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Collection Overview

Title: Lawrence Gushee Papers, 1794-2008

ID: 12/5/68

Primary Creator: Lawrence Gushee (1931-2015)

Extent: 27.5 cubic feet

Arrangement: Organized in three series: Series 1: Medieval and Renaissance Music Research and Instruction (1855-2007), Series 2: American Popular Music Research and Instruction (1794-2007), and Series 3: Tangential Research Files and Personal Papers (1800-2007). Series 1 is organized in three subseries: Subseries 1: Research Files, Subseries 2: Instruction Files, and Subseries 3: Correspondence. Series 2 is organized in three subseries: Subseries 1: Research Files (1794-2007) arranged by primary topical subject area, Subseries 2: Instruction Files (1923-2001) arranged alphabetically by course title or subject and then chronologically thereunder, and Subseries 3: Correspondence (1973-2007) arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Series 3 is organized in three subseries: Subseries 1: Organological Research and Instruction Files, Subseries 2: Reference and Other Research Files, and Subseries 3: Professional Papers and Correspondence.

Date Acquired: 12/15/2014. More info below under Accruals.

Subjects: Faculty, Faculty Papers, Jazz, Medieval History, Music, Music, School of, Music instruction, Musicology, Music teachers, New Orleans, Louisiana, Ragtime Music, Renaissance, Yale University

Formats/Genres: Catalogs, Correspondence, Papers, Sound Recordings

Languages: English, German, French, Italian, Latin, Russian, Arabic, Spanish;Castilian, Swedish, Greek,Ancient(to1453), Dutch;Flemish, Hebrew, Chinese

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Consists of research and instructional files, and correspondence related to his scholarship in Medieval and Renaissance music, American popular music (primarily Jazz), as well as Gushee's ancillary scholarly interests which include organology and nineteenth-century French music. Materials also pertain to Gushee's involvement and service as a faculty member for the School of Music at the University of Illinois. Gushee's study of American popular music grew from his initial interest in Medieval and Renaissance trouveres and troubadours; and his research of early music included the genealogy of important musicians and the tracing of song origins. Such endeavors were highly influential upon his later work with American music. Gushee's research efforts are represented in genealogical records (census, marriage, death, and military service) of famous jazz musicians, including Jelly Roll Morton, maps, card catalog records, audiovisual materials, and print versions of Gushee's conference papers.

Biographical Note

Lawrence "Larry" Arthur Gushee (1931-2015) was born in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania to Lawrence and Mary McEachern Gushee, and grew up in the areas of Boston and Philadelphia. After graduating from William Penn Charter School, Gushee earned a BA in the History of Music from Yale University, and then a Ph.D. in Musicology Studies from Yale in 1962. His teaching career includes posts at Yale (until 1967), University of Wisconsin-Madison (1967-1976), and finally University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1976-1997).

Gushee was a classically-trained clarinetist as well as a musicologist, and later in his career he became involved in traditional jazz and ragtime performance. He later formed his own band, the New Golden Rule Orchestra. Gushee's study of American popular music had grown from his initial interest in Medieval and Renaissance trouveres and troubadours; his work in early music included the genealogy of important musicians and the tracing of song origins. Such endeavors were highly influential upon his work with American music. The bulk of his scholarly research focused on medieval music and early jazz, with particular expertise on Jelly Roll Morton and the Original Creole Band of New Orleans. From this expertise came the publication of his book Pioneers of Jazz: The Story of the Creole Band (2005). Additionally, Gushee's written work in these fields appears in American Record Guide and Jazz Review, and he has provided liner notes for Smithsonian reissues of King Oliver, Freddie Keppard, and Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers Recordings. His most influential contribution as a scholar was the promotion of early jazz as a legitimate scholarly field.

Subject/Index Terms

Faculty
Faculty Papers
Jazz
Medieval History
Music
Music, School of
Music instruction
Musicology
Music teachers
New Orleans, Louisiana
Ragtime Music
Renaissance
Yale University

Administrative Information

Repository: The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

Accruals: 30 cubic feet of materials were donated by Sarah LaBarre, daughter of Lawrence Gushee, on December 15, 2014. 0.1 cubic feet acquired from Rebecca Bryant on July 28, 2015.

Acquisition Source: Sarah LaBarre

Acquisition Method: Materials were donated by Sarah LaBarre.

Box and Folder Listing

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[Series 2: American Popular Music Research and Instruction, 1794-2008],
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Series 1: Medieval and Renaissance Music Research and Instruction, 1855-2007

Series 1 concerns Gushee's studies of Medieval and Renaissance music, his scholarly focus during the earlier part of his career. The materials contain research on musicians, music theory, and the musical instruments and institutions of Medieval and Renaissance Europe. Areas of study include 14^th century French scholars Johannes de Muris and Guillaume de Machaut, as well as Medieval and Renaissance trouveres and troubadours (the study of which influenced his later studies of American early Jazz). The series is divided into three subseries: Subseries 1 contains research, Subseries 2 contains instruction, and Subseries 3 contains correspondence. Subseries 1 includes Gushee's conference notes, publication drafts and notes, and copies of primary source materials from a variety of libraries and archives in Europe. Subseries 2 contains instructional materials from courses Gushee taught, including handouts, papers, and class notes. Subseries 3 contains correspondence distinctly related to Gushee's Medieval and Renaissance music research, documenting his contact with scholars, publishers, and research institutions.

Sub-Series 1: Research Files, 1855-2007

Consists of research relating to instruments, performance, and study of music in Medieval and Renaissance Europe, including trouveres and troubadours. Contains research notes, reference materials, copies of primary and secondary sources, publication drafts, and photographs.

Box 1

Folder 1: L'Abbaye de Fontevraud, circa 1971-1988
Folder 2: Bibliotheque Nationale de France - BN 7378A, 1977
Folder 3: Docta Sanctorum - 7378A, undated
Folder 4: De Muris - Libellus Cantus Mensurabilis, undated
Folder 5: BN 7378A - Instrument Drawings, circa 1974
Folder 6: Oxford - Bodley 77, undated
Folder 7: Johannes de Muris - Groves VI, 1994: Includes alternate spelling: Jehan de Murs.
Folder 8: Mezieres-en-Brenne, circa 1965
Folder 9: Evreux, Lisieux, and Bernay, undated
Folder 10: Toronto - Talk on Muris, undated
Folder 11: De Muris - Bibliography, 1965
Folder 12: Reginaldus de Ango, circa 1971
Folder 13: 7378A - Muris Talk - Handouts, undated
Folder 14: 7378A - Photographs and Notes, circa 1965
Folder 15: Muris Library Searches, 1997
Folder 16: Arch. Maine and Lovre: 101.H.390, undated
Folder 17: Nicole Oresme, circa 1997
Folder 18: Johannes de Muris, circa 1965: Includes alternate spelling Julian des Murs.
Folder 19: De Muris - Biography, undated
Folder 20: Johannes de Muris, 1965
Folder 21: Escorial 0.II.10, circa 1971
Folder 22: Alfonsine Tables, undated
Folder 23: Johannes de Muris, circa 1968-2004
Folder 24: Universitat zu Koln - Draft, 1995-1997
Folder 25: Cambridge University Mm.IV.43, undated
Folder 26: Johannes de Muris - To be Filed, circa 2000-2004
Folder 27: Johannes de Muris - Ohio State University, 2002-2004
Folder 28: J.D. Muris -Tanay, Price, May, Harcourt, Sorbonne, Guests, 1996-1997
Folder 29: Johannes de Muris - Transparencies, circa 2004: Includes alternate spelling: Jehan D'Murs
Folder 30: Escorial 0.II.10 Prints, 1967
Folder 31: Escorial Calender, undated
Folder 32: Escorial (folded 11x14 photocopies), undated
Folder 33: Escorial 0.II.10 Contents, circa 2004
Folder 34: London, BM Royal 12.C. XVII, undated
Folder 35: Johannes de Muris - Julian Calendars, 1321-36, undated
Folder 36: Hebrew Calender and Alphabet, circa 2004
Folder 37: Victor, Stephen, Muris's Autograph of De Arte Mensurandi, 1971
Folder 38: De Muris and his Milieu - Final Draft, 1997: Includes email correspondence between Gushee and Frank Hentschel.
Folder 39: Johannes de Muris - Current, 1993-1997: Includes Gushee's review of "Die 'Musica Speculativa' des Johannes de Muris" by Christoph Falkenroth.
Folder 40: New Sources for the Biography of Johannes de Muris, 1969
Folder 41: Ritson and Percy - Minstrel Research, circa 1993
Folder 42: Lamento di Maria Stuarda, undated
Folder 43: Missa Ave Regina Caelorum - Transparencies, undated
Folder 44: Notes on Manuscript Catalogs and Descriptions, 1964-1968
Folder 45: Bamberg - De Cantu, undated
Folder 46: Newberry Library Manuscripts, undated
Folder 47: England - Middle Ages, undated
Folder 48: Dussledorf Manuscript H3 (Scholia Enchinaclis), 1985
Folder 49: Medical Library, X.VI.20 Cushing Collection, Organ and Harpsichord Treatise, undated
Folder 50: Oxford, Bodleian Library, Canon 212, circa 1971
Folder 51: Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale, lat. 7211, circa 1963
Folder 52: Aurelius, diss., APPre BN 7211, undated
Folder 53: Paris - Bibliotheque Nationale, lat. 7281, undated
Folder 54: Paris - Bibliotheque Nationale, lat. 10.275, undated
Folder 55: Paris - Bibliotheque Nationale, lat. 16621, undated
Folder 56: Paris - Bibliotheque Nationale, Manuscript Notes Regarding Muris, 1964-1965
Folder 57: Paris - Bibliotheque Nationale, Manuscript Notes, circa 1963
Folder 58: Rome - Vallicelliana, Ms. 81B, undated
Folder 59: Rouen - Arch. Dept., Seine Maritime, 1970-1989
Folder 60: OxC Photostats, undated
Folder 61: Aurelians Sources - m0w. words, passages, anecdotes, undated
Folder 62: Paleography, undated
Folder 63: Aurelian Mauscripts - Catalogues, circa 1971
Folder 64: C9 Counts, Bishops, Abbots, undated
Folder 65: Ichima, Parapteris, undated
Folder 66: Monast. Sci. Iohannis Reom., Bernardus, circa 1971
Folder 67: Transcripts - Rp, Pom, circa 1961
Folder 68: St. Maur, undated
Folder 69: Pre-Carolingian, 1966-1988
Folder 70: Troubadour, circa 1961-1967: Includes lecture notes for "History of Music 100."
Folder 71: Mo - En mai, Quant voi, Latus, undated
Folder 72: Mo 28, undated
Folder 73: Mo - Condatio nature, O natio nephandi, undated
Folder 74: Tropus, circa 1966-1971
Folder 75: Resurrexi - Manuscripts, undated
Folder 76: Mode VIII, undated
Folder 77: Chartres, 11th to 12th Centuries, undated
Folder 78: Comparative Middle Ages Performance Practice, undated
Folder 79: Versus de Tonis, undated
Folder 80: Graduel Romain - Edition Critique, undated
Folder 81: Notation - Reform and Innovation, circa 1973
Folder 82: 15th Century, undated
Folder 83: Statistics of Organization, undated
Folder 84: Boethius - Proportionality, undated
Folder 85: 923 Assignments, undated
Folder 86: Hildegard von Bingen, circa 1991: Includes MUS 310 lecture notes.
Folder 87: Secular Rhythmic Poems of the Early 11th Century or Before, circa 1960-1966

Box 2

Folder 1: Conductus Transparencies, undated
Folder 2: Plain Chant, circa 1974-1979
Folder 3: Carolingian Secular Poetry with Musical Notation, circa 1969: Includes Lecture Notes from MUS 310.
Folder 4: Herod - Transparencies, undated
Folder 5: Notre Dame, 13th Century Motet, Leoninus, circa 1986
Folder 6: Perotin - Sederunt (Music Transparencies), undated
Folder 7: Perotin - Alleluia, Posui Adiutorium Photocopies, undated
Folder 8: Alleluia - Pascha nostrum, undated
Folder 9: Alleluya Nativitas - Copy and Transparency, undated
Folder 10: Liturgy and Plain Chant - Paper and Handouts, circa 1977
Folder 11: Jubilemus, Exultemus - Notes and Copies, undated
Folder 12: Musical Insititutions of Medieval Europe - Research (1 of 2), circa 1989: Includes material from Gushee's class 423B which was on the same topic.
Folder 13: Musical Institutions of Medieval Europe - Research (2 of 2), circa 1989: Includes material from Gushee's class 423B which was on the same topic.
Folder 14: Ecclesiastical Courts - Notes, undated
Folder 15: Flemish Minstrel Schools (Ecoles de Flanders) - Handouts, circa 1980
Folder 16: Ghent Research, undated
Folder 17: Flemish Folksongs Research, circa 1980
Folder 18: French Archives, circa 1976
Folder 19: MGG Bibliography and Guilds (Zunfwesen) Research, circa 1973
Folder 20: Berlin Colloquium, 1974
Folder 21: Minstrels' Music, circa 1973
Folder 22: Keith Polk Paper, undated
Folder 23: Gwynn McPeek Paper on Beverley (Draft), 1971
Folder 24: Livres de Taille, undated
Folder 25: Articles for Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 1961-1976
Folder 26: Archves Research - Belgium and Netherlands, circa 1975
Folder 27: Pentecost Feasts, Knighted Ceremonies, Weddings, Tourneys, circa 1973
Folder 28: Roy des Ribauds, undated: Includes alternate spelling: Roi des Ribaux
Folder 29: Menestrels (Minstrels) of the 13th and 14th Centuries - Rosters, circa 1971
Folder 30: King of Aragon / Minstrels Research, undated
Folder 31: Minstrels, Waits, Heralds, etc. - Etymology and Semantics, circa 1971
Folder 32: Le Belle se Siet, undated
Folder 33: Richard Rastall Dissertation, circa 1973
Folder 34: Northwestern Talk - Notes, undated
Folder 35: "Two Central Places" Drafts and Notes, circa 1970
Folder 36: Paris Minstrels - Transparencies and Xeroxes, undated
Folder 37: Paris - 15th Century - Map, undated
Folder 38: Chapel of St. Julan des Menetriers - Notes, circa 1972
Folder 39: Rue aus Jougleurs (Minstrel Street), circa 2004
Folder 40: 1331 Charter A.N., undated
Folder 41: Minstrels - Italy, circa 1980
Folder 42: Flanders - Map and Article, circa 1971
Folder 43: Flanders - Map, undated
Folder 44: Valois Family Tree and Patronage, circa 1970
Folder 45: 1321 Statutes (English Translation), undated
Folder 46: Estampies Research, circa 1976
Folder 47: Quinte and Sexte Estampies Royalties - Copies of Transcripts, circa 1973
Folder 48: Bernhard, M-B and Fiefs de la Jonglerie, circa 1992
Folder 49: Minstrel Miscellany, 1990-1996
Folder 50: Foires (Fairs) Research, undated
Folder 51: Prost Research, circa 1989
Folder 52: Minstrels, Minstrelsy and Two Central Places - Drafts, undated
Folder 53: Minstrelsy Papers for Xerox, circa 1971
Folder 54: Capella Regalis (Royal Chapels), Paris, 1971-1972
Folder 55: King's Minstrels - France, 1973-2000
Folder 56: Paris: Medieval Topography, circa 2004
Folder 57: Minstrels Handouts, undated
Folder 58: Escoles de Flanders (Flemish Minstrel Schools), circa 1980
Folder 59: Minstrels in Holland, undated
Folder 60: Did Music Travel: European and Non-Europpean Musical Cultures in the Middle Ages and Notes, undated
Folder 61: Exotic Influence on Western Medieval Music, undated
Folder 62: State of Medieval Research - Notes, 1980-1985
Folder 63: Ann Arbor - American Musicological Society Annual Meeting Materials, 1965
Folder 64: Notes on Adam le Bossu, undated
Folder 65: Adam de la Hale, undated
Folder 66: Abemarus of Chabannes, undated
Folder 67: Alcuin, undated
Folder 68: Alia Musica, undated
Folder 69: Alupios, 1998: Includes schedule for the Fall 1988 MUS 134 course.
Folder 70: Amalar Amalherus, 1969-1987: Includes correspondence between Gushee and Edward Nowacki.
Folder 71: Analecta Manuscripta, Huebald, and Milo, circa 1963: Includes lecture notes for History of Music 10.
Folder 72: Anonymous Treatises in Pre-1300 Sources, undated
Folder 73: Johannes Wolf - Ein Anonymer Musiktraktat... and Anonymi cujsdam Codex, 1893, 1908
Folder 74: Anon. IV, undated
Folder 75: Argumentatio Cujusdam Musica (Ex apog. Si. Pauli et MS Cesen.), undated
Folder 76: Aribo, undated
Folder 77: Aristoxenos, undated
Folder 78: Augustinus Triumphus, circa 1979-1981
Folder 79: Auraicept na N-eces, circa 1917
Folder 80: Bartholomaeus Anglicus, circa 1969-1988
Folder 81: Bede, the Venerable, circa 1959: Includes alternate spellings: Beda, Bedae, Beda Venerabilis, the Venerable Bede.
Folder 82: Bernardus, undated
Folder 83: Bernelius, undated
Folder 84: Berno, Abbot of Reichenau, undated: Includes alternate spellings: Berno Angiensis, Bernardus, Bern.
Folder 85: Boethius - Translation of De Institutione Musica, Table of Contents, undated
Folder 86: Boethius, circa 1971-1988: Includes lecture notes for MUS 100.
Folder 87: Cassiodorus, undated
Folder 88: Censorius, undated
Folder 89: Commemoratio Brevis, circa 1980-1989
Folder 90: Condillac, undated
Folder 91: Elias Salomon, undated
Folder 92: Engelbert von Admont, undated: Includes alternate spelling: Engelbertus Admontensis.
Folder 93: Johannes Scotus Erigena, undated: Alternate spellings include John Scotus Erigena, John the Scot, and Scottigena.
Folder 94: Eustacius Leodiensis, undated
Folder 95: Fortolfus, 1880
Folder 96: Franco of Cologne, undated

Box 3

Folder 1: Martin Gerbert, undated
Folder 2: Gerbertus Scholia, undated
Folder 3: Godescalcus Lintpurgensis, undated: Includes alternate spelling Gottschalk von Limburg.
Folder 4: Schola Cantorum Lectorum, undated
Folder 5: Guido D'Arezzo, undated
Folder 6: Ein Schreiben des Abts Helisachar, circa 1886
Folder 7: Harmannus Contractus, undated: Alternate spellings include Hermann der Lahme and Hermann von Reichnau.
Folder 8: Hieronymus de Moravia, undated: Includes alternate spelling: Jerome of Moravia.
Folder 9: Hilary of Poitiers, undated: Includes laternate spelling: Hilarius Pictauensis
Folder 10: Hucbald - De Harmonica Institutione, circa 1949-1979
Folder 11: Isidore, circa 1994: Includes alternate spelling: Isidorus.
Folder 12: Jacques de Liege, circa 1964: Includes alternate spelling: Jacobus Leodiensis.
Folder 13: Johnannes Afflighemensis, undated
Folder 14: Johannes de Garlandia, circa 1960
Folder 15: Johannes de Grocheo, circa 1988
Folder 16: John of Salisbury, undated
Folder 17: Johannes Valendrius, circa 1985-1987: Includes alternate spelling Johannes Hollandrinus.
Folder 18: Johannes Vetulus de Anagnia, undated
Folder 19: Josquin, circa 1963
Folder 20: Landini, undated
Folder 21: Leonius, undated
Folder 22: Marchetto da Padova, circa 1960: Includes alternate spelling Marchettus de Padua.
Folder 23: Martianus Capella, circa 1971-1987
Folder 24: Musica Enchiriadis - Drafts and Notes, circa 1977
Folder 25: Notker Labeo - Drafts and Notes, undated
Folder 26: Odo of Cluny, circa 1979
Folder 27: Petrus dicta Palma Ociosa, undated
Folder 28: Regino Prumiensis, Epistola de Harmonica Intr. - Notes, ca. 1966
Folder 29: Remigius Autissiodorensis - Notes and Correspondence with Cora E. Lutz, circa 1963
Folder 30: Salinas - Notes and Music, undated
Folder 31: Seay's "An Anonymous Treatise from St. Martial" - Notes, circa 1957
Folder 32: Scolica Enchiriadis de arte musica - Notes, undated
Folder 33: G. Caelius Sedulius, undated
Folder 34: Solage, undated
Folder 35: Summa Musicae (attr. J. de Muris), 1927
Folder 36: Theinred - John Snyder, 1989
Folder 37: Varro (M. Terenti Varrouis), 1910
Folder 38: Vitruvius de architectura, 1912
Folder 39: Gioseffo Zarlino, undated
Folder 40: Gerald Johan Vossius, undated
Folder 41: Walter, Monk of Evesham, 1965
Folder 42: Wilhelm of Hirsau, 1972
Folder 43: Wulfstan (Wolstan) of Winchester, 1903-1966
Folder 44: Adrien de la Fage, undated
Folder 45: Ductia - Harley 978, undated
Folder 46: Tempo/Time, circa 1964
Folder 47: Guillaume de Machaut - Harvard Talk Handout, undated
Folder 48: Guillaume de Machaut, circa 1967
Folder 49: Research on 12th - 15th Century French and English Music, undated
Folder 50: Jehannot de L'Escurel, undated
Folder 51: Le Roman de Fauvel, 1994
Folder 52: Machaut Charts, undated
Folder 53: Vos pastores/Orbis orbus/Fur non venit, undated
Folder 54: B25 - Photos, undated
Folder 55: Structure of Tenor in Machaut's Mes esperis, undated
Folder 56: Canon - C.F.
Folder 57: Machaut - Remede de Fortune, undated
Folder 58: Geldard - State of Research on Machaut, 1979
Folder 59: Roman de Fauvel - BN 146, undated
Folder 60: Circumstantial - Motets and Chansons, undated
Folder 61: Rotulus, circa 1955-1976
Folder 62: La Tremoille Manuscript, 1995
Folder 63: Machaut B25 - Honte, paour
Folder 64: Machaut - De Petit Po, undated
Folder 65: Leech, Wilkinson - 3 Motets, undated
Folder 66: Eustache Deschamps, circa 1973
Folder 67: Philippe de Vitry, circa 1965
Folder 68: Isorhythm, undated
Folder 69: Philippe de Vitry - Transparencies, undated
Folder 70: Hoquetus, undated
Folder 71: Franco of Cologne, circa 1963
Folder 72: Conductus, Versus, circa 1960-1967
Folder 73: Bav, Barb, Lat. 307, undated
Folder 74: David Hughes Conference, 1989-1995: Includes correspondence from Gushee, Graeme M. Boone, Phyllis Bejamin, and Lewis Lockwood.
Folder 75: Hughes Paper as Read, 1990-1994: Includes correspondence from Gushee, Reinhold Brinkmann, Graeme M. Boone, and David G. Hughes.
Folder 76: Bologna, 1990
Folder 77: Tabula Monodi, circa 1990
Folder 78: Turris, undated
Folder 79: Rota monochordi, undated
Folder 80: Max Haas and Harvard Conference on Medieval Poetics, undated
Folder 81: Martin Gerbert von Hornau, Mauscripts, St. Paul, 1965-1974
Folder 82: Grammatical Terminology and Catagories in Carolingian Music Theory, 1988
Folder 83: Naples, undated
Folder 84: Chose Tassin B and C, undated
Folder 85: St. Paul, circa 1990
Folder 86: Peter Lefferts: Riddle, Signs, 14th Century Ballade, 1988
Folder 87: Reply to Michael Bernard, undated
Folder 88: St. Paul Prints and Negatives, circa 1965
Folder 89: Manuscript Color Photographs, undated
Folder 90: St. Paul/Hughes Photographs, undated
Folder 91: Analecta Scriptorum, 1971-1985
Folder 92: Christian - Albrechts - Universitat zu Kiel Conference, 1982-1984: Includes correspondence between Gushee, Fritz Reckon, and Ellen Rosand.
Folder 93: 14th Century - Jehan Vallant, Ars Nova, Dances, undated
Folder 94: Late 14th Century - Transparencies, undated
Folder 95: Seattle Paper on the Subject of Modality, 1963-1964
Folder 96: Medieval Songs - French and Provencal, circa 1985
Folder 97: Wolfenb. 4.11 Aug.4, undated
Folder 98: Vat. Lat. 5319, undated

Box 4

Folder 1: Ratio de Cursus, circa 1969
Folder 2: Stroke Notation, undated
Folder 3: Columbus 12th and 13th Century Conference, 1986
Folder 4: Plainchant Database, 1988
Folder 5: Chant Seminar Handouts, undated
Folder 6: Daniel Transparencies

Box 23

Folder 1: Chronique et Melanges, 1938
Folder 2: Geschiedenis der Middennederlandsche Dichtkunst, 1855

Box 34

Card Catalog includes topics pertaining to Medieval and Renaissance Music.

Catagories include: 1910 Misc. (2 of 2); Anonymi; D'Machault and Others; Philipe de Vitry Biography; Glossary; Paris Manuscripts; Incipits of Musical Works; and Alphabetical List of Medieval Historical Figures (1 of 2).

Box 35

Item 27: Aurelian Manuscript, 2007

Item 28: Card Catalog

Card Catalog includes topics pertaining to Medieval and Renaissance Music.

Catagories include: Alphabetical List of Medieval Historical Figures (2 of 2) and Medieval Reference Materials.

Sub-Series 2: Instruction Files, 1963-1995

Consists of instructional handouts, transparancies, and class lecture notes from courses taught by Gushee while at Yale University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign relating to Medieval and Renaissance studies, French 14^th century music, and jongleurs and minstrels of the late Middle Ages.

Box 4

Folder 7: Medieval Studies, undated
Folder 8: MUS 100 - Connections between Greek, Judiac, and Xian Music, 1963-1966
Folder 9: MUS 134 - Ivrea, Biblioteca Capitolare, 1965-1966
Folder 10: MUS 215 - Medieval Studies, 1971-1973
Folder 11: MUS 303 - Medieval and Rennaissance, 1975-1976
Folder 12: MUS 303 and 660: Medieval and Renaissance, 1974
Folder 13: MUS 303, 310, and 711 - Handouts, 1971-1987
Folder 14: MUS 310 - Ancient and Medieval Music, 1979
Folder 15: MUS 310 - Music Examples and Materials, undated
Folder 16: MUS 310 - Perotinus - Beata viscera, 1997
Folder 17: MUS 310 and 315 - Medieval Music - Plain Chant, circa 1977-1984
Folder 18: MUS 310 and 315 - Tuning and Temperment, 1973-1984
Folder 19: MUS 315 - Graduate Student Project, 1968
Folder 20: MUS 320 - 15th Century Instruments - Tim Barnes, 1991
Folder 21: MUS 320 - Instruments of the Medieval and Rennaissance, undated
Folder 22: MUS 410 - Medieval Music Theory, 1975-1988
Folder 23: MUS 414 - Notation I, circa 1988
Folder 24: MUS 423, circa 1973
Folder 25: MUS 423 - French 14th Century Music, circa 1995
Folder 26: MUS 450 - Unitary Field Theory for Musicology by Charles Seeger, 1974
Folder 27: MUS 504, Princeton, 1991
Folder 28: MUS 550 - Love in the Middle Ages, 1974-1975
Folder 29: MUS 615 - Jacopo's "Per Sparverare" by Jill Poris, 1974
Folder 30: MUS 615 - Music in the Middle Ages, 1974-1975
Folder 31: MUS 660-912 - Jongleurs and Minstrels of Late Middle Ages, 1972-1973: Also includes material from MUS 335 - Popular Music of the 1920s and MUS 310.
Folder 32: Talk on 13th Century Music for E. Baumann's Class, 1963-1964

Sub-Series 3: Correspondence, 1962-1998

Consists of correspondence relating to research on Aurelianus Reomensis, Johannes de Muris, and the publications: Handworterbuch der Musikalischem Terminologi and the New Harvard Dictionary of Music.

Box 4

Folder 33: Aurelianus Reomensis, 1962-1988: Alternate spelling: Aurelian of Reome.
Folder 34: Muris Correspondence, 1965-1998
Folder 35: Handworterbuch der Musikalischem Terminologie, 1972-1973
Folder 36: New Harvard Dictionary of Music, 1987-1989