In many ways, Harold Burton Bachman's extraordinary life traces the major currents of the band movement in America. Bachman's
leadership of military, professional, and student bands through countless performances during the first three-quarters of
the twentieth century inspired others to dedicate themselves to band music and created a positive training ground for talented
young musicians and composers. His aura of humor, friendliness, and fine musical performance made a national reputation for
Bachman that is still emulated and admired even years after his death. Perhaps more importantly, his great strength of character
and memory as a dedicated and inspirational teacher rightfully deserve him a place in history as one of the great leaders
and true geniuses of band music in the twentieth century.
Bachman began his musical career in the place of his childhood, Minot, North Dakota. As a young cornetist, he received early
training in a number of small circus and local bands beginning around 1903. While attending the North Dakota Agricultural
College from 1914-16, he lead the student cadet bands, succeeding his mentor Dr. C. S. Putnam, and played cornet in Bohumir
Kryl's famous band during the summers. On the day that the United States entered World War I, Bachman wrote a letter to
Adjutant General Angus Fraser volunteering the immediate recruitment of a band for the North Dakota National Guard. The governor
approved the offer and, on November 26, 1917, Bachman's band embarked for the European theater. This group later became the
2nd Infantry Band and distinguished itself for fine musical performances entertaining doughboys and dignitaries alike in tours
across France. At a concert in St. Nazaire, General Hunter Liggett commented to an aid: "Colonel, that band is worth a Million
Dollars to the United States Army." As the band's supreme reputation spread over two continents, so did its new name, "The
Million Dollar Band." After the war, Bachman toured his newly incorporated Million Dollar Band annually from Chicago to Florida
along the Chataqua Redpath Circuits during the golden era of the professional traveling concert bands. From 1928 to 1942,
the band established permanent headquarters in Chicago, playing frequents engagements at Grant Park and gaining a national
status from radio broadcasts on CBS and NBC.
As Bachman's notoriety grew so did the demand for his appearances as guest conductor and clinician around the nation. He
took a job as director of bands at the University of Chicago from 1935 to 1942. Despite dwindling budgets and support for
the furtherance of band music at Chicago, Bachman made a smooth transition to the world of academics, arguing tirelessly in
favor of music education. He was, however, interrupted from this mission by America's entrance into the war with Japan.
In 1942, Bachman was recalled to active duty and promoted to lieutenant colonel to serve as the head of band music in the
Pacific Theater. The same year, his National Champion American Legion Post No. 622 Band shined on national radio broadcasts
from Chicago and tours in the Mid-West.
In 1948, a mandate for the improvement of band music at the University of Florida by its new president, J. Hillis Miller,
brought Bachman to Gainesville as the new director of bands. During a decade of service from 1948-58, Bachman built, at the
University of Florida, what many consider to be one of the premiere college bands of the South. The young concert program
matured and thrived under his innovative and inspirational leadership and drew many famous bandmasters to conduct the university
bands. In 1951, the Gator Marching Band drew national publicity from its concerts on the steps of the Capitol Building in
Washington, D. C. and at New York City's Rockefeller Center during a Veterans of Foreign Wars Tour. In 1953, Bachman brought
the prestigious convention of the American Bandmasters Association to Gainesville shortly after his presidency of that organization.
He adjusted well to the growing popularity of bands as part of the gridiron pageantry of collegiate football and the Gator
Band distinguished itself for innovative drills and fine adaptations of popular and classical music.
Bachman retired from the directorship in 1958, but he was long from ending his influence in the development of American school
bands. From 1958-61, he served as the interim chair of the Department of Music at the University of Florida, where he remained
a professor emeritus until 1972. A much sought-after guest conductor, contest judge, sight-reading instructor, and clinician
at band festivals during the remainder of his life, Bachman became one of the true leaders of the development of the school
band movement in Florida and in all corners of the country.
To complement his themes of music education, Bachman produced numerous publications during his lifetime. He co-authored the
Smith-Yoder-Bachman Band Method in 1939, which sold more than a million copies during several decades in print. He went on
to author two books of band history, The Million Dollar Band (1962) and The Biggest Boom in Dixie: The Story of Band Music
at the University of Florida (1968), and a monograph titled, Program Building for Bands (1962). He presented an illustrated
lecture, The Role of Band Music in American Culture, to thousands of people at academic gatherings and band clinics during
the 1960s and early '70s. He also published over seventy articles including, most notably, a series on the history of bands
in Florida, numerous instructional guides, and biographical sketches of famous bandmasters Henry Fillmore, Victor Grabel,
and Albert Austin Harding. He was a member of the American Bandmasters Association serving as its president in 1950-1. He
is an inductee of the Hall of Fame in Florida Music Educators Association. Bachman garnered two honorary doctorates (in Literature
from the University of Idaho in 1963 and in Music from the North Dakota State University in 1966). He was awarded the Edwin
Franko Goldman Citation, the Vandercook College of Music Distinguished Service Award, the National Band Association Academy
of Wind and Percussion Artists Award, and the Kappa Kappa Psi Distinguished Service Medal.
Upon his retirement in 1958, Bachman donated to the University of Florida his huge private band music library, at the time,
one of the most complete collections in the world. He was an ardent spokesman of the need for a larger American band literature.
He was a supportive reviewer of new works and positively influenced the publication of many pieces, some of which are dedicated
to him, including Colonel Bachman March by Albert Cina. In 1974, Alton Wayne Tipps received his doctoral degree from the
University of Michigan with the completion of his dissertation, Harold B. Bachman, American Bandmaster-His Contributions and
Influence, based on personal interviews with notable bandmasters and his initial processing of this archive. Bachman's legacy
lives on in the form of a trust bearing his name which funds scholarships to all qualified marching band students at the University
of Florida.
The Bachman Collection includes band materials that span most of the twentieth century. The collection consists mostly of
personal correspondence, printed materials, official correspondence with various professional organizations, Bachman's personal
momentos and souvenirs, and a large and varied collection of photographs.
Some of the organizations that are included in the collection are: American Bandmasters Association, American Legion, CBDNA,
Music Educator's Bureau, University of Florida, University of Chicago, United States Marine Bands, United States Army (regular
and special services), Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Sigma, Theta Chi, Alpha Gamma Rho, Million Dollar Band, Gator Bowl, Disneyland.
Some of the individuals included in the collection's correspondence are: A.A. Harding, Victor Grabel, William Revelli, Arthur
Pryor, Doc Sevrensin, John Phillips Sousa, Al G. Wright, Paul Yoder, Leonard Smith, Henry Fillmore, Edwin Franko Goldwyn.
The photographs include images of military bands in World War I, clinics and competitions, bands at Walt Disney World and
Disneyland, various high schools from around the country, American bandmasters, and Bachman's family and personal friends.
Photographs of the University of Florida Gator Band were removed and filed with other band photographs in the University Archives
Photographic Collection.
An addendum to this collection (Boxes 30-31) includes news clippings, articles about Bachman, correspondence, programs, convention
materials, military records, and photographs. Topics include the American Bandmaster’s Association, the Florida Bandmaster's
Association, the Million Dollar Band, and the UF Music program.
Collection is open for research.
[Identification of item], Harold B. Bachman Band Collection, Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries,
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.
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Box 1 |
Address - Appreciation Dinner Cairo School Band - “The Value of Bands” - May 31, 1951
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Address - Lecture - Alachua County Historical Society - September 15, 1970 |
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AFL All-Star Game - 1968 |
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All-American Drum and Bugle Corp. Band Association |
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Alpha Gamma Rho - Fraternity, Epsilon Chapter |
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Alumni - Gator Band (Correspondence, Alumni Association) |
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American Bandmaster’s Association - “Report of Special Committee to Prepare Recommendations on Membership” 1955 Harold Bachman
and Major Chester Whiting, co-chairs
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American Federation of Musicians |
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American Legion - correspondence, 116th engineers |
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American Legion - Contest, 1948 (Miami) |
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American Legion Band - Post no. 662 - summer Concerts in Chicago - correspondence, programs, financial matters - 1942 |
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Article Index and Numbering - by Alton Wayne Tipps |
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Article about H. Bachman - “1916 Graduate has had Interesting Career” NDAC Alumni Review (Sep 1951) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “The Active Retired” The Florida Alumnus (June 1966) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “Colonel Bachman Terminates Tenure” The School Director (March 1959) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “H. Bachman (in memory)” by Richard Bowles NBA Journal (May 1972) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “H. Bachman Guest Conductor and Speaker at El Paso” The Podium (1968) |
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Article about H. Bachman “Richard Bowles Writes on the Passing of the Colonel Bachman” CBDNA Meeting (Jan 12, 1973) “Great
Moments in the History of the College Band”
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Articles about H. Bachman - Misc. Newspaper Articles Gator Band Concerts, Parades, Clinics, etc. |
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Article about H. Bachman - “Harold Bachman: Mister Contest of 1968” by George S. Howard, Col. Music Journal (Dec 1968) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “Music World Mourns Death of H. Bachman” (cover story) Florida Music Director (May 1992) |
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Article about H. Bachman –“Returns After Forty Years to Lead Convention Band” The Rattle of Theta Chi (Winter 1959-60) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “Strictly for Kicks” Peel (Summer) |
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Article about H. Bachman - “University Band Honors Col. H. Bachman” The School Director (June 1958) |
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Articles about H. Bachman - “You Name It - They Got It!” Orange Peel (Winter 1949) |
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Article - “The Adjudication of Music Contests” by H.B.B. Etude Magazine (August 1941) F.B.A. and F.M.E.A.
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Article - “Adjudication of Music Contests” by H. Bachman CBDNA (Southern Div.) Conference (Jan 1952) |
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Article - “Advance Student Preparation for Clinic and Festival Bands” by H. Bachman The School Musician (May 1956)
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Article - “Albert Austin Harding” by H. Bachman Music Journal Anthology (1964)
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Article - “Appearance is Important” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (June 1964)
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Article - “Attention to Details Develops Finer Bonds…A Contest Judge Writes” by H. Bachman Educational Music Magazine (Nov-Dec
1935)
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Article - “Bachman on Principle’s of Bandmanship” by H. Bachman Connchord (Oct 1969)
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Article - “Bachman’s Million Dollar Band in the Era of the Traveling Concert Bands in Florida” The Music Director (April 1960) |
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Article - “Band Directors and Athletic Coaches” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Oct 1958)
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Article - “The Band Director’s Bookshelf” by H. Bachman |
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Article - “Band Fans of America: Glenn Bridges” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Oct 1971)
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Article - “Band Fans of America: Charles Forbes” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist
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Article - “Band Fans of America: Robert Hoe” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (March 1972)
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Article - “Band Fans of America” by H. Bachman Instrumentalist (March 1972) |
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Article - “Band Program Building” by H. Bachman Supervisor’s Service Bulletin (Sep-Oct 1930) w/ accompanying correspondence
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Article - “The Best Advice I Ever Had” by H. Bachman The School Musician (June 1960)
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Article - “Big Bertha Booms Again” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Sep 1962)
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Article - “The Biggest Boom in Dixie - and the Years That Came Before” by H. Bachman Florida Alumnus (sp. 1969) |
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Article - “The Bonanza of the Bands” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Sep 1964) “When Florida Cities Used Bands for Bait
as They Sought to Attract Winter Visitors” (Part 1)
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Article - “Bonanza for the Bands - Daytona Beach: A Half-Century of Popular Concerts by Professional Bands” The Music Director
(Jan 1965) (Part 5)
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Article - “Bonanza for Bands series - Medley: A potpourri if bands and bandmasters at St. Augustine, Lakeland, Tarpon Springs,
Clearwater, Sebring and other points…”
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Article - “A Brief History of Band Music in Orlando” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Nov 1965); “Book Reviews: Pioneers
in Brass”; “Band: New Publications for Band Reviewed by H. Bachman”
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Article - “Broadcasting a National School Board Contest in 1928” by H. Bachman The School Musician (Dec ? 1970) w/accompanying correspondence
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Article - “The Case for the Marching Band” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Sep 1959)
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Article - “CBDNA Declaration of Principles” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Nov 1964)
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Article - “Competent Adjudication” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (1963)
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Article - “The Complete Band Program” by H. Bachman |
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Article - “Declaration of Principles” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Nov 19640
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Article - “Do It Now!” by H. Bachman The School Musician(Dec 1965)
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Article - “Do’s and Don’ts for the Salesman of Band Instruments” |
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Article - “Entertainment and Education: Are they natural enemies?” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (September, 1955)
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Article - “The Educational Value of the Marching Band” by H. Bachman Florida School Bulletin (Dec 1958) |
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Article - “Evaluating the School Band Library” by H. Bachman Etude Magazine (Sep 1956)
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Article - “Facing the Future - A Challenge and an Opportunity” by H. Bachman The School Musician (Aug-Sep 1965)
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Article - “Format for a Band Concert Program” by H. Bachman |
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Article - Henry Fillmore: A Tribute to a Bandsman” by H. Bachman Music Journal (Dec 1968 - Jan 1969) |
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Article - “Henry Fillmore: A Tribute to a Great Bandsman Whose Music Brings Happiness to Millions” |
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Article - “I Still Believe in the Sight Reading Contests” by H. Bachman The School Musician(May 1952)
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Article - “If I Were a Freshman” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist
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Article - “Improvement of Sight reading” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (Dec 1955)
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Article - “Ingredients for a Successful Instrumental Music Program” by H. Bachman NBA The Instrumentalist?
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Article - Instrumental Instruction “Reducing the Drop-out Rate Through Individualization of Instruction” (partial ms.) by
H. Bachman
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Article - “Is Entertainment Wrong?” by H. Bachman |
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Article - “J. Phillip Sousa Memorial Dedicated in Washington” by H. Bachman Florida Music Director (Nov 1971) |
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Article - “A Judge’s Comment Sheet for Contest and Self-Analysis” by H. Bachman Supervisor’s Service Bulletin (March-April 1933)
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Article - “It Wasn’t Funny” by H. Bachman The School Musician (Oct 1962)
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Article - “Major Ed Chenette: Eulogizing FBA’s First President” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Dec 1963) |
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Article - misc. article/lecture notes |
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Article - “The Music Competition-Festival” (1956) by H. Bachman The School Director; “The University Band Honors Col. Bachman”
(June 19580
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Article - “Music Inspections in Florida District 1” by H. Bachman The School Musician(Jan 1960)
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Article - “Music Over Miami” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Nov 19564) Bonanza for Band Series (Part 3) |
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Article - “Musical Experiences in the South Pacific” by H. Bachman Music Educators Journal (March 1946) |
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Article - “A Musical Menu” by H. Bachman Note-Worthy News (Nov 1970)
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Article - “Myths About the Origin of the Name Sousa” by H. Bachman The School Musician (May 1964)
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Article - “A New Look at … Music Competition-Festivals” by H. Bachman The Instrumentalist (June 1958)
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Article - “Observations of a Veteran Bandmaster” by H. Bachman for CBDNA Conference (1969) |
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Article - “Opportunities for Service in Band Work” by H. Bachman ms |
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Article - “A Plea for Uniformity” (Sep 1961) |
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Article - “Prominent American Band Directors” by H. Bachman |
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Article - “R. DeWit Brown, U.F. 1920-48 Band Director, Passes Away” by H. Bachman Florida Music Director (Oct 1970) |
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Article - “Rebuttal” H. Bachman The School Musician (Aug-Sep 1965)
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Article - “Roy D. Smith and the Scotch Highlanders” by H. Bachman The Music Director “The Bonanza of the Bands” (Part 2) |
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Article - “The Sarasota Story” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Dec 1964) Bonanza for Bands series (Part 4) |
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Article - “Standards and Ethics for Band and Orchestra Contests” by H. Bachman Supervisor’s Service Bulletin (Jan-Feb 1931)
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Article - “State Contest Judges’ Expectation” by H. Bachman The North Carolina Music Educator |
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Article - “Stories Awaiting Authors” by H. Bachman The School Musician(1971)? OR The Instrumentalist (1970)?
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Article - “Tales of A Traveler” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Nov 1963) |
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Article - “The Value of Sight Reading Tests as a Feature of the Contests and Competition-Festivals” from a letter to Forrest
L. McAllister 1/7/52 School Musician
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Article - “Victor Grabel: Bandmaster” by H. Bachman The Music Director (Dec 1965) |
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Article - “Victor Grabel: Bandmaster” by H. Bachman Music Journal (Jan 1966) |
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Article (Advertisement for Bachman’s Woodwind Ensemble) - “What do Musicians do for Recreation?” (1930’s) see folder “Bachman
Woodwind Ensemble” for ms.
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Article - “Why Fuss Over Dixie” by H. Bachman |
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Article - “The Young Band Director” by H. Bachman Music Journal (Dec 1969) |
Box 3 |
Article Notes - “The Case for the Marching Band” by H. Bachman
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Artifact - letterman’s “W” (Wisconsin?) |
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Awards and Certificates |
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Awards and Honors - Correspondence, Articles |
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Bachman Woodwind Ensemble |
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Bachman Woodwind Ensemble - Correspondence and Bookings (1930’s) (1 of 2 folders) |
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Bachman Woodwind Ensemble - Correspondence and Bookings (1930’s) (2 of 2 folders) |
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Band Fan of America |
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Band Shells and Buildings |
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Bass Drums - “Big Boom”, Ludwig Drums |
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“The Big Brass Band” - movie, Jesse Lasky |
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“Biggest Boom in Dixie” - textnotes, correspondence, proofs |
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“Biggest Boom in Dixie” - TV special (1969) |
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Biographical Material - Bachman |
Box 4 |
Brooks, Thomas Preston
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Brown, R. Dewitt |
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Classified Programs |
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Clemson University - High School Band Day - correspondence 1964 |
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Clemson University - programs, publicity |
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Clinics - 1930’s |
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Clinic - All County Junior and Senior HS Bands - Ft. Lauderdale Jan 30, 1959 |
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Clinic - All-West Tennessee Band Clinic, Memphis (Jan 28-29, 1966) |
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Clinic - Arizona State Band Clinic, Flagstaff (April 26-27, 1952) |
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Clinic - Ball State Teachers College 6th Annual Band Clinic (June 28-29, 1951) |
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Clinic - Lecture - Bemid; Summer Music Clinic (Aug 11-16, 1963, Aug 2-14, 1964) |
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Clinic - Brevard County Junior High School Music Clinic, Cocoa, FL (April 16-17, 1959) |
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Clinic - Buccaneer Music Festival - Corpus Christi, TX (May 7-9, 1959, April 29-May 1, 1966) |
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Clinic - Case Western Reserve Univ. - Cleveland (July 12-16, 1965) |
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Clinic - CBDNA Summer Rendezvous - Transylvania Music Camp (July 18-20, 1952) |
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Clinic - Cullowhee District All-State Band (1965) |
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Clinic - Decatur, Georgia (April 2, 1970) corr. Eric Maddox |
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Clinic - District IV Instrumental Music Clinic - Manchester High School, Georgia (January 15-16, 1960) |
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Clinic - 2nd Annual Florida All-Star High School Marching Band, U.F. (Aug 1959) |
Box 5 |
Clinic - Florida A and M University (Jan 17, 1959)
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Clinic - 11th Annual Instrumental Conductors Conference - University of Southern Mississippi (Feb 16-18, 1967) |
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Clinic - Florida Music Educators Clinic, Tampa (Jan 5-7, 1956) |
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Clinic - Florida State Clinic, Tampa (Jan 9-10, 1952) |
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Clinic - FMEA - Reading Band, Tampa (Jan 8-10, 1959) |
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Clinic - Georgia All-State Junior High School Band, Jonesboro GA - April 7-8, 1972 and 1952 |
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Clinic - Georgia Bandmasters Association, Tifton Ga (Feb 5-6, 1960) |
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Clinic - Georgia Band and Orchestra Music Festival, Valdosta (May 7-9, 1951) |
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Clinic - LSU Summer Band Camp (June 20-July 2, 1965) |
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Clinic - Marching Band - various, articles |
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Clinic - Melbourne Clinic (Jan 29-30, 1954) |
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Clinic - Mid-West Band Clinic (Dec 1967) - Million Dollar Band Reunited |
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Clinic - Mid-Western Music Camp - Lawrence, Kansas (1951) |
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Clinic - Mid-West National Band Clinic corr. Lee Paterson |
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Clinic - 22nd Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic, Chicago, Illinois (Dec 17-21, 1968) |
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Clinic - Midwinter Symposium of Bands - Florida State University, Tallahassee (Feb 12-13, 1965) |
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Clinic - Minneapolis Clinic (Aug 26-28, 1953) |
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Clinic - Minnesota Music Educators Association , Minneapolis (Oct 23-24, 1946) |
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Clinic - Mississippi State Clinic, Mississippi Southern College, (Dec 6-8, 1951) Mr. James Shannon |
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Clinic/Lecture - National Band Clinic-Lecture: “The Woodwind Quintet and Available Literature for Same” - U. of Illinois -
1935 Bachman Quintet-MDB
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Clinic - National Band Conductors Conference workshop (July 23-27, 1951) |
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Clinic - National Clinic - National School Band Association (1935) corr. A.R. McAllister |
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Clinic - Nebraska State Clinic, Lincoln (Nov 21-23, 1946) |
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Clinic - Nebraska State College at Chadron - Summer Music Week Concert (June 5, 1960) Buchman guest conducts |
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Clinic - Northern State College, North Dakota (1967) |
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Clinic - Oklahoma State Clinic, Stillwater (Dec 11-12, 1964) |
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Clinic - Pacific Music Camp, University of the Pacific (June 17-22, 1962)
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Clinic - Personal Engagements (1940) |
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Clinic - Southern Division Conference - Tulsa, OK (1947) |
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Clinic - State Clinic Carleton Mason (Jan 7-9, 1954) |
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Clinic - State Georgia Band Clinic (Feb 4, 1956, Feb 20-21, 1958) |
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Clinic - Texas Bandmaster’s Association , Marching Band Clinic - San Antonio TX (July 28-31, 1968) |
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Clinic - University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa, AL (March 23-24, 1954) |
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Clinic - University of Colorado Summer Music Camp - Boulder (Aug 8-21, 1966) |
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Clinic - University of Idaho Summer School Band (1946) |
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Clinic - University of Idaho Summer School Band - Moscow (1961) |
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Clinic - University of Maine Summer Band Institute (June 16-July 3, 1964) |
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Clinic - University of Miami Summer band Camp - Coral Gables, FL (1962-70) |
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Clinic - University of South Florida Summer Clinic (1964) |
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Clinic - University of Southern Mississippi - Hattiesburg (July 27-Aug 2, 1969) |
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Clinic - Virginia All-State Band Eastern District - South Norfolk, VA (Feb 8-10, 1951) |
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Clinic - Virginia All-State Band (Feb 6-8, 1953) |
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Clinic - Virginia All-State Band - Petersburg (March 27, 1958) |
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Clinic - Western State College Summer Music Camp - Gunnison, CO (Aug 8-22, 1959) |
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Clinic - West Virginia All-State Band - Charleston (April 9-11, 1970) |
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Clinic - Wichita, Kansas (Aug 22-24, 1963) |
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Clinic - Wisconsin Spectacle of Music - South Milwaukee (July 26, 1947) |
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Clinic - Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire (June 14-25, 1965) |
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Clinic - Wisconsin State University - La Crosse, WS (July 23-25, 1969) |
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Clinic Material - handouts, brochures |
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Clippings (1957-59) |
Box 7 |
Clippings (1960-62)
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Clippings (1963-64) |
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Cole, Brown Greaton - articles, correspondence about |
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Conducting - notes, lesson plans, stories, exams |
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Conducting - student conductors, sight reading pieces |
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Conference - CBDNA - Tallahassee, FL (Jan 18-19, 1952) |
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Conference - CBDNA Convention - Ann Arbor, MI (Feb 9-11, 1967) |
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Conference - CBDNA Convention - Austin, TX (Jan 27-30, 1971) |
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Conference - MENC Conference - Chicago, IL (March 20, 1962) |
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Convention - ABA Annual Convention - Washington, D.C. (1932) |
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Convention - ABA - University of Illinois (1938) |
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Convention - ABA 15th Annual Convention - Charlotte, NC (March, 1949) |
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Convention - ABA 18th Annual Convention - Columbus, OH (March, 1952) |
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Convention - ABA - Universities of Florida and Miami (1953) |
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Convention - ABA National Convention - West Point (1954) |
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Convention - ABA - Elkhart, Indiana (1955March 5-8, 1955) |
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Convention - ABA 23rd Annual Convention - Pittsburgh, PA (March, 1957) |
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Convention - ABA Convention - University of Illinois (1958)
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Convention - ABA (1959) - University of Miami (March 4-7, 1959) - correspondence Glenn Cliff Bainum |
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Convention - ABA - Madison, Wisconsin (1960) |
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Convention - ABA Convention - correspondence –Lynn Sams, Glenn Cliff Bainum, Paul Yoder (1964) |
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Convention - ABA Convention (1964) - San Antonio (March 4-7, 1964) |
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Convention - ABA Convention (1965) - correspondence (1964-65) Chester Whiting, Glenn Cliff Bainum |
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Convention - ABA Convention - Washington, D.C. (March 3-6, 1965) |
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Convention - ABA Convention (1966) - Northwestern University (March 9-12, 1966) (Bachman and Million Dollar Band Dedication) |
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Convention - ABA 33rd Annual - University of Miami (March 1-6, 1967) |
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Convention - ABA Convention (1968) - Long Beach, CA (March 6-9, 1968) |
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Convention - ABA - Elkhart, Indiana (March 5-8, 1969) |
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Convention - American Legion Contests - suggestions for change in rules |
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Convention - American Legion (1947) - New York City, NY |
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Convention - American Legion National Convention (1955) - Miami (Oct 10-13, 1955) |
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Convention - American Legion Convention - Minneapolis (1959) - correspondence James Condon |
Box 9 |
Convention - American Legion - Miami, FL (1960)
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Convention - American Legion (1962) - rules for competition |
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Convention - American Legion - Miami, FL (Sep 6-8, 1963) |
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Convention - American Legion (1965) - Portland, OR (Aug 20-25, 1965) |
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Convention - American Legion National Convention (1966) - Washington, D.C. (Aug 26-28, 1966) |
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Convention - American Legion Convention (50th Anniversary) - Minneapolis (1969) |
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Convention - American School Band Directors’ Association (ASBDA) (1959) |
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Convention - American School Band Directors’ Association (ASBDA) (1964) - correspondence |
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Convention - College Band Directors’ National Association - Chicago, IL (Dec 18-19, 1951) |
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Convention - 7th Annual Conference on Music Education - Boston University (1966) |
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Convention - MENC (1956) |
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Convention - MENC - St. Louis (1956) |
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Convention - MENC Convention (Southern Conference) - Miami, FL (April 26-30, 1957) |
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Convention - MENC Conference - Seattle, WA (March 15, 1968) |
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Convention - North Central Division MENC - Fargo, ND (April, 1969) |
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Convention - Northwest Music Educators Conference (MENC Div.) - Eugene, OR (April 13-16, 1955) |
Box 10 |
Convention - Correspondence - ABA Convention (1953)
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Correspondence - American Legion Head Quarters |
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Correspondence - Myron Bachman |
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Correspondence - Glenn Cliff Bainum |
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Correspondence - Band and Music History - points of interest, organizations and personalities |
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Correspondence - Band Guild of America |
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Correspondence - Bardwell, T.C. |
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Correspondence - Louis Bartosh (former clarinetist in Bachman’s Million Dollar Band) |
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Correspondence - Bartosh, Otto |
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Correspondence - Paul E. Bierley |
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Correspondence - Boise, Spencer - 116th Engineers |
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Correspondence - Boosey and Hawkes, Publishing |
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Correspondence - Bridges, Gleen D. - Leonard Smith, Detroit Bands |
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Correspondence - Carl Busch |
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Correspondence - Charles Carter |
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Correspondence - William “Bill” E. Cox |
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Correspondence - Glenn Dando - research for lecture: “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” |
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Correspondence - Homer E. Dixon |
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Correspondence - Bill Euren, H.R. Albrecht, Robert Godwin, Governor Willam Guy - North Dakota State University |
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Correspondence - financing trips (1960’s) |
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Correspondence - Carl Fischer |
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Correspondence - Florida House of Representatives (MacKay, Turlington, Andrews) - re: bill HB1498 |
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Correspondence - Robert E. Foster - University of Kansas |
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Correspondence - O. Harry Frederickson (1932) |
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Correspondence - with (former) Gator Band Students and addresses (Dec, 1969) |
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Correspondence - Gizundman, Claire |
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Correspondence –Victor Grabel |
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Correspondence - Graham, Oliver R. |
Box 11 |
Correspondence - James Harder - Lenoir High School, NC
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Correspondence - Roy Harris |
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Correspondence - Harry High - research for lecture: “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” |
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Correspondence - Lars Kornby –Sweden (1971) |
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Correspondence - Kraushaar, Otto J. - Miami High School |
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Correspondence - Mr. A.D. Lekvold and Miami University - Oxford, OH Guest conducting - Miami University |
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Correspondence - Hal Lidstrom (see also: ASBDA - 1964 convention) |
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Correspondence - General Hunter Liggett |
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Correspondence - mear, Eddie Lt. Col. (Army Bands) |
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Correspondence - Arthur Munday |
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Correspondence - The Music Director, Charles Limpus, Orlando |
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Correspondence - The Music Director, Inez Smith, etc. |
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Correspondence - Melbern W. Nixon - Kansas State Teachers College - Band Day (1968) |
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Correspondence - Acton Ostling |
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Correspondence - Personal Engagements, assorted |
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Correspondence - Personal, misc. (1930’s and early 1940’s) |
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Correspondence - Arthur Pryor |
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Correspondence - Nolbert Hunt Quayle |
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Correspondence - Reed, Alfred (Disney, Hanson Pub.) |
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Correspondence - Resta, Francis (West Point Band) |
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Correspondence - William Revelli - University of Michigan Bands |
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Correspondence - Emil Rinkendorf - Descriptive March “Across the Rockies” |
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Correspondence - Lynn Sams - see also ABA |
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Correspondence - William Santleman - ABA |
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Correspondence - Phil Schuyler |
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Correspondence - Carl Sherwood, member116 Eng. band |
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Correspondence - Frank Simon |
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Correspondence - Meredith Wilson |
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Correspondence - Wise, Arthur |
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Correspondence - West Virginia University, WV Bandmasters |
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Correspondence - Al Wright |
Box 12 |
Correspondence from important musicians about the article “Bachman’s Million Dollar Band in the Era of the Traveling Concert
Bands”
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Curriculum - Music Education, Graduate Studies |
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Dade County Workshop (June-July 1950) |
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“Dakota” - lyrics, correspondence |
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Dakota Days - “The One and Only Genuine Family Band” - Disney (1968) |
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Disneyland - correspondence, contests |
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Disneyland Marching Band Contest (1966-68) |
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Disneyland Marching Band Contest - Jim Christensen, press release for “New Disney World” |
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Disneyland Holiday Marching Band Contest - correspondence (judging) |
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“Dixie” - song, controversy |
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Dyrenforth, Lucien Y. |
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Educational Music Bureau - Chicago, IL - “Bachman’s Band Repertoire Class” brochures (1929-30) |
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116th Engineers - Reunion, Veteran Rosters - Portland, OR (Aug 1967) |
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116th Engineers Band - Roster and misc. - correspondence from former members |
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Evaluation - Baker County Schools (April 6-8, 1970) |
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Evaluation - Dallas Independent School District Instrumental Music Department |
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Evaluation - Dallas Junior High Schools - Texas (April 29-March 4, 1963) |
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Evaluation - Eugene J. Butler high School - Jacksonville (Oct 26-29, 1969) |
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Evaluation - Gainesville High School |
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Evaluation - Key West High School (Oct 25-28, 1959) |
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Evaluation - Largo High School (Nov 17-20, 1958) |
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Evaluation - McArthur High School - West Hollywood, FL (Jan, 1961) |
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Evaluation - Nassau County High School (Oct 15-17, 1969) |
Box 13 |
Evaluation - New Stanton High School - Jacksonville (Oct 18-21, 1970)
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Evaluation - Williston High School |
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Festival - Troy State College Band Festival - Alabama (April 7-8, 1960) |
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Festival - CBDNA Contest - High School Bands |
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Festival - District 1 Contest (March 27-31 - April 1, 1950) |
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Festival - District 1 Band Contest (March 17-20, 1959) |
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Festival - District 1 Contest - Key West (March 29-30, 1963) |
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Festival - District 7 - Lakeland (Feb 22, 1964) |
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Festival - District 8 - Lake Worth (March 16-20, 1964) |
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Festival - District 4 FBA - Junior High School Contest - Jacksonville (March 27, 1965) |
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Festival - FBA District 10 (March 18-19, 1966) |
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Festival - Fletcher High School - Jacksonville Beach (Nov 22, 1969) |
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Festival - District Contest - P.K. Younge High School, Sight Reading (March 20-21, 1970) |
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Festival - District 5 - Jacksonville, FL (April 1951, March 1950) |
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Festival - District 5 - Jacksonville (March 22, 1958), Lake City (March 11, 1958) |
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Festival - District 6 - Program (March 31-April 1, 1950) |
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Festival - FBA District 6 Marching Festival - Orlando, Florida (Nov 21, 1970) |
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Festival - District 8 - West Palm Beach (March 1966-67) |
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Festival - 2nd District Georgia Bandmaster’s Association - Blakely, Georgia (Feb 24, 1961) |
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Festival - District 2 Band Contest - Albany, Georgia (March 12, 19650 |
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Festival - District Contest - Dekalb Junior College - Atlanta, Georgia (Feb 27-28, 1970) |
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Festival - 1st District Festival, Georgia (Feb 23-24, 1966) |
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Festival - Georgia Music Educators Association , 4th District Band Fest (1968) |
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Festival - Indiana State Fair High School Band Contest - Indianapolis (Aug 27, 1969) |
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Festival - Iowa High School Music Association - State Marching Band Contests (1941-42) |
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Festival - Mississippi State Contest (April 5-10, 1964-65, April 4-9, 1966) |
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Festival - North Carolina State Contest - Greensboro, North Carolina (April 21-22, 1953) |
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Festival - North Carolina State Contest - (April 17-20, 1956, April 10-14, 1960) |
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Festival - All-Ohio Intercollegiate Band Festival - Oberlin (1934); letter from Arthur Williams (1965) |
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Festival - Columbiana County Music Festival - Ohio (1968-71) |
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Festival - Oklahoma Tri-State - Enid, Oklahoma (1964) (1954-1969) |
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Festival - South Carolina High School Music Festival (Feb 1-2, 1952) |
Box 14 |
Festival - Piedmont Interstate Fair Band Contest - Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC (Oct 14, 1958)
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Festival - South Carolina State Fair Marching Contest - Columbia (Oct 24, 1958) |
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Festival - South Carolina State Contest - Columbia (Oct 31, 1964, Oct 25, 1969) |
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Festival - Brownsville Texas Festival of Music (April 28-30, 1955) |
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Festival - District Band Festival - Conroe, Texas (Feb 28-March 1, 19580 |
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Festival - Virginia District Contest - Norfolk (March 22-23, 1957) |
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Festival - Virginia Beach Music Festival (1967) |
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Festival - Virginia Beach Festival (1970) |
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Festival - Bluefield Area State Band Festival - West Virginia (May 6-8, 1965) |
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Flag - U.S. - etiquette, emblems, history |
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Flag - University of Florida - contest, design, correspondence |
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Filmore, Henry |
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Henry Fillmore - material for Bachman’s biographical sketch in Music Journal (Dec 1968, Jan 1969) |
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“The Florida Bandmaster” bulletin of the Florida Bandmaster’s Association |
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Florida State Sight Reading Contest - correspondence, program (1951) |
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Florida State University - marching contests - Manley Whitcomb |
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Gardner, Birley (1940) |
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Gator Band Awards Party/Banquet |
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Gator Band - handbook, brochure |
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Gator Band - student manager - Stalnaker (1954-55) |
Box 15 |
Gator Bowl - 25th Anniversary, U.F. vs. Tennessee (1969)
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Gator Bowl - Auburn vs. University of Mississippi (1971) |
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Geneologoy - Harold Bachman - Cole Family |
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Glenn Bainum Band - Chicago, IL |
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Governor’s Inauguration - Tallahassee, FL (Jan 5, 1965) |
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Grabel, Victor - material for Biographical Sketch in Music Journal (Jan, 1966) |
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Grabel, Victor, Tribute - correspondence with band directors associated with Grabel |
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Guest Conducting - Albany High School, Georgia (April 25, 1958) |
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Guest Conducting - Arkansas Tech Band Camp (Aug 4-8, 1970) |
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Guest Conducting - Auburndale High School (March 23, 1964) |
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Guest Conducting - Brandon High School (May 13-15, 1959) |
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Guest Conducting - Cairo School Bands - Georgia (May 20, 1965) |
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Guest Conducting - DeLand High School Band, P.K. Younge (Dec 5, 1951) |
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Guest Conducting - Fillmore, Concert - Lake Wales, FL (1949) correspondence Otto Kraushaar |
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Guest Conducting - Gator Summer Band - Stephen Foster Memorial at White Springs (June 28, 1969) |
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Guest Conducting - Haines City (April 26, 1954) |
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Guest Conducting - Haines City High School Band (March 1, 1959) |
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Guest Conducting - Interlochen Music Camp, MI (July 16-18, 1964) |
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Guest Conducting - Andrew Jackson Senior High (May 18-19, 1950) |
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Guest Conducting - Lake Wales High School (1967) |
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Guest Conducting - Lee High School - Jacksonville (Dec 12, 1952) |
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Guest Conducting - Long Beach Band - Charley Payne |
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Guest Conducting - Louisiana All-State Band (1963) |
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Guest Conducting - Louisiana Polytechnic Institute (June-July 1967) |
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Guest Conducting - Madison, Georgia (1959) |
Box 16 |
Guest Conducting - McAllen Senior High - McAllen, TX (1968-71)
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Guest Conducting - Memorial Concert for Gerald Hazzard (Bachman’s former student) - Moultrie, GA (April 14, 1959) |
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Guest Conducting - Moorhead, MN - Nels Vogel , Doc Severinsen - University of Iowa - Symphonic Band (Feb 1964) |
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Guest Conducting - National Band Conductors Conference Workshop - University of Michigan (July 23-27, 1951) correspondence
William Revelli
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Guest Conducting - Northwest North Carolina Band Clinic (1967) programs (1965-67) |
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Guest Conducting - Oak Ridge Senior High School Band - Orlando, FL (May 14, 1965) |
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Guest Conducting - Ocala High School (April 18, 1950) |
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Guest Conducting - Ocala High School (1968) |
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Guest Conducting - Panorama of Music - Tampa, FL (May 21-22, 1959) |
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Guest Conducting - Purdue University Symphony Band - Al Wright |
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Guest Conducting - Sarasota Concert Band (Feb 21, 1971) |
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Guest Conducting - Sebring, FL (March 23, 1952) |
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Guest Conducting - Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches (March 25, 1966) |
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Guest Conducting/Lecture - University of Arkansas (July 1966) |
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Guest Conducting - University of Minnesota (May 20, 1960); correspondence (1930’s) |
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Guest Conducting - Winter Haven High School (April 16, May 24-25, 1959) |
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Guest Conducting - Williston High School Band - FL (April 15, 1965) |
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Guest Conducting - Winter Park High School (April 22, 1970) |
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Albert Austin Harding - correspondence with Bachman, articles, Illinois band |
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Institute for Studies in American Music - Archie Jones, University of Missouri |
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Instrumental Method |
Box 17 |
Interlochen - brochures, correspondence - Interlochen, MI
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International Music Camp - Peace Garden |
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Interview - of H. Bachman by Lamar McCarrell (Nov 25, 1969) |
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Lecture - “The Biggest Boom in Dixie” (15-minute program about the University of Florida Band - book promo) papers related
to Bachman’s book and lecture tour
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Lecture - “Cairo Band Lecture - Testimonial for Billy Verran” |
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Lecture - “Growing with Music - The Band” by H. Bachman |
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Lecture (misc. and notes) - H. Bachman |
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Lecture - “Okeechobee High School Band Banquet” (Jan 26, 1956) |
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Lecture - ORC - Troup info and learning |
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Lecture - Program Building for Bands - research |
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Lecture - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” finished copy (May 7, 1962) |
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Lecture –“The Role of Band Music in American Culture” (short version) by H. Bachman (notes) |
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Lecture - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” - correspondence |
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Lecture - “The Styling of Standard Marches” - as revised for Oklahoma Clinic |
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Lecture Notes - Band Banquet (U.F.)/ Iowa Bandmasters Association/American Bandmasters Association Elephant Banquet |
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Lecture Notes - Marches |
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Lecture Notes - on marching bands and music |
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Lecture Notes - notes on early lectures and articles (1930-40’s) |
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Lecture Notes - on old lectures and lessons |
Box 18 |
Lecture Notes - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” - articles and programs
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Lecture Notes - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” correspondence |
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Lecture Notes - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” - misc. |
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Lecture Notes - “The Role of Band Music in American Culture”- inquiries about |
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Lecture Notes - John Philip Sousa Marches |
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Lecture Notes - untitled, stories |
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Letter to the members of the Golden Anniversary High School Band by H. Bachman (April 2, 1965) |
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Marches - Henry Fillmore |
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Military Bands - Army and Navy - Bachman |
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Military Records - H.B. Bachman - WW2 (special services) |
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Million Dollar Band - 1 |
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Million Dollar Band - 2 |
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Million Dollar Band - articles |
Box 19 |
Million Dollar Band - book notes (chapter 3)
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Million Dollar Band - Century of Progress Exposition - Chicago, IL (1939) |
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Million Dollar Band - concerts and scheduling (1938-39) |
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Million Dollar Band - correspondence and comments - World’s Fair, Chicago (1934) |
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Million Dollar Band - correspondence and orders for “The Million Dollar Band” Book |
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Million Dollar Band - concerts and scheduling - Chicago, IL (1941) |
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Million Dollar Band - correspondence with former members and families (1950’s) |
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Million Dollar Band - correspondence with former members and families (196’s) |
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Million Dollar Band - file on special broadcasting programs |
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Million Dollar Band - Florida Tours - 1920’s/misc. - Chautauqua Circuit |
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Million Dollar Band - newspaper clippings |
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Million Dollar Band - programs |
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Million Dollar Band Book - requests for permission to reprint items |
Box 20 |
Miscellaneous - Arkansas - various correspondence, schools
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Miscellaneous - C |
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Miscellaneous - D |
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Miscellaneous - H |
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Miscellaneous - J |
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Miscellaneous - L |
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Miscellaneous - M-Mac or Mc |
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Miscellaneous - N |
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Miscellaneous - P |
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Miscellaneous - R |
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Moore, James E. - dissertation, correspondence |
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Music Committee Report - Edgewood Jr. High/Merritt Island High School (1966) |
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Music Publishing Companies - catalogs, correspondence |
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“National Volunteers March” - dedicated to Lt. H. Bachman - Dr. H. S. Monger (1940) |
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North Dakota State University (aka North Dakota Agricultural College) - correspondence w/ Fred Hlutz, H.R. Albrencht, Boletha
Frojen
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North Dakota State Commencement - Class of 1916 (May 28, 1966) - Honorary Doctor of Music (1966) |
Box 21 |
North Dakota State University
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North Dakota State University - Alumni - Boletha Frojen letter |
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North Dakota State University - Alumni Reunion - Orlando, Florida (Feb 4, 1970), Fargo, North Dakota (May 28-29) |
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Notes - program building, high schools, Gator band |
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The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band - Disney - promotion |
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Orange Bowl (1968) |
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Organization - ABA Newsletters |
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Organization - The Allentown Band Albertus Meyers, conductor - research for lecture: “The Role of Band Music in American Culture” |
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Organization - Alpha Phi Omega, Tau Chapter |
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Organization - American Legion Band - H. Bachman, conductor - National Champions (1941) Musicians Post No. 662 |
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Organization - American Legion - Veterans Bureau - War Records |
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Organization - Army-Navy-Air Force Band Association |
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Organization - Bach Vincent Corporation |
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Organization - (DMDB) Bill Bell Memorial Foundation corr. Harvey Phillips (a former member of Bachman’s Million Dollar Band) |
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Organization - Chicago Federation of Musicians |
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Organization - First Chair of America |
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Organization - Florida Bandmasters Association (FBA) - State contest (May, 1960) |
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Organization - International Committee for Standardization of Instrumental Music (Raymod Dvorak) |
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Organization - Iowa Bandmasters Association |
Box 22 |
Organization - Kappa Kappa Psi - Distinguished Service Medal - Lecture “Role of Band Music...” (1965) - correspondence
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Organization - Kappa Kappa Psi Fraternity - Faculty Sponsor Alpha Eta Chapter - U. of F., Epsilon Theta Honorary Member |
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Organization - Kjos Music Company |
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Organization - Last Man’s Club - Veterans of WW2 |
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Organization - MENC Southern Division - corr. Earl Beach, Henry Fillmore |
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Organization - Mills Music, Inc. |
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Organization - Modern Music Masters |
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Organization - Music Publishers Holding Corp. |
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Organization - National Band Association - Academy of Woodwind Percussion Artists Award |
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Organization - National Interscholastic Music Activities Commission - Al Wright |
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Organization - NIMAC - Committee on Sight Reading |
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Organization - J.W. Pepper, Inc. - Ronald Rowe - John Butcher |
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Organization - Phi Beta Mu - National School Bandmaster’s Fraternity |
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Organization - Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia |
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Organization - Reserve Officers Association of the United States - John T. Carlton, Executive Director |
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Organization - Sarasota Concert Band (1962-69) |
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Organization - 740th M.P. Battalion Band, Chicago (June 13, 1965) Jack Golly Orchestra0 |
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Organization - Sousa Band Fraternity |
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Organization - Veterans of Foreign Wars |
Box 23 |
Patriotic Music (1940’s) Battle Hymn of the Republic (new), correspondence, sheet music
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Programs |
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Programs (1960-70’s) |
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Programs (1969-1972) |
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Programs (1970-71) |
Box 24 |
Programs - American Bandmaster’s Association
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Programs - Assorted |
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Programs - Clinics, Concerts (1930-1940) |
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Programs - posters |
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Programs - Various contest programs from the 1920-40’s - judged by Bachman |
Box 25 |
Ratcliff, Charles L. “A Plan for the Development of High School bands and Orchestras through Integration of Vocal and Instrumental
Music in the Lower Elementary Grades.” (1940)
|
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Reitz, J. Wayne - Inauguration (1956) |
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Repertoire and misc. Programs |
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Revelli, William D. - University of Michigan |
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Salvation Army International Staff Band |
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Scrapbook, Million Dollar Band - “Publicity Book Bachman’s Band - Chicago Appearances (Summer, 1937) |
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Sevrensin, Doc (1964) |
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Sidney Lanier High School - Montgomery, Alabama |
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Smith-Yoder-Bachman Band Method - correspondence with Claude B. Smith and Paul Yoder concerning a new SYB method series |
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Smith-Yoder-Bachman Ensemble Band Method - “Roy Miller Fingering Charts” |
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Sousa, John Phillip - articles, notes |
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Special Services - WW2 correspondence John Jamieson - Musical Experiences in the South Pacific |
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Stories - misc. Matter and after-dinner talks Paul Yoder, A.A. Beacher, Banium, bands |
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Stories - Reminiscences of an Old Band Man |
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Stories - use in lectures, speeches |
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Theta Chi Fraternity |
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Tournament of bands - Ontario, Canada (1967) |
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Uniforms - (1940-50’s) |
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U.S. Air Force Bands - Howard/Gabriel |
Box 26 |
U.S. Marine Band - correspondence “Stars and Stripes”
|
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U.S. Navy Band - correspondence, literature |
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University of Chicago - “Cecil Smith Controversy 1939” |
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University of Chicago - important papers (1933-40) |
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University of Chicago - memo, in defense of the band by H. Bachman (1939) |
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University of Chicago - WW2, programs |
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University of Chicago Band - Harold Bachman, Director |
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University of Chicago Band - memos, defense of the university bands |
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University of Florida - Dept. of Music letter of resignation/donation of Music Library (April 29, 1958) |
|
University of Florida - misc. |
|
University of Florida - University Curriculum Committee |
|
University of South Carolina |
|
University of South Carolina - programs, band information |
|
University of Southern Mississippi - Southern Instrumental Conductors Conference, correspondence |
|
University of Texas-El Paso - misc., High School Band Night |
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Vandercook College of Music - correspondence, Alumni information |
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Vandercook School of Music |
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Wright, Al - Purdue University |
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WRUF - telecast of “Salute” (1971-UF) |
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Wurlitzer Company |
