Lynn L. Sams Papers
A Finding Aid
Original inventory by SCPA staff and Laura Drake, 1991-1993
Finding Aid prepared by Bradley Mariska, 5 May 2003
American Bandmasters Association Research Center
Special Collections in Performing Arts
Performing Arts Library, University of Maryland—College Park
Table of Contents
Introduction………………………………… 3
Biography/Life Chronology………………. 3
Scope and Content Note…………………….4
Series Arrangement………………………… 5
Box Inventory……………………………….7
Appendix…………………………………..48
Lynn Sams Portrait Collection…….48
Introduction
The Lynn L. Sams papers were in the care of Charles Payne until given to the ABA Research Center at the University of Maryland in 1991. The majority of the collection can be found in SCPA Collections Room, Aisles C and D. Parts of the collection are also found in the SCPA Workroom Oversize Storage and Paged Collections; these exceptions are noted in the inventory below.
The Lynn Sams Portrait Collection [Appendix] was originally deposited by Sams at the University of Michigan. Sams withdrew the collection on 16 May 1983, at which time it was transferred to the University of Maryland. This collection is housed in the SCPA Personnel Photo File, CRII 5-3.
Biography
Bandsman and businessman, Lynn L. Sams (4 April 1896—17 March1990) was a founding member of the American Bandmasters Association, and a leader in the music industry. He served as editor of the ABA newsletter for many years and also served as that organization's historian—both in official and unofficial capacities.
Over his lifetime, Sams collected biographical and photographic materials documenting the history of the band in America and also the prominent people in the band world. Sams began his music career as a traveling salesman for the Conn Corporation and eventually became president of that company. Sams's early days as a traveling salesman became the basis for Meredith Willson's character Professor Harodl Hill from Willson’s musical The Music Man.
Sams was an activist in the musical instrument industry and was instrumental in the passing of the Excise Tax Repeal in 1965 on musical instruments. After leaving Conn in 1955, Sams started work at Buescher Instrument Company and eventually became president of that company. Sams's final years were devoted to the writing of a book, History of School Bands, which was never completed.
Life Chronology
1896, 4 April Born: Clarion, Iowa
1917 Entered military service in World War 1, serving on the USS Louisiana
1923, 19 May Married: Ferne Schroeder
1927 Began work at C.G. Conn Co. as a travelling salesman.
1948 Made an Honorary Life Associate Member of the American Bandmasters Association
1955 Retired as President of C.G. Conn Ltd.
1955 Became vice-president of Buescher Instrument Co.
1990, 17 March Died: Napa, California
Scope and Content Note
The papers of Lynn L. Sams span the years 1913-1990. The bulk of the material falls between 1940 and 1985. During this period, Sams was primarily engaged in compiling information for and writing his book, History of School Bands. The collection principally contains materials relating to the writing of this book. An inventory of the Sams Portrait Collection, a gift of Sams to the ABA Research Center in 1983, is also included [Appendix; page 65].
In the years following World War I, Lynn L. Sams began to work for C.G. Conn Co. as a travelling salesman. During this time as a salesman for Conn, Sams formed bands across the Midwest and developed a sales strategy for the traveling instrument salesman. One of the key features of this plan was the development of the rental-purchase plan for instruments. Sams' success resulted in his upward movement in the Conn organization, the ultimate point being when Sams was president of Conn. After resigning from Conn, Sams accepted the position of vice-president of Buescher Band Instrument Co.
Sams' contributions to and involvement in the music industry assisted him in developing many contacts and personal associations throughout the music and entertainment fields. Examples of these associations are those with film producer Jesse Lasky and the role Sams had as an advisor to a movie based on John Phillip Sousa's life; and Sams' involvement in the development of Meredith Willson's musical The Music Man, which was said to have used Sams' early career at Conn as a model for the character Prof. Harold Hill. The associations with these people are documented in the letters, photographs and other items in the Biography Files (Series I) and the Photographs (Series IX).
An addition to his professional career in music, Sams was also involved in numerous professional associations dealing with music. The American Bandmasters Association was the organization in which Sams was the most involved. He was one of the founding members and attended the first ABA convention in 1930. Sams served at the historian and the newsletter editor of the ABA Journal and was made an Honorary Life Associate Member in 1948. He compiled biographies of many of the ABA members (which can be found in Series I Biography) and had an extensive portrait collection which he donated to the ABA Research Center (not part of this collection). The items that document Sams' career in the music industry and his association with the ABA and other organizations are found in Series III, Professional and Commercial Activities.
Sams also had an interest in the history of bands in the United States and the development of the band movement. In addition to the extensive biography files, Sams also compiled a set of Subject files that addressed specific bands, and the music industry. These files are found in Series II, Subject Files. This interest extended to a major project for Sams that resulted in the creation of the book History of School Bands. This project lasted the majority of his life and was never completed. Sams consulted correspondence, books, magazine and journal articles, dissertations and his own recollections as material for his book. These items are found in Series 5, Books and Dissertations/Theses, Series VI, Books, and Series VII, Periodicals. The manuscript and working notes for History of School Bands is found in Series IV, History of School Bands Manuscript.
Sams' interest in bands also extended to his personal collecting. There are numerous record albums and tapes that feature the bands of his associates in the ABA. These items are found in Series X Audio/Visual. Included in this series are phonograph albums featuring Karl King, Merle Evans, and other collegues of Sams. Some of the albums are inscribed by the performers.
As a result of his long career in the music industry and his associations through the professional organizations such as the ABA, MENC and the like, Sams received many awards such as the Music Industry Council Award (1979) and the Last Taxable Musical Instrument Award (1965). These items as well as a collection of Convention Badges dating from the 1920s is found in Series VIII, Memorabilia/ Awards.
Series Arrangement
The papers of Lynn L. Sams were arranged into series by the staff at the University of Maryland, College Park. The original order was maintained where practical. The series are:
I. Biography Files
II. Subject Files
III. Professional and Commercial Activities
IV. History of School Bands
V. Theses and Dissertations
VI. Books
VII. Periodicals
VIII. Memorabilia/Awards
IX. Photographs
X. Audio/Visual
I. Biography Files
Arranged alphabetically by subjects name.
Contains biographical material including newspaper articles, programs, brochures, and correspondence. All photographs have been removed from the folders for preservation and can be found in series 9.
II. Subject Files
Arranged by subject and then alphabetically by folder title.
Contains information from magazines, newspapers and letters about the topics used as material for Sams' book on band history.
III. Professional and Commercial Activities
Arranged by type of material and then alphabetically by subject.
Contains papers, articles and correspondence relating to the activities and organizations during periods of involvement.
IV. History of School Bands
Arranged by provenançe and also by folder titles. Arrangement is based on Sams' order.
Contains articles, letters and memorabilia used in writing the book History of School Bands.
V. Theses and Dissertations
Arranged alphabetically by author.
VI. Books
Arranged alphabetically by author. Most titles have been moved to the SCPA Reading Room and have been assigned call numbers. If a title has been moved, an indication is made in the inventory.
Contains books used as references for History of School Bands. The general emphasis is on band music and the band movement in general.
VII. Periodicals
Arranged alphabetically by title of the publication.
Contains issues of periodical publications that address band issues. All issues have also been entered into the SCPA Serial database.
VIII. Memorabilia/Awards
Arranged according to size and type of material.
Contains convention badges, scores, banners and awards received.
IX. Photographs
Arranged by the order found in the folders in all the series of the collection.
Contains photographs of notable people in the band movement, organizations and personal photographs.
X. Audio/Visual
Arranged by type and size of material.
Contains record albums, audio cassette tape, reel-to-reel tape, and a film most relating to band music.
Box Inventory
Series I, Biography Files
Arranged alphabetically by last name of subject, with come cross-referencing when necessary for clarification. Contains biographical material, including newspaper articles, programs, brochures, and correspondence. Photographs have been removed to CRII 5-3.
Box 1
ABA Members
Alessandro, Victor
Allen, Eugene W., Col.
Arsers, John Mildrum & Family
Azzolina, Mark S., Major
Babich, Arthur
Bachman, Harold B. (1)
Bachman, Harold B. (2)
Bailey, Frank
Bainum, Glenn Cliff
Band Directors, Misc.
Barabesh, John H.
Barnes, Robert L.
Barnhouse, Charles Lloyd & Family
Barone, Charles R.
Bartow, William "Billy" N.
Box 2
Beeler, Walter
Beeston, John T.
Begian, Harry & Wentworth, Richard - [University of Ill. Press]
Bell, William "Bill" J.
Bellamah, Joe
Belli, Remo D.
Bellstedt, Herman & Erwin
Berdahl, James
Berger, Dr. Kenneth W.
Bergeim, Joseph
Bierly, Paul
Bierly, Robert
Bird, Gordon
Boulanger, Nadia
Boundy, Martin
Bowles, Richard W.
Boyer, James "Jim" F.
Braathen, Sverre
Brandenburg, Arthur H.
Brendler, Charles, Cmdr.
Bridges, Glenn D.
Bronson, Howard C., Col.
Box 3
Brown Brothers
Brown, Otto
Broyhill, Joel T.
Bruce, Ernie
Buchtel, Forrest L.
Bueche, Gregory A.
Burke, James
Busch, Carl
Buttleman, Clifford "Cliff" V.
Buys, Peter
Bynum, Raymond T., Dr.
Cailliet, Lucien
Callahan, Maurice M.
Caneva, Ernest
Carey, Milburn
Carpenter, Kenneth
Carino, Laureano, Col.
Carr, Mac E.
Carr, Raymond Norman
Carter, T.M.
Cavender, George
Chambers, Paris
Chaple, Bennett Sr.
Chenette, Clate
Chenette, Ed & Family
Christensen, Carl "Christy"
Christensen, Paul
Christiansen, James
Christiansen, N. W. "Wood", Dr.
Box 4
Christianson, Bert
Christopher, Rei
Church, Bowen R.
Cimera, Jaroslav "Jerry"
Clarke, Harry F.
Clarke, Herbert L.
Cline, J. DeForest
Colasanto, Frank
Cole, William D.
Collins, Omer E.
Commanday, Robert
Condy, Louis
Conway, Patrick
Cook, Albert
Cooke, Harold R.
Crane, William B., Jr.
Creatore
Crist, Wilbur E.
Curry Family
Dalby, Cleone & Family
D'Anna, Edward
Darcy, Thomas F., Jr.
Dean, Robert W.
DeVilbiss, Ray T.
DeWhirst, H. Thomas - [House of David Band]
DiNino, Vincent
Dixon, James L.
Doetzel, Frederick, Major
Dolan, John
Dombourian, Peter
Douglass, James M.
Downey, Dorothy M.
Drewes, Barry H., Captain
Dunlop, James W.
Dunn, Richard
Box 5
Dvorak, Raymond F.
Ebbs, Frederick C.
Ecker, Keith
Edgar, Dr. Alvin R.
Eitel, Butler R.
Emmons, L.J. "Cap"
Erickson, Frank W.
Erwin, Paul,Dr.
Evans, Merle
Evenson, Pattee
Fabish, Tom
Falcone, Leonard
Fanciulli, Francesco
Farkas, Philip
Fay, Jay W.
Fennel, Frederick
Fillmore, Henry
Fink, Fred
Box 6
Fitchhorn, E.J.
Fitzgerald, Bernard
Ford, Charles
Forstner, Joseph
Foss, Ardeen J.
Foster, Robert E.
Foster, William P., Dr. (1)
Foster, William P., Dr. (2)
Francis, Bertram W.
Frey, George O.
Frizane, Daniel, Dr.
Gabriel, Arnald, Col.
Gagnier, J.J., Captain
Gayfer, James McD.
Gehrkens, Karl W.
Gibson, Hal J.
Gilmore, Patrick S.
Gish, Albert R. "Al"
Goldman, Edwin Franko
Goldman, Richard Franko
Goranson, Arthur R.
Gordon, Edgar B.
Box 7
Grabel, Victor
Graham, Lowell E., Capt.
Graham, Otto Sr.
Green, William B. "Bill", Dr.
Greenleaf, Carl Diamond
Griffith, Sidney
Grofe, Ferde
Gustat, Peter J.
Habenicht, H.E.
Hamblen, Dave
Hannah, Wally
Hanson, Howard
Harding, Albert Austin, Dr. - see also Mark Hindsley
Harn, Edward T. - ["School Band of America"]
Harper, James "Jim", Dr.
Box 8
Harpham, Dale
Harrell, Arthur G.
Harris, Dale
Hawkes, Geoffrey
Hawkins, Robert
Haynes, Arthur S.
Hayward, Richard "Dick", Captain
Heeter, Eugene F.
Henderson, John D.
Heneger, Russell
Heney, Edward
Heney, John
Herbert, James W.
Hickernell, Ross
Hillyer, Harold L.
Hindsley, Mark
Hoe, Robert A., Jr.
Holvik, Karl M., Dr.
House of David Band - see DeWhirst, H. Thomas
Houseknecht, Bruce
Howard, George S., Col.
Hughes, David
Hunt, Cliff O., Lt. Col.
Hunt, Norman J.
Hurt, George E.
Hyde, Victor
Iowa Braille & Sight Saving School - see Overbeay, D.W.
Ingraham, Osman
Innes, Frederick Neil
Ireland, A.T.
Irons, Earl D., Col.
Ives, Albert
Box 9
Jackson, Gus. E.
Jacobi, Roger
Jacobsen, James A.
Jenson, Lloyd S.
Jewell, Fred
Johnson, Miles H.
Johnston, Lawrence B. "Larry"
Jones, Bruce
Julian, W.J.
Kane, Robert
Kelly, Merle I.
Kendal, John C.
Kerr, James L.
Kiel, Wisconsin Municipal Band - see Theisson, Edgar P.
Kilties Band - see Macdonald, Murdock J.
King, Karl L. (1)
King, Karl L. (2)
Kjelstrom, Elmer - see Lammers, Hyrum, scrapbook
Kjos, Neil
Kleffman, Ervin H.
Kline, Jack T., Lt. Col. J
Knecht, Al
Knuppel, William
Kooyman, Simon
Korbel, Clarence J.
Kraushaar, Otto
Kreider, Franklin C.
Kruth, Ed
Kucinski, Leo
Kurtz, Samuel
Box 10
LaBarre, Eugene "Gene"
Lammers, Hyrum
Lammers, Hyrum - Lammers/Kjelstrom scrapbook
LaMonaca, Caesar (1)
LaMonaca, Caesar (2)
LaMonaca, Caesar (3)
Landers, George W., Major
Larkin, Curtis
Lasky, Jesse
Latey, Keith P.
Lavalle, Paul
Lazare, Michael J.
Leach, Robert V. "Bob"
Lee, Jack
Lee, Robert E.
Leeper, Ross A.
Leeson, Cecil
Lefter, Joseph
Leick, Mabel
Box 11
Leidzen, Erik
Lentz, Donald
Lesinsky, Adam P.
Lhotak, Ferdinand R., Major
Liberati, E.A.
Loboda, Samuel R., Col.
Lockhart, Lee
Loney, Andrew G.
Lowry, Bob
Ludwig, Carl F. W.
Ludwig, William Sr. & Jr.
Macdonald, Murdock J. - [Kilties Band]
McAdow, Maurice
McAllister Family
McAllisters - "The Fabulous McAllisters"
McCall, Fred Jr.
Box 12
McCracken, Everette
McDonald, Lt. Comdr. J. D.
McFall, Benjamin George
McGinnis, Donald E., Dr.
McGrann, Frank
McHenry, Craig
McKenna, James B. "Mac"
McMillen, Hugh
Madden, Dick
Maddy, Joseph "Joe"
Mader, Carl
Mahan, Jack
Mahdi, M. De S.
Makovsky, Bohumil
MaLette, Harry L.
Malin, Donald F.
Malone, Verne
Mancini, Frank [Biographical papers of Frank Mancini have been removed to the Frank Mancini Papers]
Mantia, Simone
Mark, Michael
Masters, Edward L.
Mays, Bernie
Mear, Eddie
Melichar, James A.
Meloy, G. S., Major General
Meltzer, Edward
Mendez, Rafael
Box 13
Meyers, Albertus L.
Michalski, Stanley F., Jr.
Michelsen, Peter J.
Miessner, Otto
Miller, A. L.
Minelli, Charles
Mitchell, Anthony A., Lt. Comm.
Mitchell, Gilbert
Moehlman, Roland L.
Moogk, F.C.
Moore, Donald I.
Moore, Ernest C.
Moore, Kenneth R.
Morgan, Russell V.
Morris, Alexander Cecil, Lt.
Moses, Everett Allyn
Muller, Robert
Murray, Ralph
Neilson, James "Jim"
Nigro, Harry H.
Noble, Clyde
Noble, Weston
Norton, William Wellington
O'Brien, Robert
O'Neill, Charles, Dr.
Ostwald, Adolph
Overbeay, D.W. - [Iowa Braille & Sight Saving School]
"Over-Sixty" Band - see Zarnott, Otto
Parker, Charles
Patrick, George W.
Payne, Charles Joseph
Paynter, John
Pechin, Ernest F.
Peck, Thomas
Perkins, Jim
Pfohl, James Christian
Phillips, Harvey
Piersol, Frank & Family
Ployhar, James D.
Pottag, Max
Pounder, Theodore "Ted"
Prescott, Gerald R.
Puffenberger, Emil W.
Box 14
Randall, Gregg
Rascher, Sigurd
Reimer, LaVerne R.
Resta, Francis E.
Reynolds, Chess
Reynolds, H. Robert
Reynolds, Jimmie H.
Rhoads, William E.
Richards, J.J.
Roberts, John T.
Robertson, A. L. "Al"
Rohner, Traugott
Rohr, Arthur W.
Rosevear, Robert A.
Rush, Ralph E.
Ryan, Winston D.
Saied, James G.
Samuel, Lowell D.
Sandefer, Gib
Santelmann, William, Lt. Col. (1)
Santelmann, William, Lt. Col. (2)
Sawhill, Clarence
Schaefer, August H. "Gus"
Schoepper, Albert, Col.
School Band of America - see Harn, Edward T.
Schueler, William P.
Schulte, Frederick F.
Scotch Highlanders - see MacDonald, Murdock T.
Severinsen, Carl "Doc"
Shaffer, Buck
Shaffer, John H.
Shepard, Wesley
Shepherd, Robert L.
Simon, Frank
Skinner, Lyle
Skornicka, Joe
Slocum, Earl, Dr.
Box 15
Smith, Claude B.
Smith, Clay
Smith, L. E. "Dick"
Smith, Leonard B.
Smith, Norman E.
Smith, Sandy S.
Snider, Jack R.
Sousa, John Phillip (1)
Sousa, John Phillip (2)
Sperati, Carlo A., Dr.
Sperry, Gale L.
Stacy, King
Stewart, Carleton L.
Stewart, William L.
Strange, Richard E., Dr.
Strong, Marvin
Swartley, Lloyd
Sweet, Albert
Teta, Anthony R., Capt.
Thaviu, Alexander Feiman
Thayer, Lynn W.
Thiele, Charles F.
Theissen, Edgar P., Dr.
Theissen, Edgar P., Dr. - [Kiel, Wisconsin Municipal Band]
Box 16
Thompson, Arthur
Thurmond, James
Timmel, Rudolph "Rudy"
Todenhoft, Norman
Townsend, Richard "Dick"
Treloar, Sam H.
Tremaine, Charles Milton
Trutner, Herman Jr.
Tuttle, Coloston R.
Ulmer, Karl L.
University of Illinois Press - see Begian, Harry
Utgaard, Merton
Vagner, Robert
Vallee, Rudy
Van Bodergraven, Paul
Vandercook, Hale A.
Verran, William T.
Verweire, John L.
Volkwein, Walter
Wainwright, Mrs. Jack W. (1)
Wainwright, Mrs. Jack W. (2)
Wainwright, Mrs. Jack W. (3)
Box 17
Walker, Vesey
Waln, George E.
Warren, Hubert S.
Watson, R.B. "Scrubby"
Watters, Lorraine E.
Wentworth, Richard
Wersen, Louis
White, William C.
Whiting, Chester E., Col.
Whitwell, David, Dr.
Wige, Mrs. Ralph
Wilder, R. L.
Wiley, Dewey O. & Family
Williams, Arthur
Williams, Ernest
Williams, James Clifton
Willis, O'Dell
Wilson, George C.
Winkler, Max
Wise, Ray
Wright, Al G
Yamaguchi, Tsunemitsu
Yesulaitis, John F.
Yoder, Paul
Zarnott, Otto - ["Over-Sixty" Band]
Zealley, Alfred E.
Zimmerman, Alex
Zimmerman, Charles A.
Zimmerman, John S. M., Capt.
Zoeller, Otto
Series II, Subject Files
These files contain information from magazine and newspaper articles, and letters about the topics used as material for Sams' book on band history. An attempt was made to keep the original order and folder titles, however, some titles were changed to clarify the contents or to divide folders into smaller, more specific categories. Under topics such as Higher Education and School Bands, there were several folders with the same title. In these cases, the folders were separated and given a general title [Higher Education] and a subtitle [Band Schools, etc.]. Some of the materials contain annotations by Sams.
Box 18
A. Band Topics
Advocacy: Letters & Articles -
Band History Notes
Clinics - Programs from Clinics
Clippings: Band History
Clippings: general (1)
Clippings: general (2)
Box 19
Contests: origins
Contests: School Bands
Criticisms
Early Bands in America: Establishment (1) -
Early Bands in America: Establishment (2)
Eastern States Exposition
Events: Unusual and Important
Festivals
Future of Music Education
Higher Education: Band Schools
Higher Education: Directories
Higher Education: Universities and Conservatories - History (1) -
Higher Education: Universities and Conservatories - History (2)
High School Bands
Instruments: History
Box 20
Interesting, if true?
Magazines
Magazines: Music Educators Journal
Prominent American Band Directors
Recordings-lists of recordings
Recordings: Sousa Conducted
School Bands: Commentary
School Bands: Contests and Firsts
School Bands: Firsts
School Bands: MENC (1)
School Bands: MENC (2)
School Bands: Use of Professional Musicians
School Bands: Reflections
Star-Spangled Banner
Summer Camps: Directories
Summer Camps: General
Box 21
Veterans of All Wars
Women Band Directors
B.Bands by Type and Origin
Big Bands
Boys Bands
California Bands
Canadian Bands
Chautauqua Bands
Circus Bands
Circus Bands: Circus World Museum, corres.w/ Paul Luckey
Foreign Bands
Box 22
Fraternal Bands
Industrial Bands
Italian Bands
Jazz Bands (Blues)
Municipal Bands (1)
Municipal Bands (2)
Municipal Bands: Early Day (1)
Municipal Bands: Early Day (2)
Box 23
Negro Bands and Directors
Park Bands
Prison Bands
Ragtime Bands
Rock Bands
Salvation Army Bands
Stage Bands
Unique and Unusual Bands
C. Military Bands
Air Force
American Legions Band
Armed Forces Band
Army Band
Army Field Band
Civil War Bands
Box 24
Marine Band (1)
Marine Band (2)
Marine Band (3)
Marine Band (4)
Military Academy Bands
Military Bands: general information
Box 25
Navy Band (1)
Navy Band (2)
Women's Military Bands
D. Music Industry
1. Industry Topics
Code of Ethics
Dealers: History of School Band Sales
Instrument Manufacturers: Early Day
Instruments Manufacturers: History
Music Trade Data
Prestolog
Progress of Music Industry
2. Dealers and Manufacturers
Armstrong, W.T., Co.
Artley, D. & J., Inc.
Bach, Vincent, Corp.
Blessing Band Instrument Co.
Buescher Band Instrument Co.
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.
Conn, C.G., Ltd.
Box 26
Deford, E.L., (flutes)
Fischer, Carl Musical Instrument Co. (York)
Gemeinhardt Co., Inc, - Daniel J. Henkin, Inc.
Getzen Company
Holton, Frank, and Co. (Leblanc)
Leblanc, G., Inc.
Lesher Woodwind Co., Inc.
Linton Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Ludwig Drum Co.
Macmillan, Inc.
Martin Band Instrument Co.
Pedler Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Richards Music Corporation
Selmer, H. & A., Inc.
White, H. N. Company (King)
Wurlitzer Co.
York Band Instrument Co.
Oversize Box
This box contains oversized items from the subject files. The "Last Taxable Instrument" Award and silk banners are housed elsewhere. They are:
Boosey & Hawkes Clarinet Advertisement:
see Instrument Manufacturers - History; Series 2
Pelleas & Melisande Bb Bass Cl. Score
see Lammers, Hyrum - Scrapbook; Series 1
Book - Introducing Leonard Smith Band
see Smith, Leonard; Series 1
"Big Noise In Indiana" article from Saturday Evening Post
see Greenleaf, Carl D.; Series 1
"Every One Past 60, and Mighty Well Tootin'!" article from Sunday Pictorial Magazine
see Zarnott, Otto; Series 1
"The Music Man - Real and Make Believe" article from the Indianapolis Star Sunday Magazine
see Newspaper Articles about Lynn Sams; Series 3
Cover of U.S. Entertainment.
see Band Festivals; Series 2
Cover of Roto Living
see Smith, Leonard; Series 1
"Arbutus" - H.A. Vandercook score Cornet/Piano
see Vandercook, H.A.; Series 1
Souvenir Program of Liberati's Concert Band.
see Liberati, E.A.; Series 1
Conn Product Manuel
see Conn; Series 2
Xeroxed Article about National Band Contest
see Wainwright; Series 1
CBDNA Declaration of Principles
see CBDNA, Series 3
Convention Badges,
see Memorabilia/Awards; Series 8
MIC Award
see Memorabilia/Awards; Series 8
Series III, Professional and Commercial Activities
Contains papers, articles, correspondence and information regarding the professional and commercial activities that Sams was involved in. There are seven subseries, as follows: Correspondence, Biographical References, Photographs, Associations, Special Projects, and ABA. The manuscript of Sams' book is in Series IV.
Box 27
A. Correspondence - Contains letters concerning personal and business activities. Each set of correspondence contains the letters received as well as copies of Sams' letters. Originally, the letters were all in one folder, but have been separated to make the categories clearer.
Business Correspondence
William Marshall(1958)
Arthur Gurwitz (1980)
William Ludwig (1964)
Emil Puffenberger (1960)
George White (1955)
Vanett Lawler (1958)
John Brademas (1963)
Forrest McAllister (1952, 1966)
Bill Harris (1966)
Jesse Peterson
Fay Hanson (1970)
Congratulatory Letters on Sams' Transfers
Congratulatory Letters on Sams' Promotion to Buescher President
Lynn Sams Retirement
Correspondence with Paul Bierley, 1979-1982
Correspondence with Sam Snead, 1961
Sams Personal Letters and Gifts - letters about gifts such as the Last Taxable Musical Instrument Award, MIC Award, "The Home Town Band of Long Ago" a poem dedicated to Sams written by Omer Collins(1962), a piano score to "The Leader of the Band" by Dan Fogelberg, membership card for the American Federation of Musicians, a thank you card signed by Lawrence Welk, a newspaper article about Sams' parents, and personal letters concerning health, travels, visits, etc. from the following:
G.F. Chiquet 1961
Frank Morrison, 1963
Phil Maxwell, 1959, 1962
Price Doyle 1959
Jesse Lasky, 1957
Morley Thompson, 1965
Ronald Schilke, 1974
William Gard, 1968
Max Targ, 1965
Harry Callaway,1955, 1956, 1966
Charles Edward, 1969,
F. Moogk, 1976,
Frank McGrann, 1947
Donald McGinnis, 1977
U.S. Marine Corps, 1917
Rafael Juarez, 1962
Forrest McAllister, 1984
Bernie May, 1970
Earl Ray 1980
William Revelli, 1970, 1985
Russell Bontrager, 1961
Paul Kerr, 1961
Thomas McNamara, 1960
Charles Wampler, 1965
Ralph Pottle, 1961
John Best, 1961
Richard Bosse, 1962
Walter Beardsley, 1962
Willeam Koerting, 1961
C. Light,1961
R.C. Rolfing, 1960
A.E. Godfrey, 1960
John Majeski, 1960
H. Conant, 1960
Carl Scwartz, 1060
B. Bensinger, 1960
J. Wylie, 1960,
Leon Knapp, 1960
Wilbur J. Schult, 1958
Clarke Fortner, 1956
Janet Faulhaber, 1970
Gordon Finlay, 1982
William McBride, 1957
Don McCathren, 1962
John Paynter, 1977
Dale Harris, 1971
Lloyd Jenson,
Bill Sur, 1962
John Fulton, 1962
Allan McHose, 1963
E. Ostwald, 1986
B. Biographical References
Writings by Lynn Sams
Articles -
"Statements by Industry Leaders" Musical Merchandise Review.
"What Builds Returns Instead of Sales in Rental Programs?" The Music Trades.
"You can only be TOO YOUNG!" The Instrumentalist.
"They Re Making America Musical." The School Musician.
"Burlingame High School Orchestra Visits Brussels World's Fair" The School Musician.
"University of Nevada Instrumental Explosion" The School Musician.
ABA Band Criticism-"An Apology to the ABA Band" by Lynn Sams
ABA History - Correspondence (1973-1974) with Santelmann, Ruth King, Russel S. Gloyd, and Jack Mahan concerning a history of the ABA, and the question of the Charter members. Sams' typed notes on the history, and correspondence with Dr. Paul Boylan concerning Sams' portrait collection and xeroxes of pictures concerning ABA. The original photographs can be found in Series 9.
Early Day History of ABA/ 1st Convention - Details of the first convention in Toronto. Also includes correspondence with Victor Grabel concerning the early Charter members of ABA (1962), a list of those attending and a photocopy of the participants of the first convention. A short typed history of the ABA is also included.
Writings about Lynn Sams
Quotes about Lynn Sams
Newspaper Articles about Sams
Box 28
C. Photographs - These photographs were originally in Sams' personal folders. The subjects of the photos are Sams' friends and family and of various bands. Only photocopies of the photographs are found in the folders. The original photographs are found in Series 9.
Formal: 2 formal portraits of Sams
Informal: pictures of him and his friends and family
Bands: pictures of bands he was involved in.
D. Association Activities
Adult Music Education/CBDNA Project
American Music Conference
American School Band Directors Association (ASBDA)
College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA)
Committee on Instrumental Affairs
Midwest Band Clinic
MENC
Music Industry Council
Music Organizations Directory
National Association of Band Instrument Manufacturers
Box 29
National Association of Music Merchants
National Band Association
National Catholic Bandmasters Association
National Education Association (NEA)
National Interscholastic Music Activities Commission (NIMAC- once NSBOVA)
National School Band Association
National School Orchestra Association (NSOA)
North American Band Directors Coordinating Committee
State Band Associations
E. Special Projects
Brass Band Project (American) -see Salvation Army Bands
Buescher
Buescher - Publicity Releases
Box 30
Conn Sales Projects
Excise Tax Repeal
Federal Excise Tax Appeal
Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman Day
Goldman Citation
Goldman, Edwin Franko & Sams, Lynn 1955 Trip (1)
Goldman, Edwin Franko & Sams, Lynn 1955 Trip (2)
Goldman, Edwin Franko & Sams, Lynn 1955 Trip (3)
Goldman, Edwin Franko & Sams, Lynn 1955 Trip (4)
Music Education Projects
Box 31
National Honorary Band - ABA
Sousa Hall of Fame: Letters Supporting His Election (1)
Sousa Hall of Fame: Letters Supporting His Election (2)
Sousa Hall of Fame: Letters Supporting His Election (3)
Sousa Hall of Fame: Nomination Brochures
Sousa Hall of Fame Committee (1)
Sousa Hall of Fame Committee (2)
Sousa Enshrinement (Ray Dvorak) (1)
Sousa Enshrinement (Ray Dvorak) (2)
Sousa Memorial and Honorary Band Project (1)
Box 32
Sousa Memorial and Honorary Band Project (2)
F. ABA -Box 11
Contains information about the American Bandmasters Association. Information is found in booklets, correspondence, programs, individual convention folders with programs and individual newsletter folders.
Associate Members Procedure 1961-1973
Bulletins - ABA Bulletins dated: 1940, 1941, 1963, 1966,1969, 1970, 1971 & 1972. Bulletin to the ABA Ladies, 1971.
History / Gerardi Thesis on Karl King
Membership Directory 1984-85
Membership History - "Lest We Forget" (1975)
Membership Lists for the following years: 1935, 1946, 1949, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1973.
News Notes - Articles from "News Notes", a feature of the Magazine "The School Musician Director and Teacher"
Ostwald-Band Composition Contest -
Treasurers Report - Contains the reports for 1949 and 1961
Box 33
Conventions: Box 11 & 12: Contains folders and programs from the ABA Conventions.
1930 Middletown, Ohio March 13-16
1931 Boston, Massachusetts. April 9-12
1932 Washington, D.C., April 14-17
1933 Chicago, Illinois. September
1934 Toronto, Ontario April 17-21
1935 Cincinnati, Ohio March 7-10
1936 Interlochen, Michigan August 6-9
1940 Hagerstown, Maryland March 10-13
1941 Madison, Wisconsin March 1
1947 Elkhart, Indiana, June 14
1948 Sioux Falls, South Dakota March 18-21
1949 Charlotte, North Carolina March 17-18
1950 Ann Arbor, Michigan (University of Michigan) March 9-12
1951 Washington, D.C. March 8-11
1952 Columbus, Ohio March 6-9
1953 Miami, Florida March 5-7
1954 West Point, New York February 25-27
1955 Elkhart, Indiana February 16-19
1956 Santa Fe, New Mexico March 7-10
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1957 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania March 6-9
1958 Urbana, Illinois March 5-8 1958
1959 Miami, Florida March 7-10
1960 Madison, Wisconsin March 9-12
1961 Long Beach, California March 8-11
1962 Lafayette, Indiana March 7-10
1963 Greensboro, North Carolina March 6-9
1964 San Antonio, Texas March 4-7
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1965 Washington, D.C. March 3-6
1966 Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern University) March 9-12
1967 Coral Gables, Florida (University of Miami) March 1-4
1968 Long Beach, California March 6-9
1969 Elkhart, Indiana March 5-8
1970 Columbus, Ohio February 25-28
1971 Toronto, Ontario March 3-6
1972 Arlington, Texas March 1-4
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1973 Washington, D.C., February 28 - March 3
1974 Honolulu, Hawaii March 26-30
1975 New Orleans, Louisiana March 4-8
1976 Tucson, Arizona, March 9-13
1977 Sarasota, Florida March 2-5
1978 Evanston, Illinois (Northwestern University) March 1-4
1979 Montgomery, Alabama February 28 - March 3
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1980 Tempe, Arizona March 25-29
1981 Washington, D.C. March 4-7
1982 Indianapolis, Indiana March 2-7
1983 Kansas City, Missouri March 1-6
1984 Tempe, Arizona March 27-30
1985 Kiel-Kohler, Wisconsin March 19-24
1986 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, March 4-8
1987 Knoxville, Tennessee, March 23-29
Box 38
ABA Newsletters
Contains single and multiple copies of the ABA Newsletter published between the years of 1944 and 1987. Also contains folders related to the newsletter and its production.
1944, January 10 (2 copies)
1945, February 12 and September 28
1946, February 6 (3 copies)
1947, February 4 and June 6
1948, March 5
1949, January 20 and Dec 22 (3 copies),
1950, September 20
1951, February 19 (3 copies)
1952, February 12 (3 copies)
1953, February 12 (2 copies)
1954, February 14
1955, January 21
1958-59, October - January (6 copies)
1960, February 8
1961, February (3 copies)
1962, February 27 (6 copies)
1963, February 1 (4 copies) and October 1,
1964, January 14 (3 copies)
1965, January (5 copies)
Box 39
1966, January (9 copies) (1)
1966, January, (2)
1967, Winter (5 copies)
1969, Winter (14 copies)
Box 40
1970, Winter (8 copies)
1971, Winter (9 copies)
1972, January
1973, January (2 copies)
1974, January
1975, January (2 copies)
1976, January
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
Box 41
1982-83
1983-84
1985-86
1986-87
ABA Newsletters for Research Center
ABA Newsletter Material Never Used
ABA Newsletter Comments
Letter to 21 ABA Old Timers 1/8/1973 - Special "Newsletter" dated January 8, 1973
Band Aids Newsletter 10/24/1963 - A "Get Acquainted" issue with information about the wives, for the wives of ABA Members.
Box 42
Contains the manuscript of Sams' book, History of School Bands, though not in publishable form. Also contains information pertaining directly to the manuscript.
History of School Bands: L.L.S. Manuscript
A. Working Papers
Band Histories Being Written
Correspondence
Documents to Consider
Documentation and Source Materials
Endorsements for L.L.S.
Expenses
Ideas
References and Documentation
Permissions to Quote
Quotes from Speakers
Box 43
B. Manuscript
Band History Chapters
Band History Manuscript: Chapter I
Band History Manuscript: P. 116-142, p. 201-222
Band History Manuscript: p. 201-210, extracted
History of Bands Notebook
History of School Bands
Chautauqua Bands
Commercial Music Business : Notes
-state of music in 1900
-music festivals
-Juilliard & Eastman Bequests
-Radio (1st Broadcasts)
-Chautauqua bands
-Growth of Concert band
-American Opera
-Early Day Music Conservatories
Band History - [Book II]
School Band Contest - 1923 & 1927 development of a course program for band teachers origins of the school band movement test
notes on contests and biographical info. on school band directors
notes on Committees on Instrumental Affairs
xeroxed articles on Fostoria Competition
notes on beginning of regional contests
list of National Band Contests by years with info on : States, judges, NSBA officers, class, region
notes of National Education Association
"Manuscript" of the History of MENC p. 139-157
"Manuscript" of Additional Biographical Information on School Band Directors - special pages 4 pages
"Manuscript" of p. 158-164A on NABIM
"Manuscript" on the Contests p. 165-185
"Manuscript" on Jack Wainwright p. 186-195
Band History - [Book III]
prologue material
page 1-3 "In the Beginning..." notes interspersed
page 4-89 "Full Time Touring Bands" notes/articles
page 90-104 "Goldman Band"
page 105-114 "Other Touring Bands"
page 116A-144 "Early Day Municipal Bands"
page 88-96 "Early Day Circus Bands"
page 216-217I Circus band Directors List
page 219-222 "Minstrel Shows
page 1-8 Early Day College & University Bands
page 122-126A "Early Day Boys Bands"
pages 127-131 "Early Day School Bands"
page 132-138 "Band Contests prior to 1923
page 201-210 "February 1916 - Jacobs Band Monthly"
contents of L.L.S. History of Bands 1973
"Chapter I" - incomplete several copies p. 1-114
"Chapter II" - p. 107-136
"Chapter III" - p. 88-96 incomplete
"Chapter IV" - p. 122-131
"Chapter V" p. 132-200
Box 44
Additional Biographical Information of School Band Directors 60 pages [2 copies]
History of School Bands scrapbook/notes
Box 45
Contains books and thesis / dissertations that Sams may have used in writing his book. Some texts are autographed by the author.
Bachman, Harold B. The Biggest BOOM in Dixie - The Story of Band Music at the University of Florida. Gainesville: Harold B. Bachman, 1968.
Bachman, Harold B. The Million Dollar Band - The Story of an army band in World War I and of the professional concert band which succeeded it. Gainesville: Harold B. Bachman, 1962.
Berger, Kenneth, Ed. Band Encyclopedia. Evansville: Kenneth Berger, 1960.
Bridges, Glenn. Pioneers in Brass. Detroit: Sherwood Publications, 1965.
Carpenter, Kenneth William. A History of the United States Marine Band. [excerpts from]. University of Iowa.
Clarke, Herbert L. How I Became a Cornetist - The Autobiography of a Cornet-Playing Pilgrim's Progress. St. Louis: Jos. L. Huber, 1934.
Coyle, Ziggy. 20th Century Music Men (The Band Business Marches On). National Association of Music Merchants, 1985.
Box 46
Draper, F.C. The Design and Manufacture of Musical Wind Instruments. London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1957.
Frizane, Dan. Arthur Pryor, A Survey of his Life and Works. D.M.A. dissertation for University of Kansas: 1984.
Gloyd, Russell S., Leo Hurst, and Sam Loboda. The ABA Story. 1974.
Hamblin, David. Some Notes on Horns.
Harris, Dale C. A History of the American School Band Directors Association Organizational Background and Formative Years 1926-1955.
Harris, Dale C. A Report on A History of the American School Band Directors Association Pre-Organizational Background 1926-1952, and Formative Years 1951-1955.
Holz, Emil. The National School Band Tournament of 1923 and its Bands. University of Michigan, 1960. (3 folders)
Box 47
Hume, Millard Carlyle. Adam P. Lesinsky - A Biography. Rensselaer: Adam P. Lesinsky, 1971. [2 copies]
Lesinsky, Adam P. Da Capo. An Autobiography of Adam P. Lesinsky. 1927.
Lesinsky, Adam P. Random Thoughts. begun in 1982.
McCormick, David C. A History of the United States Army Band to 1946. Northwestern University, 1970.
Martin, Roy M., Ed. First Chair of America - The National Honor Yearbook for Outstanding Bands, Orchestras, Choruses, Honoring First Chair Members. 1960.
Box 48
Moore, James. The National School Band Contests From 1926- 1931. University of Michigan, 1968.
Moore, James. The National School Band Contests From 1926- 1931. University of Michigan, 1968.[ work sheets, by chapters.]
Wodson, Edward. Kneller Hall at Work - Impressions of a civilian visitor to Britain's Royal Military School of Music. Waterloo Music Company.
Zealley, Alfred Edward and J. Ord Hume. Famous Bands of the British Empire - Brief Historical Records of the recognized leading Military Bands and Brass Bands in the Empire. London: J.P. Hull, 1926.
Boxes 49-51
Contains books from Sams' personal collection which may have been used in the research for A History of School Bands. Most of the books have been assigned call numbers and removed to the SCPA Reading Room among the general collection. Books remaining in the boxes are noted as such and are duplicates of titles already in the collection or those not directly relating to musical life.
100 Years in the Wild West A Pictorial History of Rawlins, Wyoming. Rawlins, WY: Rawlins Newspapers, 1968. [Box 49]
Apel, Willi. Harvard Dictionary of Music. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1964.
Music SCPA ML100.A64 1964
Bachman, Harold B. Program Building for Bands -Suggestions for Planning Public Concert Programs for School Bands. Chicago: Frederick Charles, Inc., 1962. Inscribed: "Best wishes to / Lynn L. Sams/ from/.Harold B. Bachman/ Gainsville, Florida/ Feb. 18, 1963" [TBC]
Baker, Dorothy. Young Man with a Horn. Cleveland: The World Publishing Company, 1946.
Music SCPA PS3505.A541516 Y6 1946
Band and Orchestra Guide - A Practical Handbook for Bandmasters and Music Educators. Elkhart, IN: Pan-American Band Instrument & Case Co., 1935.Music SCPA MT733.B36 1935
Band and Orchestra Handbook Twentieth Revised Edition. Elkhart, IN: Pan-American Band Instrument & Case Co., 1946. Music SCPA MT733.B23 1946
Band and Orchestra Handbook Twentieth Revised Edition. Elkhart, IN: Pan-American Band Instrument & Case Co., 1946. [paperback] Music SCPA MT733.P3 1946
Band and Orchestra Handbook Twenty-First Revised Edition. Elkhart, IN: Pan-American Band Instruments, 1951. Music SCPA MT733.B3 1951
Barnes , Edwin N.C. Music as an Educational and Social Asset - The Instrumental Contribution. Philadelphia: Theodore Presser Co., 1927. [Box 49]
Bendiner, Alfred. Music To My Eyes. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1952.
Music SCPA ML87.B4 folio
Berger, Kenneth, ed. Band Bibliography A Bibliography of Books and Selected Magazine Articles Regarding all Band Activities. Evansville, IN: Berger Band, 1955.SCPA ML128.B23B4 1955
Berger, Kenneth, ed. Band Discography. Evansville, IN: Berger Band, 1954. SCPA ML156.4 B3B4 1956
Berger, Kenneth, ed. Bandmen. Evansville, IN: Berger Band, 1955.
Bierley, Paul E. John Philip Sousa A Descriptive Catalog of his Works. Urbana, IL: [Box 51] University of Illinois Press, 1973. Inscribed: "With every good wish/ to Lynn L. Sams/ Paul E. Bierley/ 26 January 1974"
Bierley, Paul E. John Philip Sousa American Phenomenon. New York: Meredith Corporation, 1973. Inscribed: "With admiration and every/ good wish and fondest/ personal regards to Lynn Sams/ Paul Bierley/ 26 January 1974 [Box 51]
Bierley, Paul E. The Music of Henry Fillmore and Will Huff. Columbus, OH: Integrity Press, 1982. Inscribed: "Best wishes to/ Lynn L. Sams/ Paul E. Bierley/ 15 October 1982" [Box 51]
Birge, Edward Bailey. History of Public School Music in the United States. Philadelphia: Oliver Ditson Company, 1937. Annotated. [Box 49]
Brand, Erick D. Band Instrument Repairing Manual. Elkhart, IN: Erick D. Brand, 1946.
Music SCPA ML930.B82 1947
Browning, Norma Lee. Joe Maddy of Interlochen. Chicago: Henry Reginery Company, 1963. Inscribed: "To my long time friend/ Lynn Sams/ with pleasant memories/ of past association/ Joe Maddy/ 11-3-64" [Box 49]
Burford, Cary Clive. We're Loyal to You Illinois - The Story of The University of Illinois Bands under Albert Austin Harding for 43 Years. Danville, IL: The Interstate, 1952. [2 copies]
Music SCPA ML1311.7.I4B8 1952
Carr, Raymond Norman. Building the School Orchestra - A Guide for Leaders. Elkhart, IN: C.G. Conn, Ltd., 1923. [Box 49]
Clappé, Arthur A. The Wind-Band and its Instruments - Their History, Construction, Acoustics, Technique and Combination. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1911. [Box 49]
Coakley, Mary Lewis. Mister Music Maker Lawrence Welk. Garden City: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1958. Inscribed: "To/ "Lynn L. Sams"/ Here's an advance copy/ of my new book-/ In appreciation/ Lawrence Welk/ 5-23-58" [Box 49]
Darlington, Marwood. Irish Orpheus - The Life of Patrick S. Gilmore, Bandmaster Extraordinary. Philadelphia: Olivier/Maney/Klein Co., 1950. Typed on bookplate: "To my good friend/ Lynn L. Sams./ From/ Jesse L.Lasky." Music SCPA ML933.D73 1953
David, Hans T. Musical Life in the Pennsylvania Settlements of the Unitas Fratrum. .Winston-Salem, NC: Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1959. [Box 51]
Draper, F.C. The Boosey & Hawkes Compensating System Fully Explained - Notes on the Boosey & Hawkes System of Automatic Compensation of Valved Brass Wind Instruments. London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1953.Music SCPA ML933.D73 1954
Forbes, B.C. and O.D. Foster Automotive Giants of America - Men Who Are Making Our Motor Industry. New York: B.C. Forbes Publishing Co., 1926. [Box 50]
Ford, Ira W. Traditional Music of America. New York: E.P. Dutton and Company, Inc., 1940.
Music SCPA M1629.F69T7 1940
Fox, Charles Philip. A Ticket to the Circus - A Pictorial History of The Incredible Ringlings. New York: Bramhall House, 1959. Music SCPA GV1821.R5F6 1959
Giles, Ray. Here Comes The Band! New York and London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1936
Music SCPA ML1300.G5H4
Goldman, Richard Franko. The Concert Band. New York: Rinehart & Company, Inc., 1946. Typed on bookplate: "To/ Lynn L. Sams/ With the Compliments/ of/ Rinehart & Company, Inc./ and/ Richard Franko Goldman" [Box 50]
Grider, Rufus A. Historical Notes on Music in Bethlehem, Pa. from 1741-1871. Winston-Salem, NC: Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1957. [Box 50]
Harper, James C., Sr. The Lenoir High School Band. [1978] Inscribed: "Best wishes to/ Lynn/ James C. Harper/Sr. [Box 50]
Harris, Dale C. History of the American School Band Directors Association, A Organizational Background and Formative Years 1926-1955. Inscribed: "7 August 1973/ To Lynn Sams in grateful/ acknowledgement of his friendly advice, encouragement and cooperation in the writing of this history/ Dale C. Harris"Music SCPA ML27.U5A64
Hatton, Thomas J. Karl L. King - An American Bandmaster. Evanston, IL: The Instrumentalist Company, 1975. Inscribed: "To/ Lynn Sams/ with best wishes/ Book was not edited/ by me____/ You will perhaps notice/ many mistakes/ Ruth King"[Box 50]
Heslip, Malcolm. Nostalgic Happenings in the Three Bands of John Philip Sousa. Laguna Hills, CA: Malcolm Heslip, 1982. Autographed by author. [Box 49]
Hindsley, Mark H. Hindsley on Bands (The Gospel according to Mark). Urbana: University of Illinois, 1979. Inscribed: To Lynn Sams/-servant and benefactor/of bands, good friend,/ and honored colleague/ Mark H. Hindsley/ 3-13-83" [Box 50]
Hughes, Rupert, compiler. Deems Taylor and Russel Kerr, eds. Music Lover's Encyclopedia. New York: Garden City Publishing Co., Inc., 1939.Music SCPA ML100.H892 1939
Lasky, Jesse L. with Don Weldon. I Blow My Own Horn. Garden City, NJ: Doubleday, 1957. [2 copies] Copy 1 inscribed: "Dear Lynn/ Please accept this book,/ as a small token of my appreciation/ for the loyal support you have/ given me, throughout our campaign to launch the 'Big Brass Band'!/Sincerely, your Friend/ Jesse L. Lasky/ Hollywook/July2/57" [Box 50]
Leinbach, Julius. Regiment Band of the Twenty-Sixth North Carolina. Winston-Salem, NC: The Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1958. ML1311.7.N67L4 1958
McCorkle, Donald M. The Collegium Musicum Salem: Its Music, Musicians and Importance. Winston-Salem, NC: The Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1956.ML200.8.S3M3 1956
McCorkle, Donald. John Antes, 'American Dilettante'. Winston-Salem, NC: Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1956.ML410.A637M23 1956
McCorkle, Donald. The Moravian Contribution to American Music. Winston-Salem, NC: The Moravian Music Foundation, Inc., 1956. [Box 50]
Majeski, John F., Jr., Ed. The Purchaser's Guide to the Music Industries. New York: The Music Trades, 1968.
Marks, Edward B. They All Had Glamour - From the Swedish Nightingale to the Naked Lady. New York: Julian Messner, Inc., 1944. [Box 50]
Martyn, Charles, ed. Hawkisms. CFM Publications, 1983. Inscribed: "To Lynn/ Seadfast in his friendship and ecnsouragement through the years. I thank you./ Kate" [Box 50]
Morgan, Russell Van Dyke. Music: A Living Power in Education - A Compendium of the Writings of Russell Van Dyke Morgan. New York: Silver Burdett Company, 1953. Inscribed: "To a "Grand Guy"/ in music and/ and otherwise./ Elmer E. Wilson" [Box 50]
Noble, Clyde E. The Psychology of Cornet and Trumpet Playing. Missoula, MT: The Mountain Press, 1964. Inscribed: "To Lynn Sams,/ with my compliments,/ Frank Simon/ 4/16/64" [Box 50]
Plowden, Gene. Merle Evans Maestro of the Circus. Miami: E.A. Seemann Publishing, Inc., 1971. Inscribed: "To/ Lynn L. Sams/ One of the Greats-/ my Best Friend/ for many years-/ with best wishes/ Merle Evans" [Box 50]
Pottle, Ralph R. Tuning the School Band - Wind Instrument Guides by Mark H. Hindsley. Hammond, LA: Ralph R. Pottle, 1960. Inscribed: "With Very Best Wishes to/ L.L. Sams/ President, Buescher Band/ Instrument Co./ A Thoughtful Friend/ Sincerely/ Ralph R. Pottle/ June 3, 1961" [Box 49]
Pratt, Waldo Selden, Ed. The New Encyclopedia of Music and Musicians. New York: Carl Fischer, Inc., 1924. Music SCPA ML100.N47P7 1924
Schary, Dore. Case History of a Movie - As told to Charles Palmer. New York: Random House, 1950. Inscribed: "Just a warning of what you'r in for - Cap Palmer March '52" [Box 49]
Schwartz, H. W. Bands of America - A nostalgic, illustrated history of the Golden Age of band music. Garden City, NJ: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1957. "To Lynn Sams-/who, during the twenty-five years/we worked together for C.G. Conn Ltd.,/ helped me collect many band history/ items and photos used in this book./ Harry Schwartz/ Oct. 12, 1957" [Box 51]
Smart, James R., compiler. The Sousa Band A Discography. Washington DC: Library of Congress, 1970. [Box 51]
Smith, Norman and Albert Stoutamire. Band Music Notes - Composer Information and Program Notes for Over 600 Band Favorites. San Diego: Neil A. Kjos, Jr., 1979.
Music SCPA MT125.S6 1979
Smithsonian Collection of Recordings, The 1982 Catalog
Sousa, John Philip. The Trumpet and Drum - A Book of Instruction for the Field-Trumpet and Drum, Together with the Trumpet and Drum Signals Now in use in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States. Chicago: W.F.L. Drum Co., 1961. "To my very aggressive/ and progressive friend/-Lynn Sams-/ Wm. F. Ludwig" [Box 51]
Spade, Mark. How to Run a Bassoon Factory or Business Explained. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1935.
Music SCPA PN6231.B85B3 1934
Taubman, Howard. Maestro The Life of Arturo Toscanini. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1951.
Music SCPA ML422.T67T3
Treasure Chest Publications. The Treasure Chest of Famous Marches. New York: Treasure Chest Publications, 1943. [Box 51]
VanderCook College of Music 1971-73 Catalog. Music SCPA MT4.C5V36 1971
Wallace, Irving. The Fabulous Showman The Life and Times of P.T. Barnum. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1959. Music SCPA GV1811.B3W3 1959
Welk, Lawrence with Bernice McGeehan. This I Believe. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1979. Music SCPA ML422.W33A29
Whiting, Chester Earl. The Baton and the Pendulum. Clearfield, PA: Kurtz Bros., 1963. Inscribed: "To Lynn Sams: My first ABA friend---and a real good one./ Chet Whiting" [Box 49]
Wier, Albert E. What Do You Know About Music? 5000 Questions with Answers. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1930.
Wilson, Gilbert Edwin. H.A. VanderCook The Teacher. Chicago: Vandercook College of Music, 1971. Copy 1 inscribed: "Dear Lynn:- I am sure you/ will enjoy reading this book./ It is sent to you with best wishes/ from your many friends and/ admirers here at V.C.M./ Sincerely/ "H.E." Copy 2 inscribed: "Dear Lynn:- I am sure you/ will read this book with interest/ Best wishes/ "H.E." Copy 3 incribed: "Dear Lynn:-this little book will be/ a reminder of the "good old days."/One of our Masters Degree graduates/ wrote this as his dieesertation for a/ Doctoral degree at the Univ. of Missouri/ Best wishes/ "H.E."/ Jan. 21, 1974" [Three copies] [Box 51]
Winkler, Max. A Penny From Heaven. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1951. Inscribed: "To my friend/ Lyn L. Sams/ from/ Max Winkler/ April 10th, 1951" [TBC]
Wright, Frank, ed. Brass Today. London: Besson & Co., Ltd., 1957. Music SCPA ML1300.W7
Box 52
The Bandman
April, 1911; II/3
Bandworld
Premier Issue August, 1985
Boombah Herald 1979-1984
VII/1,2; VIII/1,2; XI/1,2
Circus Fanfare Oct., 1978 VIII/5
Circus Fanfare (Feb.,Apt., June, Aug., Oct., Dec., 1983) (XIII/1-6)
Circus Fanfare (Feb., Apr. 1984) (XIV/1,2)
Conn Musical Truth (XI/24,28,30; XII/31; XIII/32; XIV/33,34,35; XV/37,38; XVI/41,42; XVII/43,44; XVIII/45,46; XX/47; XXI/49,50; XXIII/53; XXIV/55) [Removed to SCPA Periodicals, Reading Room]
The Instrumentalist (Mar.-June 1950) (IV/4,5)
The Instrumentalist January/February 1961 (XV/5,6)
The Instrumentalist January, March-June 1980 (XXXIV/6,8-11)
The Instrumentalist July-Nov. 1980 (XXXIV/12; XXXV/1-4)
Box 53
The Instrumentalist Jan.-Apr., 1981 (XXXV/6-9)
The Instrumentalist May- Aug., 1981 (XXXV/10-12; XXXVI/1)
The Instrumentalist Sept.-Dec., 1981 (XXXVI/2-5)
Jacob's Band Monthly Feb., Apr., May, Jun., July 1916 (I/2,4-7)
Jacob's Band Monthly Sept.-Nov. 1916 (I/9-11)
Jacob's Band Monthly August 1921 (VI/8)
Box 54
Music Educators Journal Sept.-Oct. 1950
Music Educators Journal January, April/May 1951
Music Educators Journal Jan., Feb., Apr., May 1981 (LXVII/5,6,8,9,)
The Palimpsest Aug. 1967, June 1968 (XLVIII/8; XLIX/6)
Prelude 1969
The School Musician Director & Teacher 1980 (LI/5,7-10; LII/1-4) (missing Feb.)
The School Musician Director & Teacher 1981 (LII/6-10; LIII/1-5)
The School Musician Director & Teacher 1982 (LIII/6-10; LIV/1-5)
The School Musician Director & Teacher 1983 (LIV/6-11; LV/1,3,4)(missing Oct.)
Box 55
The School Musician Director & Teacher Feb., Mar. 1984 (LV/6,7)
The School Musician Director & Teacher Mar., May-July, Nov. 1986 (LVII/7,9,10; LVIII/3)
The School Musician Director & Teacher extra copies April 1980, Oct. 1982(LI/8; LIV/2)
Sousa Band Society News
misc. issues 1953-1973 (July 1953,[2 copies]; Feb. 1955; June 1957; ; July 1958 [3 copies]; Feb. 1959; Aug. 1960; July 1962 [4 copies]; Dec, 1965; Dec. 1967; Oct. 1973)
The Supervisors Service Bulletin
Aug.-Sept. 1929 (IX/1)
Tom Brown Topics misc. 1925-1927 (I/1-6; II/1-4,6; III/1,2,4; IV/3)
University of Illinois Band Anniversary Programs 1918-1947
Western International Band Clinic Bulletin Fall 1985 (No. 7)
Convention Badges
Scores:
F.P. St. Clairs "The Wizard"
Victor Herbert "Sweet Mystery of Life"
Oley Speaks "Sylvia"
Herbert L. Clarke "Stars in a Velvety Sky"
Silk Banner - Boosey & Hawkes
Silk Banner - Besson Dealer
The Last Taxable Musical Instrument (1965)
Music Industry Council Award (1979)
Contains all the photographs found in Series 1-3. They are numbered according to the order of the folders they were found in. Each photograph only has one number; copies or reprints are given the same number. Two photocopies of each photograph have been made. One copy has been placed in the notebooks of all the photographs; and the other copy has been placed in the folder it was taken from. This series does not contain the 264 pictures of the Sams Portrait Collection, which are located in the SCPA Personnel Photo File [CRII 5-3]. Note: The 264-item Sams Portrait Collection was a separate, previous gift to the ABA Research Center.
Arsers, John 265-272
Azzolina, Mark 273
Bachman, Harold 274
Bainum, Glenn Cliff 275
Barabesh, John 276
Barnes, Robert 277-291
Bellstedt, Herman 292-296
Berdahl, James 297
Boyer, James 298-299
Brendler, Charles 300-301
Burke, James 302-306
Busch, Carl 307-310
Carino, Laureano 311-318
Cavender, George 319
Chamberts, Paris 320
Chenette, Clate 321-325
Church, Bowen R. 326
Clarke, Herbert 327-329
Colasanto, Frank 330-331
Collins, Omer 332
Conway, Patrick 333
Dvorak, Raymond F. 334-341
Evans, Merle 342-345
Evanson, Pattee 346
Gayfer, James 347
Gish, Al 348-349
Goldman Edwin Franko 350-362 [362 in SCPA Workroom Map Case 1-3]
Grabel, Victor 363
Graham, Otto 364-365
Grofe, Ferde 366
Harding, A.A. 367-369
Haynes, Arthur 370-371
Heeter, Eugene 372
Heneger, Russell 373-378
Heney, Edward 379-383
Heney, John 384
Howard, George 385-386
Hunt, Cliff 387
Hyde, Victor 388-395
Irons, Earl 396
Kelly, Merle 397
King, Karl 398-418
Knuppel, William 419-420
LaBarre, Eugene 421-426
Lammers/Kjelstrom Scrapbook 427-453
LaMonaca, Caesar 454-468
Landers, George 469-472
Lasky, Jesse 473
Leach, Robert V. 474-478
Leick, Mabel 479-481
Leidzen, Erik 482
Lesinsky, Adam P. 483
Liberati, E.A. 484
Lockhart, Lee 485-486
Macdonald, Murdock 487-499
McAllisters 500
McCall, Fred 501
Mader, Carl 502
MaLette, Harry 503
Mancini, Frank 504-507
Mantia, Simone 508
Meyers, Albertus 509-510
Miessner, Otto 511
Miller, A.L. 512
Moses, Everett Allyn 513
Neilson, James 514
Payne, Charles 515
Pounder, Theodore 516
Rascher, Sigurd 517
Santelmann, William 518-519
Schaefer, August 520
Schoepper, Albert 521
Schueler, William P. 522
Simon, Frank 523-526
Smith, Leonard B. 527
Smith, Sandy 528
Sousa, John Phillip 529-543
Thiele, Charles 544
Thompson, Arthur 545-559
Tuttle, Coloston 560-573
Walker, Vesey 574
Whiting, Chester 575
Zarnott, Otto - "Over Sixty" Band 576-584
Higher Education: Universities and Conservatories 585-590
High School Bands 591-599
School Bands: Firsts 600
School Bands: Reflections 601
Summer Camps 602
Women Band Directors 603
Boys Bands 604-607
Municipal Bands 608
Unique and Unusual Bands 609-614
Air Force 615-619
Army Band 620-627
Army Field Band 628-630
Marine Band 631-640
Military Band 641
Navy Band 642-649
Vincent Bach 650
Ludwig Drum 651
Lynn Sams Photos:
formal 652-653
informal 654-683
bands 684-689
Buescher 690-694
Conn 695-724
ABA Conventions 725-746
ASBDA Convention 747-749
Midwest Band Clinic 750-752
Oversize Photographs -
Contains Oversize Pictures: Nos. 297, 318, 325, 332, 333, 362, 468, 497, 508, 599, 695, 696, 697, 724, 745
Note: LP recordings found in Paged Collections, Aisle 3, shelf 2-3. Cassettes and reel-to-reel tapes are found on shelf 4-3. The following recording numbers are missing [as of 8 May 2003]: 130, 228-245, 247-279, 281, 301-343, and 800. These may have been removed from the collection.
A. Disc Recordings
1. Military Bands
"Joint Army & Navy Committee on Welfare and Recreation."
The Army Air Forces Band: Captain Alf Heiberg, Leader.
78 RPM; 3 discs; 1 missing; D. 10".
Disc autographed by Howard Bronson.
LS 201
"The United States Army Band 'Pershings Own.' "
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19744; D.12".
LS 001
"The United States Army 1775-1975"
The United States Army Band.
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19751; D.12".
[2 copies; 1 autographed by Lobada]
LS 002
"The United States Army Band 'Pershing's Own.' "
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19732; D.12".[2 copies].
LS 003
"The United States Army Band 'Pershing's Own.' "
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19741; D.12".[2 copies].
LS 004
"The United States Military Academy Band and Cadet Glee Club."
LTC William H. Schempf, Bandmaster.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; WPS-1001; D.12".
Card attached from Bill Schempf.
LS 005
"The United States Army Band."
The Army Blues.
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19722; D.12".[2 copies].
LS 006
"Airmen of Note; Come Out Swingin'."
The U.S. Air Force Jazz Ensemble.
Lt. Gene Egge, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 007
"On Parade."
U.S. Air Force TAC Band, Langley Air Force Base, Va.
Major Lowell E. Graham, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC-20661; D.12".
LS 008
"Invincible Eagles- A Tribute to the 40th Anniversary of the TAC."
U.S. Air Force TAC Band, Langley Air Force Base, Va.
Major Lowell E. Graham, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC-20668; D.12".
LS 009
"Standard Bearers of Excellence II."
U.S. Air Force TAC Band, Langley Air Force Base, Va.
Major Lowell E. Graham, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC-20662; D.12".
LS 010
"America the Beautiful."
The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXSV 221350/221351; D.12". [3 copies].
LS 011
"Marches Around the World."
The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 012
"The President's Own."
United States Marine Band.
Lieutenant Colonel Albert Schoepper, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MB 3631/3632; D.12".
Autographed by Albert Schoepper/
LS 013
"America in Motion."
The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
Peter Graves, Guest Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; USAF 41576; D.12".
LS 014
"Bicentennial."
The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AAF 10975; D.12".
LS 015
"The Wonder of Christmas."
The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AF 4175; D.12".
LS 016
"The Strolling Strings."
A Unit of the United States Air Force Band.
CWO Gregory S. Rodgers, Director. Sergeant Gregory Christy, Leader.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 017
"The Airmen of Note and Sarah Vaughn."
The U.S. Air Force Jazz Ensemble.
Seargeant Dave Napier, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AF 33175; D.12".
LS 018
"The Two Sides of the Airmen of Note."
The U.S. Air Force Jazz Ensemble.
Lt. Gene Egge, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 019
"Mist Covered Mountains."
The U.S. Air Force Pipe Band.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Commander & Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXSV 221345/221346; D.12".
LS 020
"Christmas."
The United States Air Force Band.
Lt. Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Commander & Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXSV 221852/221853; D.12".
LS 021
"Music from the United States Air Force Academy."
Major Herman Vincent, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; USAFA 68-1/68-2; D.12".
Autographed by Herman Vincent.
LS 022
"Favorites by "The Minnesota "Over 60" Band."
Lawrence Hanson, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC 4012; D.12".
LS 023
"The Official Recording - Ferde Grofé - World's Fair Suite."
The World's Fair Symphony Orchestra.
Paul Lavalle, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; LSC-2764; D.12".
LS 024
"Christmas with The United States Army Band and Chorus."
Colonel Samuel R. Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19721; D.12".
LS 025
"The United States Air Force Band Strolling Strings."
A Unit of the United States Air Force Band.
CWO Gregory S. Rodgers, Director. Sergeant Gregory Christy, Leader.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXSV 221801/221802; D.12".
LS 026
"The United States Army Band Presents The United States Army Chorus."
Colonel Samuel R. Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19731; D.12".
LS 027
"America's Ambassadors of Music."
The United States Air Force Band.
Colonel George S. Howard, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXTV 80941/80942; D.12".
LS 028
"An Air Force Panorama."
The United States Air Force Band and The Singing Sergeants.
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AF 2972; D.12".
LS 029
"Matinee."
The United States Air Force Band and The Singing Sergeants.
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12". [2 copies].
LS 030
"On Tour with The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants."
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; GXSV 220329/220330; D.12".
LS 031
"In Washington with The United States Air Force Band and the Singing Sergeants."
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 032
"The National Cultural Center presents The United States Army Band and The United States Army Chorus."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; LSP-2685; D.12".
Autographed by Lt. Col. Hugh Curry.
LS 033
"Ceremony and Pageantry."
The United States Army Band.
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; V76051; D.12".[2 copies].
LS 034
"Command Performance 2."
The United States Air Force Band of the Golden Gate.
Captain Lowell E. Graham, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12". [2 copies].
LS 035
"Musical Americana."
The United States Air Force Band.
Colonel Arnald D. Gabriel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 2 discs; D.12".
LS 036
"Command Performance."
The United States Air Force Band of the Golden Gate.
Captain Lowell E. Graham, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 037
"The United States Army Band 'Pershing's Own' 60th Anniversary."
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
33 1/3 RPM; 2 discs; V75984; D.12".
LS 038
"Pass in Review."
The United States Army Band.
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 039
"Here's One for You."
The TAC Jazz Band.
CMSgt. John C. Gault, Director/Piano.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC 20636; D.12".
LS 040
"Band of the Golden Gate."
Travis Air Force Band.
Lt. Frank J. Grzych II, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 041
"And We Came Marching Home."
The United States Army Band.
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
33 1/3 RPM; 2 discs; D.12".
LS 042
"The Rite of Spring."
The United States Air Force Tactical Air Command Band.
Major Lowell E. Graham, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC 20665; D.12".
LS 043
"Standard Bearers of Excellence."
U.S. Air Force TAC Band, Langley Air Force Base, Va.
Major Lowell E. Graham, Commander/Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC-20610; D.12".
LS 044
"The United States Army Band presents The United States Army Chamber Orchestra."
Colonel Samuel R. Loboda, Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19733; D.12".
LS 045
"The United States Army Band presents The Army Blues."
Colonel Samuel Loboda, Leader and Commanding Officer.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S19742; D.12".
LS 046
"Toccata, Adagio, and Fugue." (Bach-Thurmond)
U.S. Navy School of Music Concert Band.
Lt. Thurmond, Conductor.
78 RPM; Side 3/4 & 4/4; date 5/18/45; D.12".
LS 047
"Music For a Cathedral."
The Brass Choir of the United States Marine Band."
Lt. Col. Albert Schoepper, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; SMB1R367; D.12".
LS 048
"Gate City March (Weldon)"
United States Marine Band.
D.7"; 1 disc; 4909.
LS 342
"Blue Jackets on Parade."
U.S. Navy Band.
Cmdr. Charles Brendler, Leader.
D.10";
LS 202
2. Soloists
"Recitative and Caprice" and "Improvisation."
Jaroslav Cimera, trombone, and R. Klimes, piano.
45 RPM; 1 disc; E3KW - 6460/6151; D. 7".
Disc autographed by Cimera.
LS 301
"Air Varié" and "Morceau Symphonique."
Jaroslav Cimera, Trombone, and M. Miller, Piano.
45 RPM; E2KW-2047/E3KW-6457; D. 7".
[3 copies, 2 Autographed by Jaroslav Cimera.]
LS 302
"Valse Romantique" and "Valse Petite."
Jaroslav Cimera, trombone, and R. Klimes, Piano.
45 RPM; E3KW-6459/E2KW-2045; D. 7".
LS 303
"Jaroslav Cimera."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MPCOA-1002-A; D.12".
Disc autographed by Cimera.
LS 050
"Love's Enchantment" and "Air Varié."
Jaroslav Cimera.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; 9049/85153; D.12".
Disc autographed by Cimera.
LS 049
"Recitative and Caprice" and "Improvisation."
Jaroslav Cimera, trombone, and R. Klimes, piano.
1 disc; CI-1407/1409; D.12".
Disc autographed by Cimera.
LS 051
"KMOD - Air Check."
Interview with Dr. Goldman and Prof. Mancini.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
Interview with Goldman and Mancini by Modesto Radio Station also some Goldman marches.
LS 052
"Serenade (Titl)", "Heine and Lyons", and "Aida - Duet Act IV."
Pryor and Keneke accompanied by Pryor's Band.
1 disc; 35150; D.12".
LS 053
"Air Varié" and "Phenomenal Fantasia."
Jaroslav Cimera, trombone, and Ernest Pechin, cornet.
1 disc; 2H-29-07; D.12".
LS 054
"Horn of Plenty... cornet solos."
James Burke.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; DL 8489; D.12".
LS 055
"Bill Bell and His Tuba."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CR 3015; D.12".
LS 056
"The Art of Cecil Leeson - Two Sonatas for Alto Saxophone and Piano Volume II."
Cecil Leeson, alto saxophone and Jean Kohler, pianist.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ENS-2003; D.12".
LS 057
"Henry Brant Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra."
Sigurd Rascher, Saxophone and The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Thor Johnson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; R-199-188; D.12".
LS 058
"Sigurd Rascher Plays the Saxophone."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AAS 703; D.12".
LS 059
"All My Friends are Trombone Players."
Tommy Pederson.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 060
"The Art of Cecil Leeson - Three Sonatas for Alto Saxophone and Piano Volume I."
Cecil Leeson, alto saxophone; Jean Kohler, Garland Anderson, Louise Leeson, piano.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ENS 2002; D.12".
Autographed by Cecil Leeson.
LS 061
"Polonaise Charmount" and "The Stars and Stripes Forever March."
John Philip Sousa Band and Jaroslav Cimera, Trombone soloist.
45 RPM; 45-1238; D. 7".
LS 304
"Dennis Anderson and His Trumpet - He's Everything to Me."
Dennis Anderson, with orchestra and chorus.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S7505; D.12".
LS 062
"Leonard Smith Plays the Cornet."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; AAS 701; D.12".
LS 063
"Quintet for Saxophone and String Quartet by Leon Stein...also, Quintet for Saxophone and Strings by Edvard Moritz."
Cecil Leeson, Eb Alto Saxophone and the Lyric Arts String Quartet.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; EN 1001; D.12".
LS 064
3. School or College Bands
"The Sound of Brass."
The University of the Pacific Concert Band."
James Douglass, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 27984; D. 7".
LS 305
"Oregon State University Symphonic Band On Tour."
James Douglass, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 38699; D. 7".
LS 306
"University of Illinois Concert Band.:
Mark Hindsley, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; XCSV 121990/121991; D.12".
LS 065
"80th Anniversary.'
The University of Wisconsin Concert Band.
Raymond F. Dvorak, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S24180; D.12".
Autographed by Ray Dvorak.
LS 066
"The Troy State University Band salutes Dr. Paul Yoder "America's Most Loved Composer of Band Music", 40th Anniversary Album."
Dr. John M. Long, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MC 7308; D.12".
LS 067
"University of California Chamber Band."
Robert O. Briggs, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CFS 3105; D.12".
Autographed by Bob Briggs.
LS 068
"University of Illinois Concert Band.:
Mark Hindsley, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; XCSV 141275/141276; D.12".
LS 069
"A Salute to Henry Fillmore."
The University of Illinois Symphonic Band.
Dr. Harry Begian, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CRS 4112; D.12".
LS 070
"Marches - John Philip Sousa."
Eastman Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
Frederick Fennel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MG 50080; D.12".
LS 071
"Great American Marches."
University of Illinois Symphonic Band.
Dr. Harry Begian, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; UISB 20113; D.12".
LS 072
"Sounds of Karl L. King."
University of Iowa Symphony Band.
Frank A. Piersol, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; 29704; D.12".
LS 073
"The Music of Karl King."
The University of Illinois Symphonic Band.
Dr. Harry Begian, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CRS 4096; D.12".
LS 074
"Diamond Jubilee - Souvenir Recording."
The University of Wisconsin Concert Band.
Raymond F. Dvorak, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; U12783/12784; D.12".
Autographed by Ray Dvorak.
LS 075
"Centennial Sounds."
Lebanon Valley College Concert Choir and Symphonic Band.
Dr. James Thurmond, Band Conductor; Dr. Pierce Getz, Chorus Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; UR4M - 0673/0674; D.12".
LS 076
"Heritage of the March Volume R - Karl King."
Marion Local High School Band.
Ed Nickol, Director of Bands.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; PDB 211; D.12".
LS 077
"Americana."
Porterville Panther Band.
Buck Shaffer, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; SYB 2404; D.12".
LS 078
"The Las Vegas Youth Band featuring Doc Severinsen."
Ted Vesely, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S30359; D.12".
LS 079
"Band Compositions of Karl L. King."
The McAllen High School Band.
R.V. Leach, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; RHS 33 6970; D.12".
LS 080
"Egmont Overture."
Modesto High School Band.
Frank Mancini, Conductor.
1 disc; MI 557/558 A; D.12".
LS 081
"Lamar State College of Technology Symphonic Band, 1961-62."
Charles A. Wiley, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; XCTV-87623/87624; D.12".
LS 082
"The Victors - March" and "The Yellow and Blue."
University of Michigan Band.
Wilfred Wilson, Director.
D.10"; 1 disc; 19971.
LS 204
"Illinois Loyalty--March," "Hail to the Orange and Oskee Wow Wow."
University of Illinois Military Band.
A.A. Harding, Director.
D.10"; 1 disc; 19835.
LS 205
"The Three Bees."
Rehearsed by Miami School Band.
Henry Fillmore, Composer and Conductor.
78 RPM; D.10"; 3261.
Typed excerpts from Fillmore's July 29, 1953 letter.
LS 203
4. Camp Bands
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 2.
Butler Eitel, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1969-18; D.12".
LS 083
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 2.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1969-21; D.12".
LS 084
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 2.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1961-17; D.12".
LS 085
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1964-18; D.12".
LS 086
"International Music Camp - 1968 European Tour Band and Choir."
Dr. Merton Utgaard, Band Conductor and Dr. Jack Donovan, Choir Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S32305; D.12".
LS 087
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1960-17; D.12".
LS 088
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1967-19; D.12".
LS 089
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 2.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1971-18; D.12".
LS 090
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 3.
Sir Vivian Dunn and William D. Revelli, Guest Conductors.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1971-19; D.12".
LS 091
"National Music Camp."
High School Symphonic Band # 1.
George C. Wilson, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NMC-1968-17; D.12".
LS 092
5. Professional & Municipal Bands
"1967 Mid-West Band Clinic Bachman's 'Million Dollar Band'."
Colonel Harold B. Bachman, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MID19679; D.12".
LS 093
"Music in the Round - ABA Convention Souvenir."
The Cable Concert Band."
Howard Cable, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; PCS-1004; D.12".[2 copies].
LS 094
"Souvenir de Quebec - ABA Convention Souvenir."
The Cable Concert Band."
Maurice DeCelles, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; PCS 1003; D.12".
LS 095
"Kiel Municipal Band, 50th Anniversary."
Edgar P. Thiessen, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; KIE 61378; D.12".
Autographed by Edgar Thiessen.
LS 096
"1978 Minnesota State Fair... Labor Day Concert."
Chatfield Brass Band
H.L. Lidstrom, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; TSJ - 103078; D.12".
LS 097
"The Allentown Band Marches Over Bert's Bridge Playing Von Blon and Fucik Marches."
Albertus L. Meyers, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12". [2 copies].
LS 098
"The Allentown Band Salutes The Great German March Writers."
Albertus L. Meyers, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12". [2 copies];
LS 099
"Le Musique et Harmonie de Allentown Joué les marches Francaise."
Ronald Sherry, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D.12".
LS 100
"The Allentown Band Goes to the Circus."
Ron Demkee, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; PDB 305; D.12".
LS 101
"1979 27th Annual Convention A.S.B.D.A."
Chatfield Brass Band.
H.L. Lidstrom, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ASBDA 79-4; D.12".
LS 102
"The Erik Leidzen Memorial Album."
The Salvation Army New York Staff Band and Male Chorus and Star Lake Album.
Erik Leidzen, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; SA 1-63; D.12".
LS 103
"Cities Service 50th Anniversary Jubilee Marches."
The Band of America.
Paul Lavalle, Conductor
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; LPM 1175; D.12".
LS 104
"Brass Band on Parade."
The Band of H.M. Irish Guards.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; B20007; D.12".
LS 105
"The Yankee Brass Band Music from Mid-Nineteenth Century America presenting The American Brass Quintet Brass Band."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; NW 312; D.12".
LS 106
"The Music of Karl L. King."
Karl L. King Municipal Band.
Reginald R. Schive, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; 39982; D.12".
Letter attached from Mrs. Karl L. King.
LS 107
"Band of the Fiji Military Forces."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; VP 163; D.12".
LS 108
"Fiji Police Band."
Pacific Brass and Voices.
Superintendent James H. Hempstead, Director of Music.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; HLS 18; D.12".
LS 109
"Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus Band."
Merle Evans, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; T 265; D.12".
LS 110
"Salute to Karl King."
The Band Of Her Majesty's Life Guards.
Major W. Jackson, Director of Music.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; SBL 7925; D.12". [2 copies].
LS 111
"March of the Toys" and "Teddy Bears' Picnic."
Conway's Band.
Captain Pat Conway, Conductor.
D.10"; 1 disc; 4193.
LS 207
"Carnavel of Venice" and "Titl's Serenade."
Herbert Clarke; Keneke and Lyons with Orchestra.
D.10"; 1 disc; 16088.
LS 208
"Rafael Mendez and His Orchestra."
Ralph and Robert Mendez.
D.10"; 33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; EB 1389/1390.
Disc autographed by Rafael Mendez.
LS 210
"Ecstasy" and "Bride of the Waves."
Leonard B. Smith, cornet, and Frank Banta, piano.
D.10"; 1 disc; 26389.
LS 209
"Four Little Blackberries" and "Ida and Dot Polka."
Thomas Mills; Buono and Chiafferelli.
D.10"; 1 disc; A225.
LS 211
"Hail Detroit March" and "Ecstasy."
Leonard B. Smith, cornet with Leonard Smith Band.
D.10"; 1 disc; M-10003/10004.
Autographed by Leonard Smith.
LS 212
"Marching Through Georgia" and "Blaze Away March."
Massed Bands of the Aldershot Command.
D.10"; VI 24184.
LS 213
"The Three Solitaires" and "The Hornpipe Melody."
Clarke, Keneke and Pryor.
D.10"; VI 16317.
LS 214
"Lobe den Herrn" and "O du Froliche, o du selige."
Posaunen-Quartett.
D.10"; VI 63852.
LS 215
"Belle Isle March" and "Willow Echoes."
Leonard Smith, Cornet, and the Leonard Smith Band.
D.10"; M-10005/10006.
Autographed by Leonard Smith.
LS 216
"Marchen, Volksliedchen" and "Weihnachtslieder - Potpourri."
Philharmonisches-Oktett.
D.10"; M 73502.
LS 217
"Military Basis." and "Hour of Charm."
2-7-43.
D.10";
LS 218
"Band Marches."
Spring Garden Band.
Lester K. Loucks, Conductor.
4 discs; D.10"; 20/2751 - 20/2754.
LS 219
"Circus."
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Band.
Merle Evans, Bandmaster.
4 discs; D.10"; 36166-36169.
LS 220
"Strike up the Band - An Album of Famous Marches."
Decca Band, Harry Sosnick, Director.
American Legion Band, Joe Colling, Director.
King's Band.
5/6 discs; D.10"; 38571-38573,67995-67998, 38560, 1392-1393.
LS 221
"On Parade."
The Band of H.M. Irish Guards.
4 discs; D.10"; 9025, 9029, 7500 - 7505.
LS 222
"Let's Polka."
Bill Gale and his Music Makers.
4 discs; D.10"; 36142-36145.
LS 223
"Music of Iowa State."
The Concert Band, The Symphony Orchestra, and The Singers.
Alvin Edgar, Director.
3 discs; D.10"; E1-KB-1268-1273.
LS 224
"Marches."
Goldman Band.
Edwin Franko Goldman, Conductor.
4 discs; D.10"; 35884, 35907, 36038, 36037.
LS 225
"Spirit of Liberty Marches."
American Legion Band.
Joe Colling, Director.
4 discs; D.10"; A 713.
Autographed by Joe Colling.
LS 226
"Rafael Mendez."
Rafael Mendez and his orchestra.
Harry Lubin, Conductor.
4 discs; D.10"; 8049-8052.
LS 227
6. Religious Music
"Hymns -The Hour of Charm."
All Girl Orchestra.
Phil Spitalny, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; Cl 6042; D. 10".
LS 228
"Sunny Liu Sings How Big is God."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ST 094; D. 12".
LS 112
"In Hawaii"
Rex Humbard and the Cathedral Singers.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; D. 12".
LS 113
"I've Discovered the Way of Gladness."
Allen & Rosalyn Sovory.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; SR 389; D. 12".
LS 114
"The Blessed Hope."
Faith for Today Quartet.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; KO 5024; D. 12".
LS 115
"I Believe in Miracles."
Jim Fitzgerald, singer and Jimmy Rhodes, Keyboard.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; OCR 1078; D. 12".
LS 116
"Paul Johnson Voices Sing the Songs of Dan Dirksen."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S 2271; D. 12".
LS 117
"Gospel Organ Favorites."
Dan Dirksen, computer organ and orchestra.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S5304; D. 12".
LS 118
"His Eye is on the Sparrow."
Bill Hoffman, Singer, and Norman Nelson, Organist.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ST 132; D. 12".
LS 119
"More Than Singing."
The Heritage Singers.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S-5197; D. 12".
LS 120
"The Last Letter of Christ."
H.M.S. Richards.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; VPS 601; D. 12".
LS 121
"The Choral Arts Society of Japan in Concert, Vol. 2."
Francisco de Araujo, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ST 111; D. 12".
LS 122
"Gone Fishin'."
Philip and Keith Knoche.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; S2259; D. 12".
LS 123
Geraldine Farmar, Soprano.
3 discs; CR-608/1-6; D. 10".
LS 229
"TV Songs of Faith."
Faith for Today TV Quartet.
33 1/3 RPM; FT 200; D. 10".
LS 230
"Ralph Carmichael Orchestra."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7042; D. 10".
LS 231
"Meditations in Music."
Washington Missionary College.
33 1/3 RPM; LP 1236; D. 10".
LS 232
"King's Heralds Quartet."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 100; D. 10".[2 copies].
LS 233
"That One Lost Sheep." and "No One Ever Cared for me Like Jesus."
Del Delker.
Cr-603-5/6; D. 10".
LS 234
"Is Your All on the Alter." and "The Love of God."
Del Delker.
Cr-603-3/4.; D. 10".
LS 235
"I'd Rather have Jesus." and "Were you There."
Del Delker.
Cr-603-1/2; D. 10".
LS 236
7. Christmas Music
"Bridge to Dreamland, Christmas Music."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1807; D. 12".
LS 124
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; RS 50,001; D. 12".
LS 125
"Christmas Chimes."
Felix Vance.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; L1600; D. 12".
LS 126
"Christmas Time."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; DL 34037; D. 12". [2 copies]
LS 127
"Great Songs of Christmas."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CSS 388; D. 12".
LS 128
"The Life Treasury of Christmas Music - A Supplement to the Life Book of Christmas."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; TL 100; D. 12".
LS 129
"Adeste Fidelis." and "Silent Night."
Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra.
23777; D. 10".
LS 237
"While Shepards Watched." and "God Rest You Merry Gentleman."
Jimmy Blades, Chimes, and Charles Smart- Organ.
DR 13900/13901; D. 10".
LS 238
"The First Nowell." and "Beautiful Savior."
Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.
23645; D. 10".
LS 239
8. Soundsheets/Promotional
"The Longines Symphonette Society presents brief excerpts from Bert Kaempfert Strangers in the Night."
Soundsheet; D. 7". [2 copies.]
LS 307
"Reader's Digest Presents... Your Free Audition Recording from 'The Swing Years'."
33 1/3 RPM; D. 7".
LS 308
"Milpath - A Hi-Fi Holiday Concert."
The Deller Consort.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ZTV 27056/27057; D. 7".
LS 309
"Interlochen - Center for the Arts."
National Music Camp and Interlochen Arts Academy.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; Soundsheet; D. 7".
LS 310
"Music in World Cultures."
Music Educators Journal, October 1972.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; Soundsheet; D. 7".
LS 311
"Introducing The Enchanter."
Zachary.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; Soundsheet; D. 7".
LS 312
"Alpha Concert Band Series, The Best from the Beginning."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; Soundsheet; D. 7".
LS 313
"Capitol Promotional Record, Triple Hit Preview."
Frank Sinatra, Nat "King" Cole, "Tennessee" Ernie Ford.
PRO - 304; D. 7".
LS 314
"James Douglass Demonstrating the New Buescher Super "400" Model Trumpet."
James Douglass, Trumpet, and Richard Weilenmann, Piano.
45 RPM; LB 182/183; D. 7". [2 copies.]
LS 315
"Hansen Promotional Record: Elmer Bernstein's Jazz Selections, Magic Trumpet, and Greensleeves."
33 1/3 RPM; HP 101066; D. 7".
LS 316
9. Medical Recordings
"Helps Make Life Breathable."
MARAX.
33 1/3 RPM; LS 2; D. 7".
LS 317
"Norgine Laboratories, Inc. presents Minuets Nos. 1, 4, & 8 for violin, guitar and violincello."
Jean Pasquler, violin; Etienne Pasquier, violincello; Lagoye Alexandre, Guitar.
78 RPM; E2-KB-7015; D. 10".
LS 240
"Compliments of Norgine Laboratories, Inc.; Peer Gynt Suite "Anitra's Dance"."
78 RPM; EO- CB-3087; D. 10".
LS 241
"Psychiatric Consultations: Alcoholism."
Dr. Carroll L. Witten; Dr. Merritt W. Foster, Jr.; Dr. Jackson A. Smith; Dr. Irvin M. Cohen.
33 1/3 RPM; D. 10".
LS 242
"Psychiatric Consultations: Recognizing and Solving Problems in Doctor-Patient Relationships, Part II."
Dr. Daniel Blain; Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth; Dr. Howard P. Rome; Dr. Carroll Whitten.
33 1/3 RPM; D. 10".
LS 243
"Psychiatric Consultations: Anxiety as a clinical indicator: Part I."
Dr. Hans J. Kleinschmidt; Dr. Samuel L. Feder; Dr. Ralph Kaufman; Dr. Carroll L. Witten.
33 1/3 RPM; D. 10".
LS 244
"Psychiatric Consultations: Anxiety as a clinical indicator: Part II."
Dr. Hans J. Kleinschmidt; Dr. Samuel L. Feder; Dr. Ralph Kaufman; Dr. Carroll L. Witten.
33 1/3 RPM; D. 10".
LS 245
"Luncheon Address at a symposium on 'Anxiety and a decade of Tranquilizer Therapy'."
Sponsored by Wallace Laboratories.
33 1/3 RPM; XTV 94828; D. 12".
LS 130
"Stethoscopic Heart Records."
George D. Geckeler, M.D.
33 1/3 RPM; KL 4240; D. 12".
LS 131
"# 5 Abnormal & Extra Heart Sounds."
Presented by Merck Sharp & Dohme.
33 1/3 RPM; U4LM-1190/1191; D. 7".
LS 343
10. Children's Recordings.
"Uncle Josh's Troubles in a Hotel."
Cal Stewart.
16193; D. 10".
LS 247
"Uncle Josh Buys an Automobile."
Cal Stewart.
17854; D. 10".
LS 248
"[Children's Songs]"
Uncle Don.
S1532/S1534; D. 10".
LS 249
"Playtime."
Joe Green's Orchestra and Stanley Carson.
333-PV; D. 7".
LS 318
"Playtime."
Gene Kelly.
342 - PV; D. 7".
LS 319
"Playtime."
Stanley Carson.
334-PV; D. 7".
LS 320
"Playtime."
Earl Rogers.
336-PV; D. 7".
LS 321
"Hansel and Gretel, dramatized by a complete cast."
Claude Kirchner.
R-406; D. 7".
LS 322
"Storytime."
Uncle Nace.
7-3; D. 7".
LS 323
"Puff and Toot."
Narrated by Jack Arthur and Toby Deane with the Peter Pan Chorus and Orchestra.
L-15; D. 7".
LS 324
"Billy Boy", "A Hunting we will go" and "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean."
Sung by Peter Pan Players.
Peggy Marshall, Director.
D. 7".
LS 325
"Santa Claus is Comin' to town" and "Christmas Song."
Anne Lloyd - The Sandpipers; Mitchell Miller and Orchestra.
R47; D. 7".
LS 326
"Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo March."
Mitchell Miller and Orchestra.
RD9; D. 7".
LS 327
"The Three Little Kittens."
Claude Kirchner.
R-411; D. 7".
LS 328
11. Children's Religious.
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
703; D. 7".
LS 329
"Sunday School Songs."
Tiny Evelyn and Radio Kids Bible Club.
701; D. 7".
LS 330
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
707; D. 7".
LS 331
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
706; D. 7".
LS 332
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
702; D. 7".
LS 333
"Sunday School Songs."
With Uncle Earle at Children's Church.
708; D. 7".
LS 334
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
704; D. 7".
LS 335
"Sunday School Songs."
Radio Kids Bible Club.
705; D. 7".
LS 336
"Sunday School Songs."
With Uncle Earle at Children's Church.
709; D. 7".
LS 337
"Sunday School Songs."
With Uncle Earle at Children's Church.
710; D. 7".
LS 338
12. Miscellaneous
Classical
"Dvorák New World Symphony."
The Philadelphia Orchestra.
Eugene Ormandy, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ML 4023; D. 12".
LS 132
"Tchaikovsky, 1812 Festival Overture, Op. 49, and Capriccio Italien."
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra/ University of Minnesota Band.
Antal Dorati, Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; MG50054; D. 12".
LS 133
"Oregon State University Symphonic Band (Eighty Strong)."
James Douglass, Director.
33 1/3 RPM; 34897; D. 7".
LS 339
"World Famous Waltzes."
Bob Stanley and his Orchestra.
33 1/3 RPM; LP 6941; D. 10".
LS 250
"[Waltzes]."
33 1/3 RPM; R 33 068/069; D. 10".
LS 251
"Strauss Waltzes in Dance Tempo."
Al Goodman and his Orchestra.
35418; D. 10".
LS 252
"Spanish Dance" and "Tales of Hoffman."
Symphony Orchestra.
8538; D. 10".
LS 253
"Strauss Concert."
Radio Symphony Orchestra.
33 1/3 RPM; LP 6940; D. 10".
LS 254
"Beecham Encores."
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Sir Thomas Beecham, Bart., Conductor.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; ML 5321; D. 12".
LS 134
Singers
"Irish Ballads."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 6946; D. 10".
LS 255
"Be My Life's Companion." and "Tuh Pocket, Tuh Pocket."
Mindy Carson and Merv Griffin with the Rampart Street Boys.
20-4454; D. 10".
LS 256
"We Kiss in the Shadow." and "Something Wonderful."
Alfred Newman and his Orchestra.
5617; D. 10".
LS 257
"Poor You" and "The Last Call for Love."
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra.
27849; D. 10".
LS 258
"A Young Man Sings." and "Love Song of Renaldo."
Tony Martin.
67351/67352; D. 10".
LS 259
"At least You Could Save Me a Dream." and "String Foo-Losophy."
Eddie Beal Trio.
00100/00101; D. 10".
LS 260
"The Desert Song."
Kitty Carlisle, Wilbur Evans, Felix Knight.
33 1/3 RPM; DLP 7000; D. 10".
LS 261
"The House I Live In" and "America, The Beautiful."
Frank Sinatra with the Ken Lane Singers.
36886; D. 10".
LS 262
"Don't You Think I Ought to Know." and "Crying in the Chapel."
The Orioles.
5122; D. 10".
LS 263
"Stephen Foster."
Bing Crosby.
DL 5010; D. 10".
LS 264
"At Dawning." and " A Perfect Day."
Nelson Eddy, Baritone, with Nathaniel Shilkret and Orchestra.
4369; D. 10".
LS 265
Organ/Piano solos
"Lorin Whitney, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7003; D. 10".
LS 266
"Lorin Whitney Chimes with Vibe and Pipe Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7024; D. 10".
LS 267
"Lorin Whitney Pipe Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7006; D. 10".
LS 268
"Lorin Whitney Pipe Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7004; D. 10".
LS 269
"Lorin Whitney Pipe Organ, Bells, Vibe, Chimes."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 7008; D. 10".
LS 270
"Paul Carson at the NBC Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 1207; D. 10".
LS 271
"Paul Carson at the NBC Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 1206; D. 10".
LS 272
"Paul Carson at the NBC Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 1200; D. 10".
LS 273
"Paul Carson at the NBC Organ."
33 1/3 RPM; LP 1217; D. 10".
LS 274
"Bridge to Dreamland, Music of Vienna."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1813; D. 12".
LS 135
"Bridge to Dreamland, Vol. 2."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1816; D. 12".
LS 136
"Bridge to Dreamland, Music of Victor Herbert."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1805; D. 12".
LS 137
"Bridge to Dreamland, Featuring Music of Sigmund Romberg and Rudolph Friml."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1810; D. 12".
LS 138
"Bridge to Dreamland, Featuring Music of Victor Herbert and Rudolph Friml."
Paul Carson, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; C-1814; D. 12".
LS 139
"Organ Solo."
33 1/3 RPM; R 33 012/013; D. 10".
LS 275
"Moods in Ivory."
Jonathan and Winnifred Hamrick.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; LP 5056; D. 12".
LS 140
"Piano Novelties"
Eric Silver.
33 1/3 RPM; 6995; D. 10".
LS 276
"The Wedding Album - A Collection of Familiar Music associated with the Nuptial Ceremony."
Richard Ellsasseer, Pipe Organ.
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; E3398; D. 12".
LS 141
Ragtime
"Ramshackle Rag" and "That Flying Rag."
Arthur Pryor's Band.
17021; D. 10".
LS 277
"Wah-Wah Doozie" and "Sunday Will Never Be the Same."
Bill Page.
45 RPM; T-349; D. 7".
LS 340
"The Dixieland Band."
45 RPM; TDB-1/2; D. 7".
attached xmas card from "Frank"
LS 341
"Red Pepper - A Spicy Rag." and "The Lobsters Promenade."
Fred Van Eps.
17033; D. 10".
LS 278
"Row, Row, Row." and "When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves For Alabam'."
Pietro Deiro.
A 1323; D. 10".
LS 279
Other
"Holiday for Strings."
David Rose and his Orchestra.
33 1/3 RPM; E-506; D. 10".
LS 281
"Bob Booker and Earle Doud present The First Family featuring Vaughn Meader with Earle Doud, Naomi Brossart, Bob Booker, and Norma Macmillan."
33 1/3 RPM; 1 disc; CLP 3060; D. 12".
LS 142
Empty Jackets.
"How to Teach Your Parakeet to Talk."
78 RPM; 10".
LS 281
"Allen & Rosalyn Sovory Sing: I've Discovered the Ways of Gladness."
33 1/3 RPM; 12"
LS 143
"Excerpts from Both "The Student Prince" and "The Chocolate Soldier."
33 1/3 RPM; ML 4060; 12".
LS 144
Audio Tapes
1. 60 minutes cassettes.
"[Terry Camey, Cornet Soloist].
60 min.
LS 400
"The Salvation Army Treasures in Happiness."
The Camsey's Asbury Park Corp.
3/12/78.
60 min.
LS 401
"Karl King Misc."
typed program; 60 min.
LS 402
"1983 British Brass Band Festival."
Royal Albert Hall - London.
typed program; 60 min.
typed note from Emmet Harstine.
LS 403
"Goldman Tape."
The United States Air Force Band."
Dr. Goldman's address given at Glenn C. Bainum's retirement in 1952.
3/7/1979; 60 min.
LS 404
"1984 British Brass Band Festival."
Royal Albert Hall - London.
typed program; 60 min.
typed not from Emmet Harstine.
LS 405
"Lynn Sams interview by Jim Berdahl for 50th A.B.A. Convention."
Tempi, Arizona; 2/10/1984.
60 min.
LS 406
"Tennessee Tech Band, Vol. 79. (1)" and"South West Oklahoma, James Jurens. (2)"
Mayhew Lake and Nicholas Brown.
60 min.
LS 407
"Carson & Barnes Circus Band, Tape 1."
Columbia, MO; 5/25/82.
60 min.
LS 408
"Carson & Barnes Circus Band, Tape 2."
Columbia, MO; 5/25/82.
60 min.
LS 409
"100th Anniversary of the Birth of Ernest S. Williams."
The United States Army Band, 'Pershing's Own'.
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
Typed program.
09/27/1981; 60 min.
LS 410
"Lynn Sams tribute to Merle Evans."
60 min.
LS 411
"Marches of Latey & Boos Vol. 82."
National Concert Band.
typed program; 60 min.
LS 412
"Northern Illinois University Concert Band."
Gordon Bird, Conductor.
60 min.
LS 413
"Happy 90th to Merle Evans."
Central Methodist College Band & Friends.
Professor Keith House, Director.
LS 414
"100th Anniversary of the Birth of Ernest S. Williams."
The United States Army Band, 'Pershing's Own'.
Colonel Eugene W. Allen, Leader and Commander.
09/27/1981; 60 min.
no case.
LS 415
2. 90 minute cassettes.
"Parade Marches.(1)" and "Popular American Marches (2)."
US Army of Washington D.C. (1) and Eastman Wind Ensemble (2).
Colonel Allen, Conductor (1) and Freddie Fennell (2).
90 Min.
LS 500
"Memorial Birthday Concert."
K.L. King Band.
4/1/84; Fort Dodge, Iowa.
90 min.
LS 501
"Marches and Music of Sousa."
Detroit Concert Band (1) and US Marine Band (2).
Leonard Smith (1) and Col Jack Kline (2), conductors.
typed program; 90 min.
LS 502
"The Eastern Band of the Norwegian Defense Forces (1)" and "The Detroit Concert Band (2)."
Major Christen Johannes (1) and Leonard Smith (2), conductors.
typed program; 90 min.
LS 503
"1953 Chatfield, MN City Band."
Clarence Arsers, Dir.
typed program; 90 min.
LS 504
"ABA Resolutions, D.C. Convention, 1981; with special Happy Birthday to Lynn Sams."
Resolution by Herb. Hazelman.
30 min.
LS 505
"The Detroit Concert Band."
Leonard B. Smith, Conductor.
empty case.
"FM Stereo Module."
"Blank Tape."
3. 5" Reel to Reel
" Interview with Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman and Frank Mancini."
Broadcast from Radio Station KHOD; 2/3/1955.
Typed program; filled out with Sousa Marches.
LS 600
"Tape of band tunes."
Sent by John Heney, Sr.
Typed program.
LS 601
"Sousa 2/17/70."
Accompanied by letter swearing the validity of the last baton used by Sousa."
LS 602
"Karl L. King. Dec 1970."
Addressed to Sams in Napa, Cal. from Drexel Peterson.
LS 603
4. 7" Reel to Reel
"#5 Stars and Stripes.. Sousa conducting and speaking."
Typed program.
LS 700
"Frank Howard Interview."
LS 701
"Miscellaneous Band Pieces."
Vessella's Italian Band, US Marine Band, Arthur Pryors Band, others.
Typed Program.
LS 702
"Miscellaneous Band Pieces."
University of Illinois Military Band, Leonard Smith Band, others.
Typed Program.
LS 703
"No title."
LS 704
C. Film
"U.S. Marine Band"
LS 800
Appendix
Lynn L. Sams Portrait Collection
Description
The Lynn Sams Portrait Collection was originally deposited by Sams at the University of Michigan. Sams withdrew the collection on 16 May 1983, at which time it was transferred to the University of Maryland. This collection is housed in the SCPA Personnel Photo File, CRII 5-3.