Finding Aid for Harvey Albert Hermann Music and Papers, 1908-2016 | The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music

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Collection Overview

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Biographical Note

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Personal Papers & Records, 1935-2013

Consists of corresponence, news articles, concert program, and photographs documenting Hermann's work with school band directors, students, and student music ensembles, as well as his early life between 1935 and 2013.

Box 1

Folder 1: Correspondence, 1976-2006

Folder 2: Correspondence, Middle and High School Band Directors, 1972-2010

Folder 3: Correspondence and Articles, Clark Brody, 1965-2013

Folder 4: Correspondence, Students (1 of 2), 1972-1999

Folder 5: Correspondence, Students (2 of 2), 2000-2011

Folder 6: Articles (1 of 2), 1952-1969

Folder 7: Articles (2 of 2), 1969-2009

Folder 8: Private Student Ensemble Concerts - Programs, 1964-1980

Box 8

Folder 17: Photographs, 1935-2001

Folder 18: Postcards of the University of Illinois Military Band, ca. 1906

Box 10

Folder 1: A.A. Harding Award Questionnaire and Biographical Information, Undated

Folder 2: Biographical Records, Letters of Thanks, and Correspondence, 1960-1994

Folder 3: Newsclippings, 2017

Folder 4: Concert and Symphonic Bands Repertoire and Recordings Lists, 1948-1997

Folder 5: Hindsley Transcriptions Catalog and Band Recordings List, ca. 1970-2009

Folder 6: Clarinet Choir Music Sales, 2007-2010

Folder 7: Clarinet Choir Music Sales, 2011-2016

Series 2: Illinois Clarinet Choir, 1964-2016

Consists of pedagogical records, concert programs, festival programs, business records for sound recordings, records from events attended as director of University of Illinois Clarinet Choir and music educator, documenting Hermann's work with clarinet choirs as an educator and conductor. Organized into four subseries: Subseries 1: Choir and Ensemble Records, 1964-1999; Subseries 2: Choir Festivals, 1971-1995; Subseries 3: Choir Recordings, 1973-1987; Subseries 4: Special Events, 1965-2016. Each subseries arranged chronologically.

Sub-Series 1: Choir & Ensemble, 1964-1999

Box 1

Folder 9: Choir Attendance Records, C-U, 1973-1985

Folder 10: Choir Attendance Records, U of I, 1969-1989

Folder 11: Clarinet Choir Book, undated

Folder 12: Choir Concert Dates, 1965-1988

Folder 13: Clarinet Choir Financial Records, 1969-1988

Folder 14: Clarinet Choir Newsletters, 1967-1987

Folder 15: Choir Personal Letters, 1972-1985

Folder 16: Choir Posters, 1975-1987

Folder 17: Choir Programs and Rosters (Originals), 1968-1993

Folder 18: Choir Programs, 1965-1988

Folder 19: Clarinet Choir Programs, 1968-1979

Folder 20: Choir Programs, 1989-1999

Folder 21: Choir First Rehearsal Announcements, circa 1970s

Folder 22: Choir Repertoire, circa 1970s

Folder 23: Choir Schedules, 1969-1988

Folder 24: Choir Trips, circa 1960s-1970s

Folder 25: Eastern Illinois University Trip, 1979

Folder 26: Ensemble Concert Dates, 1964-1980

Folder 27: Clarinet Ensemble Programs, circa 1970s

Folder 28: Ensemble Schedules, circa 1970s

Folder 29: Ensemble Lists Other Than Clarinet, undated

Folder 30: Rental Price List, undated

Box 10

Folder 8: Lists of Ensemble Libraries and Repertoire, 1991-2006

Sub-Series 2: Choir Festivals, 1971-1995

Box 1

Folder 31: Choir Clinic, 1971

Folder 32: Choir Clinic, 1972

Folder 33: Choir Clinic, 1973

Folder 34: Choir Clinic, 1974

Folder 35: Choir Clinic, 1975

Folder 36: Choir Festival, 6th Annual, 1976

Folder 37: Choir Festival, 7th Annual, 1977

Folder 38: Choir Festival, 8th Annual, 1978

Folder 39: Choir Festival, 9th Annual, 1979

Folder 40: Choir Festival, 10th Annual, 1980

Folder 41: Choir Festival, 11th Annual, 1981

Folder 42: Choir Festival, 12th Annual, 1982

Folder 43: Choir Festival, 13th Annual, 1983

Folder 44: Choir Festival, 15th Annual, 1984

Folder 45: Choir Festival, 16th Annual, 1985

Folder 46: Choir Festival, 17th Annual, 1986

Folder 47: Clarinet Choir Festival, 18th Annual, 1987

Folder 48: Clarinet Choir Festival, 19th Annual, 1988

Folder 49: Clarinet Choir Festival, 21st Annual, 1991

Folder 50: Clarinet Choir Festival, 23rd Annual, 1992

Folder 51: Clarinet Choir Festival, 24th Annual, 1993

Folder 52: Clarinet Choir Festival, 25th Annual, 1994

Folder 53: Clarinet Choir Festival, 26th Annual, 1995

Sub-Series 3: Choir Recordings, 1973-1987

Box 2

Folder 1: Recording No. 1 Sales, 1973

Invoice for recording of stereo long playing album of Clarinet Choir Music by Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir and Champaign-Urbana Junior Clarinet Choir.  July 1973.

Folder 2: Recording No. 2 Sales, 1975

Handwritten notes and invoice for recording by Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choirs. June 1975.

Folder 3: Recording No. 3 Sales, 1977

Invoice, orders for and selections included on recording by UI Bands Clarinet Choir and Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir. August 1977.

Folder 4: Festival Recording, 1977

Invoice and order forms for recording of Clarinet Choir Music from 1977 Seventh Annual Clarinet Choir Festival featuring clarinet choirs from UI, Western Illinois University, Capital University, Illinois Wesleyan University and Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir. August 1977.

Folder 5: Clarinet Quartet Recording, 1977-1978

Correspondence related to royalties for recordings. Handwritten notes indicate selections recorded.

Folder 6: Denver Recording, 1980

Invoices for recording expenses at International Clarinet Congress, Denver, CO by UI Bands Clarinet Choir. Selections recorded. August 1980.

Folder 7: Paris Recording, 1981

Invoice for recording made at International Clarinet Congress, Paris, France by UI Bands Clarinet Choir, July 1981. Selections recorded.

Folder 8: Florida Recording, 1985

Correspondence, license to record Leroy Anderson's Suite of Carols, invoice for recording by UI Bands Clarinet Choir.

Folder 9: Clarinet Choir Recording, ICS, LP, 1987

Correspondence.

Box 10

Folder 9: Clarinet Choir Recordings List, Undated

Sub-Series 4: Special Events, 1965-1980

Box 2

Folder 10: IMEA Convention, January 21, 1977

Chicago, IL. Handwritten notes, list of selections presented by Clarinet Choir.

Folder 11: Indiana University Clarinet Workshop, June 11-14, 1978

Notes, program of faculty recital, teaching materials.

Folder 12: Teal Clinic, January 27, 1979

Saxophone Clinic, Larry Teal and Detroit Saxophone Quartet, UI Saxophone Quartet. Practice techniques, correspondence.

Folder 13: Lincolnwood High School Clarinet Clinic, 1980

Correspondence, handwritten notes, some exercises and fingerings.

Folder 14: International Clarinet Congress, Denver, CO, 1980

Correspondence, programs, notes, attendees. August 11-15, 1980.

Folder 15: Music 168 - Woodwinds, Parkland College, 1981

Course outline, correspondence, class list, exercises and fingerings.

Folder 16: International Clarinet Congress, Paris, France, 1981

Correspondence, concert programs, travel arrangements, administrative papers. July 27 - 31, 1981.

Folder 17: Lincoln Academy Convocation, 1982

Lincoln Academy of Illinois Convocation and Investiture of Laureates, May 22, 1982. Correspondence, program, handwritten notes.

Folder 18: IMEA District Festival, 1982

Illinois Music Educators Association, November 20, 1982. Correspondence, schedule, contract.

Folder 19: Allerton Wind Symposium, 1983

Notes, program; list of clarinet trio, quartet, and choir music; correspondence. February 25-26, 1983.

Folder 20: Midwest Band Clinic, 1983

Correspondence, invoices, notes, schedules, administrative papers. December 14-15, 1983.

Folder 21: Palm Beach International Festival of Music, 1984

Invoices, conference schedule, correspondence, program. November 28 - December 2, 1984.

Folder 22: International Clarinet Society Conference, Champaign, IL, 1987

Correspondence, photographs, program, notes. July 11-14, 1987.

Folder 23: Ohio State Trip, 1987

Correspondence, itinerary, notes, program. October 11, 1987.

Folder 24: Woodwind Intonation Clinic, Rantoul, IL, October 7, 1988

Speaking notes, Woodwind Intonation compiled by Harvey Hermann, conference program, articles about techniques for various wind instruments.

Folder 25: Midwest International Band & Orchestra Clinic, 1988

Clinic program, correspondence, invoices; Graduate Curricula in Music, UI. Chicago, IL,  December 13-17, 1988.

Folder 26: TMEA, San Antonio, TX, 1991

Texas Music Educators Association Convention/Clinic, San Antonio, TX, February 7-9, 1991. Correspondence, program, notes, list of literature for junior and senior high school and college clarinet choirs.

Folder 27: Birdwell's Conducting Class, January 18, 1994

List of literature for junior & senior high school and college clarinet choirs, exercises, Woodwind Intonation compiled by Harvey Hermann.

Folder 28: International Clarinet Association Conference, Chicago, IL, 1994

Clarinetfest. Conference schedule, correspondence, notes. July 13 - 17, 1994

Folder 29: ICA Conference, 1997

International Clarinet Association, Lubbock, TX, July 9 - 13, 1997. Registration forms, correspondence, notes, travel arrangements.

Folder 30: Orlando Clarinet Choir, December 12-15, 1997

Photographs, correspondence, notes.

Folder 31: Midwest International Band & Orchestra Clinic, December 16-20, 1997

Chicago, IL. Comprehensive conference program.

Folder 32: ISSMA Judging, January-February, 1999

Indiana State School Music Association. Correspondence, judging rules.

Folder 33: UI Clarinet Symposium, March, 1999

30th Annual University of Illinois Clarinet Choir Festival concert program, Champaign, IL, March 27, 1999. Notes, completed forms, musical score for Bb clarinet, correspondence.

Folder 34: ISSMA, Cloverdale, FL, April, 1999

Indiana State School Music Association. Judging rules, list of participating schools, correspondence, notes.

Folder 35: UI Clarinet Symposium, Febuary, 2000

31st Annual University of Illinois Clarinet Choir Festival concert program. Correspondence, music score.

Folder 36: Clarinet Teaching Workshop, Indiana University (1 of 2), June, 2000

Exercises, techniques, articles, pedagogical materials, workshop schedule, Ã?  notes, literature lists.

Folder 37: Clarinet Teaching Workshop, Indiana University (2 of 2), June, 2000

Materials for clarinet teachers: articles, music lists, techniques, rhythm vocabulary charts and aids, speed reading exercises, clarinet curriculum.

Folder 38: ISSMA Contest, February 5, 2000

Indiana State School Music Association Instrumental District Solo & Ensemble Contest. Contestants, rules for judges, notes.

Folder 39: ICA ClarinetFest, Norman, OK, July, 2000

International Clarinet Association, ClarinetFest 2000. Notes, recital programs, conference program, conference materials.

Folder 40: ISSMA Contests, February, 2001

Notes, judges information sheets.

Folder 41: UI Clarinet Symposium, March, 2001

UI Clarinet Choir Festival concert program, notes, music scores.

Folder 42: Clarinet Teaching Workshiop, Indiana University, June, 2001

Correspondence, literature lists, notes.

Box 3

Folder 1: ISSMA Judging, Terre Haute, IN, February 2002

Correspondence and information regarding Hermann's position as a judge for Indiana State School Music Association competition.

Folder 2: U of I Clarinet Symposium, March 2002

Symposium program and notes on performers, seating, and music for symposium.

Folder 3: Central Illinois Jazz Festival, January 23-January 25, 2004

Programs, flyers, newsclippings, schedule, and handwritten notes.

Folder 4: Illinois Summer Youth Music Camp, June 2004

Schedules and other papers related to Hermann's position as Consultant to ISYM Bands Coordinator.

Folder 5: ICA Conference (1 of 2), July 2004

Applicant correspondence.

Folder 6: ICA Conference (2 of 2), July 2004

Seating charts, itineraries, handwritten notes, and newsclippings.

Folder 7: IMEA All-State Conference, January 26-29, 2005

Conference program, conference materials, descriptions of various school programs.

Folder 8: Vandoren 100th Anniversary, Atlanta, GA, October 15-16, 2005

Photographs, articles, correspondence, notes, conference schedule.

Folder 9: Band Director Lists, 2006

Lists of band directors.

Folder 10: Washington, D.C. Performance, Januay 7-8, 2006

Correspondence, notes, travel arrangements.

Folder 11: NIU Mozart Festival, January 21, 2006

Festival schedule, notes.

Folder 12: Clarinet Choir, Rochester, NY, October 14-15, 2006

Buffet Crampon Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival. Event schedule, notes.

Folder 13: All District Band, Illinois State University, Normal, IL, November 18, 2006

Festival information.

Folder 14: Indiana University, June 4-8, 2007

Indiana University Clarinet Teaching Workshop. Techniques, literature list, presentation notes, correspondence.

Folder 15: Buffet-Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival, Seattle, WA, October 13 - 14, 2007

Conference program, correspondence.

Folder 16: Honolulu, HI, January 14-22, 2008

Notes, travel arrangements.

Folder 17: Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival, Northeastern Illinois University, October 18-19, 2008

Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival, Northeastern Illinois University. Conference schedule, notes.

Folder 18: St. Matthew Lutheran & First United Methodist Church Carols Concert, December 20, 2009

Concert program, notes.

Folder 19: Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival, Washington, D.C., November 7-8, 2009

Conference program, notes.

Folder 20: Judging, Parkside Junior High School, February 20, 2010

Contract.

Folder 21: Buffet-Vandoren Enseble Festival, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, November 6-7, 2010

Photographs, conference program and materials.

Folder 22: Buffet-Vandoren Clariet Ensemble Festival, Michigan State University, October 1-2, 2011

Schedule of events.

Folder 23: Vandoren Clarinet Ensemble Festival, Champaign, IL, October 12-13, 2013

Festival program, events schedule, notes.

Folder 24: University of Florida Clarinet Ensemble, April 5, 2016

Program, notes.

Series 3: Band & Clarinet Ensemble Programs & Music, 1908-2016

Consists of concert programs for UI Bands and local music ensembles and bands, documenting early history of University of Illinois Bands concerts and Hermann's work with ensembles. Arranged chronologically by band director or organization. Also consists of clarinet parts from selected clarinet concertos and pieces, documenting the music performed under Hermann's direction and arranged alphabetically by composer.

Box 3

Folder 25: Band Programs, UI, Harding (1 of 2), 1908-1948

Programs for band concerts conducted by A.A. Harding.

Folder 26: Band Programs, UI, Harding (2 of 2), 1908-1948

Programs for band concerts conducted by A.A. Harding.

Folder 27: Band Programs, UI, Hindsley (1 of 2), 1948-1949, 1953-1970

Programs for band concerts conducted by Mark H. Hindsley.

Folder 28: Band Programs, UI, Hindsley (2 of 2), 1948-1949, 1953-1970

Programs for band concerts conducted by Mark H. Hindsley.

Folder 29: Band Programs, UI, Begian (1 of 2), 1971-1984

Programs for band concerts conducted by Harry Begian.

Folder 30: Band Programs, UI, Begian (2 of 2), 1971-1984

Programs for band concerts conducted by Harry Begian.

Folder 31: Band Programs, UI, Curnow, 1984-1985

Programs for band concerts conducted by James Curnow.

Folder 32: Band Programs, UI, Keene (1 of 2), 1985-1994

Programs for band concerts conducted by James F. Keene.

Folder 33: Band Programs, UI, Keene (2 of 2), 1985-1994

Programs for band concerts conducted by James F. Keene.

Folder 34: Programs, Harvey Hermann Conducting (1 of 2), 1960-1989

Programs guest conducted by Harvey Hermann.

Folder 35: Programs, Harvey Hermann Conducting (2 of 2), 1960-1989

Programs guest conducted by Harvey Hermann.

Box 4

Folder 1: Clarinet Choir, 1980-1994

Clarinet Choir programs.

Folder 2: Ensembles and Solos, Programs, 1960-1986

Folder 3: Illinois Summer Youth Music, Programs, 1977-1992

Folder 4: Illinois Summer Youth Music, Programs, 1993-1997

Folder 5: St. Mary's and Holy Cross School Band Programs, 1967-1975

Programs for performances conducted by Harvey Hemann.

Folder 6: UI Wind Ensemble Programs, 1961-1966

Folder 7: Urbana School District Band and Ensemble Programs, 2005-2016

Includes programs for performances guest conducted by Harvey Hermann.

Folder 8: Villa Grove Schools Bands Program, 1966

Program for performance guest conducted by Harvey Hermann.

Folder 9: Barat, J.E., Composer - Piece in G Minor, 1975

Folder 10: Cavallini, Ernesto, Composer - Adagio-Tarantella, 1945

Folder 11: Cavallini, Ernesto, Composer - Fantasia from Sonnambula, 1903

Folder 12: Johnson, Clair W., Composer - Autumn Caprice, 1946

Folder 13: Messager, Andrew, Composer - Solo de Concours, 1967

Folder 14: Mozart, W.A., Composer - Clarinet Concerto in A Major, Part 1, 1964

Folder 15: Mozart, W.A., Composer - Clarinet Concerto in A Major, Parts 2 and 3, 1964

Folder 16: Rabaud, Henry, Composer - Solo de Concours, 1960

Folder 17: Rossini, Cioacchino, Composer - Intro, Theme, and Variations, B flat Clarinet and Band, undated

Folder 18: Schreiner, Adopf, Composer - Immer Kleiner, 1970

Folder 19: Tuthill, Burnet, Composer - Rondo Concertante, 1963

Folder 20: Von Weber, C.M., Composer - Clarinet Concerto No. 1, 1st Movement, 1960

Folder 21: Von Weber, C.M., Composer - Concertino, 1936

Folder 22: Von Weber, C.M., Composer - Second Concerto for Clarinet, 1968

Series 4: Clarinet & Woodwind Journals & Serial Publications, 1950-2011

Consists of music education and performance periodical publications published by woodwind manufacturers, academic departments, and professional organizations, documenting new technologies and advances in woodwind instruments, techniques for musicians and pedagogical tools. Arranged alphabetially by title and then chronologically.

Box 4

Folder 23: Bandwagon, Nos. 66-70 (1 of 5), 1972-1973

Selmer Bandwagon. Serial publication with articles for teachers, students and instrumentalists.

Folder 24: Bandwatgon, Nos. 71-76 (2 of 5), 1974-1975

Selmer Bandwagon. Serial publication with articles for teachers, students and instrumentalists.

Folder 25: Bandwagon, Nos. 77-82 (3 of 5), 1975-1976

Selmer Bandwagon. Serial publication with articles for teachers, students and instrumentalists.

Folder 26: Bandwagon, Nos. 83-88 (4 of 5), 1977-1979

Selmer Bandwagon. Serial publication with articles for teachers, students and instrumentalists.

Box 5

Folder 1: Bandwagon, Nos. 89 - 92 (5 of 5), 1979-1980

Selmer Bandwagon. Serial publication with articles for teachers, students and instrumentalists.

Folder 2: Clarinet, The, 1950-1956

Published  by Symphony, New York, NY. Serial magazine.  Articles.

Folder 3: Clarinet, The, 1973-1975

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 4: Clarinet, The, 1976-1977

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 5: Clarinet, The, 1978-1979

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 6: Clarinet, The, 1980

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 7: Clarinet, The, 1981

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 8: Clarinet, The, 1982

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 9: Clarinet, The, 1983

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 10: Clarinet, The, 1984

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 11: Clarinet, The, 1985

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 12: Clarinet, The, 1986-1987

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 13: Clarinet, The, 1988

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 14: Clarinet, The, 1989

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 15: Clarinet, The, 1990

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 16: Clarinet, The, 1991

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 17: Clarinet, The, 1992

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 18: Clarinet, The, 1993

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 19: Clarinet, The, 1994

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 20: Clarinet, The, 1995

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 21: Clarinet, The, 1996

International Clarinet Society.

Box 6

Folder 1: Clarinet, The, 1997

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 2: Clarinet, The, 1998

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 3: Clarinet, The, 1999

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 4: Clarinet, The, 2000

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 5: Clarinet, The, 2001

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 6: Clarinet, The, 2002

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 7: Clarinet, The, 2003

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 8: Clarinet, The, 2004

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 9: Clarinet, The, 2005

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 10: Clarinet, The, 2006

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 11: Clarinet, The, 2007

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 12: Clarinet, The, 2008

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 13: Clarinet, The, 2009

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 14: Clarinet, The, 2010

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 15: Clarinet, The, 2011

International Clarinet Society.

Folder 16: Clarinet Choir News, Fall, 1978-Summer, 1982

Newsletter.

Folder 17: Clarinetwork, 1982-1983

Articles, ads.

Folder 18: Clarinetwork, 1984-1985

Articles, ads.

Folder 19: Clarinetwork, 1986-1988

Articles, ads.

Box 7

Folder 1: NACWPI Bulletin, 1968-1970

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 2: NACWPI Bulletin, 1970-1972

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 3: NACWPI Journal, 1972-1973

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors Journal.

Folder 4: NACWPI Journal, 1973-1975

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 5: NACWPI Journal, 1975-1977

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 6: NACWPI Journal, 1977-1979

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 7: NACWPI Journal, 1979-1981

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 8: NACWPI Journal, 1981-1982

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 9: NACWPI Journal, 1982-1985

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 10: NACWPI Journal, 1985-1987

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 11: NACWPI Journal, 1987-1990

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 12: NACWPI Journal, 1990-1993

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 13: NACWPI Journal, 1993-1996

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 14: NACWPI Journal, 1996-2000

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 15: NACWPI Journal, 2000-2003

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 16: NACWPI Journal, 2003-2006

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Folder 17: NACWPI Journal, 2006-2009

National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors (NACWPI) publication.

Box 8

Folder 1: Woodwind (1 of 2), March, 1951-June, 1953

Short articles, ads.

Folder 2: Woodwind (2 of 2), October, 1953-April, 1955

Short articles, ads.

Folder 3: Woodwind News, February, 1980-November, 1984

Newsletter.

Folder 4: Woodwind World (1 of 13), September, 1970-September, 1973

Articles.

Folder 5: Woodwind World (2 of 13), December, 1973-December, 1974

Articles.

Folder 6: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (3 of 13), 1975

Articles.

Folder 7: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (4 of 13), 1976

Articles.

Folder 8: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (5 of 13), 1977

Articles.

Folder 9: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (6 of 13), 1978

Articles.

Folder 10: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (7 of 13), 1979

Articles.

Folder 11: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (8 of 13), 1980

Articles.

Folder 12: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (9 of 13), 1981

Articles.

Folder 13: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (10 of 13), 1982

Articles.

Folder 14: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (11 of 13), 1983

Articles.

Folder 15: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (12 of 13), 1984

Articles.

Folder 16: Woodwind World, Brass & Percussion (13 of 13), 1985

Articles.

Box 10

Folder 10: Articles Published, 1979-1982

Various publications, includes drafts.

Series 5: Sound Recordings, 1961-1984

Consists of 33 1/3 L-P audio recordings and one VHS tape of the University of Illinois Clarinet Choir and the Champaign-Urbana Clarinet and Junior Clarinet Choirs, and University of Illinois Bands documenting concert performances. Also includes records by various ensembles from Hermann's collection. Arranged chronologically. Boxes 11 and 12 are in their original order, organized by ensemble type, then ensemble, then chronologically.

Box 9

Item 1: Urbana Junior High School Concert Band, 1961-1962

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Elton R. Curry, Director

Side 1: The Impresario (W.A. Mozart); Folk Song Suite (R. Vaughn-Williams); Westward Ho (Clair W. Johnson)

Side 2: Recitative and Fugue for Trombone Quartet (Patrick-McCarty); Sonata for Percussion (A. Andriz); Lohengrin, Excerpts from the Opera (Richard Wagner); Rhumba Sincopada (James Ploybar); Francaise Militaire (C. Saint-Sens); Sleigh Ride (Leroy Anderson)

Manufacturer: Century Record Co., Saugus, CA.

Item 2: University of Illinois Concert Band, 1965

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Mark Hindley, Conductor

Diamond Anniversary Year Festival Concerts

Side A: Transylvania Fanfare (Benson); The Alamo (Jager); Battle Hymn (Gould); Stand the Storm (Work).

Side B: Concerto No. 2 in E Flat (Weber/Morelli); Allegro- Andante con moto - (Polacca), Harvey Hermann  (clarinet); Dixie Cup (Ingalls).

Columbia Transcriptions.

Item 3: Seventh Annual Clarinet Choir Festival, April 23 & 24, 1977

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Conductors: Harvey Hermann, Geroge Townsend. Ensembles: UI Bands Clarinet Choir; Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir; Western Illinois University Clarinet Choir; Capital University; Illinois Wesleyan University. Individual performers listed on back of album cover.

Side 1: Champaign Urbana Clarinet Choir, Praeludium and Fugue in D Minor (Bach/Arr. Hite/Southern). Festival Mass Choir; Symphony No. 5, Allego and Andante con Moto (Schubert/Arr. Hermann & Moffitt/ Manuscript).

Side 2: Festival Mass Choir; Symphony No. 5, Manuetto, Allegro Molto and Allegro Vivace (Schubert/Arr. Hermann/Manuscript). Overture to the Barber of Seville (Rossini/Arr. Hermann/Manuscript).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 4: Denver Test Pressing, 1980

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

University of Illinois.

Side 1: Euryanthe, Jesu, Little Fugue.

Side 2: Tales from the Vienna Woods, Roman Carnival Overture.

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 5: UI Bands Clarinet Choir, August 13, 1980

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

International Clarinet Congress, Denver, CO. Harvey Hermann (conductor). Individual performers listed on back of album cover.

Side 1: Overture to Euryanthe (Weber/arr. D. Freeman); Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (J.S. Bach/arr. D. Freeman); Fugue in G Minor (Little Fugue), (J.S. Bach/arr. E. Curry).

Side 2: Tales from the Vienna Woods (J. Strauss, Jr./arr. D. Freeman); Roman Carnival Overture (H. Berlioz/arr. J. Moffitt).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 6: Paris Test Pressing, 1981

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 7: UI Bands Clarinet Choir, July 30, 1981

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

International Clarinet Congress, Paris, France. Harvey Hermann (conductor). Individual performers listed on back of album cover.

Side 1: Fingal's Cave Overture, The Hebrides (Felix Mendelssohn/arr. D. Freeman); Bassoon Concerto in Bb Major, K186A, Allegro (W.A. Mozart/arr. J. Moffitt).

Side 2: Wine, Women and Song (J. Strauss/arr. D. Freeman); Overture to Der Freischutz (C.M. von Weber/arr. C. Hanson).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 8: Midwest National Band and Orchestra Clinic, 1983

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

UI Bands and Clarinet Choir, Harvey Hermann (conductor).

Side 1: Fingal's Cave Overture (F. Mendelssohn/arr. D. Freeman); Adagio & Allegro, Symphony No. 104 (F. J. Haydn/K. Hersey); Waltz and Beguine (R. Roden); Canzona per sonare No. 2 (G. Gabrielli).

Side 2: Overture from Barber of Seville (G. Rossini/arr. Harvey Hermann); Introduction and Rondo (G. Jacob); Londonderry Air (traditional/arr. D. Casteel/ed. D. McCathren); Finale, Symphony No. 104 (F.J. Hayden/arr. K. Kersey).

Crest Records, Huntington Station, NY.

Item 9: Midwest National Band & Orchestra Clinic, 1983

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Chicago, IL. UI Bands Clarinet Choir, Harvey Herman (conductor).

Side 1: Fingal's Cave Overture (F. Mendelssohn/arr. D. Freeman); Adagio & Allegro, Symphony No. 104 (F. J. Haydn/K. Hersey); Waltz and Beguine (R. Roden); Canzona per Sonare No. 2 (G. Gabrielli).

Side 2: Overture from Barber of Seville (G. Rossini/arr. Harvey Hermann); Introduction and Rondo (G. Jacob); Londonderry Air (traditional/arr. D. Casteel/ed. D. McCathren); Finale, Symphony No. 104 (F.J. Hayden/arr. K. Kersey).

Crest Records, Huntington Station, NY.

Item 10: UI Bands Clarinet Choir, December 1, 1984

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Palm Beach International Festival of Music, Florida; Harvey Hermann (conductor); individual performers listed on back of album cover.

Side 1: Overture to Magic Flute (W.A. Mozart/arr. C. Yassky). Suite of Carols (Leroy Anderson/arr. D. Freeman).

Side 2: Suite of Carols (continued); Rondo from Serenade No. 10 (W.A. Mozart/arr. B. Pillin).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 11: Champaign-Urbana Junior Clarinet Choir and Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir (Record No. 2), undated

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Note: Label of selections on recording do not match those on record jacket. Recording is same as recording in Item 12.

Item 12: UI Bands Clarinet Choir and Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir (Record No. 3), undated

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Harvey Hermann, conductor.

Side 1: Marriage of Figaro Overture (Mozart/arr. Cailliet & Leblanc); Fugue in G Minor, Little Fugue (Bach/arr. Curry/Manuscript); First Movement, Concerto No. 1 for Flute (Mozart/arr. Hatton/Manuscript); Passo Mezzo e Mascherada from Ancient Airs & Dances for Lute, Suite No. 1 (Respighi/arr. Hatton/Manuscript).

Side 2: Prelude and Fugue in Bb Major; Little Romance from Shumann Suite, Op. 68 (Schumann/arr. Underwood & Kendor); Lady of Spain (Evans/arr. Jarcho & Fox); Andante from Divertimento No. 8 (Mozart/arr. Dominick & Rebo); Allegro Molto quasi Presto, String Quartet, Op. 18, No. 2; Chorale & Danza (Nethybel/Leblanc).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Item 13: Champaign-Urbana Junior Clarinet Choir and Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir, undated

LP, 33 1/2 RPM

Harvey Hermann, conductor.

Side 1: Caprice for Clarinets (Grundman/Boosey & Hawkes); Difference of Opinion (Roden/Leblanc); Allegro Vivace, String Quartet K387 (Mozart/arr. D. Hite/Southern); Adagio for Strings (Barber/arr. Hermann/Manuscript).

Side 2: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (Bach/Arr. Curry/ Manuscript); Finale from Sympony No. 88 (Haydn/arr. Athey/Manuscript); Litanies (Alain/arr. Curry/ Manuscript).

Crusade Enterprises, Flora, IL.

Box 10

Folder 11: Marching Illini Band Festival VHS Tape

Box 11

Item 1: University of Illinois Bands Clarinet Choir and the Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir, Undated

Conducted by Harvey Hermann. Side A: University of Illinois Bands Clarinet Choir - "The Marriage of Figaro Overture" by Mozart, arr. Curry; "Fugue in G Minor, 'Little Fugue'" by Bach, arr. Curry; "First Movement from Concerto No. 1 for Flute" by Mozart, arr. Hatton, with Douglas DiBianco, soloist; "Passo Mezzo e Mascherada from Ancient Airs and Dances for Lute, Suite No. 1" by Respigh, arr. Hatton. Side B: The Champaign-Urbana Clarinet Choir - "Prelude and Fugue in Bb Major"; "Little Romance from Schumann SUite, Op. 68" by Schumann, arr. Underwood/Kendor; "Lady of Spain" by Evans, arr. Jarcho/Sam Fox; "Andante from Divertimento No. 8" by Mozart, arr. Dominick/Rebo; "Allegro Molto quasi Presto from String Quartet, Op. 18, No. 2"; University of Illinois Bnads Clarinet Choir - "Chorale and Danza" by Nelhybel/Leblanc. In a U of I Concert band LP sleeve. Has annotations.

Item 2: Trenton State College Clarinet Choir and University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Band, Undated

Side A: Roger Mckinney and Trenton State College Clarinet Choir; "Dolce" by N. Helm; "Suite for Two Clarinets" by N. Helm. Side B: University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Band; "Fantasy and Air for Clarinet and Piano" by Omar Allen. 8" flexi disc, three copies.

Item 3: University of Illinois Concert Band, 1965

Record #38: Mark Hindsley, conductor. Side A: "Transylvania Fanfare" by Benson; "The Alamo" by Jager; "Battle Hymn" by Gould; "Stand by the Storm" by Work. Side B: "Concerto in E Flat" by Weber; "Allegro - Andante con moto" by Polacca with Harvey Hermann, clarinet; "Dixie Cup" by Ingalls. Label signed by Mark Hindsley.

Item 4: University of Illinois Concert Band, Undated

Record #50. Mark Hindsley, conductor. Side A: "Land of Lincoln" by Whear; "Diamond Variations" by Jager; "Toccata Feroce" by Nelhybel. Side B: "Rienzi, Overture" by Wagner; "Anatolia, Turkish Rhapsody" by Creston; "The Southerner" by Alexander, ed. Bainum.

Item 5: University of Illinois Concert Band, 1969

Record #51. "Sounds of Krannert." Mark Hindsley, conductor. Side A: "Academic Festival Overture" by Brahms; "Passacaglia" by A. Reed. Side B: "Carmina Burana" by Orff; "The Shawl Dance" by Skinner.

Item 6: University of Illinois Concert Band, 1969

Record #52. "Sounds of Krannert." Mark Hindsley, conductor. Side A: "Variations and Fugue" by Giannini; "Symphony No. 5, Finale" by Shostakovich; "University of Illinois March" by Sousa. Side B: "Espana Rhapsody" by Chabrier; "Pavane" by Ravel; "Cole Porter, A Symphonic Portrait" by Porter-Robinson; "Stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa.

Item 7: University of Illinois Symphonic Band, American Bandmaster's Association 44th Annual Convention, 1978

Recorded March 2nd, 1978, at Northwestern University. Dr. Harry Begian, conductor. "The Star Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key; "Flores De Espana" by Pasqual Chovi; "Poleovestian Dances from "Prince Igor'" by Alexander Borodin. arr. Mark Hindsley; "Illini Saga" by Russel Howland; "Overture to 'Sicilian Vespers'" by Giuseppe Verdi, arr. Vincent Frank Safranek; "University of Illinois March" by John Philip Soousa; "Armenian Dances, part II" by Alfred Reed; "Valzer Campestre from ;Suite Siciliana'" by GIno Marinuzzi, arr. A.A. Harding; "Thus Spake Zarathustra (excerpts)" by Richard Strauss, arr. Mark Hindsley.

Item 8: In Concert with the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, Undated

Record #113. James Curnow, conductor. Side A: "Marche Hongroise-Rakoczy" by H. Berlioz; "Symphonic Essays for Band: by Jerry Bilk; "Chimes of Liberty, March" by Edwin Franko Goldman. Side B: "Rocky Point Holiday" by Ron Nelson; "Skating on the Sheyenne" by Rose Lee Finney; "The Old Time Circus Band March" by Fred Jewell.

Item 9: In Concert with the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, Undated

Record #114: James Curnow, conductor; Side A: "Festival Variations" by C.T. Smith; "Australian Variant Suite" by J. Curnow. Side B: "Second Symphony" by J. Barnes.

Item 10: In Concert with the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, Undated

Record #115: James F. Keene, conductor; Side A: "English Dances Set II" by Malcolm Arnold, arr. J. Sudduth; "'Profanation' from Jeremiah Symphony" by Leonard Bernstein; "Honey Boys on Parade, March" by E.V. Cupero. Side B: "Symphonic Metamorphoses of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber" by Paul Hindemith.

Item 11: In Concert with the University of Illinois Symphonic Band, 1986

Record #116: James F. Keene, conductor; Side A. "Firebird Suite" by Igor Stravinsky, trans. Guy M. Duker. Side B: "Sounds, Shapes, and Symbols" by Leslie Bassett; "Napoli" by Herman Bellstedt; "The Federal March" by John Philip Sousa. Sleeve signed by Keene with personal note to Hermann.

Item 12: The President's Own: A Concert in Celebration of the One Hundred Eighty-Fifth Anniversary of the United States Marine Band, 1983

Side 1: "Hail to the Chief"; Introduction by Patrick Hayes; "The Liberty Bell" by Sousa; "Chester Overture" by Schumann; "Air Varie on Paganini's 'Carnival of Venice'" by Reeves; "National Hymn, 'God of Our Fathers'" by Warren. SIde 2: "Looking Upward Suite" by Sousa; "American Pageant" by Knox; "Semper Fidelis" by Sousa. SIde 3: "Thomas Jefferson March" by Santelmann; "Galop from Genevieve de Brabant" by Offenbach; "Two Arias: 'King Heinrich's Call' from Lohengrin and 'O du mein Holder Abendstern' from Tannhauser" by Wagner; "Marine Corps Institute March" by Branson. Side 4: "Suite from 'The Firebird'" by Stravinsky; "The Stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa; "Armed Forces Medley" by Knox.

Item 13: Espirit de Corps, 1985

"The President's Own" United States Marine Band, Colonel John R. Bourgeois, director; Side A: "Espirit de Corps" by Robert Jager; "March, 'Second Regiment Connecticut N.G.'" by David W. Reeves; "March, 'Gate City'" by Alfred F. Waldon; "March 'The Boys of the Old Brigrade'" by W. Paris Chambers; "March 'Semper Fidelis'" by John Philip Sousa; "Marines' Hymn Apotheosis" by Sammy Nestico. Side B: "National Hymn 'God of Our Fathers'" by George W. Warren, arr. Thomas Knox; "America the Beautiful" by Samuel A. Ward and Katherine Lee Bates, arr. Thomas Knox; "March 'National Emblem'" by Edwin E. Bagley; "March "The Corcoran Cadets'" by John Philip Sousa; "March, 'The Invincible Eagle'" by John Philip Sousa; "Eternal Father, Strong to Save" by John B. Dykes, arr. Thomas Knox.

Item 14: The United States Air Force Airman of Note, Washington D.C., 1985

Chief Master Sergeant David Steinmeyer, director; Side One: "All or Nothing at All" by Arthur Altman/Jack Lawrence, arr. Master Sergeant Mike Crotty; "Night Clouds" by Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Softly, as a Morning Sunrise" by Sigmund Romberg, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Crystal Gardens" by Master Sergeant Mike Crotty. Side Two: "Tidal Breeze" by Harold Danko, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Pensativa" by Clare Fischer, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Dolphin Dance" by Herbie Hancock, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty. Side Three: "Red Clay" by Freddie Hubbard and Mark Murphy, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Invitation" by Bernie Caper, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "The Wine of May" by Loonis McGlohon, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "All Blues by Miles Davis and Oscar Brown, Jr., arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Green Dolphin Street" by Bernie Caper and Ned Washington, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty. Side Four: "Myako" by Wayne Shorter, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "Nica's Dream" by Horace Silver, arr. Master Seargeant Mike Crotty; "A Walk at Sundown" by Master Seargeant Mike Crotty.

Item 15: The Unites States Air Force Airmen of Note - The Glenn Miller Tradition, 1986

Side One: "St. Louis Blues March" by W.C. Handy; "My Heart Stood Still" by Rogers and Hart; "Danny Boy" arr. Glenn Miller; "A String of Pearls" by Eddie Delange and Jerry Gray; "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin; "I'll be Seeing You" by George Gershwin; "In the Mood" by Joe Garland. Side Two: "The Anvil Chorus" by Verdi; "Too Little Time" by Henry Mancini; "All the Things You Are" by HAmmerstien and Kern; "Sun Valley Jump" by Jerry Gray; "At Last" by Warren and Gordon; "The American Patrol" by F. W. Meacham; "Moonlight Serenade" by Glenn Miller.

Item 16: The United States Air Force Band - Gazebo Dances, 1985

Major James M. Bankhead, Commander/Conductor; Side One: "Gazebo Dances" by John Corigliano. Side Two: "Sinfonietta" by Ingolf Dahl.

Item 17: The United States Air Force Band - Digital Masterworks, 1986

Major James M. Bankhead, conductor. Side One: "Symphony in Bb" by Paul Hindemith; "Overture Für Harmoniemusik, Op. 24" by Felix Mendelssohn. Side Two: "Lincolnshire Posy" by Percy Grainger; "Overture for Bands" by J. Heins.

Box 12

Item 1: Vaclav Nelhybel Conducts the 5th U.S. Army Band, 1966-1970

All works composed by Vaclav Nelhybel. Side One: "Symphonic Requiem"; "Andante and Toccata." Side Two: "Chorale"; "Trittico"; "Prelude and Fugue."

Item 2: Vaclav Nelhybel Conducts the Fifth U.S. Army Band, 1967

All works composed by Vaclav Nelhybel. Side A: "Symphonic Movement"; "Toccata"; "Adagio and Allegro." Side B: "Concerto Antiphonale"; "Estampie."

Item 3: Okemos High School Symphonic Band In Concert, 1972-1973

Thomas Harris, director. Side One: "March from 'First Suite in Eb'" by Holst; "Italian in Algiers" by Rossini; "Concertino for Band" by Velke. Side Two: "Montmartre March" by Wood; "Fantasia for Band" by Giannini; "Henderson Festival" by Williams; "Incantation and Dance" by Chance.

Item 4: Okemos High School Symphonic Band In Concert, 1973-1974

Thomas Harris, director. Side One: "Variations on a Korean Folk Song" by Chance; "Scenes from 'The Louvre'" by Dello Joio; "Finale, Symphony No. 5" by Shostakovich. Side Two: "Athletic Festival" by Prokofieff; "Carmina Burana" by Orff.

Item 5: University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Symphony Band Record 1, 1973

Donald S. George, conductor. Side One: "Prelude, Chorale, and Fugue" by J.S. Bach; "Apotheosis of this Earth: I. Apotheosis" by Karel Husa, with Karel Husa conducting. Side Two: "Apotheosis of this Earth: II. Tragedy of Destruction, III. Postscript" by Karel Husa, with Karel Husa conducting; "Overture to Beatrice and Benedict" by Berlioz/Henning.

Item 6: University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Symphony Band Record 2, 1973

Donald S. George, conductor. Side One: "Dionysia" by Jan Bach. Side Two: "Candide Overture" by Bernstein/Beeler; "Carnival March" by Ivar Lunde; "Children's March" by Grainger; "Finale from Clarinet Concerto No. 2" by Weber; "Free Lance March" by Sousa.

Item 7: Hal Leonard Concert Band, 1990

Promotional Recording. Includes Hal Leonard Concert Band, Composer's Series, Canadian Brass Concert Band Works, Young Band Series, Discovery-Plus Series, Discovery Series.

Item 8: Hal Leonard Jazz Ensemble, 1990

Promotional Recording. Includes Jazz Ensemble Series, Vocal Solo/Jazz Ensemble, Pop Specials, Easy Jazz Ensemble, Discovery Jazz, Easy Jazz Combo, Easy Jazz Paks, and Combo Paks.

Item 9: Lincolnwood High School Concert Band and Panhandle Unit Jr. High Band, 1977-1978

Darrell Cannedy, director. Side One: "Invictus" by Karl King; "Jolly Robbers" by Von Suppe; "Portrait of a Trumpet" by Nestico; "Dance and Interlude" by Grundman; "The Trombone King - March" by Karl King. Side Two: "Slippery Gentlemen" by Harold Walters; "Selections from 'Roots'" by Lowden; "23 Skidoo" by Whitcomb; Panhandle Unit Jr. High Band: "Costa Brava" by Osterling; "Gibralter Rock" by Lloyd Conley.

Item 10: Lincolnwood High School Concert Band and Jazz Band, 1982

Darrell Cannedy, director. Side 1: "Old Comrades" by Tieke; "Danse Macabre" by Saint-Saens; "Symphony #1" by Kalinnikoff; "My Fair Lady (Highlights)" by Herfurth. Side Two: "Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co." by Sousa; "Intermezzo (Cavaleria Rusticana)" by Mascagni; "The Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart; Jazz Band: "New York, New York" by Nowak; "Kansas City" by Lowden; "Night Train" by Higgins.

Item 11: Buffalo Grove High School Symphonic Band Pops Concert with Peter Nero, 1977

Robert L. Rogers, Director. Record I, Side I: "Broadway Show-Stoppers Overture" arr. Barker; "I Write the Songs - Mandy" arr. Chattaway; "Feelings" by Albert, arr. Wolpe; "Overture to 'Candide'" by Bernstein; "Semper Fidelis" by John Philip Sousa. Record I, Side II: "Prologue from 'West Side Story'" arr. Gilmore; "The Way We Were" arr. Cacavas; "Selections from 'That's Entertainment'" arr. Gillman; "'Tara' from 'Gone with the Wind'" arr. Peter Nero; "Summer of '42" arr. Peter Nero. Record II, Side I: "Gershwin Medley" arr. Peter Nero. Record II, Side II: "What the World Needs Now is Love" by Bacharach, arr. Nero; "Send in the Clowns" by Sondheim, arr. Nero; "Selections from 'The Wiz'" arr. Nero; "Never Can Say Goodbye" arr. Nero.

Item 12: University of Redlands Symphony Band and Ensembles, 1968-1970

James R. Jorgenson, director-conductorl James Gillespie, associate conductor; Philip Rehfeldt, associate conductor; James Christensen, guest conductor. Side One: "Spectrum" by Herbert Bielawa; "Contrasts" by James Christensen; "Sarabande" by Claude Debussy; "Allegro and Arioso" by Ingolf Dahl. Side two: "Dramatic Fanfare" by Morton Gould; "Phedre Overture" by Jukes Massenet; "Two Chorales" by Sigfried Karg-Elert; Concertino, Opus 107" by Cecile Chaminade.

Item 13: Gunneson Music Camp, Western State College of Colorado, 1963

The Director's Band, Rober Hawkins, conductor. Side 3: "Psyche Symphonic Poem" by Franck. Side 5: "Roman Carnival Overture" by Berlioz; "Les Preludes Symphonic Poem" by Liszt.

Item 14: Educational Record Reference Library Band Program, 1969

Side One: "Appassionato" by Vaclav Nelhybel, performed by The Richardson High School Band, Joseph L. Frank, conductor; "Theme and Variations" by Arnold Schoelberg, performed by The University of Illinois Concert Band, Mark Hindsley, conductor. Side Two: "Chester Overture" by William Schuman, performed by the Carnegie-Mellon University Kiltie Symphony Band, Richard Strange, conductor; "Ambrosian Hymn Variants" by Donal White, performed by The University of Texas Symphonic Band, William J. Moody, conductor; "Rocky Point Holiday" by Ron Nelson, performed by The University of Minnesota Concert Band Ensemble, Frank Bencriscutto, conductor.

Item 15: A Pops Concert with the University of Louisville Band, Undated

Ernest E. Lyon, conductor. Side A: "The Gypsy Baron - Pavane"; "Jim Dandies"; "Si! Trocadero"; "The Afternoon of a Faun." Side B: "Men from Mars"; "Deep River Rhapsody"; "Forty Fathoms"; "Jungle Magic"; "Night Beat."

Item 16: The Brigham Young University Concert Band, 1956

Housed in University of Illinois Concert Band sleeve. Ralph G. Laycock, director. Side One: "Second Suite in F for Military Band" by Holst; "Beguine fo Band" by Osser; "March, Op. 99" by Prokofieff; "Bugler's Holiday" by Anderson. Side Two: "Concerto for Piano and Band" by Starer; "Overture to Il Guarany" by Gomez-Clarke.

Item 17: Band of the Welsh Guards, Undated

Lieut. F.L. Statham, conductor. "March Processional" by Clare E. Grundman; "Pomp and Circumstance No. 1" by Edward Elgar.

Item 18: Band of the Welsh Guards, Undated

Lieut. F.L. Statham, director of music. "Walking Tune" by Clare E. Grundman; "Simonetta Serenade" by Curzon, arr. Duthoit.