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Total Results 7Haupt (Irene) Photographs of June in Buffalo, 2000- (Mus. Arc. 99)
Contains 351 photographs and 1,718 digital images of musicians who participated in the June in Buffalo Festival at the University at Buffalo from 2000 to the present. This collection combines previously separate collections numbered Mus. Arc. 18, Mus. Arc. 21, Mus. Arc. 25, Mus. Arc. 27, Mus. Arc. 29, Mus. Arc. 38, Mus. Arc. 39, Mus. Arc. 50, Mus. Arc. 55, Mus. Arc. 56, Mus. Arc. 60, Mus. Arc. 66, Mus. Arc. 67, and Mus. Arc. 74.)
Haupt (Irene) Photographs of Musicians in Buffalo, circa 1978-1999 (Mus. Arc. 17)
Contains 193 photographs of contemporary composers and performers who have participated in musical events at the University at Buffalo.
Henri Pousseur in Buffalo, 1966-1968
Summary of exhibit held in the State University of New York at Buffalo Music Library October 2017 - January 2018. This exhibit, curated by Associate Librarian Dr. John Bewley, contains documents related to composer Henri Pousseur's tenure at the University at Buffalo first as the Slee Professor of Music (1966-1967) and then as a member of the Music Department faculty. The documents in the exhibit include concert programs, photographs, newspaper reviews, and manuscripts and typescripts created by Pousseur. Much of the content is related to the March 17, 1968 performance of the concert version of Pousseur's opera, Votre Faust. The exhibit was mounted to supplement a concert featuring Pousseur's music funded by the Muriel Wolf and Albert Steger endowment.
Hiller (Lejaren) Collection of Audio Tape Recordings (Mus. Arc. 5.2)
The collection contains Lejaren Hiller's personal collections of 290 reel to reel tapes pertaining to his compositional output. It includes recordings of live performances of works as well as recordings of some of the electronic source materials used in other compositions.
Hiller (Lejaren) Collection of Compositional Flow charts, circa 1968-1987 (Mus. Arc. 5.3)
Flow charts created for computer music composition by Lejaren Hiller and included as figures and illustrations in his published articles about the processes used in writing computer music, including his works, HPSCHD, Algorithms I and Algorithms III. The collection also contains unidentified flow charts and diagrams, as well as negatives of other charts created by Hiller.
Hiller (Lejaren) Collection of Scores (Mus. Arc. 5.4)
Collection of Hiller's scores and parts. Many in computer-notated versions.
Hiller (Lejaren) Papers (Mus. Arc. 5.1)
Correspondence, articles, program notes, lectures, etc.