anna (American soprano). Card with ANS. [F. 7] b. Wiesner, Jerome B.(science advisor to U.S. Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy; President of MIT). Card. C. Files; includes ALS, ANS, TLS, TNS, cards postcards; may include printed material, photographs. 1. “1969,” approx. 10 items. [F. 8] 2. “1970,” approx. 30 items; notables include: a. Bing, Rudolph (General Manager, New York ). TLS, 9/2/70. 3. “1971,” approx. 80 items; notables include: a. Alessandro, Victor (American conductor). TLS, 10/1/71. b. Brooke, Edward W. III. TLS, 10/1/71. c. Johnson, Howard (chairman, MIT Corporation). TLS, 9/10/71. d. Kalmanoff, Martin (American composer). TLS, 10/13/71. e. La Montaine, John. Letter. f. Steinem, Gloria (American journalist). TLS, 10/22/71. g. Verrett, Shirley (American mezzo-soprano). TLS, 7/21/71. 4. “1971,” re: OCB; approx. 100 items. [F. 9] 5. “1972,” re: OCB; approx. 125 items. [F. 10] 6. “1973,” approx. 50 items. [F. 11] 7. “1974,” re: OCB; approx. 100 items; notables include: a. London, George (-). TLS, 6/10/74. 8. “June 1983,” re: OCB; approx. 20 items. 9. “July, August, September 1983,” re: OCB; approx. 25 items. 10. “Dec. 1983,” re: OCB; approx. 15 items. Box 4 11. “Artist Correspondence 1966,” approx. 10 items; notables include: [F. 1]

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a. Bing, Rudolph. 2 TLS, photocopies,10/29/65, 10/30/65. 12. “Auditions - Job Applications,” 8 items. 13. “Bill Benoit,” approx. 10 items. 14. “Caldwell,” approx. 10 items. 15. “China Letter,” approx. 10 items. 16. “Chorus Audition,” approx. 200 items; notables include: [F. 2] a. Harbison, John. ALS, 4/14/75. b. Hume, Paul (music editor, The Washington Post). TLS, 6/16/75. c. Lerman, Leo (American writer, editor). Telegram, 06/02/75. d. Mamlok, Ursula (American composer). ALS, 05/18/75. e. Michener, James A. (American author). TLS, n.d. f. Perry, Julia (American composer). TNS, n.d. g. Ross, Glynn (Opera administrator). TLS, 08/01/75. h. Wiesner, Jerome B. TLS, 6/6/75. 17. “Contract Correspondence (1959),” approx. 15 items. [F. 3] 18. “Hoffnung,” 5 items re: Gerard Hoffnung (artist and musician); includes TLS from Hoffnung, 12/31/58. 19. “Honorary Degrees,” approx. 20 items; includes photographs. 20. “Letters Received – September,” approx. 50 items. 21. “McConathy, Osbourne W.,” 5 items. 22. “Norwood,” 5 items, 1962-1963. 23. “Other People’s Mail,” approx. 20 items, 1982. [F. 4] 24. “South Shore,” TLS, 1/18/63. 25. “Stone, Mrs. David G. – Brookline,” approx. 30 items, 1959. 26. “Stravinsky, Igor,” includes TLS from Igor Stravinsky, 9/5/57. 27. “Sudbury,” approx. 20 items. 28. “Tech Applicants,” approx. 20 items. 29. “To Be Answered,” approx. 20 items; notables include: a. Christoff, Boris (Bulgarian bass). (i) ALS, 12/10/65. (ii) Telegram, 12/20/65. 30. “Vocal Auditions,” approx. 5 items. 31. “Weston,” approx. 20 items. 32. Untitled chronological files. a. 1972; approx. 50 items; notables include: [F. 5] (i) White, Kevin H. TLS, 8/10/72.

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(ii) Wiesner, Jerome B. TLS, 10/27/72. b. 1973; approx. 15 items. c. 1974; approx. 50 items; notables include: (i) London, George. TLS, 6/10/74. (ii) Saunders, Arlene (American soprano). ALS, 6/27/74. d. 1975; approx. 200 items; notables include: [F. 6] (i) Bok, Derek C. Invitation, 11/21/75. (ii) Effron, David (American conductor). TLS, 10/29/75. (iii) Ross, Glynn (Opera administrator). ANS, n.d. e. 1979; approx. 25 items; notables include: [F. 7] (i) Gould, Morton (American composer, pianist). TLS, 2/12/79. (ii) McElheran, Brock (Canadian conductor). TLS, n.d. 33. Untitled, re: auditions; approx. 40 items. 34. Untitled, re: mother’s insurance; 5 items. 35. “,” re: creation and early workings of OCB; includes correspondence re: solicitation and trustees; financial materials, printed materials. Each sub-file contains 5-10 items unless otherwise noted. a. “A Correspondence.” b. “Avalon.” c. “B Correspondence,” approx. 30 items. d. “Bay State Charitable.” e. “Beinecke Foundation.” f. “Beranek, Leo L.” (pioneering scientist in the field of acoustics and radio). g. “Beveridge, F[rank]. S[tanley].” (entrepreneur, philanthropist). h. “Binney Foundation.” i. “Black, L. C.” j. “Bonis, Laszlo” (materials scientist; executive head of OCB; head of touring company). k. “Boston Opera Group - Gifts Received.” [F. 9] l. “Boston Opera Group - Gifts Received Under $100.” m. “Boston Opera Group - Gifts Received Over $100.” [F. 10] n. “Brooke Correspondence,” notables include:

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(i) Saltonstall, Leverett (U.S. Senator, Mass.) TLS, 10/12/65. o. “Burstein, Maxwell” (philanthropist). p. “Correspondence C.” [F. 11] q. “Cabot, Henry B.” (philanthropist; president of the Boston Symphony Orchestra). r. “Cabot, Mrs. John G. L.” s. “Cabot, John G. L.” t. “Cahners, Norman” (publisher). u. “Caldwell.” v. “Cancian, John.” w. “Carling.” x. “Childs. y. “Choate.” z. “Chrysler.” aa. “Commerce & Industry Followup.” bb. “Commerce, Industry Letter and List.” cc. “Condoria Foundation.” [F. 12] dd. “Contributions $500 and $100.” ee. “Corporations: Gen Info.” ff. “Cox, Mrs. Gardner.” gg. “Cunningham.” hh. “D Correspondence.” ii. “Devine.” jj. “Donahue, Liz.” kk. “Donation List June 1, ‘65.” ll. “Draper Corporation.” mm. “E Correspondence.” [F. 13] nn. “Eastern Company.” oo. “Ellison Foundation.” pp. “F Correspondence.” qq. “Filene Foundation, Inc.” rr. “Ford.” ss. “Friedlander.” tt. “G Correspondence.” uu. “General Electric.” vv. “Greenough, Peter” (journalist, editor, husband of ). ww. “Grosjean.” xx. “H Correspondence.” yy. “Haffenreffer, Jean” (philanthropist). zz. “H. D. Hood and Sons.” aaa. “Hayden (Charles) Foundation.”

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bbb. “Hood, Mr. and Mrs.” ccc. “Howland, Mrs. L.” ddd. “I Correspondence.” [F. 14] eee. “Inquiries Follow Up.” fff. “J Correspondence.” ggg. “K Correspondence.” hhh. “Klarfeld, S. Myron” (attorney). iii. “L Correspondence.” jjj. “Lasker.” kkk. “List.” lll. “M Correspondence.” mmm. “Mc Correspondence.” nnn. “Moses.” ooo. “Murray, Dr. Josephine” (Boston pediatrician and philanthropist). ppp. “N Correspondence.” qqq. “Neal, Paul.” rrr. “Nicholson, Dean E.” sss. “O Correspondence.” ttt. “Opsahl, Dr. Jeanette.” uuu. “P Correspondence.” vvv. “Parker, A. H.” www. “Pappas, John C.” xxx. “Pierce Charitable Trust.” yyy. “Pittsburgh Plate Glass.” zzz. “Parker Letter: Responses.” Box 5 aaaa. “Past Contributors.” [F. 1] bbbb. “Priority Prospects Found., Indiv., Industry.” cccc. “Progress Reports.” dddd. “Correspondence R.” eeee. “Rappaport, J. L.” ffff. “Raytheon.” gggg. “RCA Victor.” hhhh. “Rockefeller.” iiii. “Rockefeller, M. B.” jjjj. “Rudnick, Alford P.” kkkk. “Correspondence S.” llll. “Sagamore Foundation.” mmmm. “Scott, H. H.” [F. 2] nnnn. “Scovell, Alan.” oooo. “Skinner, David W.” pppp. “Smith Foundation.” qqqq. “Elle E. Snelgrove.”

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rrrr. “The Sonnabend Foundation.” ssss. “Stare: Boston Personal Friends.” tttt. “Stare: Local Small and Medium Business.” uuuu. “Stare: #1 to National Business Executives.” vvvv. “Stare, Frederick J.” [F. 3] wwww. “Stare, Mrs. F. J.” xxxx. “Stare: Trustees.” yyyy. “Sylvania.” zzzz. “Correspondence T.” aaaaa. “Tambone, A. J.” [F. 4] bbbbb. “Trustees.” ccccc. “Trustees 65-66 Quotas.” ddddd. “Tufenkjian, D. R.” eeeee. “Correspondence U.” fffff. “Correspondence V.” ggggg. “Vappi, C. Vincent.” hhhhh. “Vingo Trust II.” iiiii. “Correspondence W.” jjjjj. “Webster, L. Dale.” kkkkk. “Wilson, James G.” lllll. “Correspondence XYZ.”

II. Professional Materials. A Production files; may include scores, schedules, scripts, casting lists, stage notes, calendars, holograph notes, blueprints, cassette tapes, costume files, posters, programs, cue notes, prop lists, photographs, clippings, correspondence. Also see Subject Files for similar material. 1. “,” by . a. May, 1980; Mar. 1989. [F. 5-8] b. 1982. [F. 9] c. 1989. [F. 10-12] d. n.d. [F. 13-16] Box 6 2. “American National Opera Company.” [F. 1-3] 3. “Ancient Chinese Tunes,” by L. E. R. Picken. [F. 4] 4. “Balcony.” [F. 5-6] 5. “Balducci.” [F. 7] 6. “Barber of Seville,” by . a. Fall 1988. [F. 8] b. “Act I.” [F. 9-10] c. “Act II.” [F. 11] d. “Complete Stage Copy.” [F. 12-13] e. “Full Score.” [F. 14]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 9 of 83 f. “Children’s Version,” 2 files. [F. 15] Box 7 7. “La Boheme,” by . a. 1977. [F. 1-2] b. 1982. [F. 3-5] c. 1989. [F. 6] d. n.d. [F. 7-8] 8. “Candide,” by . [F. 9] 9. “,” by , 1985. [F. 10-12] 10. “Cosi Fan Tutti,” by W. A. Mozart. [F. 13-14] Box 8 11. “Damnation of ,” by , 1978, 2 files. [F. 1-3] 12. “Daughter of the Regiment,” by , Act I. [F. 4-5] 13. “Dead Souls,” by Rodion Shchedrin. a. 1988. [F. 6] b. n.d. [F. 7] 14. “,” by Giuseppe Verdi, 1973. [F. 8] 15. “,” by W. A. Mozart. 16. “,” by Gaetano Donizetti. a. 1978. [F. 9-12] b. 1980, 2 files. [F. 12-13] Box 9 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-2] c. 1987, 2 files. [F. 3-5] d. “Miscellaneous Materials.” [F. 5] 17. “,” by . [F. 6] 18. “Falstaff,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. 1979. [F. 7-9] b. “Act I.” [F. 10] c. “Act II.” [F. 11] d. “Act III.” [F. 12] Box 10 e. n.d. [F. 1-3] 19. “Faust,” by . a. 1975. [F. 4] b. 1981. [F. 5] c. “Act Music.” [F. 6] d. “Lighting.” [F. 7] e. “Research.” [F. 8-9] f. n.d. [F. 10] 20. “Fidelio,”by . [F. 11] 21. “,” by Johann Strauss II. a. 1980, 3 files. [F. 12-17] Box 11 b. n.d., 2 files. [F. 1] 22. “Flying Dutchman,” by . [F. 2-3] 23. “Freischütz,” by , 1982. [F. 4-6]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 10 of 83 24. “Girl of the Golden West,” by Giacomo Puccini. [F. 7] 25. “Good Soldier Schweik,” by Robert Kurka. 26. “Hansel and Gretel,” by Engelbert Humperdinck. a. 1979. [F. 8-9] b. 1980. [F. 10] 27. “Ice Break” [“Wenn Das Eis Bricht”], by Michael Tippett, 2 files. [F. 11-14] 28. “Der Junge Lord” [“The Young Lord”], by Hans Werner Henze. [F. 15] Box 12 29. “The Legend of the Invisible City of Kietezh and the Maiden of Feronia,” by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, 1983. [F. 1-6] 30. “,” by . [F. 7] 31. “,” by Giuseppe Verdi. [F. 8] 32. “,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. 1979. b. 1987. [F. 9-10] c. 1990, 2 files. [F. 11-14] d. n.d., 2 files. [F. 15-18] Box 13 33. “Magic Flute,” by W. A. Mozart. a. 1990, 3 files. [F. 1-4] b. n.d. [F. 5] 34. [The Rise and Fall of the City of] “Mahoganny,” by Kurt Weill. [F. 6-7] 35. “Makropolos” [“The Makropolous Case”], by Leos Janacek. [F. 8-9] 36. “Mass,” by Leonard Bernstein. [F. 10-12] 37. “Master Peter’s Puppet Theatre,” by Manuel de Falla. [F. 13-14] Box 14 38. “Medea,” by , 1988, 4 files. [F. 1-7] 39. “Montezuma,” by Roger Sessions, 2 files. [F. 8-10] 40. “Moses and Aron,” by . [F. 11] 41. “Orpheus,” by Claudio Monteverdi. a. 1982. [F. 12-14] b. n.d., 2 files. [F. 15-17] 42. “Pelléas et Mélisande,” by . [F. 18] 43. “Princess and the Pea,” 1980. 44. “,” by Giuseppe Verdi. Box 15 a. 1977. [F. 1] b. 1981. c. 1986. [F. 2-3] 45. “,” by . a. 1981, 2 files. [F. 4-7] b. n.d. [F. 8-9]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 11 of 83 46. “Russian Festival,” 1988, 2 files. [F. 10-12] 47. “Ruslan and Ludmila,” by . a. 1977, 2 files. [F. 13-14] b. “Men’s Chorus Part.” [F. 15-16] Box 16 48. “,” by Bernd Alois Zimmermann. a. 1982, 3 files. [F. 1-6] b. 1988. [F. 7] 49. “Soviet Music,” Nov. 1985. [F. 8] 50. “,” by Giuseppe Verdi. [F. 9-10] 51. “Tales of Hoffman,” by . a. 1960. [F. 11-12] b. n.d. [F. 13-14] Box 17 52. “Threepenny Opera,” by Kurt Weill. a. 1988. [F. 1-2] b. n.d., 2 files. [F. 3-4] 53. “,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. “Act I,” 1972. [F. 5] b. “Act II,” 1972. [F. 6] c. 1978. [F. 7-8] d. n.d. [F. 9-10] 54. “Il Trovatore,” by Giuseppe Verdi. [F. 11-12] 55. “,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. 1973, 2 files. [F. 13-14] b. 1982, 3 files. [F. 15-16] Box 18 c. n.d. [F. 1-5] 56. “The Triumph of Honor,” by Alessandro Scarlatti, 1976. [F. 6-7] 57. “,” by Giacomo Puccini, 1983. [F. 8-11] 58. “Vampyr,” by Heinrich Marschner. a. 1979. [F. 12] b. 1980, 2 files. [F. 13-15] Box 19 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-4] c. n.d., 2 files. [F. 5-6] 59. “Voyage to the Moon,” by Jacques Offenbach. a. 1958. [F. 7] b. 1968. [F. 8] c. 5 files. [F. 9-12] 60. “War and Peace,” by . a. 1974. [F. 13] b. “Cast List and Addresses,” 1974. [F. 14] c. “Costumes and Wigs,” 1974. d. 1980, 2 files. [F. 15-16] e. “Call Score Act III,” 1980. [F. 17-18] f. n.d., 2 files. [F. 1-3]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 12 of 83 g. “Props and Stage Management.” [F. 4] h. “Stage Right.” [F. 5-6] i. “Stage Left.” [F. 7] B. Subject files; may include correspondence; memos; contracts; programs; newspaper clippings; production materials; photographs; legal materials; printed materials. 1. “1973-1974 Season.” [F. 8] 2. “14 Angels.” [F. 9] 3. “1978-79, Solicitation Letters.” 4. “1984 Season.” 5. “1985 Season.” [F. 10] 6. “Abuction-Seraglio: January 1965.” 7. “Act I Dialogues,” re: “Die Fledermaus.” 8. “Act II Dialogue,” re: “Die Fledermaus.” 9. “Act III Dialogue,” re: “Die Fledermaus.” 10. “Aida ’89 Electric.” [F. 11] 11. “Agency Auditions.” 12. “AGMA Correspondence 1962-1963,” re: American Guild of Musical Artists. 13. “American National Opera Company - Misc.,” sub-files: a. “Tour - Itineraries ANOC.” [F. 12] b. “Memos - Administration, ANOC.” 14. “American Opera Company,” includes Standard Artist Contracts, Mar. 1967. [F. 13] 15. “Analysis of Giving.” 16. “Annual Fund Assignments.” 17. “Annual Fund Mailing, Feb., 1980.” 18. “Another 08 File.” 19. “Applications for Production Personnel, 1969-1970.” [F. 14] 20. “.” 21. “Apeseche, Sandra Joan.” [F. 15] 22. “Arneson, Sally.” 23. “Arnold, David.” 24. “Arsenault, Keith.” 25. “Artists Biographical Data.” 26. “Associated Grant Makers Emergency Loan - PAID.” 27. “Arts Application.” [F. 15-17] Box 21 28. “AT&T Correspondence.” [F. 1] 29. “Audition Requests N.Y.,” includes: a. Brooke, Edward W. III. TLS re: Patrice Pastore, 30. “Audition Requests (Out of Country).” [F. 2] 31. “Austin Party, 1995.” 32. “Austin, W. Gerald.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 13 of 83 33. “Avedisian, Edward,” 2 files. [F. 3] 34. “ANOC Business” [American National Opera Company]. [F. 4] 35. “The Balcony.” 36. “Ballet.” 37. “Bangor, Maine.” [F. 5] 38. “Barber of Seville.” 39. “Barber of Seville, February 1963.” 40. “Barber of Seville, 1974.” 41. “Bartok, May, 1967.” 42. “Beckman, Scott James.” [F. 6] 43. “Bedford, Judith.” 44. “Benefactors.” 45. “Bennett, Richard.” 46. “Benoit, Bill.” 47. “Bergell, Aaron.” 48. “Bergquist, Eleanor.” 49. “Black, L. C., May, 1984.” 50. “Board: as of 7/19/79.” 51. “La Boheme, January, 1959.” 52. “La Boheme, March, 1967.” 53. “La Boheme, Spring Tour 1967.” 54. “Book Adjusts Forms,” includes sub-files: a. “Orchestra Unformation.” [F. 7] b. “Pianos.” c. “Hansel Contract – Children’s Opera League,” includes 2 contracts, Mar. 13 - Sep. 10, 1979. d. “Chestnut Hill Mall Contracts,” includes 3 contracts 1979-1980. e. “National Theater Club Contact,” includes contract, 1979. f. “Contracts Caterers,” includes 2 contracts, 1979. g. “First Night.” 55. “Boomer, Virginia.’ 56. “Borge, Victor.” 57. “, May, 1965.” 58. “Boston Opera Complex.” [F. 8] 59. “Brandt, Joanne.” 60. “Brauer, Walter.” 61. “Brennan, William.” 62. “Brikowski, Elizabeth.” 63. “Brisson, Bob.” 64. “Brakton.” 65. “Brodsky, Marla.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 14 of 83 66. “Brooke, Edward.” 67. “Bruell, Emily Jane.” [F. 9] 68. “Brussel, Alan.” 69. “Bryant, Theresa.” 70. “Budgets OCB, 1979.” 71. “Bueschen, Jimmy.” 72. “Building Committee.” 73. “Bundick, Theresa.” 74. “Burns, Paul.” 75. “Business Luncheon Letter.” [F. 10] 76. “Bass, Wilfred (Luftansa).” 77. “Butterfly.” 78. “Byce, Jason.” 79. “Caldwell, Sarah.” 80. “Caldwell, Sarah,” re: Arts Reporting Service. 81. “Calvo, René.” [F. 11] 82. “Cameron, Deco.” 83. “Caplin, Robert.” 84. “Capra, Charles.” 85. “Carey, Rachel.” 86. “Carleton, Deborah.” 87. “Carriel, Ben.” 88. “Carriker, Robert.” 89. “Caruso, Philip.” 90. “Case Statement Material, 1971-72.” 91. “Cases for the Opera Company.” 92. “Cash, John.” [F. 12] 93. “Cass, Jarres.” 94.. “Cataldo, Diane.” 95 “Central Opera Service.” 96. “Challenge Grant Info.” [F. 13] 97. “Charbonneau, Debra.” 98. “Cheeley, Christopher.” 99. “Children’s Program.” 100 “China.” [F. 14] 101. “Chorus.” 102. “Ciaschini, Peter.” 103. “Clairmont, Richard.” 104. “Clarey, Cynthia.” 105. “Clement, John.” 106. “Cody, Peter.” 107. “Cokkinias, Peter.” 108. “Cole, Vinson,” includes contract, 1979. 109. “Coleman, Clifton.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 15 of 83 110. “Colley, Chuck.” [F. 15] 111. “Collins, Diana.” 112. “Comfort, Richard.” 113. “Command Performance November, 1961.” 114. “Completed Campaign Pledge Forms.” 115. “Conductors.” 116. “Conley, Mary E.” 117. “Consortium,” 2 files. [F.15-16] Box 22 118. “Consumer Marketing Services.” [F. 1] 119. “Contributions, 1965-1966.” 120. “Contributions, 1966-1968.” 121. “Contributions, 1967-1968.” [F. 2] 122. “Contributions, 1968-1969.” [F. 3] 123. “Connell, Elizabeth.” [F. 4] 124. “Contributions, 1969-1970.” 125. “Contributions, 1970-1971.” 126. “Conway, Jill.” 127. “Corbett, Michael.” 128. “Cordova, Richard Allen.” 129. “Corp Foundation Trust.” 130. “Corporate Mailing.” 131. “Corporation.” 132. “Corporate Solicitations.” [F. 5] 133. “Cosindas, Nicholas.” 134. “Costume Department Inventions – Robert Canon’s Copy.” 135. “Council Request for Opera House.” 136. “Covers – Musical America, 1974.” 137. “Country Western Artists / Bluegrass.” [F. 6] 138. “Covers / Various.” 139. “Crannage, Elizabeth.” 140. “Crina, Lawrence M.” 141. “Cross, Catherine.” 142. “Croteau, Harold.” 143. “Cuccaro, Costanza.” 144. “Cunningham.” 145. “Cunningham, John (Answers).” 146. “Currier, Marcia Jump.” 147. “Curtis, Jan.” 148. “Cushing, Patricia.” 149. “Daily Contributions Received, 1971-1972.” [F. 7] 150. “Darialson, CT, Killinglily H.S.” 151. “Danner, Henry.” 152. “Dansley, William.” 153. “Davis, Sarah.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 16 of 83 154. “D’Avigron, Mary.” [F. 8] 155. “De Causemaker, Susan.” 156. “De la Garza, Rene.” 157. “De Los Angeles, Victoria.” 158. “Diechert, Mr. Lynn B.” 159. “Del Hagen, Philips.” 160. “Deleted Music and Dialogues.” 161. “Dembar, Brahan.” 162. “Development Community Meeting, 1968-1969.” 163. “Development Community Meeting, 1969-1970.” 164. “Development Community Meeting, 1970-1971.” 165. “Development Community Meeting, 1971-1972.” [F. 9] 166. “Development Community 01/06/72.” [F. 10] 167. “Development Community 01/09/72.” 168. “Development Community 3/09/72.’ [F. 11] 169. “Development Community 4/11/72.” 170. “DeWilde, Karen.” [F. 12] 171. ‘DiZio, Denise.” 172. “Diamond, David.” 173. “Diffen, Ray.” 174. “Dilinka, Chris.” 175. “DiMartino, Andrea.” 176. “Dir / Trust Review.” 177. “Distler, Mary.” [F. 13] 178. “Doctor, Carlton.” 179. “Donato, James.” 180. “Don Carlos.” 181. “Don Giovanni.” 182. “Don Giovanni, Feb., 1967.” 183. “Don Pasquale: Tech Rehearsal 6th Worcester Rehearse 7th.” [F. 14] 184. “Don Quichote.” 185. “Donato, James.” 186. “Donnelly, Candice.” 187. “Donor Mailing, Feb., 1979.” 188. “Donor Mailing, May, 1979.” 189. “Donors $500 or More.” 190. “Donors List, 1978-1979.” [F. 15] 191. “Dooley, Mathew.” 192. “Doyle, Elizabeth.” 193. “Doyle, .” 194. “Drafts.” 195. “Drew, Irene.” 196. “Durkin, George.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 17 of 83 197. “Eastern Opera Consortium.” [F. 16] Box 23 198. “Early, Robert.” [F. 1] 199. “Eaves-Brooks.” 200. “Edwards, Ryan.” 201. “Edwards, Valerie.” 202. “Education Program.” 203. “Eldridge, Paul Stevens.” 204. “Elias, Rosalind.” 205. “L’Elisir D’Amore, March, 1964.” 206. “End of the Year Appeal Assignments, 1979.” 207. “Ellis, Brent.” 208. “Englund, John,” 2 files. 209. “Errington, Stephen.” 210. “Estes, Simon.” [F. 2] 211. “Evitts, David.” 212. “Executive Committee.” 213. “Extra Xerox Copies.” 214. “Fagerburg, Rachel.” 215. “Fahay, John.” 216. “Fairbanks, Richard.” 217. “Falewicz, Magdalena.” 218. “Fall ‘68.” 219. “Falstaff.” 220. “Falstaff Jan., 1961.” 221. “Fall/Christmas Raffle.” [F. 3] 222. “Fabrizi, Aldo Noel.” 223. “Faust Feb., 1963.” 224. “Fax Cover Sheet-June, 1995.” 225. “Feb., 18th 1997-Bay Bank Sverlovsk – Checks Written.” 226. “Feb., 1951 Mailing.” 227. “Fieldman, Gary Bennett.” 228. “Feinblood, Joshua Charles - Exempt.” [F. 4] 229. “Fergus, Patricia.” 230. “Fiandaca.” 231. “Financial Statement.” 232. “Finney, John.” 233. “File Index.” 234. “Fischer, Anastasia.” 235. “Fischer, Jeffrey.” [F. 5] 236. “Fitzpatrick – Silver, Noreen.” 237. “Flanagan, Richard P.” 238. “Fleck, William.” 239. “Die Fledermaus Budget.” [F. 6] 240. “Die Fledermaus, April, 1967.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 18 of 83 241. “Foley, Kathleen.” 242. “Ford Foundation.” 243. “Fortunato, D’Anna.,” 2 files. 244. “Foundation Proposals, Annual.” 245. “Foundation Lists and Forums.” [F. 7] 246. “Foundation Prospects.” 247. “Foundation Prospects: IDREW.” 248. “Fredericks, Richard.” [F. 8] 249. “Freeman, Florence.” 250. “Freeman, Henry.” 251. “French, Paul.” 252. “Friday Luncheon Recitals.” 253. “Fuentes, Edwin.” 254. “Fulginiti, Anthony.” 255. “Fundraising,” 2 files. [F. 8-9] 256. “G.” [F. 9] 257. “Gala.” 258. “Gallegher, Frances.” 259. “Gambules, Ellen,” 2 files. 260. “Gardner, Jala.” [F. 10] 261. “Gardner-Moran Inc.” 262. “Garraway, Michael.” 263. “Gaul, Michele.” 264. “General End-of-Year Making, Dec., 1978.” 265. “General File.” 266. “Ghitalla, Armando.” 267. “Gibbs, Gretta.” 268. “Gibson, William.” 269. “Gillespie.” 270. “Gilmer, Anne.” [F. 11] 271. “Giving Breakdown, 1979-1980.” 272. “Goldman, Maynard.” 273. “Gonzalez, Katherine.” 274. “Goodman, Kenneth.” 275. “Gordon, Adam H.” 276. “Gosier, Diane.” 277. “Gossman, Kathleen.” 278. “Gramm, Donald.” 279. “Grant File 120,000,” includes sub-files: a. “Opera New England, 1975-1976.” b. “National Endowment Mass Arts Council Grant.” [F. 12] 280. “Green, Bob,” 2 files. 281. “Green, Jim.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 19 of 83 282. “Green Market Services.” 283. “Green, Nancy.” 284. “Green Party.” 285. “Griffin, Ralph,” 2 files. 286. “Grimes, Francis.” 287. “Grimes, John.” 288. “Grout, Rose Mary.” 289. “Grover, Neil.” 290. “GSX.” 291. “Guidetti, Pamela.” 292. “Gwin, James.” 293. “Guild.” [F. 13] 294. “Haffenreffer,” 2 files. [F. 14] 295. “Hagar, Alan Wayne.” 296. “Hagegärd, Hakan.” 297. “Hale Betty, Loan to ONE” [Opera New England]. 298. “Halloran, David.” 299. “Hammell, Ruth.” 300. “Hansel and Gretel.” 301. “Happel, Marc.” 302. “Harkins, Mary.” 303. “Harrison, Ardis.” 304. “Harrison, Stephen.” 305. “Harvard Glee Club.” 306. “Harvey, Laneile.” [F. 15] 307. “Havlice, Robert.” 308. “Hayes, Africka.” 309. “Hedlund, Ronald,” 2 files. 310. “Hendrix, Stephen.” 311. “Hermiller, Heidi-Anne.” 312. “Hermiston, Nancy.” 313. “Herson, Jean.” 314. “Hielan, Donna.” 315. “Hill, Ellen.” 316. “Hillyer, Dirk Mattox.” 317. “Himmelberger, Donna.” 318. “Hoffman, Lois.” 319. “Holyoke, John.” 320. “Hooper, Ann,” 2 files. 321. “Honeysucker, Robert.” 322. “Hofvendahl, Steve.” 323. “Holdaway, Wendy.” 324. “Holmes, Judith.” 325. “Holmes, Leslie.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 20 of 83 326. “Holmgred, Fred.” 327. “House Accounts.” 328. “House Notes.” 329. “Howe, Melissa.” Box 24 330. “Hubbord, Ivan.” [F. 1] 331. “Huckaby, William.” 332. “Hull, Susan.” 333. “Hume, Anne.” 334. “Hume, Michael.” 335. “Humphreys, Llewellyn.” 336. “Hunt, Lorraine Morera.” 337. “Hurok, 1968.” 338. “I Nuovi.” 339. “ICM Contract CSC.” 340. “Impresario.” 341. “Individuals.” [F. 2] 342. “Info to be Entered on Next Summary.” 343. “Instruments.” 345. “Intolerance.” 346. “Ischar, Douglas.” 347. “Itezak, Richard.” 348. “Ivarova, Elena.” 349. “Jackson, Mark.” 350. “James, Carolyne.” 351. “Janzen, Alan.” [F. 3] 352. “Jeffers, Ann.” 353. “Jeffrey, Stephen.” 354. “Jerome, Nancy.” 355. “Johnson, David.” 356. “Johnson, Elizabeth.” 357. “Johnson, James Morarty.” 358. “Johnson, Laura.” 359. “Johnson, Philip.” 360. “Johnston, Jeffrey.” 361. “Jones, Andrew,” 2 files. 362. “Junior League Gifts.” 363. “Jussaine, Albert.” 364. “Kaderavek, Karen.” [F. 4] 365. “Kahn, Sandra.” 366. “Kalekin, Ruth.” 367. “Kalil, Lynne.” 368. “Karassik, Katherine.” 369. “Kasel, William H., Jr.” 370. “Karlin, Jan.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 21 of 83 371. “Katz, Michael.” 372. “Kaye, Jess.” 373. “Kellock, Judith.” 374. “Kellogg, Elizabeth.” 375. “Kennan, Liz.” 376. “Ketcham, Inc.” 377. “Kiman, Pam.” 378. “Knox, Jonathan Wayne,” 2 files. 379. “Knudsen, Kay.” 380. “Kolotoursky, Alexander.” [F. 5] 381. “Kostka, Karol.” 382. “Koraly, George.” 383. “Kravitz, Neil.” 384. “Kreeger, Julian, Attorney,” 2 files. 385. “Kreuz, Gerard.” 386. “Kroll, Barbara.” 387. “Krueger, Chris.” 388. “Lancto, Peter. [F. 6] 389. “Lano, Stephen.” 390. “Lanxner, Rebecca.” 391. “Late Night Restaurants.” 392. “Latton, Susan.” 393. “Lazzlo Letter – New Donors.” 394. “Lee 2/15.” 395. “Lee, Eve.” 396. “Leeler, Francis.” 397. “Lent, Diana Morie.” 398. “Leonard, Miranda.” 399. “Letter to Some Master 12/78.” 400. “Levine, Jesse.” 401. “Lewis, Clifton.” [F. 7] 402. “Liberty Bank Loan.” 403. “Library Catalogues.” 404. “Liset, Kathryn J.” 405. “Littlefield, Lyoha.” 406. “Locke, Gustin.” 407. “Loewenguth, Denise.” 408. “Long, Robert.” 409. “Lord, Stephen.” 410. “Lorenco, Beda Polanco.” 411. “Loring, Edith.” 412. “Luine, Jeffrey M.” 413. “Lulu January, 1964.” 414. “Lulu - Master Cullen.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 22 of 83 415. “Lynch, Christopher.” 416. “Macbeth, June, 1976,” 2 files. 417. “Maclean, George.” 418. “Madama Butterfly,” 3 files. 419. “Madama Butterfly,” includes subfiles: a “Production Stills, Negatives.” [F. 8] b “John Lutner Long Nouvella.” c “Play.” d “Production Script.” e “Belasco Biographical Section.” f “Misc. Information on Consular Life Script.” g “Consular Dispatches from Nagasala.” 420. “Madama Butterfly, Fall, 1979.” [F. 9] 421. “Madama Butterfly Props.” 422. “Maddalena, James.” 423. “, Jan., 1964.” 424. “Mater, Liam.” 425. “Mailings - Analysis - FY, 1978-1979.” 426. “Mailings to Donors Who Gave Between 7/1/77 - 12/3/77.” 427. “Maglott, Harva.” 428. “Mailings FY, 1978-79.” 429. “Manchester, NH Place.” 430. “Maravell, Melissa.” [F. 10] 431. “Mailing to Subscribers – 12/1/78.” 432. “Mass Costumes.” 433. “Mass Council on the Arts.” [F. 11] 434. “Martin, Eric.” [F. 12] 435. “Martin, Geraldine.” 436. “Manning, Victoria.” 437. “Mamo, Vincenzo.” 438. “ Feb., 1962.” 439. “Maki, Anne.” 440. “Marcus, Elizabeth P.” 441. “Marett, Allen.” 442. “Marriage of Figaro, Miscellaneous Production Notes.” 443. “ Department of Revenue.” 444. “Massachusetts Historical Commission.” 445. “Matczynski, Leonard.” 446. “Matlock, Rebecca.” 447. “Maxwell, Michael.” 448. “Mayer, Malinda.” 449. “Mayerson, Ben.” 450. “Mayes, Winifred.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 23 of 83 451. “Mayfield, Mickey Joe.” 452. “McConathy, Osborne.” 453. “McCroskey, Elizabeth.” 454. “McDougall, Lorre.” 455. “McGowen, Tir (Rusty).” 456. “McHale, Christopher.” 457. “McIntosh, Daniel.” 458. “McKee, Kenneth.” 459. “McKinnon, Janet.” 460. “McKinnon, Mark.” [F. 13] 461. “Medas, Glenn.” 462. “Medea.” 463. “Meinhard, Nancy.” 464. “Die Meistersinger, March, 1962.” Box 25 465. “Memos.” [F. 1] 466. “Memory Storage File.” 467. “Menge, Robert.” 468. “Messick, Richard.” 469. “MET Prosepcts [sic]” [F. 2] 470. “Mense, Donald.” 471. “MHD Grant.” 472. “Miles, Timothy.” 473. “Milford, Dennis.” 474. “Mill, Pamela Akimon.” 475. “Miller, Ralph.” 476. “Mills, Stephanie Whisper.” 477. “Mirsky, Sheryl.” 478. “Miscellaneous Chapters.” [F. 3] 479. “Misc. Programs for Young People.” 480. “Missouri Arts Council.” 481. “M.I.T. – Joint Center for Urban Studies.” 482. “Moir, Robert.” 483. “Moller, Bradley.” 484. “Montezuma Chorus.” 485. “Montezuma Papers.” 486. “Monthly A.O.F. Updates.” [F. 4] 487. “Morgenstern, Jeffrey.” 488. “Morizio, Michael A.” 489. “Myregaard, William S. Exempt.” 490. “Murphy, E. Frank,” 2 files. 491. “Murphy, John B.” 492. “Murray, David.” 493. “Murray, Mathew.” 494. “Muscarella, John.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 24 of 83 495. “Music and … “ 496. “Music Unlimited.” 497. “National Bank of Greece.” [F. 5] 498. “National Endowment Challenge Grant.” 499. “National Endowment for the Arts, 1974.” 500. “National Endowment for the Arts.” 501. “National Shawmt Bank.” [F. 6-7] 502. “National Trust for Historical Preservation.” [F. 8] 503. “NBG – Notes - 1/31/88.” 504. “NEA [National Endowment for the Arts] Architecture Program.” 505. “NEA Media Application.” 506. “NEM [New England Merchants] Loan to OH.” 507. “New Bedford.” [F. 9] 508. “New England Opera Theatre.” [F. 10] 509. “News Clips - Press Clips.” 510. “, 1983.” 511. “Notes, Laslo - Bonis.” [F. 11] 512. “Nynex, 1995.” 513. “Newspaper Articles, 1964-1974.” 514. “OCB [Opera Company of Boston], 1985: Cancellation of Season.” [F. 12] 515. “OCB, 1991.” 516. “OCB Board of Directors – Working.” 517. “OCB Executive Committee – Working.” 518. “OCB Press Tickets.” 519. “OCB I Financial Statements,” includes subfile: a. “OCB I and ONE, Financial Statement.” [F. 13] 520. “Offernbach Orpheus.” [F. 14] 521. “Office of Cultural Affairs: Bruce Rossley.” 522. “OH [Opera House] Renovations,” includes subfiles: a. “Lobby Plans.” b. “Brannigan-Lorelli Associates.” 523. “ONE [Opera New England].” [F. 15] 524. “ONE Contributions,” 2 files. 525. “ONE.” 526. “OCB re: Girl of the Golden West.” 527. “OCB re: Board of Trustees Meeting, 1996.” 528. “OCB History.” 529. “Opera America.” [F. 16] Box 26 530. “Opera House re: 1995 Renovation.” [F. 1] 531. “OH re: Misc.” [F. 2] 532. “OH – 1991.” 533. “OH re: 1991 Newspaper Clippings and Closing.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 25 of 83 534. “OH re: Board of Trustees.” [F. 3] 535. “OH Fund, Cont.” [F. 4] 536. “OH, Inc. re: Meetings and Memos.” 537. “OH, Inc. re: Meetings of Board.” 538. “OH – Summer 1994 – Includes Dunoss Estimates.” 539. “OH Stuff.” 540. “OH Trust,” includes 2 contracts, 1975. [F. 5] 541. “ONE.” 542. “ONE Minutes.” [F. 6] 543. “ONE, 1976 In-School Program.” 544. “Operation Opera III – Prospects.” 545. “Opera Theater Summer 2000 Lecture Exhibits.” 546. “Opera House Tour List.” [F. 7] 547. “Orchestra,” re: costs of rehearsals and touring. 548. “Originals - OCB.” 549. “.” [F. 8] 550. “P.” 551. “Parker House Reception.” 552. “Parker, Tony.” 553. “Payroll Output.” 554. “Payroll / Labor Budget Rosenkavalier.” 555. “Pencil Original, Reproduction Materials.” 556. “Pentleton, Linda – Personal File DIH 9/14/81.” 557. “Personal Loans for Opera Company of Boston,” includes subfiles: [F. 9] a. “Notes Stewart Cliff.” b. “Secured Demand Note Bank of Greece, 90K Mass Arts Council, 11/30/84” c. “McLean, Donald.” d. “McLane, Joan.” e. “Boston Safe Deposit: Susan Timkea.” 558. “Petrous, Anthony,” 2 files. 559. “Petrous/Health/Phoenix.” 560. “Picken, Laurence.” [F. 10] 561. “Picken, Laurence (Jan.).” 562. “Picken, Laurence (Mar).” 563. “Pledge Cards 1995.” 564. “Portland.” 565. “Press.” 566. “Press Release,” 2 files. 567. “Printing.” [F. 11] 568. “Prior, F. Weston.” 569. “Production.” 570. “Production Info for List to File.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 26 of 83 571. “Program Book Listing.” 572. “Prospect Sheets Corporation.” 573. “Prospect Sheets Individuals.” [F. 12] 574. “Protocol.” 575. “Il Puritani – Feb., 1964.” 576. “Q.” [F. 13] 577. “Quincy Consulting,” 2 files. [F. 14] 578. “Rakin, Miriam.” [F. 15] 579. “Rawls, Eugenia: Women of the West.” 580. “Rayam, Curtis.” Box 27 581. “Reed, Bruce.” [F. 1] 582. “Reese, Sarah.” 583. “Reports to Rockefeller Foundation.” 584. “Resumes.” 585. “Returned P.O.’s and Expense.” 586. “Reviews, Articles, Etc.” [F. 2] 587. “Rigby, Scott.” 588. “Rigoletto.” 589. “Rigoletto Costume Inventory.” 590. “Rigoletto 1962.” 591. “Rogers, Vivian.” 592. “Rosenkavalier.” [F. 3] 593. “Rosenkavalier, 1989.” 594. “Rosenkavalier Schedule.” 595. “Rooney, Catherine.” 596. “Rough Copy for Brochure, 1970.” 597. “Rudie, Antony.” [F. 4] 598. “Russia.” 599. “Russian Tape Notes.” 600. “Russia Travel.” 601. “Safronov.” 602. “Sahm, Michele.” 603. “Sandwich Peak’s Alid.” 604. “Sampson, Stephen.” 605. “Sarah -- Graduation.” 606. “,” re: NFAH Grant. 607. “Sarah – To be Added to Trilogy Material.” 608. “Sarah’s Copies.” [F. 5] 609. “Sarah’s USIA Statement.” 610. “Saunders, Arlene.” 611. “Savoy Theater Contributions.” 612. “SC Bios / Who’s Who.” 613. “SC,” re: 1975. [F. 6] 614. “SC,” re: recipes.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 27 of 83 615. “SC November Trip.” 616. “SC Press Releases and Graphics.” 617. “Schnittke.” 618. “Seaman, Ellen.” 619. “Second Hurricane ONE 1977.” 620. “Sedrisk, Alan.” 621. “Sederisk, Mimi.” 622. “See, Nancy.” [F. 7] 623. “Shames, Jennie.” 624. “Shampaign, Robert.” 625. “Sharir Reception: Hansel Count.” 626. “Sharp, Monica.” 627. “Shawmut Bank of Boston (Liquidation of Obligation).” 628. “Shawmut Notes - Current.” 629. “Shchedrin Programs.” 630. “Shean, Suzanne.” 631. “Sheridan, Michael.” 632. “Sherman, P. R. (1995).” 633. “Shuman, Terry.” 634. “Siegel, David.” 635. “Sill, John J. Fahel.” 636. “Sill, Gary Richard L’ent.” 637. “Sills, Beverly.” 638. “Simonds, Michael.” 639. “Singers.” 640. “Smiley, Sharon.” [F. 8] 641. “Smillie, Thomson.” 642. “Smith, Bruce.” 643. “Smith, Lita.” 644. “Die Soldaten American Premiere, 1982.” 645. “Die Soldaten.” 646. “Die Soldaten – Notes – English National Opera.” 647. “Die Soldaten,” [F. 9] 648. “Die Soldaten – Feb., 1982.” [F. 10] 649. “Solomon, David.” [F. 11] 650. “Solomon, Steve.” 651. “Sosman, Carol.” 652. “Spadea, Vincent.” 653. “Special Projects – Opera House, Opera Company of Boston, Inc.” 654. “Spring, 1968.” 655. “Spring, 1969.” 656. “Staff Meeting Notes.” 657. “Stall, Robert.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 28 of 83 658. “Stauffer, Stanley.” 659. “Steele, Nalora.” 660. “Lloyd George Sterling.” 661. “Stevenson, Nancy.” 662. “Stravinsky Celebration.” [F. 12] 663. “Subscriber and General Mailing: May, 1979.” 664. “Summer Job Program – Opera House Cleanup.” 665. “Summer Repair Needs: Giving Opportunities.” 666. “Sverdlosk State Philharmonic Society (Orchestra) - 1995.” 667. “Sverdlosk Visit 1995.” 668. “Taverner Research.” 669. “Taylor, Edmund (NED) 1995.” 670. “Telephone List.” 671. “ - Other.” 672. “Thank You Luncheon.” [F. 13] 673. “Theatre.” 674. “Thomas, Elijah.” 675. “Timken, Susan.” 676. “Timken, Susan Loan Forgiveness.” 677. “Timken.” 678. “Titus, Alan.” 679. “To Be Acknowledged.” 680. “To Be Responded.” 681. “To Take To Leningrad.” 682. “Tosca, 1972.” Box 28 683. “Tosca, 1978.” [F. 1] 684. “Tosca.” 685. “Tosca, 1978, .” [F. 2] 686. “Tosca Resarch Materials.” 687. “Tosca Production Miscellaneous.” [F. 3] 688. “Tosca – Tour Miscellaneous.” 689. “Trailer Companies.” 690. “.” 691. “Triumph Dialogues.” 692. “Triumph of Honor.” 693. “Fall, 1976.” 694. “I and II Transparencies.” 695. “Trust FBO OCBI – IRS and Mass Returns, 12/31/76.” [F. 4] 696. “Trust For Mutual Understanding.” 697. “Trustee Mailing – 11/30/78.” 698. “Turandot, 1983.” 699. “Tyeska, James.” [F. 5] 700. “Ulfung, Rograr.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 29 of 83 701. “United States Information Agency.” 702. “US Patent Office Mailing Information.” 703. “Vampyre 1980.” [F. 6] 704. “Variations and Solilquies.” 705. “Venezuela Clippings and Photos.” 706. “La Vida Breve 1979: Master Peter’s Puppet Show.” [F. 7] 707. “VIP Seating Notebook.” 708. “Voyage to the Moon.” [F. 8] 709. “Voyage to the Moon Tour - 1960.” [F. 9] 710. “War and Peace Clips 1974.” 711. “War and Peace Related Material.” 712. “War and Peace Reviews 1974.” [F. 10] 713. “Widdiss, Claudia.” [F. 11] 714. “Wolf Trap.” 715. “Xeroxing.” 716. Untitled files. a. Re: Osborne McConathy casting. [F. 12] b. Re: Gija Kaut Scheli. c. Re: copy of artwork. d. Re: 1980 trip to Paris. [F. 13] e. Re: Barber of Seville, 1982. f. Re: cover sheet and program proposal. g. Miscellaneous. h. Re: 1979-1980. i. Re: Peter Maxwell Davies. [F. 14] Box 29 j. Miscellaneous. [F. 1] k. Re: confirmation of amounts owed, 1989. [F. 2] l. Re: Opera New England. m. Re: Opera House restoration. n. Miscellaneous. [F. 3] o. Re: Kent Corp. p. Re: Boosey and Hawkes. q. Correspondence. r. Re: Prospect Status Report. s. Re: “Medea” script and set. [F. 4] t. Re: “Medea.” [F. 5] u. Miscellaneous, 1978. v. Correspondence. w. Re: acquisitions and inventories, 1988. x. Re: Opera Group Inc. y. Correspondence. [F. 6] z. Re: A & A Manufacturing. aa. Re: master list and prospect assignment forms. bb. Miscellaneous. [F. 7]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 30 of 83 cc. Re: overdue balances. dd. Re: costumes. ee. Miscellaneous, 1977-1978. ff. Re: house appraisal. gg. Re: SC’s faxes. hh. Re: inactive files. [F. 8] ii. Letters and questionnaires. jj. Miscellaneous, 1986-1987. kk. Correspondence, 1978. [F. 9] ll. Re: Opera Company. mm. Re: music hall budget breakdown. [F. 10] nn. Re: OCB, 1976. [F. 11] oo. Correspondence, 1995. C. Memos, approx. 200, 1964-2000. [F. 12-15] Box 30 D. Press releases, approx. 100 items, 1967-1994. [F. 1] E. Press materials, approx. 100 items, 1964-1977. [F. 2] F. Press kits. 1. “The Thoreau Club of Concord.” [F. 3] 2. “Making Music Together: American Soviet Performance Series.” 3. “Steam Shuffle.” 4. “Kenneth Radnofsky.” 5. “Der Rosenkavalier.” 6. “Aida.” [F. 4] 7. “Leonard Bernstein's Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players and Dancers,” 2 press kits. [F. 5] 8. “Opera 1990 Season,” 2 press kits. [F. 6] 9. “The Opera Company of Boston, 1967 Season.” [F. 7] 10. Untitled, re: refinancing of Opera House, 1993. 11. “Opera, 1970.” 12. “Making Music Together,” Soviet/American music festival, 1991. G. Casting / auditions, 1954-1989; includes solicited and unsolicited résumés; correspondence; photographs; TLS; ALS; auditions reports; programs; costume sizings; 1978 regional auditions (loose, bound book). [F. 8-14] Box 31 1.. Ibid. [F. 1-16] H. Schedules, 1959-1996; includes production schedules; performance schedules; rehearsal schedules; calendars. [F. 17-18] Box 32 1 Ibid. [F. 1-8] I. Contracts; includes telephone numbers; rolodexes; orchestra contacts; board of trustee lists; 3 bound books (loose in box). [F. 10-15, E. 1] Box 33 J. Itineraries, 10 items, 1965-1998. [F. 1]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 31 of 83 K. Reports, approx. 250 items, 1965-1998. [F. 2-20] Box 34 1. Ibid. [F. 1-7] L. Proposals, approx. 50 items, 1963-1998. [F. 8-14] M. Executive Board meeting minutes, approx. 50 items, 1960-1997. [F. 15] N. Agendas, 20 items, 1960-1994. [F. 16] O. Biographies, approx. 100. [F. 17-18] P. “Character Sketches and Costume Designs.” [F. 19-21] Box 35 1. Ibid. [F. 1-2] Q. Re: costumes; includes research; lists; fabric samples; inventories. [F. 3-4] R. Bibliographies, approx. 100. [F. 5] S. Applications. 1. “Humanities.” [F. 6] 2. “Dance.” 3. “Community Arts.” [F. 7] 4. “Theatre.” [F. 8] 5. “Environment and Architecture Arts.” 6. “Visual Art.” 7. “National Direct Application for Planning a Grant,” April 1994. 8. “Application to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Civic and Convention Center Program.” T. Day planners, approx. 20 items, 1976-1999. [F. 9-12] U. Re: 1978 Opera Section meeting. [F. 13] V. Re: 1981 OCB meeting. [F. 14] Box 36 , W. Stage materials; includes photographs; lighting designs; blue Packages 1-3 prints; stage setting-photocopies and original; oversized set design; 2 note books: [F. 1-3, Loose] 1. “La Traviata, Act I.” 2. Unknown production. Packages 4-5 X. Theater and Opera House plans; include blue prints. [F. 4, E. 1] Y. Miscellaneous, 1967-1998; includes orchestra lists; time cards; guest lists. [F. 5-13, Loose] Box 37 Z. 58 notebooks, 1972-1993. [F. 1-14, E. 1, Loose] Box 38 AA. Notes re: various productions; includes TS with holograph notes; holograph notes; score fragments. [F. 1-14, E. 1-5]

III. Printed Materials. A. Programs. 1. OCB. Box 39 a. 1950’s. [F. 1] b. 1960’s. [F. 2-3] c. 1970’s. [F. 4-8]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 32 of 83 d. 1980’s. [F. 9-13] e. 1990’s. [F. 13] f. Undated. 2. General. a. 1950’s. [F. 14] b. 1960’s. [F. 15-16] c. 1970’s. [F. 17] Box 40 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-6] d. 1980’s. [F. 7-9] e. 1990’s. [F. 10-11] f. Undated. [F. 12-13] Box 41 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-2] B. Magazines. 1. Opera News, 23 items, 1942-1943. [F. 3-5] 2. 1960’s, 12 items. [F. 6-7] 3. 1970’s, 15 items. [F. 8-10] 4. 1980’s, 10 items. [F. 11-12] 5. 1990’s; foreign publications; 4 items. [F. 13-14] Box 42 C. Newspaper and magazine articles, 1960-1998. [F. 1-15] Box 43 1. Ibid. [F. 1-17] D. Chronological files. Box 44 1. “1960-1961.” [F. 1] 2. “1961-1962.” 3. “1962-1963.” [F. 2] 4. “1964-1965.” 5. “1965-1966.” [F. 3] 6. “1967-1968.” 7. “1968-1969,” 2 files. 8. “1969-1970.” [F. 4] 9. “1970-1971,” 2 files. 10. “1971.” 11. “1971-1972.” [F. 5] 12. “1972-1973.” 13. “1973-1974.” [F. 6] 14. “1974.” 15. “1974-1975.” [F. 7] 16. “1975-1976.” [F. 8] 17. “1976-1977.” [F. 9] 18. “1977-1978.” 19. “1978,” 2 files. [F. 10] 20. “1979,” 2 files. 21. “1980,” 2 files. [F. 11] 22. “1981.” 23. “1982,” 3 files. [F. 11-12]

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24. “1983,” 3 files. Box 45 25. “1984.” [F. 1] 26. “1985.” 27. “1986,” 2 files. [F. 2-3] 28. “1987.” 29. “1988.” E. Subject files. 1. “Brochure Opera Pictures.” [F. 4] 2. “Butterfly Miscellaneous, 1952 and1964.” 3. “Butterfly Reviews.” 4. “Caldwell Reviews, 1950-1953.” 5. “H. G. Current Bills.” [F. 5] 6. “Lulu Reviews and Comments.” 7. “Lunch at the Opera House.” 8. “Massachusetts Including Boston.” [F. 6] 9. “Mingus.” [F. 7] 10. “National.” 11. “New York City, New York State, New Jersey.” 12. “Opera House Plans.” 13. “Puritan Reviews.” 14. “Reviews.” 15. “Smillie, Thomson.” [F. 8] 16. “St. Louis and Environs.” 17. “Syndicated, 1967,” 2 files. [F. 9-10] 18. “Turandot, 1986.” [F. 11] 19. “Voyage to the Moon Reviews.” 20. “War and Peace Reviews, 1980.” 21. “Newspaper Articles, 1975-1979.” [F. 12-13] Box 46 22. “Newspaper Clippings, 1985.” [F. 1] F. Untitled files. 1. Re: 1967, 3 files. [F. 2] 2. Re: Nov., 1967, 3 files. [F. 3] 3. Re: Jan., 1968, 3 files. [F. 4] 4. Re: Mar.-Apr. 1981. 5. Re: 1980-81. [F. 5] 6. Re: “Bartered Bride.” [F. 6] 7. Re: Manila. 8. Re: American National Opera Co. 9. Re: “Making Music Together.” [F. 7-8] G. Brochures, 12 items. [F. 9-10] H. Bulletins / newsletters, approx. 30 items, 1965-1998. [F. 11] I. Flyers, approx. 100 items, 1959-1990. [F. 12-14]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 34 of 83 J. Seating charts, articles, and programs re: various productions, all photocopies. [F. 15-16] K. Postcards of OCB. [E. 1] L. Oversized printed materials. 1. Pamphlets. Package 6 a. De Giafferri, Paul Louis. “History of the Feminine Costume of the World.” (i) “European Costumes – Central Europe: Germany, Russia.” (ii) “Symbolism of the Chinese Costumes.” b Graphic collections. (i) “Peace for the World,” 2/26/59. Package 7 (ii) “Inaugural Portfolio 1979,” SUNY Potsdam. Package 8 c. Blueprint portfolio re: “The Flying Dutchman,” approx. 30 items total. Packages 9-11 d. Posters, approx. 50 posters re: OCB productions and American / Soviet music festival. Package 9 e. Poster proof, OCB, 1970 season.

IV. Musical Scores. A. Various pieces; some annotated with stage directions/notes. Box 47 1. “The Abduction from the Seraglio,” version directed by Harry Kupfer. [F. 1] 2. “Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.” 3. “Abstrakte Oper Nr. 1,” by Boris Blacher and Werner Egk; includes 17 orchestra parts. [F. 2-3] 4. “Across the Breakfast Table,” by Al Jolson. [F. 3] 5. “African Seranade.” 6. “Afternoon of a Faun,” by Claude Debussy. 7. “Ah! Cara d’amore.” [F. 4] 8. “Aida,” by Giuseppe Verdi, Kalmus Orchestra Library Edition. a. 25 orchestra parts. [F. 4-8] b. “Various Stage Hand Materials.” [F. 8] c. Score fragments. [F. 9] d. by Antonio Ghislanzoni. e. Bound version, edited by Leon Escudier. [Loose] 9. “Ain’t Cha?” [F. 10] 10. “Alabammy Snow.” 11. “Albert Herring,” by Benjamin Britten. [F. 11] Box 48 12. “All by Yourself.” [F. 1] 13. “All I Want is Y-O-U.” 14. “Alone at a Table for Two.” 15. “Alone with My Dreams.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 35 of 83 16. “Along the Highway of Love.” [F. 2] 17. “Always in All Ways.” 18. “Amadis,” by Jules Massenet. [F. 3] 19. “American Breakfast.” [F. 4] 20. “Armida,” by F. J. Haydn. 21. “Ancient Chinese Tunes,” by Laurence Ernest Rowland Picken. 22. “Angélique.” 23. “The Anti-Abolitionist Riots,” by Charles Ives. 24. “Any Place is Heaven.” [F. 5] 25. “Any Time,” includes 20 orchestra parts. 26. “Any Time’s the Time to Fall in Love.” 27. “Apotheosis,” 2 parts. [F. 6] 28. “Apple Duet,” approx. 20 parts. 29. “Apple Jack Rondo,” 20 orchestra parts. 30. “Ariadne auf Naxos,” by Richard Strauss. a. Score, arranged by Otto Singer. [F. 7] b. “Volume 3.” [F. 8] 31. “Arie Antiche.” [F. 9] 32. “An Armchair with Armful of You.” 33. “Around the Corner.” 34. “Arrival,” includes 10 orchestra parts. [F. 10] 35. “Ash.” 36. “As Long as I’m With You.” 37. “Assembly of the Canon.” 38. “Athalia,” by G. F. Handel. [F. 11] 39. “At Last I’m Happy.” [F. 12] 40. “At the End of the Day with You.” 41. “Atto Terzo.” 42. “Aubade.” [F. 13] 43. “Autumn Storm.” 44. “Barber of Seville,” by Gioacchino Rossini. Box 49 a. “Full Version.” [F. 1] b. “Act I, Scene II,” piano and vocal score. [F. 2] c. “Complete Opera for Singing and Opera,” bound; includes 2 programs from 1974 production. [Loose] d. “Partitura,” includes holograph notes. [Loose] 45. “Barcarolle,” by Frederic Chopin. [F. 3] 46. “The Bartered Bride,” by Bedřich Smetena. a. Piano and vocal score. b. Vocal score, bound. [Loose] 47. “The Battle of Prague,” by Frantisek Koczwara. [F. 4] 48. “Benvenuto Cellini,” by Hector Berlioz. a. Women’s chorus, bound. [Loose]

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b. “Overture Act I.” [F. 5] c. Male chorus. [F. 6] d. Female chorus. 49. “Bertha,” by Ned Rorem. [F. 7] 50. “The Black Swan – Libretto,” by Natalie Anderson. 51. “Bolero,” by Maurice Ravel. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] b. Photocopy of conductor’s score. [Loose] 52. “La Boheme,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] Box 50 b. 30 orchestra parts. [F. 1-7] 53. “Boris Godunov,” by . a. Piano scores, books I-II, bound; includes 2 copies of book II; photocopies; holograph notes; program; rehearsal schedule. [Loose, F. 8] b. Conductor’s score. [Loose] c. Vocal scores, acts I, II, IV, V. [Loose] Box 51 d. Choral parts, 28 parts. [F. 1-14] Box 52 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-6] 54. “Der Burger als Edelmen,” by Richard Strauss. [F. 6] 55. “Candide, Part II” by Leonard Bernstein. [F. 7] 56. “Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines,” by Jack Beeson; inscribed to SC. [Loose] 57. “Carmen,” by Georges Bizet. a. Orchestra score, bound. [Loose, E. 1] b. Horn parts I and II. [F. 8] 58. “The Cenci,” by Robert Di Domenica. 59. “Change Into Prison,” 3 orchestra parts. 60. “Chanson D’Hylas, Act III.” [Loose] 61. “The Childhood of Christ,” by Hector Berlioz. [F. 9] 62. “Children’s Corner,” by Claude Debussy. 63. “Choeur de Gardes” from “Voyage to the Moon,” 5 orchestra parts. 64. “Chorus of Friends” from “Voyage to the Moon,” 11 orchestra parts. 65. “Clarinet Concerto,” by . [Loose] Box 53 66. “Comedy on the Bridge,” radio opera by B. Martini, piano score. [Loose] 67. “Command Performance: A Story of Keyboards and Crowns,” by Robert Middleton, Acts I-V. [F. 1-4] 68. “The Corsair: Overture,” by Hector Berlioz. [F. 4] 69. “Cosi Fan Tutte,” by W. A. Mozart, vocal score; includes 2 programs for performance, 1975. [Loose]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 37 of 83 70. “Damnation of Faust,” by Hector Berlioz, chorus parts. [F. 5-7] 71. “The Dance of the Comedians,” by Bedřich Smetena. [F. 7] 72. “Danse,” by Claude Debussy. [F. 8] 73. “Davidsbündler,” by . 74. “Don Carlos,” by Walter Ducloux. a. Bass I. b. Contra-Bass. c. Conductor’s score. [F. 9] 75. “Don Pasquale,” by Gaetano Donizetti. a. Vocal score. [Loose] b. Conductor’s score. c. Piano and vocal score fragments. [F. 10] Box 54 76. “Don Juan,” by Richard Strauss. [F. 1] 77. “Don Quichotte,” by Jules Massenet; includes program of performance, 1974. 78. “Du Bist Wie ein Traum fur Mich: Serenade.” [F. 2] 79. “Eastward in Eden,” by Dorothy Gardner. 80. “Egyptian Nights: Collective Works,” by Sergei Prokofiev. [F. 3] 81. “Einlage zu V. Bellins Oper Norma,” by Richard Wagner. 82. “Elisir d’amore: Partitura,” by Gaetano Donizetti. [F. 4] 83. “L’Enfant et les Sortileges,” by Maurice Ravel. 84. “Eranani,” by Giuseppe Verdi, bound. [Loose] 85. “Eros,” by . [F. 4] 86. “Falstaff,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. Production scores. (i) Act I. [F. 5] (ii) Act II, 2 versions. [F. 6-7] (iii) Act III. [F. 8] Box 55 b. Piano score. [Loose] c. Vocal score, National Staging with cues. [Loose] d. Voice and piano, “1st version.” [F. 1] e. Voice and piano, “2nd version.” [F. 2] 87. “Fanfare,” 12 orchestra parts. [F. 3] 88. “Fantastic Symphony,” by Hector Berlioz. 89. “Faust,” by Charles Gounod, Jules Barbier and Michel Carré. a. Conductor’s score; includes holograph notes. [F. 3] b. Piano score. [Loose] c. Conductor’s score (Acts I-IV), 2 volumes. [Loose] d. Piano/Vocal, “New Music Duet and Trio.” [F. 4] e. Violin II. Box 56 90. “Fernando Cortez,” by . [F. 1]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 38 of 83 91. “Feuerwerk,” by Igor Stravinsky. [F. 2] 92. “Fille de Madame Angst,” by Charles Lecoco. [Loose] 93. “La Fille Du Regiment,” by Gaetano Donizetti, Violin I part. [F. 2] 94. “Finale,” 12 orchestra parts. 95. “La Finta Giardiniera,” by Mozart, 6 orchestra parts. [F. 3] 96. “Firebird,” Igor Stravinsky, 4 orchestra scores.[Loose, F. 4] 97. “The Fisherman and His Wife,” by Gunther Schuller. a. Conductor’s score, 2 versions. [F. 5-6] b. Piano and vocals, scenes I-X. [F. 7] c. Piano and vocals, 2 versions. [F. 8-9] d. 10 orchestra parts. [F. 10-12] Box 57 98. “Die Fledermaus,” by Richard Strauss, production book. [Loose] 99. “Der Fliegende Holländer,” by Richard Wagner. 100. “Der Freischutz,” by Carl Maria von Weber. a. Trombone III. [F. 1] b. Overture piano score. [Loose] 101. “Fuego Fatuo,” by Manuel de Falla, Act II. [F. 1] 102. “Gallow’s Hill,” by Julia Perry, piano and vocal score. 103. “Girl Crazy: Overture,” by George Gershwin. [F. 2] 104. “Gone Are the Rivers and the Eagles,” by Robert Di Dominica. 105. “The Good Soldier Schweik,” by Robert Kurka, piano and vocal score. 106. “Gorin,” Act I-II, piano and vocal scores, production scores. [F. 3-5] 107. “Hannele (A Dream Poem),” by Gerhart Hauptmann. [F. 6] 108. “Hansel and Gretel,” by Engelbert Humperdinck. a. Orchestra score. [Loose] b. 2 orchestra parts. [F. 7] 109. “Harold in Italy,” by Hector Berlioz, orchestra score. 110. “Herodiade,” by Jules Massenet, conductor’s score. [Loose] 111. “Hippolyte and Aricie,” by Jean Phillipe Rameau; includes 2 programs re: production, 1966. [Loose] Box 58 112. “Hochzeit Music,” by J. S. Bach, oboe part. [F. 1] 113. “Hymn to the Sun,” by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, piano and vocal score. 114. “The Ice Break,” by Michael Tippett. [Loose] 115. “The Impresario,” by W. A. Mozart. a. Vocal score. [F. 1] b. Piano score, 2 versions; includes script. c. conductor’s score. [F. 2]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 39 of 83 116. “L’Improvizacija.” 117. “In-School Program,” by Lisi Oliver. 118. “The Insect Comedy,” libretto by Lewis Allen. [Loose] 119. “Intolleranza,” by . a. Soprano, ; includes lyrics. [Loose] b. Choral parts. [F. 3] 120. “The Jumping Frog of Caleveras County,” by Lukas Foss, piano and vocal score. [F. 4] 121. “The Lady Chao,” orchestra and clarinet parts. [F. 5] 122. “The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevronic,” by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, piano and vocal score. 123. “Life of an Idiot,” by Alfred Schnittke, piano and vocal score. [Loose] 124. “,” by Aaron , orchestra score. [F. 5] 125. “The Little Sweep,” by Benjamin Britten, piano and vocal score. 126. “: Roman Musical,” by , piano and vocal score, 2 copies. [F. 6-7] Box 59 127. “Lulu,” by Alban Berg; may include staging score, production scores, running scores. a. Act I, Scene I and Prologue, 4 versions. [F. 1-2] b. Act I, Scene II, 5 versions. [F. 3-4] c. Act I, Scene III, 5 versions. [F. 4-5] d. Act II, Scene IV, 5 versions. [F. 6-8] e. Act II, Scene V, 4 versions. [F. 8-9] f. Orchestra score, Act III. [Loose] g. Viola, prologue, Act I. [F. 10] h. Various parts. [F. 10-11] Box 60 128. “Macbeth,” by Giuseppe Verdi, 83 orchestra parts.[F. 1-11] Box 61 a. Ibid. [F. 1-9] b. Conductor’s score, Acts I-IV. [F. 10-12] Box 62 (i) Ibid. [F. 1] c. Women’s chorus, 3 versions. [F. 2-4] d. Piano part, bound. [Loose] e. Various parts. [F. 5] 129. “Madama Butterfly,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. Production scores; includes stage notes, cues, conductor’s score. (i) Act I, 2 versions. [Loose] (ii) Act II, Part 1, 2 versions. (iii) Act II, Part 2, 2 versions. Box 63 b. Choral parts. [F. 1]

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c. Light cues. d. Vocal scores, 2 versions; includes program of production, 1974. [F. 2-3] 130. “The Magic Flute,” W. A. Mozart. a. 34 orchestra parts. [F. 4-8] b. Choral parts, 6 parts. [F. 9] c. Vocal score, bound. [Loose] 131. “Makropulos” [“The Makropolous Case”], by Leos Janacek [also called “Trial of Makropulos,” “Die Sache Makropulos”]. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] b. Piano and Vocal scores, 5 versions. [Loose, F. 10-14] Box 64 132. “Manon,” by Jules Massenet, 13 vocal scores. [Loose] Box 65 133. “Marriage of Figaro,” by W. A. Mozart. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] b. 28 orchestra parts. [F. 1-5] c. No. 19, recitativo, aria, 4 orchestra parts. [F. 5] 134. “Das Marienleben,” by ; includes 2 programs re: production, 1955 and undated. [Loose] 135. “Mass,” by Leonard Bernstein. a. Vocal score, 4 versions. [F. 6-9] b. Rock band and guitar score. [F. 10] 136. “Mavra,” by Igor Stravinsky, piano and vocal score. [F. 11] 137. “Medea,” by Luigi Cherubini. Box 66 a. Piano and vocal score. [F. 1] b. Compilation of scores; orchestra, vocals, piano. [F. 2-3] 138. “Messiah,” by G. F. Handel. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] b. 1st violin part. [F. 4] 139. “,” by Ambrose Thomas, piano score. [Loose] 140. “Montezuma,” by Roger Sessions, vocal score, 3 band versions. [Loose] Box 67 141. “Moses and Aaron,” by Arnold Schoenberg, piano and vocal score, 5 versions. [F. 1-5] 142. “My Song for You.” [F. 5] 143. “Nigra Sum,” by Pablo Casals. [F. 6] 144. “Norma,” by . [F. 6-7] 145. “Les Nuit d’ete,” by Hector Berlioz, conductor’s score. [F. 8] 146. “Oedipus in Kolonzi,” by , choral score. [Loose]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 41 of 83 147. “Oklahoma!,” by Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein. [F. 8] 148. “On the Waterfront,” Leonard Bernstein, conductor’s score, 2 versions. [F. 9] 149. “Orpheus in the Underworld,” by Jacques Offenbach. a. 11 orchestra parts. [F. 10-11] Box 68 b. Individual parts, “Minerva,” “Eurydice,” “Cupid.” [F. 1] c. “Ensemble Music,” score. [Loose] d. Piano and choral score, 3 versions. [Loose] e. Act II, fragment. [F. 2] f. Orchestra score for overture. g. Piano and vocal score. [F. 3] 150. “Othello,” by Giuseppe Verdi, piano and vocal score, 2 versions. [Loose, F. 3] 151. “,” by Ruggiero Leoncavallo, piano and vocal score. [F. 4] 152. “Pas de Trois,” by Inge Sand, piano score. 153. “The Pearl Fishers,” by Georges Bizet. a. 28 orchestra parts. [F. 4-6] Box 69 (i) Ibid. [F. 1] b. Conductor’s score. [Loose] c. Fragments. [F. 2] 154. “Pelleas et Melisande,” by Claude Debussy, conductor's score, 2 versions. [Loose, F. 3-4] 155. “Le Petit Duc,” piano and vocal score. [Loose] 156. “Petrouchka,” Igor Stravinsky, orchestra scores, 2 versions. [Loose] 157. “La Pie Voleuse,” by Gioachino Rossini, piano and vocal score. [Loose] 158. “La Paloma,” piano and vocal score. [F. 5] 159. “Poeme de l’Amour et de la Mer,” by Ernest Chausson. 160. “Poetoria,” by R. Schedrin, piano and vocal score, in Russian language. 161. “The Queen of Spades,” by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, piano and vocal score. [Loose] Box 70 162. “Rhapsody in Blue,” by George Gershwin. [F. 1] 163. “Riders to the Sea,” by Vaughan Williams; includes production materials. 164. “A Ring Around the Orchestra,” S. M. Clark, orchestra score. 165. “Rigoletto,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. 36 orchestra parts. [F. 2] b. Band conductor’s score.

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c. Piano and vocal scores, 2 versions. [Loose, F. 3] d. Orchestra score. [Loose] 166. “Le Roi d'Ys Legende Bretonne,” by Edouard Lalo. [Loose] 167. “Rosalinda,” Strauss Kornhold, conductor’s score. [Loose] 168. “Der Rosenkavalier,” by Richard Strauss, Act I. [F. 4] 169. “Ruslan and Ludmila,” by Mikhail Glinka. a. Piano and vocal score. [F. 4-6] b. Orchestra score, Acts I, II, V. [F. 7-8] Box 71 c. Vocal score. [F. 1] 170. “Scena and Battaglia” from “Macbeth,” orchestra score. [F. 2] 171. “Schlagzeng,” by Igor Stravinsky, percussion score. 172. “The Second Hurricane,” by Edward Derby. a. Piano and conductor’s score, 2 versions. b. Choral parts. 173. “Semiramide,” by Gioachino Rossini. a. Act I, II, bound. [Loose] b. Act III, IV, 2 versions. [Loose] 174. “Die Soldaten,” by Bernd Alois Zimmermann, orchestra and piano score, 4 versions. [F. 3-5] Box 72 175. “The Soldier’s Tale,” by Igor Stravinsky. [F. 1] 176. “Stiffelio,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. Piano and vocal score. b. Conductor’s scores. (i) Act I, bound. [Loose] (ii) Act II, III, 2 versions. [Loose] c. Orchestra parts, fragments. [F. 2-4] d. Fragments. [F. 5] 177. “,” by Giacomo Puccini, libretto and piano score. [F. 6] 178. “The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi,” tenor II part. 179. “,” Giacomo Puccini, piano and vocal score. Box 73 180. “Tales of Hoffman,” by Jacques Offenbach. a. Orchestra score. [Loose] b. Piano and vocal score, 7 versions. [Loose, F. 1-6] 181. “The Taverner,” by Peter Maxwell Davies. a. 2 cello parts. [F. 7] b. Piano and vocal score, 2 versions. [F. 8-9] c. Conductor’s score. (i) Act I. [F. 10] Box 74 (ii) Act II. [F. 1]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 43 of 83 182. “Tosca,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. Conductor’s score. [F. 2] b. Vocal score, full version. [Loose] c Vocal score, Act I, II. [F. 3-4] d Partial vocal scores. (i) “Set 4, Act I.” [F. 5] (ii) “Set 4, Act II.” [F. 6] (iii) “Set 4, Act III.” [F. 7] (iv) “Set 6, Act I.” [F. 8] (v) Act III; includes stage notes. [F. 9] (vi) Choral score. 183. “La Traviata,” by Giuseppe Verdi. a. Piano and vocal score, 3 versions. [F. 10] Box 75 (i) Ibid. [Loose, F. 1] b. 12 orchestra parts. [F. 2] c. Conductor’s score, 2 versions. [Loose] 184. “Trial,” by Gottfried von Einem, piano and vocal score. [Loose] 185. “Triumph of Honor,” by Alessandro Scarlatti, translated by Eugene Haun and SC, piano and vocal score; includes script fragments. [Loose] 186. “Trojans at Carthage” [“Les Troyens”], by Hector Berlioz. a. Piano and vocal score, 2 versions. [Loose] Box 76 b. Conductor’s score, 2 versions. [Loose] c. Fragments. [F. 1] d. Piano and vocal scores for individual songs. [F. 2] 187. “Il Trovatore,” by Giuseppe Verdi, piano and vocal score. [Loose] 188. “Turandot,” by Giacomo Puccini. a. Piano and vocal score, Acts I-III. [F. 3-5] b. Fragments of percussion and orchestra parts [F. 6] 189. “Vale,” by Kennett Russell, piano and vocal score. [F. 7] 190. “Values of Time,” by Paul Lansky, orchestra score. 191. “The Vampire,” by R. Schein, piano and vocals score.[F. 8] 192. “La Vie Breve,” by Manuel de Falla, piano and vocal score. [F. 9] 193. “La Voie Humaine,” by Francois Poulenc. a. Orchestra score. [Loose] b. Piano and vocal scores, 2 versions. [Loose] 194. “Voyage to the Moon,” by Jacques Offenbach. Box 77 a. 20 individual songs; may include multiple orchestra parts. [F. 1-8] b. Fragments; may include orchestra parts; conductor’s score; piano and vocal score. [F. 5-19]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 44 of 83 Box 78 (i) Ibid. [F. 1-2] c. Piano and vocal scores; includes script. [F. 3] d “2nd Version for White House Production, Dec. 9, 1968 for Apollo Astronauts.” [F. 4] 195. “Die Walkure,” by Richard Wagner. [Loose] 196. “Walter’s Prize Song” from “Die Meistersinger” by Richard Wagner, 3 woodwind parts, 1 bass part. [F. 5] 197. “War and Peace,” by Serge Prokofiev. a. Conductor’s score. [Loose] b. Piano and vocal score (vol. I-II); includes program re: production, 1974. [F. 4-5] c. Choral score. [F. 7] d. Piano and vocal score, 2 versions. [F. 8-9] 198. “The Wooden Prince,” by Béla Bartok. [F. 10] 199. “Yolanda of Cyprus,” fragment. 200. “Thaïs,” by Jean-Phillipe Rameau, conductor’s score. 201. “Zigeunerweisen,” by Pablo de Sarasate, orchestra score. B. Oversized scores, all conductor’s scores. Box 75 1. “An Alice Symphony,” by David del Tredici. [Loose] 2. “Be Glad Then America,” by . 3. “Cadillac,” by Paul Hindemith. 4. “Concerto for Clarinet,” by . 5. “Concerto for Flute and Orchestra,” by Samuel Adler. 6. “Concerto for Violin and Orchestra,” by Samuel Barber. 7. “Dialogues for Piano and Orchestra,” by Louise Talma. Box 80 8. “Elegie für Junge Liehende,” by W. H. Auden, Chester Kallman, and Hans Werner Henze, Acts I-III. 9. “Galileo,” by Joe Darion and Ezra Laderman. 10. “Girl Crazy: Overture,” by George Gershwin. 11. “Hour of the Soul,” by Sofia Gubaidulina. Pkg. 12 12. “Intolleranza,” by Luigi Nono, 2 parts. Box 81 13. “Keyboards and Crowns,” by Robert Middleton, 4 acts. 14. “Madama Butterfly,” by Giacomo Puccini. 15. “Orpheus in the Underworld,” by Jacques Offenbach, 5 parts. Pkg 13 16. “Die Soldaten,” Bernd Alois Zimmermann. Box 82 17. “Turandot,” by Giacomo Puccini. 18. “The Unanswered Question,” by Charles Ives. 19. Untitled conductor’s score. C. Series / anthologies / compilations, by author's name. 1. Bacewicz, Grazjnya. Box 83 a. “Concerto Collection,” orchestra score. [F. 1] b. “Concerto Collection,” piano score.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 45 of 83 2. Bach, Johann Sebastian. a. “Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue.” [F. 2] b. “Sonata No. 3 in E,” violin and piano score. c. “Sonata Collection, No. 1-3.” d. “Well-Tempered Clavier,” prelude and fugue, piano score. e. “Prelude and Fugue in E. minor,” organ score. f. “Italian Concerto,” piano score [F. 3] g. “Organ Fugue in G Minor.” 3. Beethoven, Ludwig Van. a. “ 5, E-flat Major.” b. “Symphony No. 9,” 2 orchestra parts. [F. 3-4] c. “Complete Edition of All His Works, Volume III,” conductor’s score. [Loose] 4. “Kaddish, Symphony No. 3,” by Leonard Bernstein. [Loose] 5. “Fantastic Symphony, Op. 14,” by Hector Berlioz. [Loose] 6. “Abstrakte Oper No. 1,” by Boris Blacher and Werner Egk, choral part with piano, 5 orchestra parts. [F. 5] 7. “Deuxieme Symphonie,” by A. Borodino, orchestra score. [F. 6] 8. “Three Poems for Voice and Piano,” by Carlos Chávez. 9. “14-34,” by John Cage, conductor’s score, includes signed dedication to SC from composer. [F. 7] 10. “Sonatina Canonica,” by Luigi Dallapiccola, piano score. 11. “Nocturnes,” by Claude Debussy. 12. “Quartet No. 1 for Piano, Violin, Viola and Cello,” by Gabriel Fauré; includes 4 orchestra parts, full score. 13. “Quejas, o: La Maja y el Ruiseñor,” by Enrique Granados [also called “Lements,” “The Maiden,” Nightingale”], piano score. [F. 8] 14. Haydn, Franz Josef. a. “Imperial Mass (No. 3 in D),” piano score. b. “Sonate in E-flat Major, 16:52.” 15. “Piano Concerto 3,” by Dmitri Kabalevsky, piano and orchestra score. 16. “Rhapsodies Hongroise,” by , vol. II. [Loose] 17. “Collection of Quartets,” by W. A. Mozart, cello part. [Loose] 18. Prokofiev, Serge. a. “Quatreme Sonate,” 4 sonatas, piano solo. [F. 9] b. “Sonata No. 6 Op. 82,” piano solo. c. “Classical Symphony,” Op. 25, orchestra score.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 46 of 83 Box 84 19. Rachmaninoff, Sergei. a. “Concerto No. 1, Op. 1,” piano score. [F. 1] b. “Sonato No. 2, Op. 36.” c. “Etudes,” piano score. 20. “Gaspard de la Nuit, 3 Poemes Pour Piano,” by Maurice Ravel. 21. “Variations on a Theme of Glinka,” by Nikolai Rimsky- Korsakov, part for oboe and military bands. 22. “Unfinished Symphony No. 8 in B Minor,” by . [F. 2] 23. “Symphony No. 3, Op. 97,” by Robert Schumann, orchestra score. 24. “Till Eulenspiegel Op. 28 No. 40,” by Richard Strauss. 25. “Concerto in D Major for Trumpet and Orchestra,” by Guiseppe Tartini. 26. “Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Op. 13,” by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. [Loose] 27. “Requiem for Voice and Orchestra,” by Giuseppe Verdi, orchestra score. [Loose] 28. “Viola Concerto,” by William Walton, orchestra score. [Loose] D. Oversized series / compilations / anthologies, all orchestra scores, by author's name. Package 14 1. “Symphony No. 1: Jeremiah,” by Leonard Bernstein. 2. “Symphony No. 1,” by Elliott Carter. 3. “Quator,” by Ernest Chausson, quartet in A major. 4. “Concerto for Wind Quintet, Strings and Timpani,” by Robert Di Domenica. E. Russian-language scores, titles transliterated where necessary, arranged by name of composer. Box 84 1. Borodin, A. “Symfonia No. 2.” [F. 3] 2. Bortnyansky, Dmitri. a. “Kontsertnaya Symfoniya.” [F. 3-4] b. “Sokol” [“The Falcon”]. 3. Dmitriyev. a. “Na Role Koulikovom” [“On the Kulikovo”]. [F. 5] b. “Kiev.” 4. Fomin, Yevsignei Ipatyevich. “Orfeo,” includes English introduction. 5. Gedike, Alexander. “Concerto for Trumpet and Clarinet.” 6. Glinka, Mikhail. “Ruslan and Ludmila,” Moscow. a. 1966. [F. 6] b. 1967. [F. 7]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 47 of 83 Box 85 7. Gubaidulina, Sofia. a “Piece [illegible] Ensemble.” [F. 1] b “Quartet for 4 Violins.” 8. Kancheli, Giya. “Fifth and Sixth Symphonies.” 9. Kozak, Pawel. a. “Lyritseckaya Siorta,” signed by composer. b. “Odivotsestvo.” 10. Khrennikov, Tikhon. a “A Hussar Ballad.” [F. 2] b “In Storm.” [F. 3] 11. Laurusas, Vytautas. a. “Liepsnoja Naktis” / ”Pilaet Noch,” in Lithuanian and Russian, 2 copies. [F. 4] b. “Quartet for Two Violins, Viola, and Violoncello,” 2 copies; includes ALS from composer. 12. Liadov, Anatoly. “Works for Orchestra.” 13. Mussorgsky, Modest. “Khovanshina.” [F. 5] 14. Nurimov, Chari. “Gazetsi.” [F. 6] 15. Prokofiev, Sergei. a. “.” b. “Petya i Volk.” [F. 7] c. “Pushkiniana.” d. “Pyataya Symfonia” (“Fifth Symphony”). e. “Voyna i Mir” [“War and Peace”], violin 1. [F. 8] f. “Voyna i Mir,” vol. 1. g. “Voyna i Mir,” Moscow, 1958. 16. Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai. Box 86 a. “Boyarinya Vera Sheloda.” [F. 1] b. “Sochineniya Olya Orkestra,” Moscow, 1951. [F. 2] c. “Sochineniya Olya Orkestra,” Moscow, 1966. [F. 3] d. “Tretbya Symfoniya.” [F. 4] e. “Skazanie.” [F. 5] 17. Schnittke, Alfred. a. “Canon in Memory of Igor Stravinsky.” [F. 6] b. “Quintet.” 18. Shchedrin, Rodion. a. “Chayaka” [“Seagull”]. [F. 7] b. “Mertvie Doushya” [“Dead Souls”]. (i) Photocopy, 1979. (ii) Score signed by Shchedrin. [F. 8] 19. Shostakovich, Dmitri. “Twelfth Symphony.” [F. 9] 20. Stravinsky, Igor. a. “Petroushka,” includes 13 orchestra parts.[F. 10-14] Box 87 b. Fragments. [F. 1]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 48 of 83 21. Tishchenko, Boris. “Concert for Piano and Orchestra.” [F. 2] 22. Tchaikovsky, Pyotr. a. “Borya.” b. “Chetire Stichotvoreniya.” [F. 3] c. “Italiyanskoe Kaprichio” [“Capriccio Italiano”]. [F. 4] d. “Pervaya Simfonia.” e. “Pyataya Simfonia.” f. “Tretia Simfonia.” [F. 5] g. “Vtoraya Simfonia.” [F. 6] 23. Viktorova, Olga. Piece “for Symphony Orchestra.” 24. Miscellaneous scores. a. “Betchovena.” [F. 7] b. “Dyastvie Vtoroe.” c. “Fortepiannie Proizvedeniya Sovetskich Kompozitorov.” [F. 8] d. “Ya Muzikantom Stati Chocho.” F. Scores in other languages (not English or Russian). 1. Czech. Smetena, Bedřich. “Prodana Nevesta.” [F. 9] 2. Chinese. a. Loose sheet music; includes ALS. [F. 10] b. 4 bound scores. [F. 11] c. “Little Songs, 1949-1979.” [F. 12] 3. Polish. Bacewicz, Grazyna. “Music for Trumpet and Percussion.” [F. 13] G. Oversized Russian scores. Package 15 1. Artyomon, Vyacheslav. "Symphony of Elegies.” 2. Dmitriev. a. “Stsena.” b. “Violin Concerto in Two Movements.” 3. Gubaidulina, Sofia. “Stoupeni” [“Steps”]. 4. Kozak, Pawel. a. “Doroga ve Zolotoya Gorod.” b. “Gore.” Package 16 c. “Molitva.” d. “Pod Wysokimi Nevesami.” e. “E Prisnilsya im Zolotoya Gorod.” f. “Radost.” g. “Svadanie Musikant.” 5. Laurusas, Vytautas. “Concerto for Voice, Two Violins, Viola, and Cello.” 6. Petrov, Andrei. “Master and Margarita.” 7. Prokofiev, Sergei. “Egyptian Nights.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 49 of 83 8. Tsaiger. “Concerto for Symphony Orchestra,” signed by composer. 9. Schnittke, Alfred. “Kein Sommernachtstraum.” Box 87 H. Untitled scores; includes holograph and TS scores; fragments; lithographs. [F. 14] Box 88 1. Ibid. [F. 1-13] Box 89 2. Ibid. [F. 1-10]

V. Manuscripts. A. Libretti and lyrics for , many in translation; TS unless otherwise noted. Box 90 1. “The Abduction from the Seraglio,” by Harry Kupfer; Act I dialogue, TS with holograph notes; includes piano and vocal score. [F. 1] 2. “And the Dead Shall Walk the Earth,” by Joseph Summer, with complete score, TS. 3. “,” by Gioacchino Rossini. a. “Second draft,” Lisi Oliver, May 1984, TS with holograph notes. [F. 2] b. “Third Draft.” c. “Fourth Draft.” [F. 3] 4. “Benvenuto Cellini,” by Hector Berlioz, in French, acts I and II, TS with holograph notes. 5. “La Boheme,” by Giacomo Puccini, “Opera Company Boston 1977 production,” several drafts, TS with holograph notes. [F. 3-4] 6. “The Bourgeois Gentleman,” by Moliere. a. Draft, TS, Boston, July 1993. [F. 4] b. Fragments, TS with holograph notes. [F. 5] 7. “Buffalo - Opera in Two Acts,” by Jacques Offenbach, translation by Lisi Oliver, TS with holograph notes. 8. “Cavalleria Rusticana,” by Pietro Mascagni (libretto by Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti and Guido Menasci), Schirmer edition, TS fragments. [F. 6] 9. “Dead Souls,” by R. Shchedrin, TS fragments. 10. “Eastward in Eden,” by Dorothy Gardner. 11. “Egmont, 2nd Version,” fragments, TS with holograph notes. 12. “Emilia Galotti,” by Eric Simon, TS. 13. “Eugene Onegin,” by S. P. Krshzhanovsky, 3 drafts, TS with holograph notes. [F. 6-7] 14. “Evol Spelled Backwards is Love,” by Charles Kondele. 15. “Falstaff,” by Giuseppe Verdi. [F. 8]

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16. “La Finta Giardiniera,” by W. A. Mozart, draft fragments, TS with holograph notes. 17. “Gallows Hill,” by Julia Perry, TS with holograph notes. 18. “The Impresario, Skeletal Dialogues, Second Edition,” by Curtis Price, Judith Milhous and Robert D. Hume, TS with holograph notes, 5/13/78, 2 copies. [F. 9] 19 “Intolerance,” by Luigi Nono. 20 “The Key to the Plot,” TS with holograph notes; fragments. 21. “Keyboards and Crowns.” 22. “Louise,” by Gustave Charpentier, TS with holograph notes, fragments. 23. “The Magic Flute,” by W. A. Mozart, fragments of revisions, 1/4/63, 1/2/64. 24. “Man of La Mancha,” by Dale Wasserman. [F. 9-10] 25. “Medea,” by Luigi Cherubini, fragments with holograph notes. [F. 10] 26. “Montezuma,” by Roger Sessions, holograph script. [F. 11] 27. “Mozart and Salieri,” by . 28. “Orpheus in the Underworld,” by Jacques Offenbach, Act I. 29. “The Pariahs,” Leonard Kastle, bound; includes review of Kastle’s works; holograph notes. [Loose] 30. “Pelleas and Melisande,” Claude Debussy, TS with holograph notes. [F. 12] 31. “The Penguin Opera” ["Animalen"], Lars John Werle and Tage Danielsson; Act I and II, TS with holograph notes. 32. “The Plough and the Stars,” libretto by Edward Mabley. 33. “Proclaim Liberty,” Yitchak Rabin. [F. 13] 34. “Rosalinda,” by Richard Strauss, adapted by Ench Wolfgang Korngold, TS with holograph notes; includes fragments. [F. 13-14] 35. “Die Reife auf de Maund,” by Jacques Offenbach, TS with holograph notes. [F. 14] 36. “Sehumann,” holograph translation of German dialogue. [Loose] Box 91 37. “Santuzza” [character from "Cavalleria Rusticana"], TS fragment with holograph notes. [F. 1] 38. “Tales of Hoffman,” by Jacques Offenbach. a. Holograph draft. b. Final draft, Oct., 1984. 39. “The Temple Dance,” by Donna Hoffer, holograph draft; includes artwork and score fragments. 40. “Tosca,” by Victorien Sardov; includes intro by , 9/28/58.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 51 of 83 41. “La Traviata,” by Giuseppe Verdi, translated by Gloria Lerner, holograph script. [F. 2] 42. “Verspiel,” TS fragments with holograph notes, 1973. 43. “Vom Typ Zum Charakter,” G. Paisellos, in German. 44. “War and Peace,” by Serge Prokofiev. a. Draft, TS with holograph notes / corrections. b. Draft, TS with holograph notes; includes score fragments. [F. 3-5] 45. “The Widow’s Walk.” [F. 6] 46. “The Young Lord,” by Hans Werner Henze. [F. 7] 47. “Zmischen,” TS fragments. B. Untitled and non-English libretti and other scripts. 1. In Russian. [F. 8] 2. Re: V’Lan and Popotto,TS with holograph notes; includes fragments. 3. Re: Charlotte and Marie, Countess, TS fragments. 4. Re: Director, Madame, TS with holograph notes. 5. Re: Olympia, Spalananza, Act II, fragments. 6. Dialogue re: Marie and Suplice, TS. 7. Re: Philines, Grimm, Baroness, Ursula, Elvira, Act III, TS. [F. 8-9] 8. Re: Luther, Hoffman, TS fragments. [F. 9] 9. Re: Podesta, Ramino, TS with holograph notes. 10. Re: Natasha, Andrea, Roshov, TS with holograph notes. [F. 9-10] C. Manuscripts by SC. 1. “In Boston,” approx. 100 p., TS. [F. 10] 2. “Introduction to ’s Opera ‘The Magic Flute’ for School Assembly Programs,” approx. 15 p., TS. [F. 11] 3. “An Opera About Opera: A Proposed Television Program for Young People, May 1978,” approx. 30 p., TS, 2 copies. 4. Speeches. a. Untitled, 10 p., TS with holograph notes. b. OCB, 10th Annual Speech, 10 p., TS with holograph notes. c. Re: Faust, 13 p., holograph. d. Untitled speech, 6 p., TS, 10/29/65. D. Miscellaneous. 1. Program notes and synopses. 11 items, TS. [F. 12] 2. Press releases drafts, 2 items, TS with holograph notes. 3. Advertisements for OCB, drafts, approx. 35 items, TS with holograph notes, holograph.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 52 of 83 4. Program drafts, 4 items, TS with holograph notes, holograph. 5. ---Time article re: SC, 4 drafts, TS with holograph notes, 10/24/75. 6. “Boston is an Opera Hub Again,” draft, TS, 8 p. 7. Draft of article re: OCB opening of ise,” draft, 4 p., TS with holograph notes. 8. Draft of article re: Walter Felsenstein Seminars at BU. 9. Masters thesis re: “,” by Allen Dean Palmer, approx. 200 p., TS. [F. 13] 10. Fragment of SC biography: “Chapter 3: Walking the Tightrope,” approx. 35 p., TS. 11. Draft of proposal to establish permanent Opera Company of Boston, 10 p., TS fragment with holograph notes. E. Fragments and miscellaneous; may include script fragments, memo drafts, program introductions, Russian text, photocopies, translation drafts, holograph, TS with holograph notes. [F. 14-15]

VI. Audio. Box 92-98 A. Cassette tapes, approx. 1,200 re: Opera productions, various classical music collections. B. Reel-to-reel tapes, arranged by reel diameter in inches. Box 98-99 1. 10”, 19 items. Box 99-102 2. 7”, 110 items. Box 102 3. 5”, 43 items. 4. 3”, 12 items. C. Sony video tapes for helical scan (reels), arranged by width of tape. Box 103 1. 7”, 7 items. 2. 5”, 4 items. D. Digital audio tape (DAT), 147 items. E. Mini discs, 12 items. F. Compact discs, 9 items. G. Microcassettes, 9 items. H. 2 long-playing records.

VII. Film and Video. Box 104 A. U-Matic, 10 items. B. VHS C, 22 items. C. Digital videocassette (DVS), 7 items. Box 104-107 D. VHS, 150 items. Box 108 E. Beta-max, 16 items.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 53 of 83 VIII. Electronic Media. A. 3.5” floppy discs, 23 items. B. 5” floppy discs, 12 items. C. 1 microfilm.

IX. Photographs. A. Professional. 1. Production still files, black and white prints from OCB productions, arranged chronologically; may include description on verso; negatives; contact sheets; programs. a. “Voyage to the Moon,” 1959. [F. 1] b. “Madame Butterfly,” Dec. 1962. [F. 2] c. “Semiramide,” Feb. 1965; includes 16 prints re: . d. “Tales of Hoffman,” Mar. 1965; includes script; program. e. “Boris Godunov,” Mar. 1966; includes programs. [F. 3] f. “,” Apr. 1966; includes 9 prints re: Placido Domingo. g. “La Boheme,” Apr.-May 1966; includes prints re: Mass. Gov. John Volpe. [F. 4] h. “Moses and Aron,” Nov. 1966. [F. 5] i. “Tosca.” (i) May 1967; includes program. (ii) Feb. 1968; includes program. j. “Lulu,” Feb. 1968. [F. 7] Box 109 k. “Falstaff,” Mar. 1968; includes program. [F. 1-2] l. “Carmen,” Mar. 1968. [F. 3] m. “Bartok Trilogy,” Jan. 1969; includes print re: “Bluebeard’s Castle.” n. “,” Jan. 1965; includes program signed by cast (includes Beverly Sills) and 2 prints re: Beverly Sills. o. “Macbeth,” Mar. 1969; includes costume sketches. p. “Marriage of Figaro,” Apr. 1969. [F. 4] q. “Rigoletto,” June 1970; includes headshots of SC. r. “Louise,” Feb. 1971. [F. 5] s. “The Trojans,” Feb. 1972. t. “La Traviata,” May 1972; includes 3 prints re: Sarah Bernhardt; 1 print re: Beverly Sills. [F. 6] u. “Bartered Bride,” Jan. 1973; includes costume designs.

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v. “Daughter of the Regiment,” Feb. 1975; includes 5 prints re: Beverly Sills. w. “Mahagonny,” Apr. 1973. [F. 7] x. “Don Carlos,” May, 1973; includes 5 color slides. y. “War and Peace,” 1974. [F. 8] z. “Madame Butterfly,” 1974. [F. 9] aa. “Falstaff,” Feb., 1975. bb. “Cosi Fan Tutte,” Mar. 1975. cc. “Benvenuto Cellini,” May 1975. [F. 10] dd. “Capulets [and Monagues],” June 1975. ee. “Montezuma,” 1976; includes costume designs. [F. 11] ff. “Fidelio,” 1976. [F. 12] gg. “Ruslan and Ludmila,” Mar. 1977; includes 44 color slides. [F. 13] hh. “Rigoletto,” Apr. 1977. [F. 14] ii. “Orfeo et Euridice,” June 1977. jj. “Good Soldier Schweik,” undated. kk. “Fisherman and His Wife,” 1975. 2. Miscellaneous production skills; may includes black and white, color prints; costume designs; Polaroid’s; stage photos. [F. 15-17, E. 1] Box 110 a. Ibid. [F. 1, E. 1-4] 3. Re: Lucia di Lammermoor, approx. 50 negatives, approx. 30 black and white prints, contact sheet. [F. 2] 4. Re: SC at Russian radio panel, approx. 50 black and white prints. [F. 3] 5. Re: Russian press conference, approx. 100 black and white prints. [F. 4-5] 6. Re: SC with Anna Moffo, 2 black and white prints. [F. 6] 7. 2 miscellaneous black and white prints. 8. Headshots re: SC, approx. 50 black and white prints. 9. Re: SC conducting Boston Symphony, approx. 100 black and white and color prints. [F. 7-8] B. Personal; may include black and white and color prints of SC and family; notables include: [F. 9-15, E. 5-6] Box 111 1. Re: Boston Children’s Chorus, 2 black and white prints. [F. 1] 2. Re: Victor Borge and Sandra Loew, 4 black and white, 1 color print. 3. Re: Edward W. Brooke III, 9 black and white prints. 4. Re: John Collins (Mayor of Boston, Mass.), 3 black and white prints.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 55 of 83 5. Re: Peter Maxwell Davies, 1 black and white print. 6. Re: President Gerald Ford and Mrs. Ford with SC, 1 color print. 7. Re: Ionel Perlea, 2 black and white prints. 8. Re: Frances Sargent (Governor of Mass.), 3 black and white prints, 3 contact sheets. 9. Re: Beverely Sills, 25 black and white slides, 1 negative, 6 contact sheets; includes “La Traviata” program, 1973. 10. Re: Igor Stravinsky, London, 1962, 10 black and white prints. [F. 2] 11. Re: Alec Templeton, 1 black and white print. 12. Re: Helen Titus, 1 black and white; includes ALS. 13. Re: SC, photograph taken by Eugene Cook [husband of soprano Phyllis Curtin], 1 black and white print. [F. 3] 14. Re: George Washington Awards Dinner, SC and Laszlo Bonis, 12/5/84, 4 black and white prints. 15. Re: SC with President Jimmy Carter; includes Carter’s mimeograph signature, 1 color print. 16. Re: SC in Israel, 1/18/84, 2 black and white prints. 17. Re: Victor Borge with SC, 3 black and white prints. 18. Re: OCB Annual Meeting, with SC, Edward W. Brooke III, Laszlo Bonis, 10/3/73, 6 black and white prints. 19. Re: SC with Carlos Mosely [President of NY Philharmonic] and , 2 black and white prints. 20. Re: Opening of 9th season of OCB; SC, Polk Guest, and John Thatcher, 2 black and white prints. 21. Re: OCB Benefit Gala; SC, Garvin Fischer and Frederick W. Haffenreffer. 1 black and white print. 22. Re: SC with Laszlo Bonis, 1 black and white print. 23. Re: 1st Mass Art Awards Ceremony, 3 black and white prints; includes TLS from president of Mass Art, 7/13/87. 24. Re: Jackie Kennedy, 1 contact sheet. 25. Miscellaneous. 1. Re: rehearsal at OCB, 2 black and white prints. [F. 4] 2. Re: Savoy Theater, 3 black and white, 2 color prints. 3. Re: Stravinsky celebration, 11 black and white prints, 8 contact sheets. 4. Re: Worcester Project, 8 black and white prints. 5. Re: costumes, scenery, research material. [F. 5] 6. Miscellaneous prints, approx. 150 black and white and color prints. [F. 6-7]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 56 of 83 C. Negatives, 12 files (A-N), approx. 200 items total. [F. 8, E. 1-2, Loose] D. 3 printing plates. [E. 2] E. Approx. 50 contact sheets re: various productions. [F. 8] F. Approx. 280 color slides. [F. 9] G. Approx. 50 color transparencies re: “Hansel and Gretel.” [Loose] Package 8 H. Oversized contact sheet re: production stage. I. Photo albums. 1. Personal. Box 111 a. Re: flowers, dog, home, white cover. [Loose] b. Re: 1965 holiday season, family, Washington D.C, green cover. c. “A Birthday Party in Honor of Boris G. and Mozart,” given by SC in Lincoln, MA, 1/24/93, water color cover. d. Re: family, 1967-1968, red cover. Box 112 e. Re: Eastern European trip, dark red cover. 2. Professional. a. Re: Orchestral performances, broadcast / recorded before a live audience, red cover; 2 albums. b. Re: SC watching class / audition of young singers, red cover. c. Re: Russian performances, rehearsals, and party, brown and green cover. d. Re: China trip, 7/10/81, gold brocade cover. e. Re: formal performances directed by SC and party, red cover.

X. Scrapbooks. A. Re: Carnegie Mellon commencement, 05/16/77, brown, bound; includes photos; printed citations; program. B. “Photographs,” re: SC’s youth, green bound; includes photographs; clippings of high school graduation. C. Re: backstage help gift, from Gayle A. Brown, 5/12/78, black velvet; includes black and white prints. Box 113 D. Re: newspaper clippings from operas, red cover. [F. 1] E. Re: from SC’s grandparents to her mother, Margaret Baker. [Loose] F. Oversized scrapbooks. Box 114 1. Newspaper clippings re: opera groups, black cover. 2. Re: Hansel and Gretel, from 3rd grade class; includes handmade thank you cards, wood cover.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 57 of 83 XI. Personal Memorabilia. A. Honorary degrees. 1. University of Bridgeport, 5/8/77. 2. Boston College, Doctor of Letters, 6/15/67. 3. Harvard, Doctor of Arts, 6/12/75. Package 17 4. Bowdoin College, Doctor of Bachelor, 5/24/75. 5. Salem State, 6/5/76. Box 113 6. St. Louise University, Doctor of Letters, 5/10/78. 7. New York University, Doctor of Fine Arts, 6/10/82. 8. New England College, Doctor of Fine Arts, 5/19/79. 9. American University, Doctor of Humane Letters, 9/18/80. 10. State University of New York Potsdam, Distinguished Service to Human Society. 11. Mount Holyoke, Doctor of Humane Letters, 5/27/95. 12. Salem State, Doctors of Humane Letters. 13. Simmons College, Doctor of Fine Arts. 14. University of Rhode Island, Doctor of Musical Arts, 5/13/76. 15. Regis College, Doctor of Fine Arts. 16. Wellesley College, Doctor of Music, 5/28/76. 17. Regis College, Doctor of Fine Arts, 5/26/74. 18. Longy School of Music, Distinguished Achievements, 6/5/93. 19. St. Louis University, Doctor of Humane Letters, 5/13/78. 20. St. Anselm, Doctor of Music, 5/15/77. 21. State University of New York Potsdam, Distinguished Service to Culture, 5/24/80. 22. The National Federation of Music Club, 4/26/77. 23. University of Bridgeport, Doctor of Humane Letters, 5/8/77. B. Various awards, certificates, plaques; includes some honorary degrees. 1. “Trees for Israel,” planted for SC’s mother. 2. “New England Region Hadassah Citizens Award,” 5/18/76. 3. Northwest Michigan State University, Citation of Achievement, 4/20/77. 4. Boston Theater District Association, 1986. 5. Fayette School, Hall of Honor, 10/1/98. 6. Certificate of Invitation, Gala Premiere of “Die Soldaten,” 2/6/82. 7. Sunday School Graduation Certificate. [F. 1] 8. University of Massachusetts, Bachelor of Arts for Elizabeth Osborn.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 58 of 83 9. Boston YMCA Citation, 4/28/65. 10. Boston Certificate of Appreciation to USSR, 4/2/88. 11. Boston Declaration, “5/19/78 Opera Company of Boston Day.” 12. Smith College, Doctor of Fine Arts, 6/2/74. 13. General Federation of Women’s Clubs, MA, Citation to Celebrate Women Artist, 5/6/97. 14. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 5/11/07. 15. Tufts University, Doctor of Music, 5/31/81. 16. Massachusetts Federal Music Clubs citation. 17. Phi Beta Kappa, Boston University, 12/5/76. 18. Proclamation, San Francisco, “Feb. 7-13, 1977, Week.” 19. Paperweight, Dinner of Champions, 2/27/75. [Loose] 20. Paperweight, University of Massachusetts, Doctor of Fine Arts, 5/22/76. Box 115 21. Dartmouth, Doctor of Humane Letters, 6/10/78. [Loose] Box 116 C. 3 doctoral hoods, various colors. [Loose] D Russian Stamp book. [F. 1] E 2 nametags. F 3 ticket stubs. G Laminated official presentation copy of article re: SC in ---Life. [Loose] H Autograph book from childhood. I Mother’s baby book. J 3 pins.

XII. Financial Materials. Box 117 A Budgets, accounts, reports, etc. re: OCB and its productions; may include bank statements; check stubs; check requests; financial reports; financial proposals; budget reports; receipts; checks; photocopies; petty cash. [F. 1-18] Box 118 1. Ibid. [F. 1-18] Box 119 2. Ibid. [F. 1-20] Box 120 3. Ibid. [F. 1-19] Box 121 4. Ibid. [F. 1-4, E. 1-21] Box 122 5. Ibid. [F. 1-2] B. Subject files, re: budgets, accounts, reports, etc. 1. “Abutters.” [F. 3] 2. “Accounts Payable Listing and Related Work Papers, Fiscal Year, 1979.” 3. “A.G.M.A. Dues, 1987 Season.” 4. “Arts Boston Voucher Invoices.” 5. “BA-BL Misc.” [F. 4]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 59 of 83 6. “Bank Charges, Fiscal Year 1981.” [F. 5] 7. “Bank Charge Notice.” 8. “BM-BZ Misc.” [F. 6] 9. “Boston Edison.” [F. 7] 10. “Boston Herald American.” 11. “Boston Ladder and Scaffolding.” [F. 8] 12. “Boston Phoenix.” 13. “Boston University Work-Study Program.” 14. “Boyce, Naneen.” [F. 9, E. 1] 15. “BRA-KENT Correspondence Bill Condo.” [F. 10] 16. “Brookline Liquor Mart.” 17. “Brooks, Van Horn.” 18. “Cabriole.” 19. “Calvo, Rene.” 20. “Cape Cod Musicians Association.” 21. “Capezio.” 22. “Capital Engineering, 1978.” 23. “Capital Records.” 24. “Capron.” 25. “Cargo Transport.” 26. “Carl Fischer of Boston.” 27. “Card Plan.” [F. 11] 28. “Carroll Musical.” [F. 12] 29. “Central Steel.” 30. “Certified Pest Control.” 31. “Charlie Tech Tailor.” 32. “Cheesecake Company.” 33. “Cinema Sound.” 34. “Clark Moving.” [F. 13] 35. “Clark and White.” 36. “Colony.” 37. “Conrail.” 38. “Copley Camera.” 39. “Copy Concept.” 40. “Copy Cop.” 41. “Copy Gazette.” 42. “C-Misc.” [F. 14] 43. “Copy Quick.” 44. “Cox, Elizabeth.” 45. “Credit Card Charges.” 46. “Credit Card Charges, Fiscal Year 1981.” [F. 15] 47. “Corporate Fraud.” 48. “Crimson Camera Tech Sales.” 49. “C and W Transport.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 60 of 83 50. “Daily Deposit Report Forms, Nov.” [F. 16] Box 123 a. Ibid. [F. 1-3] 51. “Damen-Kartei Women.” [F. 4] 52. “Dart.” 53. “PBS Lumber.” 54. “De Angeli’s Iron.” 55. “Defecit Dinner Dance.” 56. “Deposits OCB.” [F. 5] 57. “D-Misc.” 58. “D & M Mailing.” 59. “Eastern Air Freight.” 60. “Eastland Reality.” 61. “Eaton Financial.” 62. “Electrolux.” 63. “Emery Air.” 64. “E Misc.” [F. 6] 65. “Federal Savings League.” 66. “Financial Reports, 1963, CIS.” 67. “Gehrig, Dr. John.” [F. 7] 68. “De Gustibus.” 69. “Greek Bank Dec. 1993.” 70. “Hansel and Gretel Budget Book.” [F. 8] 71. “Henen Kartei-Men.” 72. “Invoice Deposits.” 73. “Jumping Frog [of Calevaras County].” [F. 9] 74. “Kemper Insurance Co.” 75. “Loan Info.” 76. “Mailing Permits.” 77. “March 1981.” [F. 10] 78. “March Regular Accounts.” [F. 11] 79. “Master Charge Checking Deposits.” [F. 12] 80. “Mayflower.” [F. 13] 81. “Miscellaneous FYR, 1979.” 82. “Monthly Financial Statements and Cash Flows.” 83. “Morgan, James T.,” 2 files. 84. “NEA Design Arts,” 85. “NEA Grow Xeroxed Checks and Invoices.” [F. 14] 86. “New England Merchants Account, June 1981.” [F. 15] 87. “Newbury Management Corp.” 88. “Opera Company of Boston Budget, Tosca.” [F. 16] 89. “Old Chart Accounts.” 90. “One Act (Shawmut), Fiscal Years 1983 - July 1985.” 91. “Opera New England Deposits, July 1979 - June 1980.” 92. “Opera New England Budget Balance Sheet.” [F. 17]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 61 of 83 93. “Opera New England Expense Reports.” 94. “Opera New England Spring Tour Expenses.” 95. “Operas.” 96. “Opera America.” Box 124 97. “Opera House Deposits, 1980.” [F. 1] 98. “Opera House Deposits, 1981.” 99. “Opera Fare.” [F. 2] 100. “Operation Opera III, Outline of Procedures and Estimated Expenditures.” 101. “P-Misc.” 102. “PR - Marketing and Sales.” 103. “Petty Cash, Fiscal Year 1979.” 104. “E[liabeth] Phinney.” 105. “Pond, Helen.” 106. “Postage Sign Out.” 107. “Proposed Budget for Twelve Weeks, Season 1958-1959.” 108. “R-Misc.” 109. “Ruslan and Ludmila, La Boheme, 1977.” [F. 3] 110. “Regular Account Deposits, Feb. 1981.” [F. 4] 111. “Reilly, B.” 112. “Report on Examination of the Accounts of the Council on the Arts and Humanities.” 113. “S-Misc.” 114. “SC and Kurzman.” 115. “Schedule of Accounts to be Paid, Etc.” 116. “Stop Payments.” 117. “Suffolk Franklin Deposits.” 118. “Tosca 1978 Ticket Reports.” [F. 5] 119. “Tosca Tickets, 1978.” 120. “Treasury Matters.” 121. “Trust Account May-June, 1980.” [F. 6] 122. “Weekly Bills / Payable Listing.” [F. 7] 123. “White Paper.” 124. Untitled files. a. Re: Boston Opera reports. b. Re: Cambridge Trust Company. [F. 8] c. Re: employees. d. Re: Opera America, Fiscal Year, 1975-77. e. Re: Shawmust Payroll Processions Service. f. Re: ticket sales. [F. 9] g. Re: National Endowment for the Arts. [F. 10] h. Re: budget breakdown. i. Re: 1986-1987 finances. [F. 11] j. Re: advertising / flyer costs.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 62 of 83 k. Re: OCB grants. [F. 12-13] B. Yearly audits / reports, 1965-1967, 1971-1979, 1982-1984; includes OCB annual reports; accounting audits; financial statements; budget reports. [F. 14-15] Box 125 C. OCB fiscal year ledgers; 1961, 1964, 1970-1980, 1982-1983. [F. 1-17, Loose] Box 126 1. Ibid. [F. 1-6] D. OCB check ledgers; 1965-1966, 1980-1981. [F. 7, Loose] E. OCB loose bills; includes overdue notices, collection notes, receipts. [F. 8-14] F. Oversized OCB check ledgers. Box 127 1. 1964. [Loose] Box 128 2. 1964-1972, 1987. [Loose] 3. 1971, cash disbursement. Box 129 G. OCB loose bills continued (see section E above). [F. 1-20] Box 130 1. Ibid. [F. 1] E. OCB bills, in subject files. 1. “A.” [F. 2-3] 2. “A.” [F. 4] 3. “A - Copy.” 4. “A - Misc.” 5. “Abbott-Allen Stationery.” [F. 5] 6. “Accounts Payable, 5/31/67 (Prior).” 7. “Accounts Receivable Misc.” 8. “Adam, Steven.” 9. “Adams Triumph.” 10. “Adding Mach.” [F. 6] 11. “Agris, Peter.” 12. “Aliapoulios, Mark.” 13. “Allen, Charles.” 14. “Allen, Norman.” 15. “Altertext Inc.” 16. “EMEX and Opera Company of Boston.” 17. “Amstaco.” 18. “Anderson, Dean.” 19. “Arnold and Company.” 20. “A.T.E. Security Systems.” 21. “Atlantic Photographs Inc.” 22. “Avery Hotel.” [F. 7] 23. “B &C Storage Trailer.” 24. “B-Misc.” 25. “Baccaro, Carl A.” 26. “Baily, Floyd.” 27. “Balme, John.” [F. 8]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 63 of 83 28. “Barrett, Herbert.” 29. “Beckman, Scott.” 30. “Beckwith Elevator Company.” 31. “Beale, Everett.” 32. “Bedford, Judith.” 33. “Blue Cross-Blue Shield.” 34. “Bills: Paid From October 1963.” 35. “Bolotsky, Howard.” [F. 9] 36. “Bonis, Laszlo.” 37. “Boosey and Hawkes, Inc.” 38. “Boris Color Lab.” 39. “Boston Blueprint.” 40. “Boston Edison Company.” 41. “Boston, City of.” 42. “Boston Edison.” 43. “Boston Globe.” 44. “Boston Ladder and Scaffolding.” 45. “Boston Waterfront.” 46. “Bostaph, Nora (Fees and Expenses).” 47. “Boyce, Naneen.” 48. “Bradford, Andrea.” 49. “Brooks, Clifford.” [F. 10] 50. “Brough, Russell.” [F. 11] 51. “Browning Ferns Industries.” 52. “Buck, Allan.” 53. “Budget Rent-a-Car.” 54. “Budget Rent-a-Truck.” 55. “Budget Rental.” [F. 12] 56. “C-Misc.” [F. 13] 57. “Caldwell, Sarah.” [F. 14] 58. “Capra, Chuck.” 59. “Capron.” 60. “Capron Lighting.” 61. “Carey, Rachel.” 62. “Cash Receipts, June 1973.” 63. “Cash Receipts, July 1973.” [F. 15] 64. “Cash Receipts, August 1973.” 65. “Cash Receipts, September 1973.” [F. 16-17] Box 131 66. “Cash Receipts, October 1973.” [F. 1] 67. “Cash Receipts, November 1973.” [F. 2] 68. “Cash Receipts, December 1973.” [F. 3-4] 69. “Cash Receipts, January 1974.” [F. 5-6] 70. “Cash Receipts, February 1974.” [F. 7-8] 71. “Cash Receipts, March 1974.” [F. 9]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 64 of 83 72. “Cash Receipts, April 1974.” 73. “Cash Receipts, May 1974.” [F. 10-11] 74. “Certified Pest Control.” [F. 12] 75. “Charrette.” 76. “Cheeley, Christopher.” 77. “Christie, James.” 78. “Ciaschini, Peter.” 79. “Cinema Sound.” 80. “Clack and White Leasing.” 81. “Cody Peter.” 82. “Clark Moving.” 83. “Collins, Diana.” 84. “Colony.” 85. “Concession Income.” 86. “Consortium.” [F. 13] 87. “Consortium Prior.” [F. 14] 88. “Constable, John.” 89. “Construction Fund Paid Invoices.” 90. “Cooke, Tom.” [F. 15] 91. “Coombs, Marion.” 92. “Copy Cop.” 93. “Cardova, Rick.” 94. “Corporate Travel.” 95. “Conture, Robert.” 96. “Cunningham, J. L.” [F. 16-17] Box 132 97. “CWS Shaver.” [F. 1] 98. “D.” 99. “D-Misc.” 100. “De Angelis Iron Works.” [F. 2] 101. “De Gustibus Caterine.” 102. “De Wilde, Karen.” 103. “Deegan, Michael.” 104. “Dell, Patti.” 105. “Diffen, Ray.” 106. “Dove, Neville.” [F. 3] 107. “Dowling, Claire.” 108. “Dowling, Dan.” 109. “E-Misc.” 110. “Eastern Airlines.” [F. 4] 111. “Eaton Financial Corporation.” 112. “E.” 113. “Eaton Financial Lease Agreement: Invoice File, Fiscal Year, 1982.” 114. “Edgar Vincent Assocation.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 65 of 83 115. “Edward L. Wisewell.” 116. “Elite Protective Service.” [F. 5-6] 117. “Eller, Ceclia.” [F. 7] 118. “Energy Air Freight.” 119. “Engler, Inge.” 120. “Englund, John.” 121. “European American.” 122. “F.” 123. “Faulkner, Peter.” [F. 8] 124. “Feinbloom, Joshua.” 125. “Felsenstein.” 126. “Finney, John.” [F. 9] 127. “Fischer, John.” 128. “Flanagan, Richard.” 129. “Fonda, Michael.” 130. “Foreman, Sally.” 131. “Fourie, George.” 132 “France.” 133. “Frawley, Cynthia.” 134. “Freeman.” 135. “Freeman, Henry.” 136. “French, Paul.” 137. “Friend Lumber.” [F. 10] 138. “G.” [F. 11] 139. “G and T Harris.” 140. “G-Misc.” 141. “Garroway, Michael.” [F. 12] 142. “Gambulos, Ellen.” 143. “General Electric Credit Lease Agreement Invoice File, Fiscal Year 1982.” 144. “Ghensky, Joshua.” 145. “Globe.” 146. “Goldenberg Henry, Riemes and Braunstein,” 147. “The Gray Line, Inc.” 148. “Great Bear Spring Company.” 149. “Greenwald, Wendy.” [F. 13] 150. “Grimes, J.” 151. “Grimes, John.” 152. “Grover, Neil.” 153. “Guanglia.” 154. “Gugliotta.” 155. “H.” [F. 14] 156. “H-Misc.” [F. 15] 157. “Haddock, Marcus.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 66 of 83 158. “Haffenreffer, Fritz.” 159. “Harpsichords.” 160. “Harn’s-Kerr-Forster.” 161. “Hart Scenic Studio.” 162. “Havalice, Robert.” 163. “Hayes, James G.” 164. “Henry, Patti.” 165. “Hill, Ellen.” [F. 16] 166. “Holyoke, John.” 167. “Honeysucker, Robert.” 168. “Hooker, Howe.” 169. “Horvath, Wayne, Petty Cash Outstanding.” 170. “Hultgren, Joan.” [F. 17] 171. “Hume.” 172. “Hume, Peter.” 173. “Humphreys, Llewellyn.” 174. “Hunneman Investment.” 175. “I,” 2 files. 176. “I-Misc.” Box 133 177. “IBM.” [F. 1] 178. “IMG Disposal.” 179. “Irgunit.” 180.. “Itczak.” 181. “Itczak, Richard.” 182. “Ivanova.” 183. “J.” 184. “J-Misc.” 185. “Jacoby, Paul.” 186. “Johnson, Jay.” [F. 2] 187. “K,” 2 files. 188. “K-Misc.” 189. “Kaplan, M.” [F. 3] 190. “Kasel, William.” 191. “Keith, Vic.” 192 “Kelly, Richards.” 193. “Kenny, Maureen.” 194. “Kent Corp,” 2 files. 195. “Ketchum Inc.” [F. 4] 196. “Kfoury, June.” 197. “Kiman, Pamela.” 198. “Knight, William.” 199. “Kott, George and Sandra.” 200. “L.” [F. 5] 201. “L-Misc.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 67 of 83 202. “Lancto, Peter.” 203. “Landis.” 204. “Lang, Steve.” 205. “Lavagh, Ruth.” [F. 6] 206 “Lawrence, Len.” 207. “Lee, Eve.” 208. “Leger, Francis.” 209. “Lent, Dianne.” 210. “Lizotte, Andre.” 211. “Lynch, Chris.” 212. “Luce Press Clippings.” 213. “M.” 214. “M-Misc.” [F. 7] 215. “Maggio, Jim.” 216. “Maher, Liam.” 217. “Maitre.” [F. 8] 218. “Maki, Anne.” 219. “Maroli, Tony.” 220. “Marquis, Bruce.” 221. “Mass Audio Visual Equipment Co.” 222. “Matthews, Philip.” 223. “Mathewson.” 224. “Misc - Billings Billed to Opera Company of Boston.” 225. “McConathy, Ozzie.” [F. 9] 226. “McHale, Chris.” 227 “McKenna, Patrick.” 228. “McNeil, Partick.” 229. “McQuaid, Anderson.” 230. “Mehrling, Mary Lou.” 231. “Meyerson, Janice.” 232. “Mianulli, Allen.” 233. “Milch, Ina.” 234. “Miles, Tim.” 235. “Milford, Dennis.” 236. “MIT.” 237. “Monaco, Nancy.” 238. “Montezuma Refunds Paid and Requests.” 239. “Morene, K.” [F. 10] 240. “Morgan, Jim.” 241. “Morgenstern, Jeff.” 242. “Monarty, Tim.” 243. “Mulholland, Joseph.” 244. “N.” 245. “N-Misc.” [F. 11]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 68 of 83 246. “Nagle, Bill.” 247. “New England Telephone, Sam’s Business Phone.” 248. “New England Telephone, Scene Shop.” 249. “Nicholson, Adele.” 250. “Nelson, Susan.” 251. “O.” [F. 12] 252. “O-Misc.” 253. “O’Donnell, Bill.” 254. “Oakes, Dana.” 255. “Oberle, Freya.” 256. “Opera Company of Boston Payables / Judgments.” 257. “The Oliver Lesee.” [F. 13, E. 1] 258. “Opera New England.” [F. 13] 259. “Opera America.” 260. “Opera Company Bills.” 261. “Opera House.” 262. “Other Subs to be Called.” [F. 14] 263. “P.” Box 134 264. “P-Misc.” [F. 1] 265. “Petty Cash in Checks Accounted For.” 266. “Petty Cash-Patty Limm, Opera New England.” 267. “Pill, Ralph.” 268. “Pitney Bowes.” 269. “Plaza Press.” [F. 2] 270. “P.O. and AM.” 271. “Production Arts Lighting, Inc.” [F. 3] 272. “Pucker / Safrai Gallery.” 273. “Purchase Orders Cons Fund.” 274. “Q-Misc.” 275. “QSI.” 276. “R.” 277. “R&M Industrial Cleaning Inc.” [F. 4] 278. “Refund Requests.” 279. “Rogers, Vivian.” 280. “Rowinski, M.A.” 281. “S.” 282. “S-Misc.” [F. 5] 283. “Saulnier, Amy.” 284. “Schirmer.” 285. “Schuerger, J.” 286. “Scriptomatic.” 287. “Security Service.” 288. “Security Service Specialists.” 289. “Statements J.” [F. 6]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 69 of 83 290. “Sterling Lord Agency.” 291. “Stimpson.” 292. “Sullivan Emergency Light.” [F. 7] 293. “Swaak Motion Pictures.” 294. “T-Misc.” 295. “Thico-Tifco.” 296. “Thomas, Barbara.” 297. “TIFCO.” 298. “Travelers.” 299. “Travelers Insurance.” 300. “Tremont Copy Shoppe.” 301. “U-Misc.” [F. 8] 302. “United Parcel Service.” 303. “U.S. Leasing.” 304. “U.S. Post Office.” 305. “V.” 306. “V-Misc.” [F. 9] 307. “Vincent, Louis.” 308. “Vyadec Lease Agreement: Invoice File, Fiscal Year 1982.” 309. “Vydec.” 310. “WXYZ.” 311. “W-X Misc.” [F. 10] 312. “Wedow, Gary.” 313. “WEEI Newsrad.” 314. “WHDH.” 315. “Wig Wam.” 316. “Wright, Vivian.” 317. “Z.” 318. “Ziegenfuss, Ken.” 319. “1971-1972 Production Funds.” [F. 11] 320. Untitled files. a. Re: Western Union. [F. 12] b. Re: Boston Mailing Company. c. Re: purchase orders. d. Re: Eavos Costume Company. e. Re: the Apple Center. f. Re: “Norma.” F. Subscriptions re: Opera Company of Boston, 1960-1987; includes gift acknowledgements; subscription applications; subscription lists; solicitations; fundraising kits. [F. 13, E. 1-10] Box 135 1 Ibid. [F. 1-8] G. Subscriptions, arranged in subject files. 1. “1965 Subscribers - Stencils.” [F. 9]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 70 of 83 2. “1979 Subscription Reports.” 3. “March 1982 – Chrono.” [F. 10] 4. “August 1982 – Chrono.” 5. “Sept.-Oct. 1982.” 6. “November 1982.” [F. 11] 7. “February 1983.” 8. “March 1983.” 9. “April 1983.” 10. “May 1983.” [F. 12] 11. “A-B.” 12. “Boston Headquarters #1,” bound. [Loose] 13. “C-E.” [F. 13] 14. “Cambridge Headquarters #2,” bound. [Loose] 15. “Chestnut Hill Headquarters #3,” bound. 16. “Cohasset Headquarters #4,” bound. 17. “Concord Headquarters #5,” bound. Box 136 18. “Contributions-File Copies.” [F. 1] 19. “Deposits Opera Company Boston.” 20. “Donations.” 21. “F-H.” [F. 2] 22. “Fled Gala-4/26/01,” bound. [Loose] 23. “Fund Raising-General Info.” [F. 3] 24. “Fund Raising Bills, Etc.-Begin June 1965.” 25. “I-L.” 26. “June 1982-Chrono.” [F. 4] 27. “M-O.” 28. “Metropolitan Cultural Alliance.” [F. 5] 29. “Metropolitan Opera Guild.” 30. “Opera Company of Boston Directors/Trustees Foundation Contacts.” 31. “October Chrono. 1982.” [F. 6] 32. “Opera Group, Inc. Renewals 1960-61,” bound. [Loose] 33. “Opera New England Fundraising Kit.” [F. 6] 34. “Operation Opera IV,” bound. [Loose] 35. “Operation Opera II,” bound. 36. “P-R.” [F. 6] 37. “Peabody Headquarters #6,” bound. [Loose] 38. “Raffles and Promotions.” [F. 7] 39. “Robi Too 1 Sales.” 40. “S.” 41. “September Chrono. 1982.” [F. 8] 42. “Subscription Account Deposits - Bef. 1981.” 43. “Subscription Checks Received in Fiscal Year 1979.” 44. “Subscription Legal.”

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 71 of 83 45. “Subscription Reports,” 2 files. [F. 9] 46. “Subscription 1963.” [Loose] 47. “T-Z.” [F. 9] 48. “Taxes, Local and State.” [F. 10] 49. “Ticket Information 1966-67 Season.” 50. “Wellesley Headquarters #7,” bound. [Loose] 51. “Worker,” 3 files. [F. 11-12] Box 137 a. Ibid. [F. 1-3] 52. Untitled re: 1978-79 Donors. [F. 4] 53. Untitled re: 1978 Donors. [F. 5] 54. Untitled re: 1977-1978 Donors. 55. “$50 Master.” [F. 6] 56. “$40 Rated.” 57. “$40 Master.” [F. 7] 58. “$50 Rated.” [F. 8] H. Re: OCB repairs/renovations, 1979-1996; includes estimates; financial reports/proposals; invoices; correspondence; receipts. [F. 9-12, E. 1] I. Subject files re: repairs/renovations. 1. “Asbestos Abutment Specifications.” [F. 12] 2. “Ann Beha and Associates.” 3. “ArServe.” [F. 13] 4. “Beha Bills.” 5. “Boston Landmark.” [F. 14] 6. “BRA - Correspondence and Reports.” 7. “House Repairs.” 8. “Hook-Up Steets.” [F. 15] 9. “House Specs.” [F. 16] 10. “House Stuff - Early.” 11. “McFall, JJ.” 12. “Opera Company of Boston Foundation Proposal General 1978-79.” [F. 17] 13. “Opera Company of Boston Completed Foundation Proposals Forms.” Box 138 14. “Opera New England 1974-75.” [F. 1] 15. “Quincy Engineering.” 16. “Quincy Engineering 1996.” 17. “Quincy Engineering Tom Dukoss.” [F. 2] 18. “Savoy Improvement.” [F. 3] 19. “Savoy Technical.” J. Taxes re: OCB, 1976-1991; includes IRS forms; applications; items re: tax-exempt status. [F. 4-5, E. 1] K. Subject files re: taxes. 1. “990 IRS Junk.” [F. 6]

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2. “1042 Non-Resident Alien Filing 1979.” 3. “City of Boston.” 4. “Federal and State Taxes Paid Etc.” 5. “Federal Tax Deposit, Fiscal Year 1981.” [F. 7] 6. “IRS.” 10. “IRS Deposit Receipts.” 11. “IRS Opera Company of Boston Tax Exempt 50K Status for Charitable Organization.” 12. “Magdelena - Tax Return 1976.” 13. “Opera Company of Boston IRS.” [F. 8] 14. “Opera Company of Boston Misc. Tax Date.” 15. “Tax Exempt Certificate.” 16. “Tax Issue.” [F. 9] 17. Untitled files. a. Re: tax issues. b. Re: checks to Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1980. c. Re: IRS tax levy. d. Re: notice of levy. L. Re: OCB employment and payroll, 1960-1993; includes timesheet ledgers; employment slips; bank statements; check ledgers. [F. 10-18, E. 1-6] Box 139 1. Ibid. [F. 1-3. E. 1-7] M. Subject files re: employment and payroll. 1. “1974 Payroll Records.” [F. 4-5] 2. “A-L Misc.” [F. 6] 3. “Broln, Christopher.” 4. “Costume Crew Timesheets, Fiscal Year 1981.” 5. “Credit Adjustments for Payroll Voids.” 6. “Crew Timesheets, Fiscal Year, 1981.” 7. “Misc. Payroll, Fiscal Year, 1979.” [F. 7] 8. “Payroll Adjustments and Sheets, 2nd Quarter.” 9. “Payroll Information, July 1977 - June 1978.” 10. “Payroll Data.” [F. 8] 11. “Payroll Records.” 12. “Payroll Records, 1973.” [F. 9-10] Box 140 13. “Scene Shop Timesheets, Fiscal Year, 1981.” [F. 1] 14. “Smillie, Thomson.” 15. Untitled files. a. Re: Naneen Befer. [F. 2] b. Re: payroll ledger. N. Payroll ledgers / books. 1. “1965 Payroll Book.” [Loose]

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2. “November 1974 Payroll.” [F. 3-4] Box 141 3. “Cash Reciepts-1974-75.” [Loose] 4. “1976-77 Employee Period.” Box 142 5. “1977-78 Employee Period.” Package 19 6. “1978 Payroll.” 7. “1979 Payroll.” Package 20 8. “1979 Payroll Summary.” Box 140 9. “1980 Payroll.” [Loose] Package 21 10. “Adjustment Register 1981.” Package 22 11. “Employee Pre-List 1981.” Package 23 12. “Employee Master List, 1985.” Box 140 O. Personal. 1. Re: SC, 1961-1999; includes TLS; past due notices; bills; checks; correspondence; appraisals; mother’s funeral expenses. [F. 5-8] 2. Subject files re: personal financial materials. a. “1971.” [F. 9] b. “1972.” c. “1973.” d. “1974.” e. “1974 Income Tax.” f. “1975 Worksheets.” g. “1976 Tax and Investment Info.” h. “1981.” i. “AMEX 1975.” [F. 10] j. “Expense Reports 1975 Summer.” k. “IRS Correspondence.” l. “Kurzman and Scibetta,” 2 files. m. “Lincoln Taxes 1995.” [F. 11] n. “Income Tax 1974.” o. “National Bank of Greece.” p. “Opera Company of Boston Expenses 1975.” q. “Old IRS Correspondence.” r. Untitled, re: 1975. 3. Re: “Music and Theater Company.” [E. 1-4] Box 143 a. Ibid. [F. 1-2, E. 1] 4. Files re: “Music and Theater Company.” a. “Music and Theater 1980.” [F. 3] b. “Music and Theater Inc.” c. Untitled, re: 1978 tax returns.

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XIII. Legal Materials. A. Re: contracts, 1959-1981; includes artist contracts; insurance contracts; by-laws; property contracts; legal agreements. [F. 4-6] B. Re: grant applications, 1972-1998; includes applications; printed materials; financial summaries; grant award letters. [F. 7-8] C. Re: lawsuits against OCB, 1980, 1986. [F. 8] D. Miscellaneous, 1970-1987; includes memos; TLS, insurance claims; visa applications; affidavits. [F. 9-10] E. Subject files. 1. “1985 Arts Lottery Grant.” [F. 11] 2. “AGMA 1989-1990.” 3. “Articles of Organization Mission.” 4. “Arts Lottery 1983 Council.” 5. “AT&T Info. Systems.” 6. “Boston Gas, Boston Municipal Court Department.” 7. “Christof.” 8. “Contracts, 1961-1962 Misc.” 9. “Contracts Artists, 1962-63.” 10. “Contracts CSC.” [F. 12] 11. “Contracts - General.” 12. “Contracts - Meistersinger.” 13. “Contracts, Rigoletto.” [F. 13] 14. “F. H. Fenderson.” 15. “Fiscal Years, 1968-1971.” [F. 14] 16. “Hale 141C Opera New England.” 17. “Hoeckman.” 18. “ICM Contracts.” [F. 15] 19. “Government Grant Receipts.” 20. “Kuehre & Naquel, Inc.” 21. “Opera Company of Boston.” Box 144 22. “Moderna, Bruno.” [F. 1] 23. “Misc. Info. for use in Appeals.” 24. “Misc. 1974.” 25. “National Endowment.” 26. “National Endowment for the Arts Challenge Grant.” [F. 2-3] 27. “National Endowment for the Arts, 1972-1973” [F. 4] 28. “National Endowment 1974-1975 Grant.” 29. “National Endowment for the Arts, 1975-1976.” 30. “National Endowment for the Arts Appointment, 1976.” 31. “National Endowment Grant 1976.” 32. “National Endowment Grant No. RGO.”

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33. “National Endowment for the Arts, Opera Company of Boston, 1981-1982.” 34. “Nicholson and Liss.” [F. 5] 35. “Opera Company of Boston By-Laws.” 36. “Opera Company of Boston Lawsuits,” includes subfolders: a. “Hunt, Christopher.” [F. 6] b. “Boston Gas 6.” c. “Accident Info on Opera Company of Boston Property.” d. “Ann Marie Magie Boston Municipal Court.” e. “Scenery Suit.” f. “Randy Smith Folder.” g. “Payment Schedule for Legal Cases.” [F. 7] h. “Disputes National Development Services.” i. “Anthony Petrois Commission of Discrimination.” j. “Robert E. Reily: Paid.” [F. 8] k. “Paish, William.” l. “Daniel Roberts Association.” m. “Sadie H. Salburg.” n. “P. K. Smith Limousine Company.” o. “Stoneman Chandler and Miller vs. Opera Company of Boston.” p. “WEEI/FM-CBS Inc.” q. “C. W. Shaver.” 37. “Opera New England By-Laws.” [F. 9] 38. “Budget Accounting Files.” 39. “Original NEO, 1985-86.” [F. 10] 40. “Paid and Settled Judgment,” includes subfolders: a. “Irving Dimson Boston Waterfront.” [F. 11] b. “Energy Air Freight.” c. “Frankfurt Opera.” d. “Ferris.” e. “Excelan Security Service.” f. “Evans Products Company.” g. “Frank Grumpet PR.” h. “Sue Goodwin.” i. “Monroe Stationers.” j. “Olivetti Corporation of America.” k. “Jerrier and Sorgi, Inc.” l. “Donlan, Abenay.” [F. 12] m. “Accountemps of Boston.” n. “Carrier Air Conditioning.”

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o. “US Leasing Corporation.” p. “Sally A. Ainsworth.” q. “Charles Allen.” r. “William Paish.” s. “Jeanette Stein.” t. “Allison Association.” u. “Amstaco.” v. “Roberts Dailey Artists.” w. “Beacon [illegible]. ” [F. 13] x. “Ben Franklin Printers.” y. “Browning Ferris.” z. “August A. Busch Company.” aa. “Johanna Conrad.” bb. “Data Forms Company.” 41. “J., Kackel.” 42. “Rhodes, Roger.” 43. “Rigoletto, Opera New England.” 44. “R-Misc.” [F. 14] 45. “Rubin and Rudman.” 46. “Contracts.” 47. “Soldaten Contracts.” [F. 15] 48. “Visa Info.” 49. “Vienna.” 50. Untitled files. a. Re: contracts, 1984-1985. b. Re: dry-cleaning lawsuit. c. Re: Doran and Mellon Foundation. d. Re: Anderson. F. Personal. 1. Lawsuit materials, 1981-1997; includes memos; judgments. [F. 16] 2. Certificates; includes power of attorney for mother; birth certificate for brother; photocopies. 3. Contracts; includes real estate; trust establishment. 4. Subject files. a. “1971.” [F. 17] b. “Doctor / Medical Receipts / Bills.” c. “Lease - Fayatteville - Inheritance Tax.” d. “Insurance.” e. “S. C. Vital Statistics.” 5. “Estate of Frances Goelet,” court record, 6/14/99. [Goelet (1926-1988) was a philanthropist and promoter of new

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music.] [Loose] 6. 4 passports; includes SC and Margaret Alexander. [E. 1]

XIV. Artwork. Box 145 A. Pencil drawing re: SC. [Loose] B. Acrylic painting re: “Portrait of my oldest son David as ‘The Bishop,’” by Robert Di Domenica. C. Approx. 15 prints re: natural scenes, artist unknown. D. Hand-painted card, image of birds with USA and USSR flags, with an inscription in Russian. E. 3 prints re: “Cherubini Medea, The Opera Company of Boston.” F. 3 pieces, compilations, marked “V. Skouros 1987.” G. Print re: flower vase. H. Print re: silhouette of woman playing violin.

XV. Professional Materials (continued). A. Production files. Box 146 1. “Dead Souls,” by Shchedrin. [F. 1] 2. “The Fairy Tales,” in Cyrillic alphabet. [F. 2-4] 3. “Faust,” by Gounod. [F. 5-8] 4. “Festival Finale.” [F. 9-12] 5. “Macbeth,” by Verdi. [F. 13-14] 6. “Mass,” by Bernstein. [F. 15-16] 7. “Master Peter’s Puppet Show,” by de Falla. [F. 17] 8. “Norma,” by Rorem. [F. 18] 9. “Ruslan and Ludmila,” by Glinka. [F. 19] 10. “Tosca Lighting.” [F. 20-21] B. Subject files. Box 147 1. “3 Year Challenge Plan.” [F. 1] 2. “AGMA Correspondence,” re: artists, employees. [F. 2] 3. “Artists.” [F. 3] 4. “Audition Requests, Artists Resumes,” includes photographs. 5. “Audit Information.” 6. “Bode China Bank Contract Trustees.” [F. 4] 7. “Complaint and Comment Letters - Begin 3/11/65 - Also 1966 Season.” 8. “Correspondence (General 1962-1963).” 9. “Damnation [of Faust] - Miscellaneous Production Materials.” 10. “Duties and Responsibilities – Directors’ (Tentative).” 11. “Employment Solicitations,” includes photographs. [F. 5-6] 12. “Executive Committee 1961-1962,” 2 files. [F. 7]

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 78 of 83 13. “Ford Foundation.” 14. “Forms to be Filed.” 15. “Fundraising.” 16. “I Nuovi.” 17. “Important General - Misc. Information.” 18. “Information - Reports from Fundraising.” 19. “Israel.” 20. “Leominster.” [F. 8] 21. “Members of Corporation (No Trustees).” 22. “Metropolitan Boston Arts Center.” 23. “Minutes Executive Committee 1960.” 24. “New Trustees and Corp. Members.” [F. 9-10] 25. “Moses and Aaron - London.” [F. 11] 26. “Moses and Aaron - New York and Boston.” 27. “Musician’s Union (International).” 28. “Nickleson, Dean.” 29. “Nour.” 30. “Opera Company of Boston – Opera House Materials.” 31. “Thrift Fund.” 32. Untitled, re: American Institute for Public Service. 33. “Opera Company of Boston Board.” [F. 12] 34. “Opera Ball List - Letr [sic] Signed by Linda Black.” 35. “Opera Ball Programs.” 36. “Opera for Young People 1967-1962 Season.” 37. “Program Book Printing Bids.” [F. 13] 38. “Programs Copy Etc. 1960-1967.” 39. “Savoy - Foundations - General.” 40. “Skalicky.” 41. “Smith, Harold.” 42. “Svoboda.” 43. “Trustees (including Executive Committee).” 44. “Trustees Etc. 1962-1963.” 45. “Trustees - Letters Sent to.” 46. Untitled, re: Henry Alexander. 47. Untitled, re: legal matters (“Operation Opera”, letter to press, and press release.) 48. Untitled, re: “A New Opera Initiative.” [F. 14] 49. Untitled, re: employment inquiries. C. Press releases, 3 items, 1981. [F. 15] D. Resumes, 7 items, 1972-1978. E. Contacts, 7 items. F. Scheduling, 1982-1987. G. Re: casting, 2 items. H. Meeting minutes, 6 items, 1960-1982. [F. 16]

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I. Memos, 8 items, 1981-1983. J. Reports, proposals, applications, 5 items, 1965-1983. K. Holograph notes.

XVI. Correspondence. A. Professional, TLS, ALS, postcards, cards, 1956-2000; includes: [F. 17-19; also Box 148, F. 1-11] 1. Amfitheatrof, Daniele (actor). TLS, 2/6/68. 2. Baum, Werner A. (President of University of Rhode Island). TLS, 1/17/72. 3. Bentz, Cecil (composer). TLS, 11/10/64. 4. Bogard, Carole (soprano). ALS, 4/14/66. 5. Brooke, Edward W. III. a. TLS, 12/13/63. b. TLS, 2/03/66. c. TLS, 2/15/72. d. TLS, 10/13/78. 6. Case, Harold (President of Boston University). TLS, 6/4/56. 7. Collins, John F. (Mayor of Boston). TLS, 2/14/66. 8. Curtin, Phyllis (soprano). ALS, 4/21/73. 9. DeVaron, Lorna Cooke (conductor). TLS, 2/14/66. 10. Fourie, George (baritone) a. TLS, 1/24/66. b. TLS, 2/13/66. 11. Fuchs, Peter Paul (author). a. TLS, 4/2/74. b. TLS, 4/24/74. 12. Grobe, Donald (tenor). TLS, 12/21/64. 13. Halasz, Laszlo (conductor/composer). TLS, 9/23/68. 14. Horner, Matina S. (President of Radcliff College). TLS, 1/20/74. 15. Hornig, Donald F. (President of Brown University). TLS, 4/2/73. 16. Johnson, Lady Bird. TLS, 9/27/67. 17. Knowles, Asa (President of Northeastern University). TLS, 5/31/67. 18. Koch, Sigmund (psychologist; Director of the Ford Foundation). a. TLS, 2/9/66. b. TLS, 3/16/66.

Caldwell, Sarah (5/19/07) Page 80 of 83 19. Leinsdorf, Erich (Director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra). TLS, 2/21/66. 20. Moffo, Anna (soprano). TLS, 3/27/74. 21. Morse, F. Bradford (U.S. Representative from Mass.) TLS, 6/22/67. 22. Musgrave, Thea (composer). TLS, 4/10/76. 23. Renan, Emile (bass-baritone). a. ALS, 12/18/59. b. ALS, 4/8/60. c. ALS, 1/5/70. 24. Sutherland, Joan (soprano). ALS, 1/7/67. 25. Zador, Eugene (conductor). TLS, 1/4/68. Box 148 B. Professional, 1956-2000 continued (see above). [F. 1-11] C. Professional, undated, approx. 75 p. total. [F. 12-13] D. Personal, 1967-1980 and undated, 14 p. total. [F. 14]

XVII. Professional Materials (continued). A. Subject files re: costumes. Box 149 1. “Faust - Costume Sketches by Suzanne Mess.” [F. 1] 2. “Montezuma - Mexico Costume Drawings.” [F. 2] 3. Untitled, re: Helen Q. Huang’s portfolio. B. Costume design sketches, 12 items. [F. 3] C. Set design pieces and drawings for various OCB productions (unidentified), 6 items. [F. 4] D. Posters and playbills. 1. “Jazz Horizons, January Sessions.” 2. “Blasted Root.” 3. “No Exit, by Sartre.” 4. “Art Exhibit.” 5. “The Barber of Seville.” E. Re: building of Opera House. [F. 5]

XVIII. Financial Materials. A. Subject Files. 1. “Cash Receipts.” [F. 6] 2. “Cash Receipts July 1971.” [F. 7] 3. “Cash Receipts August 1971.” [F. 8] 4. “Cash Receipts September 1971.” [F. 9] 5. “Cash Receipts October 1971.” [F. 10] 6. “Cash Receipts November 1971.” [F. 11] 7. “Cash Receipts January 1972.” [F. 12-14] 8. “Cash Receipts February 1972.” [F. 15-16] Box 150 9. “Cash Receipts March 1972.” [F. 1] 10. “Cash Receipts April 1972.” [F. 2]

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11. “Cash Receipts May 1972.” [F. 3-6] 12. “Opera House Renovation/Construction.” [F. 7]

XIX. Manuscripts (continued). A. Libretti and other scripts. 1. “Arabian Nights,” by Sergei Prokofiev. [F. 8] 2. “Dead Souls,” music and libretto by Rodion Shchedrin, 2 copies. [F. 8-9] 3. “Eugene Onegin,” music by Tchaikovsky, libretto by Konstantin Shilovsky and Tchaikovsky. [F. 9] 4. “The Girl of the Golden West,” music by Puccini, libretto by Guelfo Civinini and Carlo Zangarini. [Loose] 5. “Fall of the House of Usher,” music by Peter Hamill, libretto by Chris Judge. [F. 10] 6. “Fisherman and His Wife,” music by Gunther Schuller, libretto by John Updike. 7. “Die Fledermaus,” music by Johann Strauss, libretto by Carl Haffner and Richard Genee. 8. “Greaser’s Palace,” screenplay by Robert Downey. 9. “The Man Who Never Died,” play by Barrie Stavis. [F. 11] 10. “Joseph,” music by Etienne-Nicholas Méhul, libretto by Alexandre Duval. 11. “Louise,” music and libretto by Gustave Charpentier. [Loose] 12. “Thieves’ Ball,” by Kovach. [F. 12] 13. “The Triumph of Honor,” by Eugene Haun and Sarah Caldwell. [F. 13] 14. “Tosca,” music by Verdi, libretto by Victorian Sardov. [F. 14] 15. “Voyage to the Moon,” music by Offenbach, libretto by Eugène Leterrier, Albert Vanloo, and A. Mortier. 16. Untitled. [F. 15] Box 151 17. “The Lost Fisherman,” presented by Jo-Del Consolidated Ltd. [F. 1] 18. “The Magic Flute,” music by by W. A. Mozart, libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder. 19. “Mignon,” music by , libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carre. [F. 2] 20. “Eugene Onegin - Breakdown of Scenes - Scenic Requirements.” 21. “The Second Hurricane,” music by Aaron Copland, libretto by Edward Denby.

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22. “The Tales of Hoffman,” music by Offenbach, libretto by Jules Barbier. B. Speeches. 1. “President’s Retrospect on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary,” by Laszlo J. Bonis. 2. “Tairov’s Radio Speech Introducing the New Production, Egyptian Nights - Leningrad, April 17, 1936,” by Tairov. C. “Introductory Letter from LJB [Laszlo J. Bonis] for Opera Company of Boston Annual Report,” by Laszlo J. Bonis. D. Miscellaneous untitled manuscript. [F. 3] E. “The Journey’s End,” score by Morton Feldman. [F. 4]

XX. Research Materials. A. Re: productions by OCB, approx. 180 p. total; includes photocopies, TLS, clippings. [F. 5-6]

XXI. Legal Materials (continued). A. Untitled file re: employee contracts. [F. 7]

XXII. Printed Materials (continued). A. Programs, 1953-1976. [F. 8-9]

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I. Legal Materials. Box 171 A. Re: Opera New England application for New England Foundation for the Arts grant, 1985-1986; includes application; applicant questionnaire; contract; correspondence, TL; printed material. [F. 2]

II. Printed Materials. A. Printed invitation for “Voyage to the Moon,” Opera New England, November, n.y. B. Untitled file re: “Knights in Shining Armour,” Children’s Opera Program, The Opera Company of Boston, June 1983; includes: programs, memo.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 8/28/12, 9/5/12 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 171 I. Professional Materials. A. Files; may include manuscripts; printed materials; correspondence. 1. “History of the Opera House: Boston’s Rialto or Later, Savoy,” n.d. [F. 3] 2. “Philippine Intern Program,” 1983.

II. Printed Materials. A. Files; may include photographs; contact sheets; correspondence; electronic media; legal material; financial material. 1. “Caldwell, S.,” 1983-2006. 2. “Global Connection Panel,” 1997-2006. 3. “OCB/Sarah File,” 1985-87. [F. 4] 4. “Sarah Caldwell OCB,” 1978-2006. 5. Untitled file re: SC memorial, 2006. [F. 5] B. Children’s Opera of Boston programs, 1981. [F. 6] C. Press releases, 11/23/1981, 3 copies.

III. Manuscripts. A. By others. 1. “The Left Behind Beasts,” by Daniel Pinkham, 13 p., 1985. 2. “A Circuitous Spiritual Journey: The Curtain Falls: A Spiritual Quest,” by Brother James Curran, LBSF, 20 p., n.d. B. Music scores, approx. 30 p., 1986; includes correspondence.

IV. Professional Materials. A. Reports, “The Manila Connection;” approx. 60 p., ca. 1980; includes: 1. “Plans for the Establishment of the Opera Company of the Philippines.” 2. “Opera in Education.”

V. Correspondence. A. ALS from SC to Clifford Brooks, 1 p., n.d.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 12/13/12, 12/19/12, 12/31/12, 1/4/13, 2/27/13 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 171 I. Printed Materials. A. Scores. 1. “The Frog Who Became a Prince,” photocopy with holograph notes, 67 p., 1971. [F. 8] 2. “Voyage to the Moon.” a. Photocopy, 55 p., n.d., 2 copies. b. Photocopy with holograph notes, 50 p., n.d. [F. 9] 3. “Zetabet,” photocopy, 110 p., 1982. B. Score Fragments. 1. “Faust,” photocopy, 90 p., n.d. [F. 10] 2. “Le Chanson de Fortunio.” a. Photocopy, 4 p., n.d. b. Photocopy with holograph notes, 30 p., n.d. c. Photocopy with holograph notes, 45 p., n.d. C. 3 programs. 1. Re: Beverly Sills recital, autographed, 2/1/n.y. 2. Re: Children’s Opera Program, 6/8/1984, 2 copies. D. 3 opera study guides. 1. “Daughter of the Regiment,” n.d., 2 copies. 2. “Faust,” 1981.

II. Manuscripts. A. “Voyage Orchestra Parts Reduced N. Dove,” file, n.d.; includes printed materials. B. Voyage to the Moon” re: Grand Duchess dialogue, script, TS, 20 p., n.d. [F. 11]

III. Correspondence. A. General. 1. 1980s. 2. Undated.

IV. Professional Materials. A. Untitled subject file re: “The Impresario,” n.d. B. 2 contact lists re: “Voyage,” n.d.

V. Photographs. A. General. 1. 2 color prints, n.d. 2. 1 black and white print re: Beverly Sills, n.d., autographed.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 10/23/12 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 171 I. Correspondence. [F. 7] A. Files. i. “Philippine – Correspondence,” 10 p., 5/10/1983-8/1/1983; includes printed material.

II. Printed Material. A. Programs. i. “In Celebration and Thanksgiving for the Life of Sarah Caldwell,” funeral mass program for SC held at Trinity Church, Boston, 8 p., 5/27/2006. B. “The Princess and the Pea Study Guide,” 36 p., n.d.; includes sheet music.

III. Professional Materials. A. “Hansel & Gretel Orchestra” seating order and schedule, 1 p., n.d. B. Report. i. “Report of the Manager to a Joint Meeting of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee on September 4, 1980,” re: letter from Thomson Smillie to the Board upon his firing, 5 p.; includes ANS from “C. Brooks.”

IV. Memorabilia. A. Certificate. i. “Certificate of Perseverance,” American Soviet Festival Preformances, awarded to John Grimes, 1 p., n.d.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 10/7/13 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 150 I. Professional Materials. A. Files. 1. “Proposal Philippines/Ed.,” re: proposal to the National Cultural Center of the Philippine Islands for the development of an opera education program for the children of the Philippines, TS with holograph notes, n.d. [F. 16] 2. “Proposal Support Docs (OA) 1987,” re: Opera Company of Boston’s support for OPERA America’s proposal to the U.S. Department of Education to fund an opera education project, TS; includes correspondence. [F. 17]

II. Printed Material. A. Files. 1. “Let’s Build A Town,” re: OCB’s 1980 production of the children’s play “Let’s Build A Town,” by Paul Hindemith (1930); includes programs; scores; notes. [F. 18] 2. Re: Boston Magazine article, by Rene Becker, entitled “Sarah’s World,” re: SC’s work regarding the Opera Company of Boston’s financial trouble, December 1989; includes magazine; two photocopied duplications; black and white print re: SC and unidentified woman singer.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 7/29/14 Preliminary Listing

I. Printed Material. Box 172 A. Newspaper clipping re: New England Opera’s 40th anniversary, December 2014; includes holograph note. [F. 1]

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 7/27/15, 8/16/15 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 172 I. Printed Materials. A. Booklets. [F. 2] 1. “Aida,” 1982. 2. “Carmen,” 1983. 3. “The Damnation of Faust,” 1978. 4. “Der Freischűtz,” 1982. 5. “Die Fledermaus,” 1980. 6. “Don Quichotte,” 1974. 7. “La Bohéme,” 1982. 8. “The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh and the Maiden Fevronia,” 1983. 9. “Norma,” 1983. [F. 3] 10. “Opera Guide to the 1969 Season.” 11. “Opera Guide to the 1970 Season.”

II. Photographs. A. 1 color print of SC conducting in a room with a painted ornate ceiling, n.d.

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Caldwell, Sarah #1733 4/11/16 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 172 I. Printed Material. A. Booklet re: The Ford Foundation Grant and the Opera Company of Boston, 11 p., Spring 1972. [F. 4] B. Opera Notes: News about the Opera Company of Boston, newsletter, Number 1, 4 p., Fall 1972. C. “The Opera Company of Boston Inc.,” pamphlet, 1973.

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