Finding Aid for School of Music Administrative Records, 1971-2016 | The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

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Collection Overview

Title: School of Music Administrative Records, 1971-2016

ID: 12/5/2

Primary Creator: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. School of Music

Extent: 4.55 cubic feet

Arrangement: Arranged chronologically within grouping.

Date Acquired: 04/10/2018. More info below under Accruals.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of administrative documents and correspondence related to the School of Music Centennial Festival Program, Summer Opera, and the Summer Music Festival; and budget information, membership records, and correspondence related to the Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society.

Collection Historical Note

The School of Music (SOM) opened in 1895 and pianist Charlotte Patchin was the first music instructor hired, with two voice teachers soon joining her. By 1893 the all-male Military Band of some 60 members represented the University at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The next year, wanting to attract more female students, University President Andrew Draper proposed adding a School of Music. Illinois's flagship musical institution began with about 45 students, and a Ladies' Glee Club was among its eight active ensembles. From the beginning the intent was to balance "first-class courses" with performance.

By 1902-03, the School of Music was already providing leadership in teacher training, initiating a progressive course in Public School Methods. The remarkable Albert Austin Harding, student in the College of Engineering and first-chair cornet in the band, became band director in 1902 during his junior year. Harding introduced open-air band concerts on the Quad as well as the "Block I" marching band formation, and he made about 150 of his own transcriptions from operatic and orchestral scores. Under Harding the band grew from 30 members to 215 by 1918. John Philip Sousa was Harding's friend and admirer; visiting the campus in 1930 he called Harding's ensemble "The world's greatest college band" and donated his music library to the school.

The first SOM building is now a registered historic landmark. In 1916 Captain Thomas J. Smith donated land and money for this building (now called Smith Music Hall), as well as four scholarships, in memory of his wife. The school's director, Frederic Stiven, then wrote "To Illinois belongs the honor of being the first state to put its School of Music on the same basis as the other colleges of its great University." He set the tone for the SOM to give both specialized professional training and an appreciative understanding of music through "zealous teaching."

At the forefront of education, generations of music faculty here have been innovative. In the 1930s pianist and educator Velma Wilson led a music appreciation course with 171 students and used radio and movies as new media to teach it, helped establish the music education curriculum, and helped organize All-State Music Festivals on campus. Theorist Hubert Kessler, a student of Heinrich Schenker, brought Schenkerian analysis to courses as early as 1930.

After WWII Ludwig and Laura Zirner introduced ever more operas to the campus in a sustained, imaginative, and serious way. Old and modern, minor and major, standard and unusual operas have been presented in annual workshops and performances ever since. Along with outstanding faculty, these productions have attracted some extraordinary vocal talents to the campus. Also in the late 1940s concert violinist Paul Rolland led the first Illinois Stringed Instrument Clinic and helped organize the American String Teachers Association. In the 1960s, with a grant from the U.S. Dept. of Education, he developed a string pedagogy course and a new method that he called the "teaching of action in string playing," now used worldwide. Among the University Orchestra's credits are an extensive tour of South America and concerts under such guest conductors as Sir Thomas Beecham, Margaret Hillis, Paul Hindemith, Rafael Kubelik, and Leopold Stokowski. The Walden String Quartet was the first such ensemble in residence full-time at an American university. At the University of Illinois and throughout the United States it specialized in contemporary music. The Pacifica Quartet built upon that tradition as quartet in residence from 2003 until 2012.

George Hunter established a Collegium Musicum here in 1950, and early music groups have developed since, using period instruments and replicas of them. New music composition and performance has brought still more acclaim to the SOM. For decades the school held Festivals of Contemporary Arts, drawing such composers as Igor Stravinsky and Aaron Copland, John Cage and Harry Partch, Benjamin Britten and Elliot Carter. Professor Lejaren Hiller helped establish computer- and electronic-generated experimental music studios that were the first of their kind in the Western hemisphere. In Urbana, the legendary home of Hal in Kubrick's "Space Odyssey," music students not surprisingly could use PLATO by the 1970s to help learn theory and aural skills. By the mid-1980s ChoraLearn, a computer program designed here, imitated and analyzed Bach chorales. University of Illinois theorists and composers have continued to design innovative computer programs building on those roots.

The SOM began an outreach, or "extension," program in 1948 and the Illinois Summer Youth Music programs in 1949, hosting numerous young people and teachers from throughout the state in the years since. At the other end of the spectrum, the SOM's at times explosive growth in library research facilities, its stellar faculty members in musicology, composition, and education, and its early establishment of four doctoral programs have drawn serious young professional scholars, composers, teachers, and performers to the campus for graduate work that has taken the school's influence to all parts of the globe. From all these remarkable and strong roots our school's faculty and students continue to develop.

For those interested in more in depth information on the history of the University of Illinois School of Music, we recommend "A Sympathy with Sounds: A Brief History of the University of Illinois School of Music to Celebrate Its Centennial" 1995 by Ann L. Silverberg.

(History taken from the School of Music's website: https://music.illinois.edu/our-history)

Biographical Note

After five years of study and discussion on the subject, the Board of Trustees organized the School of Music on June 9, 1897, to offer courses in musical instruction.¹ Initially the courses of study included vocal and instrumental training as well as work in the history of music.² In 1922 the curriculum of Music Education was added in cooperation with the College of Education.³ When the College of Fine and Applied Arts was organized on March 12, 1931, the school of Music was included in the new college.⁴ The School started to offer courses leading to the degree of Master of Music in 1940, and, in 1953, it began to offer courses leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology.⁵ Both graduate and undergraduate curricula expanded until in 1974 the School of Music offered courses in the fields of theory, history, and applied music. Degrees offered include the Bachelor of Arts, Master of Music, Master of Science in Music Education, Doctor of Education in Music Education, Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology, and Doctor of Musical Arts.⁶ Musical groups often associated with the School such as the University Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestras, Wind Ensemble, and Contemporary Chamber Players are open to qualified students from any college.⁷

This unit covers:

--Music Education, Council for Research in (1974)

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1. Board of Trustees Transactions, 16th Report, March 8, 1892, p. 205; 18th Report, March 12, 1895, pp. 73, 77; June 11, 1895, pp. 95-96, 102; 19th Report, June 9, 1897, pp. 124-25.

2. Catalogs and Registers, 1897-98, pp. 135-37.

3. Ibid., 1922-23, p. 116.

4. Board of Trustees Transactions, 36th Report, March 12, 1931, p. 186-87.

5. Catalogs and Registers, 1940-41, p. 167; Undergraduate Study Catalog, 1953-54, p. 130.

6. Undergraduate Study Catalog, 1973-75, p. 259.

7. Ibid., 1973-75, p. 259.

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Accruals:

Additional 3 cubic feet of records transferred from the School of Music Administrative Office on September 19, 2018.

Two scrapbooks given by Linda Moorehouse on June 26, 2023.

Acquisition Source: Transferred to the Sousa Archives by Joseph Baldwin and David Allen of the School of Music's Development Office

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Administrative and Business Records, 1974-2012],
[Series 2: National Association of Schools of Music Surveys, 1971-1991],
[Series 3: Concert and Event Programs, 1994-2016],
[Series 4: Young People's Concert Administrative Records, 1996-2002],
[Series 5: Piano Laboratory Program Student and Staff Records, 1996-2005],
[Series 6: Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings, 1946-2011],
[Series 7: Photos, 1959-1997],
[Series 8: Recordings, 1990-2004],
[Series 9: Posters and Advertising, 1968-2014],
[All]

Series 1: Administrative and Business Records, 1974-2012

Consists of administrative and business records from the University of Illinois' School of Music, including meeting minutes, handbooks and directories, festival records, and the annual awards luncheon programming, budget, and selection records.

Box 1

Folder 1: Nicholas Di Virgilio correspondence, 1985-2000
Folder 5: Summer Opera materials, 1997
Folder 6: Pi Kappa Lambda membership registration receipts, 1994-2002
Folder 7: Pi Kappa Lambda membership forms and correspondence, 2003
Folder 8: Pi Kappa Lambda registration forms and member addresses, 2003
Folder 9: Pi Kappa Lambda correspondence, 2004-2007
Folder 10: Pi Kappa Lambda correspondence, 2007-2008
Folder 11: Pi Kappa Lambda handbook, 2008
Folder 24: Budget correspondence, 2009
Folder 12: Summer Music Festival materials, 1993
Folder 13: Summer Music Festival materials, 1994
Folder 14: Summer Music Festival materials, 1995
Folder 15: Summer Music Festival materials, 1996
Folder 16: Summer Music Festival materials, 1997
Folder 17: Summer Music Festival materials, 1998
Folder 18: Summer Music Festival materials, 1999
Folder 19: Summer Music Festival materials, 2000
Folder 20: Summer Music Festival materials, 2001
Folder 21: Summer Music Festival materials, 2002
Folder 22: Summer Music Festival materials, 2003
Folder 23: Summer Music Festival materials, 2004

Box 5

Folder 4: School of Music faculty meeting minutes, 1974-1986
Folder 5: School of Music Executive Committee meeting minutes, 1981-1985
Folder 6: School of Music Advisory Committee meeting minutes, 1981-1985
Folder 7: Faculty handbook and bylaws, 1991
Folder 8: Tour and trip travel itineraries, 1992-1996
Folder 9: Marching Band Festival employment records and scorecards, 1994
Folder 10: School of Music faculty handbook, 2000-2001
Folder 11: School of Music faculty and staff directories, 2002-2005
Folder 12: Handbook for graduate students in music, 2002-2005
Folder 13: Graduate students in music education handbooks, 2003-2006
Folder 14: Handbook for undergraduate music majors, 2004-2005
Folder 15: School of Music undergraduate directories, 2005-2006
Folder 16: School of Music undergraduate office procedure manual, 2006
Folder 17: School of Music Convocation organizational records, 2006
Folder 18: Jupiter String Quartet residency records and evaluations, 2012
Folder 19: Parker String Quartet residency records and evaluations, 2012
Folder 20: Jasper String Quartet residency records and evaluations, 2012

Sub-Series 1: Awards Luncheon, 1988-2004

Administrative records from the School of Music relating to the annual awards luncheon organizing and programming. Arranged chronologically.

Box 6

Folder 1: Awards Luncheon records location, 1988
Folder 2: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1989
Folder 3: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1990
Folder 4: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1991
Folder 5: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1992
Folder 6: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1993
Folder 7: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1994
Folder 8: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1995
Folder 9: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1996
Folder 10: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1997
Folder 11: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1998
Folder 12: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 1999
Folder 13: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 2000
Folder 14: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 2001
Folder 15: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 2002
Folder 16: Awards Luncheon organizing records (1 of 2), 2003
Folder 17: Awards Luncheon organizing records (2 of 2), 2003
Folder 18: Awards Luncheon organizing records, 2004

Sub-Series 2: Administrative Computer Files

Administrative and personnel files on floppy disks, arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Disk 101: Backup (1 of 12), 1992
Disk 102: Backup (2 of 12), 1992
Disk 103: Backup (3 of 12), Dec. 2, 1992
Disk 104: Backup (4 of 12), 1992
Disk 105: Backup (5 of 12), 1992
Disk 106: Backup (6 of 12), 1992
Disk 107: Backup (7 of 12), 1992
Disk 108: Backup (8 of 12), 1992
Disk 109: Backup (9 of 12), 1992
Disk 110: Backup (10 of 12), Mar., 1992
Disk 111: Backup (11 of 12), Mar., 1992
Disk 112: Backup (12 of 12), Oct., 1993
Disk 113: Barry's Disk (7.0), undated
Disk 114: Barry Hearn (6.0), undated
Disk 115: Calendar (CCPlus), undated
Disk 116: CCPlus Calendars, undated
Disk 117: Conductors' Meetings, undated
Disk 118: Ensemble Committee, Feb. 4, 1992
Disk 119: Files from C:\ (root), #1, copies, undated
Disk 120: Files from C:\ (root), #2, copies, undated
Disk 121: Graphics (5.0), undated
Disk 122: High School Band List, undated
Disk 123: Highschool List, Vocal Info, undated
Disk 124: Jerry, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 125: Jerry, undated
Disk 126: JM ACCT2, Staff 95, Week 1, 1995
Disk 127: Joe Grant, Dec., 1992
Disk 128: Joe, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 129: Mailing Form, undated
Disk 130: Mailing List Junior Colleges & Universities (IL), undated
Disk 131: Miscellaneous Disk ("5.0" Version"), Sept., 1989
Disk 132: Misc. files, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 133: Monthly Calendar Info, undated
Disk 134: Nina, Dec. 4, 1992
Disk 135: Orch. Daily Schedules, Audition Schedules, undated
Disk 136: Pages for Booklets used for all programs, undated
Disk 137: Recital Prog. statement examples, undated
Disk 138: Ruth's information, undated
Disk 139: School of Music Classes, undated
Disk 140: School of Music info - 6.1 and DOS, undated
Disk 141: School of Music Posters (backup), undated
Disk 142: Stacey's, April 12, 1995
Disk 143: Student recital format, undated
Disk 144: Tom Birkner, undated
Disk 145: Touring Groups (5.0), undated

Series 2: National Association of Schools of Music Surveys, 1971-1991

Consists of self survery reports and appendixes done at the behest of the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) by the University of Illinios' School of Music. Arranged chronologically.

Box 5

Folder 21: NASM self survey report, 1971
Folder 22: NASM self survey report appendices (1 of 3), 1981
Folder 23: NASM self survey report appendices (2 of 3), 1981
Folder 24: NASM self survey report appendices (3 of 3), 1981
Folder 25: NASM self survey report appendices (1 of 3), 1991
Folder 26: NASM self survey report appedices (2 of 3), 1991
Folder 27: NASM self survey report appendices (3 of 3), 1991

Series 3: Concert and Event Programs, 1994-2016

Consists of School of Music concert and event programs, printed and on floppy disks. Arranged chronologically.

Box 5

Folder 28: Piano department faculty recital programs and survey, 1994-1996
Folder 29: Piano department student recital programs and survey, 1994-1996
Folder 30: School of Music 100 Year Celebration program, 1995
Folder 31: School of Music Programs, 1998
Folder 32: Marching Band Festival souvenir program, 2007
Folder 33: Jerry Hadley Memorial Concert program, 2008
Folder 34: School of Music Awards Luncheon program, 2016

Box 7

Disk 1: Student Recital Programs, 1990
Disk 2: Student Recital Programs, 1990
Disk 3: School of Music Recital Programs, 1990
Disk 4: Student Recital Programs, Jan. 1991
Disk 5: Student Recital Programs, Mar. 6, 1991
Disk 6: Recital Programs, Apr. 5, 1991
Disk 7: Recitals, Apr. 22, 1991
Disk 8: Recital Programs, Sept. 23, 1991
Disk 9: Recital Programs, Oct. 15, 1991
Disk 10: Student Recital Programs, Jan. 1992-Nov. 1994
Disk 11: Recital Programs, Jan.-Mar., 1993
Disk 12: Student Recital Programs, Mar.-Sept., 1993
Disk 13: Student Recital Programs, Apr. 28-July 30, 1993
Disk 14: Student Recital Programs, June-Nov., 1993
Disk 15: Student Recital Programs #1, Dec. 31, 1993-Jan. 9, 1995
Disk 16: Student Programs #2, Dec. 31, 1993-Jan. 9, 1995
Disk 17: Student Recital Programs, June 1, 1994-Jan. 10, 1995
Disk 18: Student Recital Programs, Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1995
Disk 19: Student Programs, 1995
Disk 20: Student Programs #1, Jan. 1995
Disk 21: Student Programs #3, Mar. 1992-Jan. 1995
Disk 22: Student Recital Programs #2, June 24-Jan. 10, 1997
Disk 23: Student Recital Programs, Sept.-Mar., 1997
Disk 24: Student Recital Programs, 1997-1998
Disk 25: Faculty Programs, 1997-1998
Disk 26: Faculty Recitals #2, 1997-1998
Disk 27: Faculty Recital Programs, email versions, 1998-1999
Disk 28: Piano Duet Festival and Vandall Piano Festival, 1989 and 1990
Disk 29: ISMTA, 1990
Disk 30: ENS. Concerts, Mar. 1-May 16, 1992
Disk 31: Choral Consortium, Dec. 1992
Disk 32: Choral Master Class, Sept. 1993
Disk 33: Jazz 1, Oct. 1993
Disk 34: Jazz, Oct. 1993
Disk 35: Choral Master Class, Oct. 1993
Disk 36: Wind Chamber, Oct. 1993
Disk 37: Choral Con., Oct. 1993
Disk 38: Vocal, Oct. 1993
Disk 39: SOC, Oct., 1993
Disk 40: Vocal, Jan. 1, 1995
Disk 41: Horn #2, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 42: Horn, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 43: Horn #3, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 44: String + Orch., Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 45: String Chamber, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 46: Master Class, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 47: Jazz #1, Jan., 1995
Disk 48: Jazz #2, Jan., 1995
Disk 49: Choral Con., Jan., 1995
Disk 50: IHTC, 1996
Disk 51: Barbara Zachow Graduate Recital, May 3, 1997
Disk 52: UI Symphonic Band, Oct. 9, 1997
Disk 53: Summer Music Festival, 1997
Disk 54: Symphonic Band I printed program, Nov., 1997
Disk 55: Wind Pro., Vocal Pro., S + O. Pro., 1997
Disk 56: UI Wind Symphony program, Feb. 25, 1998
Disk 57: Brass Band and Concert Band printed program, Apr. 30, 1998
Disk 58: Black Chorus, 1998
Disk 59: IJTS Programs (Pete Madsen), 1998
Disk 60: Horn, 1999
Disk 61: Programs, undated
Disk 62: Martirano Program, undated
Disk 63: #4 Music 8, undated
Disk 64: Programs from JT, undated
Disk 65: Wind, undated
Disk 67: Chorale, Oct., undated
Disk 66: Choral Concert, Nov., undated
Disk 68: University Chorus, undated
Disk 69: University Chours and Illini Women, undated
Disk 70: Oratorio, undated
Disk 71: Choral Con., undated
Disk 72: Wind Chamber Program, undated
Disk 73: Illini Symphony, Oct. 11, undated
Disk 74: CEPS in Music, undated
Disk 75: CEPS in Music, undated
Disk 76: Illini Lab Band, undated
Disk 77: Rick Wyman Illini Jazz, undated
Disk 78: Wind Symphony, undated
Disk 79: IMBF Program changes, 1991
Disk 80: IMBF, 1992
Disk 81: IMBF Program Book, 1992
Disk 82: IMBF #1, Jan., 1995
Disk 83: IMBF #2, Jan., 1995
Disk 84: IMBF #3, Jan., 1995
Disk 85: IMBF Program, undated
Disk 86: Illini Marching Band Festival, undated
Disk 87: Jazz Festival 1, Dec., 1992
Disk 88: Jazz Festival, Superstate Contest, undated
Disk 89: Superstate, Dec., 1992
Disk 90: Superstate, Oct., 1993
Disk 91: Superstate, 1995
Disk 92: Superstate, 1995
Disk 93: Superstate #2, Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 94: Superstate, Jan. 17, 1995

Series 4: Young People's Concert Administrative Records, 1996-2002

The Young People's Concerts were organized by the University of Illinois' School of Music in conjunction with the Champaign-Urbana Symphony, and performed for local students. This series consists of administrative correspondence, lists of schools who attended, organizational records, and concert programs. Arranged chronologically.

Box 6

Folder 19: Young People's Concert administrative records, 1996
Folder 20: Young People's Concert administrative records, 1997
Folder 21: Young People's Concert administrative records, 1998
Folder 22: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2001
Folder 23: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2002
Folder 24: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2003
Folder 25: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2004
Folder 26: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2005
Folder 27: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2006
Folder 28: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2007
Folder 29: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2008
Folder 30: Young People's Concert administrative records, 2009

Box 7

Disk 95: Youth Concert, Oct., 1993
Disk 96: Youth con., Jan. 17, 1995
Disk 97: YPC, 1995-1997

Series 5: Piano Laboratory Program Student and Staff Records, 1996-2005

The Piano Laboratory Program (PLP) is run by the University of Illinois' School of Music and provides private piano instruction to the Champaign-Urbana community. This series consists of administrative correspondence, and student and staff records. Arranged chronologically.

Box 6

Folder 31: Piano Lab Program records, 1996-1997
Folder 32: Piano Lab Program records, 2001-2002
Folder 33: Piano Lab Program records, 2002-2003
Folder 34: Piano Lab Program records, 2003-2004
Folder 35: Piano Lab Program records, 2004-2005

Box 7

Disk 98: Piano Laboratory Program, Dec., 1992: Smith Music Hall; James Lyke, Coordinator
Disk 99: PLP, Sept., 1993
Disk 100: Piano Lab, Jan. 17, 1995

Series 6: Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings, 1946-2011

Consists of scrapbooks and associated newspaper clippings collected by the School of Music, relating to the musical activities of its students, faculty, and the Champaign-Urbana community. Of particular interest are clippings covering the visits of Mary Garden (1949), Benjamin Britten (1949), Marian Anderson (1950), Leopold Stokowski (1952), and Thomas Beecham (1956); the Arts Festival (1949-50); the activities of the Walden Quartet (1949-50); an article by Virgil Thomson (1951); the University Orchestra's South American Tour (1963-4); and the design and planning of the Krannert Center (1964-5). Arranged chronologically.

Box 2

Folder 1: Scrapbook, 1946-1947
Folder 2: Scrapbook, 1949-1950
Folder 3: Scrapbook pages, 1951
Folder 4: Scrapbook, 1950-1951

Box 3

Folder 1: Scrapbook, 1951-1952
Folder 2: Scrapbook, 1955-1956

Box 4

Folder 1: Scrapbook, 1957-8
Folder 2: Newspaper clippings (oversized), 1940s-1967
Folder 3: Newspapers, 1979-2011

Box 5

Folder 1: Newspaper clippings, 1940s-50s
Folder 2: Newspaper clippings, 1963-5
Folder 3: Newspaper clippings, 1965-7

Box 9

Folder 1: Scrapbook, 1967-1970
Folder 2: Scrapbook, 1971-1973

Series 7: Photos, 1959-1997

Photos of School of Music performances and the Illini Marching Band.

Box 4

Folder 4: Harry Partch and Ensemble, 1959
Folder 5: "The Country Philosopher", 1962
Folder 6: "Oklahoma!" and "The King and I", undated
Folder 7: Marching Illini, undated

Box 5

Folder 35: Orchestra and Wind Ensemble South American Tour photos and commendations, 1997

Box 10

Folder 1: UI Jazz Band Russian Tour Photographs and Negatives, 1990
Folder 2: Russell E. Winterbottom Retirement Photographs, ca. 1987: Russell E. Winterbottom served as a music technician at the School of Music from 1963-1987.

Series 8: Recordings, 1990-2004

Consists of cassette recordings of School of Music commencement ceremonies, arranged chronologically.

Box 8

Item 1: School of Music Commencement (1 of 2), May 13, 1990
Item 2: School of Music Commencement (2 of 2), May 13, 1990
Item 3: School of Music Convocation, May 12, 1991
Item 4: School of Music Convocation (1 of 2), May 16, 1993
Item 5: School of Music Convocation (2 of 2), May 16, 1993
Item 6: School of Music Convocation (1 of 2), May 15, 1994
Item 7: School of Music Convocation (2 of 2), May 15, 1994
Item 8: School of Music 100: Celebrating One-hundred Years of Musical Excellence, Centennial Academic Convocation, Nov. 16, 1995
Item 9: School of Music Convocation, May 14, 1995
Item 10: School of Music Convocation (original), May 12, 1996
Item 11: School of Music Convocation (I), May 17, 1998
Item 12: Convocation, 1999
Item 13: Convocation, 2000
Item 14: Music Convocation, May 13, 2001
Item 15: School of Music Convocation (#1), May 12, 2002
Item 16: School of Music Convocation (#2), May 12, 2002
Item 17: School of Music Convocation (Tape 1), May 18, 2003
Item 18: School of Music Convocation (Tape 2), May 18, 2003
Item 19: Music Dept Graduation (tape 1, master 1), May 16, 2004
Item 20: Music Dept Graduation (tape 1, copy 1), May 16, 2004
Item 21: Music Dept Graduation (tape 2), May 16, 2004
Item 22: Music Dept Graduation (tape 2, copy 1), May 16, 2004

Series 9: Posters and Advertising, 1968-2014

Consists of posters and advertising for School of Music and related concerts and events. Arranged chronologically.

Oversize Portfolio Box 3

Oversize Portfolio Case 1: Event and Concert Posters, ca. 1960s-2014: University of Illinois Jazz Band with Gene Ammons concert poster, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, ca. 1960s; Jazz Kavalkad poster, possibly Sweden, Nov. 11, 1968(?); Ceskoslovensky Jazz '68 concert poster, Lucerna Palace, Nov. 20 and 21, 1968; Career Day Open House poster, School of Music, Oct. 16, 1985; School of Music recruitment poster, 1986; Contemporary Chamber Players' Schoenberg and Messiaen concert poster, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Dec. 10, 1986; Contemporary Chamber Singers' Messiaen, Cage, and Stockhausen concert poster, Smith Music Hall, Apr. 26, 1987; School of Music recruitment poster, 1987; School of Music Open House poster, Oct. 12, 1988; School of Music recruitment poster, 1988; School of Music Special Open House poster, Oct. 16, 1989; School of Music Open House poster, Oct. 17, 1990; University of Illinois Chamber Orchestra Mozart Year concert poster, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Nov. 5, 1991; School of Music Performance Calendar (draft), Nov. 4-10, 1991; School of Music recruitment poster, 1991; The Songs of Franz Schubert concert poster, Smith Music Hall, Jan. 19, 1992; School of Music Open House poster, Sept. 28, 1994; School of Music recruitment poster, 1994; Allerton Wind Chamber Music Symposium poster, Allerton Conference Center, Feb. 9-10, 1996; School of Music Open House poster, Sept. 23, 1997; Allerton Wind Chamber Music Symposium, Allerton Conference Center, Feb. 13-14, 1998; School of Music recruitment poster, 1998; School of Music Performance Calendar, Jan. 10-30, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Feb. 4-21, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Mar. 2-14, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Mar. 24-Apr. 4, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Apr. 5-13, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Apr. 14-18, 1999; School of Music Performance Calendar, Apr. 19-25, 1999; School of Music Open House poster, Oct. 6, 1999; School of Music Smith Hall promotional materials drawings, Aug. 1, 2000; School of Music Open House poster, Oct. 3, 2000; Gala Concert - Music of John Corigliano poster, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Nov. 30, 2006; Allerton Music Barn Festival poster, Allerton Park, Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 2007; Allerton Music Barn Festival poster, Allerton Park, Aug. 29-Sept. 1, 2008; Third Annual Allerton Music Barn Festival poster, Allerton Park, Sept. 3-7, 2009; North American Saxophone Alliance poster, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, Mar. 20-23, 2014; University of Illinois Jazz Band recruitment poster, undated; School of Music recruitment poster, undated; The Stravinsky Awards International Piano Competition poster, Smith Music Hall, undated; School of Music recruitment folder, undated.

Box 1

Folder 3: Purcell Conference program and information, Oct. 20-22, 1995
Folder 2: School of Music advertisement in Krannert playbill, 1994-1995
Folder 4: School of Music Centennial Festival Concert program, 1995

Box 5

Folder 36: School of Music promotional materials, 1991-ca. 2000s