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By Noah Lenstra, Adriana P. Cuervo, Laurie Lee Moses, Rachel Shulman
Collection Overview
Title: Alexander L Ringer Papers, 1921-2002
ID: 12/5/43
Primary Creator: Ringer, Alexander L. (1921-2002)
Extent: 55.0 cubic feet. More info below.
Arrangement: Papers organized into five series, which are further organized into sub-series based on geography, professional group and Ringer's professional roles. The file are arranged chronologically.
Date Acquired: 06/18/2008
Subjects: Faculty, Faculty Papers, Folk music - Instruction and study, Ford Foundation, Kodály Center of America, Kodály Musical Training Center, Music, School of, Music - Instruction and study - Hungary, Music - Instruction and study - Juvenile - 20th century, Music teachers - Scholarships, fellowships, etc., Music teachers - Training of - Israel, Music teachers - Training of - United States
Formats/Genres: Papers
Languages: English, German, Hebrew, French, Hungarian, Italian, Dutch;Flemish, Spanish;Castilian
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Personal and professional papers of Alexander L. Ringer. Includes correspondence, education materials, administrative documents, video and sound recordings, manuscripts of articles, book chapters and lectures, and photographs that document Ringer's career as an educator, academic musicologist, researcher, and administrator at the University of Illinois and in various academic music associations. The papers also document the development of the Kodaly education program in the United States and Israel.
Biographical Note
Alexander L. Ringer was an American research musicologist and educator of Dutch and Polish descent (b. February 3, 1921-Berlin, d. May 3, 2002, Lansing, Michigan). He was a survivor of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp (1943-44). After the war, Ringer emigrated to New York City in 1947. There he received a M.A. in Sociology and psychology in 1948 from the New School for Social Research and a Ph.D. of Musicology in 1955 from the City College, Columbia University. At Columbia he studied under Paul Henry Lang.
Following the completion of his degree, Ringer then taught at the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Oklahoma, among other places, before coming to the University of Illinois in 1958, where he attained full professor status in 1963. Beginning in 1963, Ringer served as chair of the musicology division for six years. After this period he then directed the school's graduate and professional curricula. Ringer supervised the theses and dissertations of many graduate students, while also teaching many undergraduate courses in musicology. Furthermore, Ringer served on numerous committees at UIUC, including the UIUC-Tehran University partnership, and was active in UIUC's American Professors for Peace in the Middle East, the American Association of University Professors, and the UIUC Philosophy Club (of which Ringer was president for many years). Ringer also founded the UIUC Committee on Jewish Culture and Society. Ringer retired from the university in 1991.
Ringer was also active in other universities, most notably the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where he served as Fulbright Visiting Professor in 1962 to 1963 and in 1966 to 1967, in order to found and chair that school's musicology department. Ringer also served as visiting professor at the Eastman Schoolf of Music (1974), Tel Aviv University (1983), and Heidelberg University - Academy for Jewish Studies (1983). Ringer also gave guest lectures at universities, conferences and festivals throughout the world. He was highly active in the American Musicological Society, the College Music Society, the Organization of American Kodaly Educators, the International Kodaly Society, the Music Educators National Conference, the Music Library Association, the German Musicological Society, the World Congress on Jewish Music, the International Schoenberg Society, Society for Ethnomusicology and the International Folk Music Council.
In 1975 Ringer helped found the International Kodaly Society, and earlier Ringer was instrumental in bringing the Kodaly method in elementary music education from Hungary to the United States and Israel. He (with the help of Isaac Stern) received grant funding to launch and direct the Kodaly Fellowship program for many years both in America and in Israel. Ringer also served for many years as artistic adviser for the Jerusalem Music Centre.
Ringer also lead ethnomusicology research projects to study the maqam tradition in the Middle East (1970-1975) and the Hebrew Melodies in the Hungarian Oral Tradition (1977-1990). In addition, Ringer wrote and researched extensively on the life and works of Arnold Schoenberg, Kurt Weill, Ludwig von Beethoven, Gustav Mahler, George Rochberg. Ringer has also researched and written extensively on romantic era, Western European music; eastern influences on Western music throughout time; the history of Jewish music and Jewish influences into Western music; and Music Education. Ringer primarily wrote in English and German, but he also delivered lectures in Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Hungarian, French and Dutch.
Ringer was a member of the editorial board of Musica Judaica and general co-editor of the collected edition of Arnold Schoenberg's writings. He also served as editor of the International Folk Music Council's Yearbook (1968-1970), which he also founded, and edited a volume in the Music and Society series, "The Early Romantic Era - Between Revolutions: 1789 and 1848."
Finally, as a conductor, Ringer held choral positions in New York, Philadelphia, Berkeley, and Norman, Oklahoma. At UIUC he presented works by Mozart, Beethoven and Bruckner, in addition to coaching a number of recitalists.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Alternate Extent Statement:
55.0 cu. ft.
Acquisition Source:
Ringer Family
Acquisition Method:
Donation
Processing Information:
Series 1 completed 7/18/2008. Remaining series completed 3/16/2009.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Kodály method (music education), 1966-1997],
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Series 2: University committees, faculty correspondence, teaching and campus engagement, 1955-2000],
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Series 3: Research notes, drafts and correspondence],
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Series 4: Academic associations and professional travel],
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Series 5: Personal material],
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All]
- Series 1: Kodály method (music education), 1966-1997
- Contains correspondence, administrative documents, flyers, program books, writings, grant proposals, lesson plans and music curriculum, sheet music, audio and video tapes and other materials that document Ringer's role in promoting the Kodály method of music education in the United States, Israel and Hungary through his involvement with the Kodály Fellowship program, pilot projects and professional associations including the International Kodály Society. The bulk of the papers date between 1966 and 1997. Series arranged into two sub-series, Kodály Fellowships and Pilot Projects and Professional Relationships and Organizations. Audio-visual material appears at the end of sub-series one and is unarranged. Of special note are Ringer's correspondence with Kodály's second wife Sarolta Peczely Kodály, and conductor Miklos Szábo, and documents containing evidence of the planning process for the 10th anniversary celebration of the International Kodály Society.
- Sub-Series 1: Kodály Fellowships and Pilot Projects, 1966-1997
- Box 1: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1966-1980
- Folder 1: National Endowment for the Arts/National Council on the Arts - Kodály Fellowship Program, 1966-1969
- Folder 2: Kodály interest, 1966-1973
- Folder 3: John and Sara Constant, "Curriculum Study - Elementary Music", 1967-1968
- Folder 4: Fellowship - Indiana University, 1967-1969
- Folder 5: National Endowment for the Arts - Financials, 1967-1973
- Folder 6: Department of Health, Education & Welfare - Fellowship Program Grant and related files, 1967-1974
- Folder 7: Connie More (née Foss), Kodály Fellow, Papers (1 of 2), 1967-1980
- Box 2: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1967-1980
- Folder 1: Connie More (née Foss), Kodály Fellow Papers (2 of 2), 1967-1980
- Note: Transcript with grades removed to control file.
- Folder 2: Kodály Fellowship Selection Committee Correspondence, 1968
- Folder 3: Kodály Fellow File, Eugenia Trinajstic (1 of 2), 1968-1970
- Folder 4: Kodály Fellow File, Eugenia Trinajstic (2 of 2), 1968-1970
- Folder 5: Kodály Fellows File - Molly Ann McNamara (1 of 2), 1968-1970
- Folder 6: Kodály Fellows File - Molly Ann McNamara (2 of 2), 1968-1970
- Folder 7: Kodály Fellow File, Nancy Vang, 1968-1969
- Folder 8: Kodály program correspondence - Wichita Public Schools, 1968-1971
- Box 3: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1968-1997
- Folder 1: Pilot Project Interest - U.S., 1968-1969
- Folder 2: Kodály Fellows Reports, 1968-1970
- Folder 3: Fellowship - North Carolina, 1968-1971
- Folder 4: Kodály Publicity, 1968-1973
- Folder 5: Kodály program correspondence - New Haven Public Schools, 1969-1971
- Folder 6: Kodály Summer Institute, UIUC, 1969-1970
- Folder 7: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare - Office of Education, 1969-1971
- Folder 8: Students Papers on Kodály, 1969-1997
- Folder 9: Individuals interested in Kodály Training Program, correspondence, 1969
- Folder 10: Seminar, SUNY-Buffalo, Music Educatio with Kodály, 1969-1970
- Box 4: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1969-1975
- Folder 1: Song materials for Kodály Fellowship Program, Upper Elementary Levels, 1969
- Folder 2: U.S. Office of Education, Kodály Program Grant, 1969-1970
- Folder 3: "Role of Folk Music in the Hungarian Education System" by John Constant, 1969
- Folder 4: Max Stern, Fellow, Sheet Music, C.V., 1970s
- Folder 5: Office of Education, Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Report, 1970
- Folder 6: Office of Education, Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Kodály Report File, 1970-1972
- Folder 7: Office of Education, Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Kodály Report Research material (1 of 2), 1970
- Folder 8: Office of Education, Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Kodály Report Research material (2 of 2), 1970
- Folder 9: U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare - Kodály Project, 1970-1975
- Folder 10: National Council of the Arts - Kodály Fellowship, 1970-1972
- Folder 11: National Endowment for the Arts - Kodály Fellowship Program, 1970-1971
- Folder 12: Kodály Fellowship Program, Summer Session, Hungary, 1971
- Folder 13: Kodály Fellowship Program, Student Applications, 1971-1972
- Folder 14: Kodály Fellowship, NEA, 1971-1972
- Box 5: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1971-1976
- Folder 1: Kodály Program, New Haven, CT, 1971-1972
- Folder 2: Kodály Fellowship Selection Committee, 1971-1972
- Folder 3: Kodály Fellowship, New Haven, CT, Publicity, 1971-1976
- Folder 4: Travel file to New Haven, December 13, 1972, 1972-1973
- Folder 5: University of Illinois Contract - Grant, 1972
- Folder 6: Pilot Program, Virgin Islands, 1972-1973
- Folder 7: National Council on the Arts - Expense Receipts, 1972-1973
- Folder 8: New Haven Trip, 1972-1973
- Folder 9: National Endowment for the Arts/National Council on the Arts, Correspondence, 1972-1973
- Folder 10: Kodály Fellowship, East Chicago, IN (cancelled)
- Folder 11: New Haven Foundation Travel Receipts, 1973-1974
- Folder 12: Anne Patterson, Teaching Notes, New Haven, CT, 1973
- Box 6: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1973-1980
- Folder 1: Correspondence - Kodaly Info Requests - D.C., VA, CT, 1973-1974
- Folder 2: Program Evaluation - New Haven, 1973-1978
- Folder 3: Laszlo Dobszay - "The World of Tones", 1973
- Folder 4: Kodály Program in New Haven Correspondence, 1974
- Folder 5: New Haven Trip, March-October, 1974
- Folder 6: Kodály Program Evaluation - New Haven, 1974
- Folder 7: New Haven Fellowship - New Haven Foundation, 1974-1980
- Folder 8: Kodály Program in New Haven correspondence, 1975
- Folder 9: Kodály Fellowship Program, New Haven, CT, Selection Committee, 1975-1976
- Folder 10: New Haven, Kodály Fellowship Program, Correspondence - Ford Foundation, 1975-1976
- Box 7: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1975-1983
- Folder 1: New Haven Project, Visits, 1975-1981
- Folder 2: Fellowship Program - New Haven, 1975-1976
- Folder 3: Kodály Fellowship Program, New Haven, CT, checkoff sheet, 1975-1976
- Folder 4: Fellowship Program - New Haven and Teacher Requests, 1975-1981
- Folder 5: Stefan Edelstein - "Curriculum Development in Music" manuscript, 1976
- Folder 6: "Icelandic Music Curriculum" manuscript, 1976
- Folder 7: Kodaly Curriculum, Levels I-V, 1976
- Folder 8: Kodály Fellowship - Binghamton, N.Y., 1976-1980
- Folder 9: New Haven Fellowship Program, Correspondence re: Possible Job Opportunities for Fellows, 1976-1977
- Folder 10: Kodály - Program Evaluation - Bronx, N.Y., 1976-1977
- Folder 11: NEH grant file, Computers and Folk Songs, related to OAKE, 1976-1983
- Box 8: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1976-1980
- Folder 1: Country Dance Curriculum Book, by Carol Quimby Heath, 1976-1977
- Folder 2: "Survey of Hungarian Folk Dance History" manuscript by Susan D. Alexander, 1977
- Folder 3: Proposal - Bronx, N.Y. - Kodály Music Instruction, 1977
- Folder 4: New Haven Fellowship Project - School Town of Highland (Indiana), 1977-1978
- Folder 5: Ford Foundation, New Haven Foundation, 1978
- Folder 6: New Haven Project - Personnel, 1978-1980
- Folder 7: 10-year Celebration - New Haven, CT, 1979
- Contains photographs
- Folder 8: Index of Kodály program teaching material, by Jill Trinka and Molly McNamara, 1979
- Folder 9: "Arts Education Study Report to the New Haven Board of Ed", 1979
- Folder 10: Kodaly 5th Grade Songbook, by Jill Trinka, 1979
- Folder 11: Kodaly Lesson plan, level I, 1979
- Folder 12: Kodaly Lesson plan, level II, 1979
- Folder 13: Kodaly Concept Progressions - Curriculum, 1979
- Folder 14: Kodaly Music Demonstrations, 1979
- Folder 15: Kodaly Curriculum Indices and Drafts, 1979-1980
- Box 9: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1980-1983
- Folder 1: New Haven Fellowship - Correspondence, 1980-1982
- Folder 2: Anna Silk's Music Book - Kodály Instruction Text with Correspondence, 1980-1983
- Folder 3: Kodály Training Materials, New Haven Program, Levels I-IV, by Jill Trinka, 1980
- Folder 4: Kodaly Songbook, drafts (1 of 3), 1980
- Folder 5: Kodaly Songbook, drafts (2 of 3), 1980
- Folder 6: Kodaly Songbook, drafts (3 of 3), 1980
- Folder 7: Kodaly - 100 song analysis/listening exercises, 1980
- Folder 8: Kodaly lesson plans, level IV, 1980
- Box 10: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1980
- Folder 1: Kodaly Songbook (A-E), 1980
- Folder 2: Kodaly Songbook (F-L), 1980
- Folder 3: Kodaly Songbook (M-R), 1980
- Folder 4: Kodaly Songbook (S-Z), 1980
- Folder 5: Kodaly grade-level and alphabetical songbook index, final draft, 1980
- Folder 6: Kodaly Curriculum, Level III, draft, 1980
- Box 11: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, U.S., 1980-1989
- Folder 1: Kodaly Curriculum, by topic, 1980
- Folder 2: "Education Through Music" - proposed Kodaly book (1 of 2), 1980-1983
- Folder 3: "Education Through Music" - proposed Kodaly book (2 of 2), 1980-1983
- Folder 4: Hebrew Music for curriculum (1 of 2), 1980
- Folder 5: Hebrew Music for curriculum (2 of 2), 1980
- Folder 6: "Zoltan Kodaly" essay by Jill Trinka, 1981
- Folder 7: Jonathan C. Rappaport, Kodaly fellow, 1985-1989
- Folder 8: Edward Birdwell, National Endowment for the Arts, Correspondence, 1985
- Folder 9: File index and curriculum vitae, 1990
- Box 12: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, Hungary, 1966-1988
- Folder 1: State Department - Travel Correspondence, 1966-1971
- Folder 2: Hungarian Materials, 1966-1971
- Folder 3: Trip to Hungary, 1967-1972
- Folder 4: Ringer's Travel to Budapest, 1970-1974
- Folder 5: Notes & Reference Material for Kodály Report, 1972-1973
- Folder 6: Correspondence - Szönyi, Erzsébet, 1973-1983
- Folder 7: Kodály Fellowship Program, Travel to Hungary and Israel, 1975-1976
- Folder 8: New Haven Kodály Fellowship Program activities in Hungary, 1975-1982
- Folder 9: Kodály Fellows, Hungary, 1978-1985
- Folder 10: Györ Choir - Visit from Hungary, 1979-1980
- Folder 11: Szabó, Miklós, 1981-1986
- Folder 12: Travel - Budapest, Hungary/Germany/Israel, 1984-1988
- Folder 13: Correspondence with Szabó and Others, 1985-1988
- Folder 14: Kecskeméti, Dr. István - Correspondence, 1987
- Folder 15: Hungarian Travel support, Kodaly Centennial Conference, and research, 1981-1983
- Folder 16: National Foundation for the Arts Grant - Financial Reporting, 1970-1971
- Box 13: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, Israel, 1972-1992
- Folder 1: Kodály Fellowship in Israel, Jerusalem Foundation, 1972
- Folder 2: Kodály Programming, Jerusalem Music Centre (1 of 2), 1982-1989
- Folder 3: Kodály Programming, Jerusalem Music Centre (2 of 2), 1982-1989
- Folder 4: Israeli Kodály Program in Budapest, 1983-1989
- Folder 5: Israeli Kodály Program in Budapest, 1985-1989
- Folder 6: Travel for Kodály Programming, Israel, Budapest, Germany, 1986-1987
- Folder 7: Kodály Programming, Jerusalem Music Center, Teaching Materials, 1987-1989
- Folder 8: Kodály Programming in Israel, Personal Correspondence, 1988
- Folder 9: Kodály Fellowship - Israel, 1988
- Folder 10: Israel Kodály Project Correspondence and Instructional Texts, 1989
- Folder 11: Isaac Stern publicity file, undated
- Folder 12: Jerusalem Music Centre, transcribed interviews with Kodaly teachers, 1989
- Folder 13: Kodaly fellowship program in Hungary, correspondence/financial docs, 1990
- Folder 14: Jerusalem Music Centre, Kodaly program, 1990-1992
- Box 14: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, Israel, 1991-1994
- Folder 1: Jerusalem Music Centre projects, correspondence, 1991
- Folder 2: Jerusalem Music Centre, Kodaly film file, 1991
- Folder 3: Jerusalem Music Centre, Kodaly film correspondence, 1991-1992
- Folder 4: Jerusalem Music Centre, Proposals for future projects, 1991-1992
- Folder 5: International Jerusalem Music Encounters correspondence (1 of 2), 1992-1993
- Folder 6: International Jerusalem Music Encounters correspondence (2 of 2), 1992-1993
- Folder 7: International Jerusalem Music Encounters, financial records, 1992-1994
- Folder 8: Jerusalem Music Centre, correspondence, 1993
- Box 15: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, Israel, 1993-1995
- Folder 1: Jerusalem Music Centre, activity report, 1993
- Folder 2: Jerusalem Music Centre, correspondence, 1994
- Folder 3: Jerusalem Music Centre Kodaly program correspondence, 1994-1995
- Box 19: Fellowship and Pilot Projects, Audio-Visual Material
- Audio-visual materials related to Kodály training and curriculum. Includes VHS, 1/4" reel-to-reel (varying sizes) audio tapes, and one cassette audio tape.
- Item 1: Kodály - Professor Ringer - VHS
- Item 2: The Heartbeat and the Voice - Jerusalem Music Centre - Hebrew - VHS
- Item 3: The Heartbeat and the Voice - Jerusalem Music Centre - English - VHS
- Item 4: Budapest "music school" concert - 5" Reel-to-reel, June 1968
- Item 7: Kodaly letter program. 5" reel-to-reel disc., 1973
- Includes letter.
- Item 8: Kodaly. 5" reel-to-reel disc.
- Item 9: Kodály (Connie) - 7" Reel-to-reel
- Item 10: Kodaly songs, tape 1. 7" reel-to-reel tape.
- Item 11: Kodaly songs, tape 2. 7" reel-to-reel tape.
- Item 12: Kodaly songs, tape 3. 7" reel-to-reel tape.
- Item 13: Kodaly I. 7" reel-to-reel tape.
- Item 14: Kodaly 2,3. 7" reel-to-reel tape.
- Item 15: Kodaly, Canfillatio and Islamic influences. 7" reel-to-reel tape., 1977
- Item 16: Robert Denson. Englewood High School. Chicago. 3" reel-to-reel.
- Box 94: Fellowships and Pilot Projects, Israel, 1983-1994
- Folder 8: Beginning Israeli Kodaly program, 1983/1985-1988
- Folder 9: Ernest Bloch - Schoenberg Event, Frankfurt, and Kodaly event, Jerusalem Music Centre, September, 1994
- Box 146: Kodaly sound recordings
- Item 4: Alexander Ringer on Zoltan Kodaly broadcast, WILL AM & FM. Cassette tape., December 16, 1993
- Item 5: Kindergarten songs. Children from "Gan Yael" Jerusaleum. Recorded by Max Stern. Cassette tape., July 1989
- Item 6: Units 3 and 4. Cassette tape.
- Item 7: Units 5 and 6. Cassette tape.
- Item 8: Units 7 and 8. Cassette tape.
- Item 9: Hebrew label. Cassette tape.
- Item 10: Budapest, Dr. Balint Marcell. Cassette tape., March, 1970
- Item 11: Hungarian Folk Music, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Cassette tape.
- Item 12: Kodaly. Cassette tape.
- Item 13: Kodaly, Iceland. Cassette tape.
- Item 14: Units 1 and 2. Cassette tape.
- Sub-Series 2: Research, Professional Relationships and Organizations, 1967-1987
- Box 15: 1961-1996
- Folder 4: Research Material on Bartók-Kodály, 1961-1971
- Folder 5: Ringer articles on Kodály, Music Education, 1966-1968
- Folder 6: Kodály Obituary by Ringer, Jerusalem Post, 1967
- Folder 7: Kodály and Folk Songs research file, undated
- Folder 8: Kodály Program Articles and Reports (1 of 4), 1968-1996
- Folder 9: Kodály Program Articles and Reports (2 of 4), 1968-1996
- Folder 10: Kodály Program Articles and Reports (3 of 4), 1968-1996
- Folder 11: Kodály Program Articles and Reports (4 of 4), 1968-1996
- Box 16: 1973-1985
- Folder 1: International Kodály Society - Travel, Hungary, 1968-1974
- Folder 2: 10th Anniversary Planning, 1969-1979
- Folder 3: Research Materials, 1971-1974
- Folder 4: "Kodály Envoy" - newsletter of Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE), 1972-1983
- Folder 5: First International Kodály Symposium - Oakland, California, 1973-1974
- Folder 6: International Kodály Society - 2nd International Kodály Symposium, Hungary (1975), 1973-1976
- Folder 7: Kodály Musical Training Institute, Watertown, MA, 1974-1985
- Folder 8: Second International Kodály Symposium, Budapest, Hungary, 1975
- Folder 9: Second International Kodály Symposium, Budapest, Hungary, 1975
- Folder 10: Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE), Founding Conference, Milwaukee, WI, March 1975
- Folder 11: Kodaly Associations, Misc., file for Music Educators National Conference, 1974
- Box 17: 1975-1994
- Folder 1: Kodály Center of America, Kodály Musical Training Institute, Official Publications, 1975-1978
- Folder 2: Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE) Convention, Hartford, CT, April 1977
- Folder 3: Kodály Celebration Correspondence - Kodály Musical Training Institute, 1977-1979
- Folder 4: Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE) Records, 1977-1985
- Folder 5: Sixth annual OAKE conference file, 1980
- Folder 6: Organization of American Kodály Educators' (OAKE) 6th Annual Conference Correspondence, 1980
- Folder 7: Kodály Conference, Budapest, 1982
- Folder 8: 100th Anniversary, Hungary - Article "Vir Justus in Musica", 1982
- Folder 9: Kodály Projects Correspondence, 1982-1984
- Folder 10: 7th International Kodály Symposium program, 1985
- Folder 11: Correspondence re: Mainz lecture on Kodály, 1986-1987
- Folder 12: 10th International Kodaly Symposium speech, 1991
- Folder 13: Kodály File Index and Inventory, 1992
- Folder 14: Kodaly Musical Training Institute, Media Project, undated
- Folder 15: "Kodaly the Writer" manuscript, by Dezso Keresztury
- Folder 16: International Kodaly Conference, 1992
- Folder 17: Music Teacher Education in Moscow papers, 1994
- Folder 18: Bernstein, Leonard correspondence, 1966
- Folder 19: First grade curriculum, 1980
- Folder 20: Stern, Isaac correspondence 1964-1993
- Folder 21: Isaac Stern and Max Rowe correspondence, 1971-1972
- Box 18: Oversized material
- Folder 1: Poster for Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE) 6th Annual Conference, Bloomington, IN, 1980
Also includes poster for
The Jerusalem Music Centre, The First International Jerusalem Music Encounters
Date of event: July 18 to August 17, 1993
Alexander Ringer (artistic advisor)
Isaac Stern (chariman)
Ram Evron (director)
- Folder 9: Architect's drawing of Yad Chaim Weizmann-Michael and Anna Wix Auditorium and Centre for Advanced Music Studies, [1960s]
- N. Zalkind, M. Harel, Architects in Tel-Aviv
- Box 94: 1971-1993
- Folder 1: Society for Ethnomusicology (SEM) Kodaly paper drafts, 1971
- Paper title: Kodaly and Education: A musicological note
- Folder 2: International Kodaly Symposium, Antwerp, and Sulzer Symposium, 1983-1984
- Folder 3: "In the Kodaly Mode" and correspondence with International Kodaly Society, 1984-1986
- Folder 4: Bea Friedland correspondence, Da Capo Press edition of Kodaly's Folk Music in Hungary, 1986
- Folder 5: Ringer's Kodaly award from OAKE, 1998
- Folder 6: 10th annual Kodaly Symposium - International Kodaly Society, Calgary, "Folk Song in Education: Problems and Promises" lecture, 1991
- Folder 7: American Council for the Arts and Education - Kodaly related correspondence, 1973
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Kodály method (music education), 1966-1997],
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Series 2: University committees, faculty correspondence, teaching and campus engagement, 1955-2000],
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Series 3: Research notes, drafts and correspondence],
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Series 4: Academic associations and professional travel],
[
Series 5: Personal material],
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