Box 19

3rd percussion part

2 photocopies in the hand of John Kirkpatrick

Includes ms. in the hand of Walter Eckard, photocopy of the 1920 Novello ed., and ms. notes in Ray Green's hand

Photocopy of 1923 holograph

Ms. photocopy in the hand of John Kirkpatrick

Includes the 1943 New Music edition with ms. corrections and notations, 1st and 2nd proofs of the AME ed., a photocopy of the 1925 Curwen ed., and a ms. comparison in pencil of the meters in the 2 eds.

Incomplete (3 leaves) printed on diazo paper (reverse image)

Includes holograph (photocopy), ms. in the hand of Ray Green, and printer's proof

Proof

Proof

Manuscript scores, business records, and correspondence that reflects AME’s repertoire of new American music by Green, Carl Ruggles, Halsey Stevens, and others, as well as the interactions Green had with many key figures in twentieth-century music, including John Cage, Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, Virgil Thomson, and many others.

Parts for violin 1, violin 2, viola, and violoncello

Manuscript scores, business records, and correspondence that reflects AME’s repertoire of new American music by Green, Carl Ruggles, Halsey Stevens, and others, as well as the interactions Green had with many key figures in twentieth-century music, including John Cage, Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, Virgil Thomson, and many others.

Manuscript scores, business records, and correspondence that reflects AME’s repertoire of new American music by Green, Carl Ruggles, Halsey Stevens, and others, as well as the interactions Green had with many key figures in twentieth-century music, including John Cage, Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, Virgil Thomson, and many others.

Manuscript scores, business records, and correspondence that reflects AME’s repertoire of new American music by Green, Carl Ruggles, Halsey Stevens, and others, as well as the interactions Green had with many key figures in twentieth-century music, including John Cage, Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, Virgil Thomson, and many others.

Holograph pencil score (1 leaf)

Photocopy

Proof

Proofs

Manuscript scores, business records, and correspondence that reflects AME’s repertoire of new American music by Green, Carl Ruggles, Halsey Stevens, and others, as well as the interactions Green had with many key figures in twentieth-century music, including John Cage, Henry Cowell, Charles Ives, Gunther Schuller, William Grant Still, Virgil Thomson, and many others.