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Guide To The Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Collection, Columbia College Chicago Jan 2023

Guide To The Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Collection, Columbia College Chicago

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Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson was a composer, conductor, and pianist who composed classical, jazz, and popular music containing elements of spirituals, folk music, and blues. He was founding member and associate conductor of the Symphony for the New World, and had a long career as a composer includes activities in classical music, jazz, and film and television. The collection consists of scores, a scrapbook, programs, and publicity about his career from 1949 to 2004.


Guide To The Paul Freeman Collection, Columbia College Chicago Jan 2020

Guide To The Paul Freeman Collection, Columbia College Chicago

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Paul Freeman was a conductor, composer, and founder of the Chicago Sinfonietta. The collection contains conductor scores, recordings, and other materials related to his conducting performances with the Chicago Sinfonietta and other orchestras.


Guide To The Robert A. Harris Collection, Columbia College Chicago Jan 2020

Guide To The Robert A. Harris Collection, Columbia College Chicago

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Robert Allen Harris is a composer, conductor of choral music, and choir clinician. The collection reflects his work as a choir director and professor as well as his published and unpublished compositions, primarily of choral music, recordings, and works from other composers are also present.


Guide To The Jean Stor Collection, Columbia College Chicago Jan 2020

Guide To The Jean Stor Collection, Columbia College Chicago

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Jean Stor was the pseudonym of William Astor Morgan, a composer, choral conductor, and playwright, who worked mainly in New York City. The collection contains manuscripts and scores for a number of symphonies, tone poems, concertos and other classical works, along with choral works, spiritual arrangements, art songs, popular songs, and theatrical numbers as well as several play scripts, short stories, and photographs.