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Collection Overview

Title: Paul Price Percussion Music and Papers, 1961-1982

ID: 12/5/51

Primary Creator: Price, Paul (1921-1986)

Extent: 17.0 cubic feet. More info below.

Arrangement: Organized into 5 series. Each series arranged alphabetically by last name of composer or performer, except for Series 4, which is arranged chronologically, and Series 5, which is arranged by format. Series 1. Music Manuscripts - Consists of orginal manuscripts of unpublished compositions and/or arrangements. Series 2. Annotated Scores and Parts - consists of unpublished and published sheet music annotated by Price and/or members of the Manhattan Percussion Ensemble for performance. Series 3. Unannotated Scores and Parts - Consists of reproduced manuscripts bearing no or very few annotations, retained because of their unavailability in other sources. Series 4. Papers - Personal papers of Paul Price. Series 5. Sound Recordings - including LPs, reel-to-reel tapes, and cassette tapes.

Date Acquired: 08/31/1987

Subjects: Faculty Papers, Manuscripts, Music, Music, School of

Formats/Genres: Sheet music, Sound Recordings

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of percussion sheet music, sound recordings and correspondence documenting Paul Price's career as a percussion music educator, publisher and performer. Of special note are manuscripts, non-commercial recordings, and other forms of unpublished music materials of American 20th-century composers including Lou Harrison, Michael Colgrass, and Henry Cowell, as well as works by Price himself. Among the sound recordings, of special note are performances by the Manhattan Percussion Ensemble with Paul Price as conductor. Also includes correspondence file containing correspondence with 20th-century composers of percussion music. Some of the sheet music files also contain correspondence, performance programs or other additional material documenting a work's performances or publishing history.

Biographical Note

Paul William Price (b. Fitchburg, Mass., 31 July, 1910- d. New York, 1986) was a percussionist, composer, conductor, publisher of percussion music, and music educator during the four decades following the end of World War II. He studied at the Cincinnati Conservatory under George Carey and Fred Noak. In his teaching career he held faculty positions at the University of Illinois from 1949 to 1956; Boston University; Ithaca College; Newark State College and, after 1957, the Manhattan School of Music. Price also conducted the Manhattan Percussion Ensemble and began independently publishing percussion music under the titles "Music for Percussion" and "Paul Price Publications," beginning in the mid-1960s. He was also a composer of percussion music and a writer of books on percussion methodology. Through these activities he was influential in promoting the growth of the percussion ensemble movement in the United States and in stimulating interest in composing for percussion in the latter half of the 20th century.

Subject/Index Terms

Faculty Papers
Manuscripts
Music
Music, School of

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Alternate Extent Statement: 17 cubic feet

Access Restrictions: No restrictions.

Acquisition Source: Percussive Arts Society and Phyllis Price

Acquisition Method: Donation.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Music Manuscripts, ca. 1950-1980],
[Series 2: Annotated Scores and Parts, ca. 1950-1980],
[Series 3: Unannotated Scores and Parts, ca. 1950-1980],
[Series 4: Papers],
[Series 5: Sound Recordings],
[All]

Series 5: Sound Recordings

Box 25 contains LPs. Box 31-34 contain reel-to-reel tapes of Price conducting the Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, University of Illinois Percussion Ensemble, other ensembles, and audition tapes addressed to Price by individuals wishing to study with him. Box 35 includes both reel-to-reel tapes and cassette tapes.

Box 25: LPs

Item 1: University of Illinois Percussion Ensemble, Paul Price conducting, ca. 1948-1955
Item 2: "R32" - Unidentified content: 10" disc
Item 3: "5265" - Unidentified content
Item 4: "R31" - Ionisations by E. Varese
Item 5: Jack Jarrett, baritone "Dover Beach" and "The Congo - with percussion": R30
Item 6: Cage and Price, August 23, 1960: Capital Custom Records
Item 7: Aspen Institute of Music presents The 'Roaring Fork' Party Record, Summer 1953: Includes on track 7: Jam Session with Vronsky and Babin, Paul Price, Stuart Sankey, Wesley Lindskoog, Broadus Earle, and Albert Tipton
Item 8-11: Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic. Bartok "Music for Strings, Percussion" and "Celesta." Four 12" discs, February 19, 1950: Recorded in the Music for Strings/Percussion, program.
Item 12: Stravinsky "L'Histoire du Soldat" w "Ragtime and Little Chorale" (in six parts)
Item 13: Stravinsky "L'Histoire du Soldat" w "Ragtime and Little Chorale" (in six parts)
Item 14: Stravinsky "L'Histoire du Soldat" w "Ragtime and Little Chorale" (in six parts)
Item 15: Strang "Percussion Music", undated: R26
Item 16: University of Illinois Percussion Ensemble "The Song of the Queztecoatl" by Lou Harrison and "Trio" by Siwe, undated: Recorded by WILL
Item 17: University of Illinois Percussion Ensemble "The Song of the Queztecoatl" by Lou Harrison and "Trio" by Siwe, undated: Recorded by WILL
Item 18: Paul Price and 13 Percussion Players "Ionisation" by Edgard Variese, undated: recorded by WILL
Item 19: "Canticle No. 3" by Lou Harrison, undated: Recorded by WILL
Item 20: "Concerto for Tympani and Brass" by Weinberger; "The Hungarian March?", undated: Recorded by WILL
Item 21: John Cage "Two Dances...Imaginart Landscape"; Russell "Three Dances"; and Noak "Humoresque", undated: Recorded by WILL
Item 22: Colgrass "Roldon - Two Ritmicas" and "Suite-Ardevol. Ostinato Pianimisso-Cowell"
Item 23: UI Percussion Ensemble "Ionization" and "Auto Accidental" "and "Beyer No. 4", undated: recorded by WILL
Item 24: Elementary School Band, Waukegan, Illinois performs Strauss, undated: recorded by WILL
Item 25: UI Percussion Quartet. Albert Payson, Ruth Moyle, William Olson, Mervin Britton. March, Chorale, Allegretto., 1955: recorded by WILL
Item 26: Eugene Ulrich "Suite for Marimba" with Ruth Moyle as soloist, undated: recorded by WILL
Item 27: UI Percussion Ensemble "Trio" by Siwe; "Four Holidays for Three Percussionsists" Bartlett; ", March 9, 1955: recorded by WILL
Item 28: Brant "Symphony Movementes III and IV": recorded by WILL
Item 29: Colgrass music, undated: recorded by WILL
Item 30: UI Percussion Ensemble. "Introduction and Samba" Smith, March 9, 1955: recorded by WILL
Item 31: Brant, "Symphony for Percussion" movements 1 and 2, undated
Item 32: UI Percussion Ensemble Concert, March 1, 1956: recorded by WILL
Item 33: UI Percussion Ensemble Concert, March 1, 1956: recorded by WILL
Item 34: UI Percussion Ensemble Day Concert. "Three Invenstions of Casey Jones", August 1957
Item 35: Jack McKenzie and Jem Hodges "Sonatine for Timpani and Piano", August 15, 1951: recorded by WILL
Item 36: UI Percussion Ensemble. Russell and McKenzie "Davidson", undated
Item 37: New York Percussion Trio, William Mayer "Music for Percussion", undated
Item 38: George Antheil "Ballet Mecanique", 1960: Urania. Conducted by Paul Price and Robert Craft
Item 39: Paul Price conducting the American Percussion Society. "Breaking the Sound Barrier, Vol. 1, Percussion" (2 copies), 1956: Urania.
Item 40: John Cage and Paul Price "Concert Percussion for Orchestra" (2 copies), 1961
Item 41: Paul Price "Sound Adventure", 1958: Prelude for percussion, by M. Miller.--Percussion music, by M. Colgrass.--Percussion music, by G. Strang.--Song of Queztecoatl, by L. Harrison.--Trio for percussion, by W. Benson.
Item 42: Elizabeth Gyring "Piano Sonata, no. 2"; Lou Harrison "Suite for Percussion" and Julia Perry "Homunculus, c. 1" (Paul Price conducting Manhattan Percussion Ensemble), 1970: Composers Recordings
Item 43: Yehudi Wyner "Serenade" and Ralph Shapey "Evocation" (2 copies), 1961: Composers Recordings
Item 44: Paul Price and His Ensemble "Music for Percussion", 1958: Period SPL 743. Ensemble includes Malloy Miller; Michael Colgrass; Gerald Strang; Lou Harrison; Warren Benson. Contents: Prelude for percussion; M. Miller -- Percussion music; M. Colgrass -- Percussion music ;G. Strang -- Song of Queztecoatl; L. Harrison -- Trio for percussion; W. Benson.<nobr> </nobr><nobr></nobr>
Item 45: Paul Price "Plays: Snare Drum Solos" (2 copies), ca. 1970s: MFP Records, Inc.

Box 31: Reel-to-reel tapes

Item 5: Ahlstrom, David "Tocattas and Passacglias"; Michael Colgrass "Fantasy -Variations" and Charles Wuorinen "Invention for Percussion Quintet", 1961
Item 38: Contemporary Percussion Music, March 4, 1975
Item 1: Percussion Ensemble Concert, March 17, 1959
Item 2: Harrison Concerto for violin with percussion orchestra, November 19, 1959: Anahid Ajamian with the Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price conducting
Item 3: Paul Price performs Colgrass, Krenek, Cowell and Harrison, undated
Item 6: Houhaness "Burning House"; Erb "4 for Percussion"; Harrison "Suite"; Donovan "Soundings", undated
Item 7: Ramati and Boulez "Mallarme Improvisation I and II", 1961
Item 8: Concerto for Percussion, Colden Auditorium, Queens Symphony Orchestra with Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, Paul Price - director, November 16, 1963
Item 26: Metal Concert, undated
Item 27: Varese, Russell and Kraft
Item 28: Ernst, Kabalin, Erb
Item 34: Contemporary Percussion Music, Paul Price conducting, February 16, 1978: recorded February 15, 1978
Item 9: Annual Ensemble Concert. Manhattan School of Music, April 2, 1964
Item 10: Manhattan School of Music, March 18, 1965
Item 4: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, Paul Price conducting. N. Flagello "Divertimento for Piano and Percussion", November 20, 1962: Ernest Ulmer, pianist
Item 11: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price, conductor., April 21, 1966: Three tapes
Item 12: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price, conductor., April 21, 1966: Three tapes
Item 13: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price, conductor., April 21, 1966: Three tapes
Item 14: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price conducting, April 13, 1967
Item 15: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price conducting, April 13, 1967
Item 16: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble. Paul Price conducting, April 13, 1967
Item 17: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble playes Alcides Lanza's "Interferences", 1967
Item 18: Manhattan School of Music. Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, May 22, 1968: Performs Canning and Raphling
Item 19: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 18, 1969: Paul Price conducting. Digital copy available in box.
Item 20: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 3, 1970: performs Brant, Ardevol, Davidovsky and Read
Item 21: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 3, 1970: performs Brant, Ardevol, Davidovsky and Read. Digital copy available in box.
Item 22: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 3, 1970: performs Brant, Ardevol, Davidovsky and Read
Item 23: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 18, 1969: performs Ung, Pinilla and Nobre
Item 24: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble Fourteenth Annual Concert. Paul Price conducting, Peter Vinograde, pianist, April 2, 1971
Item 25: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble Fourteenth Annual Concert. Paul Price conducting, Peter Vinograde, pianist, April 2, 1971
Item 29: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 4, 1974: recorded February 13, 1974. N. Bodley is engineer
Item 30: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 4, 1974: recorded February 13, 1974. N. Bodley is engineer
Item 31: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, May 16, 1973
Item 32: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 6/21, 1973
Item 33: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 6/21, 1973
Item 35: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 20/26, 1974
Item 36: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 20/26, 1974
Item 37: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 8, 1976: recorded March 20, 1974
Item 39: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 19, 1975

Box 32: Reel-to-reel tapes

Item 1: Manhattan School of Music Percussion Ensemble, APril 22, 1980
Item 2: Manhattan School of Music Percussion Ensemble, APril 22, 1980
Item 3: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 25, 1979 and March 19, 1980
Item 4: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 20, 1979
Item 5: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 20, 1979
Item 6: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 25, 1979
Item 7: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 25, 1979
Item 8: Contemporary Percussion Ensemble, February 28, 1979
Item 9: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 20, 1978
Item 10: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 20, 1978
Item 11: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, January 13, 1978
Item 12: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 16, 1977
Item 13: Chamber Concert of Contemporary Percussion Music, February 2, 1977
Item 14: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, December 6, 1976
Item 15: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, December 6, 1976
Item 16: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, March 26, 1976
Item 17: Contemporary Percussion Music, February 20, 1976
Item 18: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 14, 1975
Item 19: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, 19 March 1975
Item 28: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 27, 1982
Item 29: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 26, 1983
Item 30: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, February 17, 1982
Item 31: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 24, 1981
Item 32: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 22, 1981
Item 33: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 22, 1981
Item 34: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, April 22, 1981
Item 35: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, February 11, 1981
Item 36: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 25, 1980
Item 37: Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, November 25, 1980
Item 38: Wind Symphony, Paul Price conducting, April 26, 1978
Item 22: Shumway "Airs and Cadenzas", undated
Item 20: Thomas Fredrickson "Five Pieces for Percussion Quartet", undated
Item 21: John Floyd "Three Miniatures for B-Flat Clarinet and Marimba", January 24, 1980
Item 23: Alcides Lanza "Interferences II", 1967: realized at the electronic music center Columbia-Princeton
Item 24: Bottje "Variations for Percussion and Tape"
Item 25-26: Alcides Lanza "Interferences II", 1967: electronics only
Item 27: Ernst

Box 33: Reel-to-reel tapes

Item 1: Paul Steinberg "Envelopes", udnated
Item 2: Percussion Sextet, undated
Item 3: A. Trubitt "Interplay: Two Pianos and Percussion", 1970
Item 4: Michael Colgrass "Variations for Four Drums and Viola" with jams, undated
Item 5: Stan Gibb "Second Start" and "Klangspiel", undated
Item 6: Ron Newman "Resolutions" and "Short Story", undated
Item 7: J.W. Grady "Timbrestream for Percussion for Percussion and Alto-Flute-Piccolo", March 1967: J.W. Percussion Ensemble
Item 8: Jene Wilkinson "Triangles", 1977
Item 9: E. Miller "Basho Songs"; David Ahlstrom "Toccatas and Passacglias" and Colgrass "Fantasy Variations", 1961
Item 10: James Basta "Concerto for Marimba", November 30, 1972: David Mancinin, Marimba and Kathy Stuart, Piano
Item 11: M. Fairlie "Music for Percussion and Piano", undated
Item 12: David S. Bernstein "Elysium", undated
Item 13: Phi Mu Alpha (Charles Aminkhanian) "Trio No. 2 for Percussion", November 12, 1964: Fresno, California
Item 14: Ajiro "Sextet No. 1", undated
Item 15: Paul Price Productions "100", undated
Item 16: Chavez "Tambuco" and Kelly "Toccata for Marimba", ca. 1970: Performed by Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, Paul Price conducting
Item 17: Marte Ptaszynska "Siderals", November 21, 1974: Thomas Siwe conducting
Item 18: David Ernst "Following" and "Four and More", September 1969
Item 19: Gardner Read "Los Dioses Aztecas", March 14, 1960
Item 20: Jan Williams "Recital", May 12, 1964
Item 21: Childs "Welcome to Whipperginny"; Shenohara "Alternance for Percussion"; Harrison "Suite"; E. Miller "Basho Songs"; Cacioppo "Bestiary I"; Hoffer "Sketches", 1961-1962
Item 22: J.M. Parthon "Man Who Fell Among Thieves", undated
Item 23: Gordon Stout "Etudes for Marimba, I, II, III, and IV"
Item 24: Thomas Sergey "Surface Tension - Two Percussionists"
Item 25: Elias Tanenbaum "Images II for Percussion and Tape", undated
Item 26: Timothy M. Leaphart "Tangent for Drumset", undated
Item 27: David Ahlstrom "An Anthology of American Songs: America, I love You, Comedy in Three Acts (and Thirty Scenes), January 6, 1981: performed by OPERA America Composer/Librettist Showcase, New Orleans
Item 28: Percussion Symphony, Mais
Item 29: Paul Price lecture "Music through the Ages", undated
Item 30: Paul Price lecture "Music through the Ages", undated
Item 31: PAUL PRICE LECTURE TAPE: "Marcum to Houllif"
Item 32: PAUL PRICE LECTURE TAPE: "Anthul to Ramati"
Item 33: WQXR Robert Sherman Show with Hilda Sommer, February 6, 1979
Item 34: State University College, Fredonia - instrument tunings, May 4, 1967
Item 35: Evenings on the Roof - Paul Price and Peter Yates "...this is a world Pacific record.", September 1959
Item 36: Evenings on the Roof - Paul Price and Peter Yates "...this is a world Pacific record.", September 1959
Item 37: PAUL PRICE LECTURE TAPE:"Music through the Ages" WKCR, undated
Item 38: PAUL PRICE LECTURE TAPE:"Music through the Ages" WKCR, undated

Box 34: Reel-to-reel tapes

Item 1: "The Fire of Cehenna", undated
Item 2: David Ernst "Waves", undated
Item 3: Hicks "Sonata for Piano and Percussion" and Bergamo "Introduction and Merengue"
Item 4: Paul Price "Tape for Concert", March 18, 1965
Item 5: Divertimento for Piano and Percussion (Flagello) and Harrison "Labyrinth No. 3", 1959
Item 6: Ivenson "Contrarhythmic Ostenato"; Missal "Hoe-Down!" and Zita Carno "Sextet", undated
Item 7: Frazeur "Symphony for Percussion - Four Precipitations", August 1974
Item 8: T.C. Frazeur "Symphony: Four Precipitations for Percussion Sextet", May 8, 1976
Item 9: "Autumn Land " and "Tenains"
Item 10: Read "Haiku Seasons", February 2, 1972
Item 11: Paul Price Percussion Ensemble "Demos", 1960-1975
Item 12: Shumway, "Airs and Cadenzas" and Boberg "KU Percussion"
Item 13: Marta Ptaszynska "Music for Percussion", February 5, 1972
Item 14: Paul Price Plays Snare Drum Solos, Vol. I, Summer 1971
Item 15: Frazeur "Xylophone Solo", undated
Item 16: John Winiarz "Rahamiwami for Percussion Ensemble", March 25, 1982
Item 17: Mark Brooks "Composers' Forum" "Beating Off (percussion quartet 1977), November 23, 1977
Item 18: Mack W. Pittard III "Trilogy" "Escape from Paoshan" and "A Day's Journey"
Item 19: Gordon Stout "Dyptich, for marimba and percussion solo", undated
Item 20: Ronald Thomas "Late Magic", February 17, 1966
Item 21: Keisuke Ajiro "Three Short Dances" Manhattan Percussion Ensemble, undated
Item 22: Richard J. Nenmann "Little Fugue in Blues", May 1963: recorded at Indiana University
Item 23: Lou Harrison "Concerto for Organ with Percussion Orchestra", April 30, 1973
Item 24: William C. Mickelson "Percussion for Five Players", undated
Item 25: Gordon Stout "Etudes for Marimba, Book II (nos. 6-10)", undated
Item 26: Urania Stereo Demonstration Tape, Vol. 1
Item 27: Antheil "Ballet Mecanique"
Item 28: "144", undated
Item 29: 142, undated
Item 30: Paul Bowles "Music for a Farce", January 31, 1974
Item 31: Penner
Item 32: Bergamo Tape / Stoelhanson, et. al.
Item 33: Carter "Recital and Improvisations for 4 Drumemers" played by Paul Price, March 26, 1960
Item 34: Manhattan School of Music "Beyer - March", May 18, 1974
Item 35: Cage "Imaginary Landscape No. 3", April 25, 1974: taped at Manhattan School of Music
Item 36: Colgrass "Chamber Piece for Percussion Quintet" Krenek "Marginal Sounds" and Cowell "Ostinato Pianissimo"
Item 37: Channel 2, Percussion, March 19 and 26, 1958: Boston

Box 35: Reel-to-reel tapes and cassette tapes

Item 1: Kastnuko?, December 13: Cassette tape
Item 2: Gaetano "Two Movements for Marimba": Cassette tape
Item 3: Michael La Rosa "Chamber Piece for Solo Vibraphone": Cassette tape
Item 4: Fuke "Percussion"
Item 5: S. Yoshihara "Relation": Cassette tape
Item 6: Kastuck "Drifts for Vibraphone" Ed Creenan, December 1976: Cassette tape
Item 7: Donald Sur "Red Dust - Ariel Chamber Ensemble", undated: Cassette tape
Item 8: Richard Trythall "Bolero for 4 Percussionists" Gruppo Percussione Ricenca di Venezia", undated: Cassette tape
Item 9: D. Uber "Caprice No. 1 for Piano and Percussion", undated: Cassette tape
Item 10: Ellen Spokane "Uncommon Cadences", 1984
Item 11: Fanfare for Percussion: Cassette tape. Music for Percussion, Inc., Sight & Sound Productions
Item 12: David Robbins, Evansville, Indiana
Item 13: Robert Kogan "Planetarium", February 27, 1977: Brooklyn College Percussion Ensemble. Cassette tape
Item 14: Percussioner International, Vol. 1, No. 1, March 1984
Item 15: G. Kvistad "Salute to the Fifties for solo percussion and tape", undated: Safety Copy, cassette made 1/24/2014, included in box.
Item 16: Vincent Dionne "Em Mouvement" and "Chateau de Cartes": Cassette tape
Item 17: Thomas Horst "Essere Nei Guai Asta solo for vibraharp": Cassette tape
Item 18: Frazeur Symphony "Four Precipitations Noz Fog": reel-to-reel tape. With Mogg Ky Band and extra vibe part
Item 19: tape number 173
Item 20: Needles J. "Butterfly Trails for Percussion and Keyboards", undated: reel-to-reel tape
Item 21: Richard Swift "Domains II", July 1963: reel-to-reel tape. Stanley Lunetta, percussion
Item 22: Ahlstrom "Toccata and Passacaglias", undated: reel-to-reel tape
Item 23: Hodkinson "Adagio and Rondo" with Mervin Britton, undated
Item 24: David L. Lambert "Variations for Flute, Piccolo and Percussion", undated: Theme, Fanfare - Variation I, Lullaby - Variation II, Waltz - Variation III, Armenian Dance - Variation IV, Windson - Variation V (theme)
Item 25: Turok, Concert Variations for Trumpet and Marimba, undated: Bob Leng, Trumpet, Gordon Stout, marimba
Item 26: Michael La Rosa "Visions of the Apocalypse", undated
Item 27: Sarmientos "Concertino for Marimba and Orchestra": reel-to-reel tape
Item 28: John DeBeradinis "Dialogues for Violin and Percussion", 1972
Item 29: Lou Harrison "Organ Concerto", 1980: Kansas University Percussion Ensemble
Item 30: R. Erickson "exerpt - drum studies" and "Cradle", undated
Item 31: Allison Schutt and others, 1962-1963
Item 32: Stanley Bednar audition tape, 1962
Item 33: Willis, Passaggi: Baylor University
Item 34: Fred Raulston senior recital, 1968
Item 35: Wallace DePue "Sonata Primitif", undated: John Beck and the Eastman School of Music. reel-to-reel tape
Item 36: Donald Erb "Four for Percussion", undated
Item 37: Zoran Hristic "An Exhibition of the Possibilities of the Ding-A-Phone", undated: reel-to-reel tape
Item 38: Cohn "Quotations in Percussion", undated
Item 39: Frazeur "Mood Piece", undated
Item 40: David Liptak "Chamber Concerto", undated: with Fred Ormand, clarinet
Item 41: Diane Thome "Los Nombres for piano, percussion, computer synthesized tape", undated
Item 42: 6 Pe-TESP "Percussion Sextet": Ramon Dana. reel-to-reel tape
Item 43: Azonosaji'szonns, undated
Item 44: Sidrzls, undated: item number 190
Item 45: Gardner Read "Haiku Seasons" and James Drew "Metal Concert", 1970: Crane Percussion Ensemble
Item 46: Daniel Adams "Three Movements for Unaccompanied Marimba"
Item 47: Genie Burlett audition for Manhattan School of Music, undated: reel-to-reel tape
Item 48: Shemwood Shaffer "Tickling Metro Newt", undated
Item 49: Henry K. Steons "Drifts for Vibraphone I, II and III", October 19, 1975
Item 50: Charles Hoag "Inventions and Interludes", undated: played by Larry Maxey, clarinet; Linda Maxey, marimba
Item 51: Ardevol "Prelude A", April 24, 1978
Item 52: Bruno Amato "Quintets - Percussion and Trombones", April 25, 1976: Indiana University Percussion Ensemble, George Gaber director
Item 53: Kastuck "Breeze Mystique", undated
Item 54: Elliott Del Bougo "Suite Percussion and Tape", undated
Item 55: Larry Lockwood "Percussion Duet", undated
Item 56: William Penn "Four Preludes", undated: Eastman School of Music and Leigh Stevens, marimba
Item 57: Willis "Miraggi", undated: reel-to-reel tape
Item 58: Hoffer "White Noise": reel-to-reel tape
Item 59: Paul Chihara "Branches for 2 Bassoons and Percussion" (soloist Richard Fitz)
Item 60: David MacBride "Ever Inward", undated: 7" reel-to-reel tape
Item 61: Norman M. Heim "Concertante for clarinet and percussion in three movements", 1978
Item 62: Murmurs for percussion and band, March 2, 1978: McGill University
Item 63: Copy of  "Murmurs for Percussion and Tape", undated
Item 64: Tape number 143: Unidentified content
Item 65: Columbia Broadcasting System tape, undated
Item 66: Tape number 198
Item 67: WNCN critique
Item 68: Koshanski, undated
Item 69: M. Kurek "Somna"
Item 70: Jay Collins "Tabula Rosa (Snare Drum Solo with Piano)", undated
Item 71: Glen E. Morgan "Menage for Horn and Percussion", undated
Item 72: J.C. Combs "Shake Rattles and Rolls"