Kathleen Ferrier
Charles Munch
The Cenotaph, typed manuscript, circa 1919
Erica Morini
Frederick Stock
Eugene Ormandy
Sir Malcolm Sargent
Rudolf Serkin
Jan Williams, percussionist playing marimba, four mallets
Morton Feldman, composer examining rug
Creative Associates (State University of New York at Buffalo), Fall 1977
New Percussion Quartet performing John Bergamo's Interactions for Vibe and Percussion Ensemble at old Baird Hall for 2nd Festival of the Arts
Edison at the Pan-American Exposition - Fig.1
"Kellogg Telephone and Switchboard Exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition" Fig. 3. Power Equipment in Basement
Troops at the train station as McKinley's funeral train prepares to leave Buffalo
Fritz Reiner
Unidentified man on stage of Slee Hall
Anthony De Mare, pianist
Leo Smit, composer playing piano, profile
David Tudor, composer at console
Colin Bright, composer seated, playing didgeridoo
Leo Smit, composer at piano, playing Rachmaninoff
Byron Janis
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Fabien Sevitsky
Leopold Stokowski
Petr Kotík, flutist with Eberhard Blum and Jay Hersher
Kurt Adler
Frina Boldt
Thor Johnson
Arthur Fiedler
Leo Smit (left) with Igor Stravinsky
New Percussion Quartet performing Michael Colgrass' Inventions on a Motive at old Baird Hall for 2nd Festival of the Arts, Melvin Strauss conducting
Nora Post, oboist rehearsing with other musicians (contact sheet)
Karl Bohm
Pierre Monteux
Paul Paray
Moura Lympany
Spring 1915, autograph manuscript signed, May 23, 1915
John Newell, composer conducting Creative Associates
Walter Gieseking
Lily Pons
Thomas L. Thomas
Teresa Stich-Randall with dog
Robert Whitney
Mack Harrell
Renée Levine, administrator with Carol Plantamura, Sylvia Dimiziani, and Diane Williams
Renée Levine, administrator with Carol Plantamura, Sylvia Dimiziani, and Diane Williams
Jeanette Macdonald
Bernhard Frank Reads Selected Chapters from John in the Wilderness part 1, circa 2006
Frederick Jagel
Lily Pons
Walter Gieseking
Mischa Levitzki
Anne Graff, vocalist performing with Creative Associates
Anne Graff, vocalist performing with Creative Associates
Charles Wuorinen
George Crumb, composer with competition winners
Charles Wuorinen, composer, close-up
Talking Drums (Bill Ruyle, Kory Grossman, Michael Pugliese)
"Kellogg Telephone and Switchboard Exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition" Fig. 2. Branch Booth
Unidentified male (employee of Lyric Theater of Chicago?)
Arena di Verona
Old city, Geneva
Arena di Verona
Elly Ney
Untitled digital print from |NYU Collage| series
Moorland Night, typed manuscript, undated
The Cenotaph in The Westminster Gazette (facsimile of 1919 clipping), 1919
Percy Grainger
Unidentified person
Antal Dorati
Frederic Rzewski, composer with Stephen Manes, Ralph Jones, and Benjamin Hudson onstage
Margot Fonteyn as The Ballerina in Petrouchka, with Peter Clegg as The Moor, and Alexander Grant as Petrouchka
Otto Luening, composer
Receipt from General Cemetery Co. for Frederick Mew's burial, September 13, 1898
A Quoi Bon Dire?, typed manuscript, undated
Gwendolin Warren Sims, vocalist performing with Barbara Conrad and Laurence Bogue
Gwendolin Warren Sims, vocalist performing with Barbara Conrad and Laurence Bogue
Fritz Busch
Leo Smit (center) with Igor Stravinsky
Arthur Fiedler
Yehudi Menuhin
Jean Sibelius
Steve Reich, composer with percussionists
Gina Bachauer
Steve Reich, composer
Solemn procession from the train station to the Stark County Court House
Vivian Della Chiesa
David Oistrakh
Dorothy Maynor
Isaac Stern
Pauline Oliveros, composer playing accordion
Leopold Stokowski
José Iturbi
Maria Teresa Garatti
Jessye Norman
Eugenio Fernandi as Pinkerton
Miles Anderson, trombonist
Poul Ruders, composer with Jan Williams
