Piano works of Claude Debussy. By E. Robert Schmitz, editor & designer: Merle Armitage, author of introd.: Virgil Thomson part 2
Walking song. Music: Virgil Thomson, arr.: Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
EP0000068734 / 1952-12-29
RE0000062065 / 1980-06-26
RE0000062065 / 1980-06-26
Title:
Walking song. Music: Virgil Thomson, arr.: Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale.
Variant title:
Walking song
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: The morning star. Chorus for SSA. Traditional hymn-tune from the Southern part of the USA. Arr. Virgil Thomson
Robert Fizdale (1 documents)
example document: Souvenirs. Op. 28. m Samuel Barber, two-piano arr. Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale
Arthur Gold (1 documents)
example document: Souvenirs. Op. 28. m Samuel Barber, two-piano arr. Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale
example document: The morning star. Chorus for SSA. Traditional hymn-tune from the Southern part of the USA. Arr. Virgil Thomson
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Robert Fizdale (1 documents)
example document: Souvenirs. Op. 28. m Samuel Barber, two-piano arr. Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale
Arthur Gold (1 documents)
example document: Souvenirs. Op. 28. m Samuel Barber, two-piano arr. Arthur Gold & Robert Fizdale
Etude for cello and piano--A Portrait of Frederic James
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000922025 / 1987-01-20
Date of Creation:
1966
Title:
Etude for cello and piano--A Portrait of Frederic James / Virgil Thomson.
Application Title:
A Portrait of Frederic James.
Description:
4 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
Suite from The river. For small orchestra. m Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000293855 / 1986-05-19
EP0000119097 / 1958-05-01
EP0000119097 / 1958-05-01
Title:
Suite from The river. For small orchestra. m Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Suite from The river.
Other Title:
The River
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Four songs to poems of Thomas Campion. For voice of mezzo soprano with acc. of viola, clarinet & harp. By Virgil Thomson
example document: Four songs to poems of Thomas Campion. For voice of mezzo soprano with acc. of viola, clarinet & harp. By Virgil Thomson
Rider on the plains; concerto for violoncello & orchestra. Pt. 1. Composer: Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000050865 / 1980-02-04
EP0000066174 / 1952-10-06
EP0000066174 / 1952-10-06
Title:
Rider on the plains; concerto for violoncello & orchestra. Pt. 1. Composer: Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Rider on the plains
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson
Variations on a southern hymn; concerto for violoncello & orchestra. Pt. 2. Composer: Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000050866 / 1980-02-04
EP0000066175 / 1952-10-06
EP0000066175 / 1952-10-06
Title:
Variations on a southern hymn; concerto for violoncello & orchestra. Pt. 2. Composer: Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Variations on a southern hymn
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: There is a garden in her face. From Four songs set to the poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. for mixed voices SATB: Virgil Thomson
example document: There is a garden in her face. From Four songs set to the poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. for mixed voices SATB: Virgil Thomson
Prelude for organ
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000920777 / 2005-08-29
EP0000369471 / 1977-05-25
EP0000369471 / 1977-05-25
Title:
Prelude for organ / music by Virgil Thomson.
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Follow thy fair sun. From Four songs to poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. for mixed voices SATB: Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman
example document: Follow thy fair sun. From Four songs to poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. for mixed voices SATB: Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman
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Five portraits for four clarinets
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000920803 / 2005-08-29
EP0000372012 / 1977-07-13
EP0000372012 / 1977-07-13
Title:
Five portraits for four clarinets / music by Virgil Thomson.
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Much ado about nothing. By William Shakespeare, introd. by Francis Fergusson, "Suggestions for further reading", "Music for 'Much ado about nothing'" by Virgil Thomson, glossary notes and cover art: Western Printing and Lithography Company, as employer in a work made for hire
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: The courtship of Yongly Bongly Bo. For voice and piano
example document: Much ado about nothing. By William Shakespeare, introd. by Francis Fergusson, "Suggestions for further reading", "Music for 'Much ado about nothing'" by Virgil Thomson, glossary notes and cover art: Western Printing and Lithography Company, as employer in a work made for hire
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: The courtship of Yongly Bongly Bo. For voice and piano
Music right and left. By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000018648 / 1979-05-02
A00000053508 / 1951-03-12
A00000053508 / 1951-03-12
Title:
Music right and left. By Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Music right and left.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Three antiphonal psalms. Two-part a cappella for soprano & alto, or tenor & baritone. Music: Virgil Thomson
example document: Three antiphonal psalms. Two-part a cappella for soprano & alto, or tenor & baritone. Music: Virgil Thomson
[Perfect and cool, and other contributions] By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000018649 / 1979-05-02
Title:
[Perfect and cool, and other contributions] By Virgil Thomson.
Other Title:
A Composer remembers.
A Real French opera.
The Management case in summary.
The Monotonous genteel.
The Past made available.
The Stadium.
The Kefauver Amendment.
The Future of Tanglewood.
The Odor of success.
A History piece and a vehicle.
A New high.
The City Center Opera.
The Critic's view: little to criticize at opera opening.
The Metropolitan Opera.
A Real French opera.
The Management case in summary.
The Monotonous genteel.
The Past made available.
The Stadium.
The Kefauver Amendment.
The Future of Tanglewood.
The Odor of success.
A History piece and a vehicle.
A New high.
The City Center Opera.
The Critic's view: little to criticize at opera opening.
The Metropolitan Opera.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Appears in:
Issue 8Jan51. Perfect and cool. Pub. 1951-01-08; B00000280830.
Issue 9Jan51. Direct and lyrical. Pub. 1951-01-09; B00000280831.
Issue 14Jan51. Seattle survives. Pub. 1951-01-14; B00000281464.
Issue 15Jan51. Israel in America. Pub. 1951-01-15; B00000281465.
Issue 16Jan51. Small stuff but pleasant. Pub. 1951-01-16; B00000281807.
Issue 18Jan51. Supercilious and arty. Pub. 1951-01-18; B00000282400.
Issue 21Jan51. Wholesalers and jobbers. Pub. 1951-01-21; B00000282492.
Issue 23Jan51. Flagstad and Reiner. Pub. 1951-01-23; B00000283473.
Issue 28Jan51. A Composer remembers. Pub. 1951-01-28; B00000283804.
Issue 28Jan51. Toscanini's piece. Pub. 1951-01-28; B00000283804.
Issue 4Feb51. Reactionary critic. Pub. 1951-02-04; B00000285236.
Issue 5Feb51. Memorial to Weill. Pub. 1951-02-05; B00000285237.
Issue 6Feb51. Famous pieces. Pub. 1951-02-06; B00000285444.
Issue 9Feb51. Thoroughly musical. Pub. 1951-02-09; B00000289190.
Issue 11Feb51. More about the jobbers. Pub. 1951-02-11; B00000286162.
Issue 18Feb51. Campaign of truth. Pub. 1951-02-18; B00000287439.
Issue 19Feb51. Perfection without personality. Pub. 1951-02-19; B00000287440.
Issue 20Feb51. Distinguished evening. Pub. 1951-02-20; B00000288473.
Issue 23Feb51. From the heart. Pub. 1951-02-23; B00000288029.
Issue 25Feb51. From the Middle States. Pub. 1951-02-25; B00000288027.
Issue 26Feb51. Without heaviness. Pub. 1951-02-26; B00000288475.
Issue 1Mar51. Spinning a melody. Pub. 1951-03-01; B00000289193.
Issue 4Mar51. Translator protests. Pub. 1951-03-04; B00000289849.
Issue 7Mar51. For the memory. Pub. 1951-03-07; B00000289852.
Issue 8Mar51. Style and fine skill. Pub. 1951-03-08; B00000290644.
Issue 11Mar51. Getting around the middlemen. Pub. 1951-03-11; B00000290646.
Issue 14Mar51. Luxury and warmth. Pub. 1951-03-14; B00000291345.
Issue 15Mar51. French program. Pub. 1951-03-15; B00000291346.
Issue 18Mar51. What Bing has done. Pub. 1951-03-18; B00000291743.
Issue 19Mar51. Professional and first-class. Pub. 1951-03-19; B00000291744.
Issue 23Mar51. A Real French opera. Pub. 1951-03-23; B00000292797.
Issue 25Mar51. Toward a new opera house. Pub. 1951-03-25; B00000292799.
Issue 25Mar51. Just off perfection. Pub. 1951-03-25; B00000292799.
Issue 29Mar51. Libretto trouble again. Pub. 1951-03-29; B00000293819.
Issue 30Mar51. Musical throughout. Pub. 1951-03-30; B00000293820.
Issue 1Apr51. "Damnation" in Pittsburgh. Pub. 1951-04-01; B00000293822.
Issue 4Apr51. Poetical and intense. Pub. 1951-04-04; B00000294900.
Issue 5Apr51. Musically handsome. Pub. 1951-04-05; B00000294901.
Issue 8Apr51. The Management case in summary. Pub. 1951-04-08; B00000295874.
Issue 13Apr51. Successful modernism. Pub. 1951-04-13; B00000296934.
Issue 15Apr51. Modernism in Illinois. Pub. 1951-04-15; B00000296936.
Issue 17Apr51. The Monotonous genteel. Pub. 1951-04-17; B00000297461.
Issue 20Apr51. Orchestrally animated. Pub. 1951-04-20; B00000298097.
Issue 22Apr51. The Past made available. Pub. 1951-04-22; B00000298099.
Issue 24Apr51. Just off perfection. Pub. 1951-04-24; B00000298101.
Issue 29Apr51. Recent music books. Pub. 1951-04-29; B00000298793.
Issue 6May51. Modernism goes on. Pub. 1951-05-06; B00000300074.
Issue 1Jul51. The Stadium. Pub. 1951-07-01; B00000308096.
Issue 8Jul51. Opera opening in Colorado. Pub. 1951-07-08; B00000309364.
Issue 15Jul51. Colorado's musical variety. Pub. 1951-07-15; B00000310046.
Issue 22Jul51. Unusual chamber works. Pub. 1951-07-22; B00000310972.
Issue 28Jul51. Elegiac and powerful. Pub. 1951-07-28; B00000312655.
Issue 29Jul51. The Kefauver Amendment. Pub. 1951-07-29; B00000312656.
Issue 1Aug51. In spite of inefficiencies. Pub. 1951-08-01; B00000312659.
Issue 5Aug51. The Future of Tanglewood. Pub. 1951-08-05; B00000313374.
Issue 12Aug51. Sumptuous surroundings. Pub. 1951-08-12; B00000314880.
Issue 2Sep51. Pierre Monteux in Maine: the Baroque in Newport. Pub. 1951-09-02; B00000317192.
Issue 6Sep51. No power lost. Pub. 1951-09-06; B00000317698.
Issue 9Sep51. Saint Matthew passion filmed. Pub. 1951-09-09; B00000318114.
Issue 16Sep51. Thematic integrity. Pub. 1951-09-16; B00000319539.
Issue 23Sep51. Copland and Schuman records. Pub. 1951-09-23; B00000320348.
Issue 30Sep51. New Handel recordings. Pub. 1951-09-30; B00000321321.
Issue 5Oct51. The Odor of success. Pub. 1951-10-05; B00000322166.
Issue 7Oct51. "Porgy and Bess" recorded. Pub. 1951-10-07; B00000322168.
Issue 12Oct51. Pretentious and unclear. Pub. 1951-10-12; B00000323484.
Issue 14Oct51. More on the Russian purges. Pub. 1951-10-14; B00000323486.
Issue 16Oct51. Completely delicious. Pub. 1951-10-16; B00000323488.
Issue 19Oct51. Tuneful and witty. Pub. 1951-10-19; B00000324609.
Issue 21Oct51. "Acting" at the Philharmonic. Pub. 1951-10-21; B00000324611.
Issue 22Oct51. Talent controlled and uncontrolled. Pub. 1951-10-22; B00000324612.
Issue 26Oct51. A History piece and a vehicle. Pub. 1951-10-26; B00000325880.
Issue 28Oct51. Modern masterpieces recorded. Pub. 1951-10-28; B00000325882.
Issue 30Oct51. One-man quartet. Pub. 1951-10-30; B00000325884.
Issue 2Nov51. Worn pieces restored. Pub. 1951-11-02; B00000326733.
Issue 4Nov51. Opera albums. Pub. 1951-11-04; B00000326735.
Issue 5Nov51. A New high. Pub. 1951-11-05; B00000326736.
Issue 10Nov51. Loud and clear. Pub. 1951-11-10; B00000327455.
Issue 11Nov51. The City Center Opera. Pub. 1951-11-11; B00000327456.
Issue 12Nov51. Program of rarities. Pub. 1951-11-12; B00000327457.
Issue 14Nov51. The Critic's view: little to criticize at opera opening. Pub. 1951-11-14; B00000327989.
Issue 18Nov51. Large, unripe, and shapeless. Pub. 1951-11-18; B00000328622.
Issue 18Nov51. Pianists on disks. Pub. 1951-11-18; B00000328622.
Issue 22Nov51. Essentially frivolous. Pub. 1951-11-22; B00000329790.
Issue 25Nov51. The Metropolitan Opera. Pub. 1951-11-25; B00000329793.
Issue 28Nov51. Rave review. Pub. 1951-11-28; B00000330676.
Issue 29Nov51. Distinguished interpretation. Pub. 1951-11-29; B00000330677.
Issue 2Dec51. Money and the Met. Pub. 1951-12-02; B00000330680.
Issue 4Dec51. Good goods. Pub. 1951-12-04; B00000330682.
Issue 9Dec51. New books. Pub. 1951-12-09; B00000331946.
Issue 9Dec51. For the memory book. Pub. 1951-12-09; B00000331946.
Issue 11Dec51. Graceful and serene. Pub. 1951-12-11; B00000331948.
Issue 29Dec51. Lunt makes history. Pub. 1951-12-29; B00000334450.
Issue 30Dec51. Spokesman for the Met. Pub. 1951-12-30; B00000334451.
Issue 9Jan51. Direct and lyrical. Pub. 1951-01-09; B00000280831.
Issue 14Jan51. Seattle survives. Pub. 1951-01-14; B00000281464.
Issue 15Jan51. Israel in America. Pub. 1951-01-15; B00000281465.
Issue 16Jan51. Small stuff but pleasant. Pub. 1951-01-16; B00000281807.
Issue 18Jan51. Supercilious and arty. Pub. 1951-01-18; B00000282400.
Issue 21Jan51. Wholesalers and jobbers. Pub. 1951-01-21; B00000282492.
Issue 23Jan51. Flagstad and Reiner. Pub. 1951-01-23; B00000283473.
Issue 28Jan51. A Composer remembers. Pub. 1951-01-28; B00000283804.
Issue 28Jan51. Toscanini's piece. Pub. 1951-01-28; B00000283804.
Issue 4Feb51. Reactionary critic. Pub. 1951-02-04; B00000285236.
Issue 5Feb51. Memorial to Weill. Pub. 1951-02-05; B00000285237.
Issue 6Feb51. Famous pieces. Pub. 1951-02-06; B00000285444.
Issue 9Feb51. Thoroughly musical. Pub. 1951-02-09; B00000289190.
Issue 11Feb51. More about the jobbers. Pub. 1951-02-11; B00000286162.
Issue 18Feb51. Campaign of truth. Pub. 1951-02-18; B00000287439.
Issue 19Feb51. Perfection without personality. Pub. 1951-02-19; B00000287440.
Issue 20Feb51. Distinguished evening. Pub. 1951-02-20; B00000288473.
Issue 23Feb51. From the heart. Pub. 1951-02-23; B00000288029.
Issue 25Feb51. From the Middle States. Pub. 1951-02-25; B00000288027.
Issue 26Feb51. Without heaviness. Pub. 1951-02-26; B00000288475.
Issue 1Mar51. Spinning a melody. Pub. 1951-03-01; B00000289193.
Issue 4Mar51. Translator protests. Pub. 1951-03-04; B00000289849.
Issue 7Mar51. For the memory. Pub. 1951-03-07; B00000289852.
Issue 8Mar51. Style and fine skill. Pub. 1951-03-08; B00000290644.
Issue 11Mar51. Getting around the middlemen. Pub. 1951-03-11; B00000290646.
Issue 14Mar51. Luxury and warmth. Pub. 1951-03-14; B00000291345.
Issue 15Mar51. French program. Pub. 1951-03-15; B00000291346.
Issue 18Mar51. What Bing has done. Pub. 1951-03-18; B00000291743.
Issue 19Mar51. Professional and first-class. Pub. 1951-03-19; B00000291744.
Issue 23Mar51. A Real French opera. Pub. 1951-03-23; B00000292797.
Issue 25Mar51. Toward a new opera house. Pub. 1951-03-25; B00000292799.
Issue 25Mar51. Just off perfection. Pub. 1951-03-25; B00000292799.
Issue 29Mar51. Libretto trouble again. Pub. 1951-03-29; B00000293819.
Issue 30Mar51. Musical throughout. Pub. 1951-03-30; B00000293820.
Issue 1Apr51. "Damnation" in Pittsburgh. Pub. 1951-04-01; B00000293822.
Issue 4Apr51. Poetical and intense. Pub. 1951-04-04; B00000294900.
Issue 5Apr51. Musically handsome. Pub. 1951-04-05; B00000294901.
Issue 8Apr51. The Management case in summary. Pub. 1951-04-08; B00000295874.
Issue 13Apr51. Successful modernism. Pub. 1951-04-13; B00000296934.
Issue 15Apr51. Modernism in Illinois. Pub. 1951-04-15; B00000296936.
Issue 17Apr51. The Monotonous genteel. Pub. 1951-04-17; B00000297461.
Issue 20Apr51. Orchestrally animated. Pub. 1951-04-20; B00000298097.
Issue 22Apr51. The Past made available. Pub. 1951-04-22; B00000298099.
Issue 24Apr51. Just off perfection. Pub. 1951-04-24; B00000298101.
Issue 29Apr51. Recent music books. Pub. 1951-04-29; B00000298793.
Issue 6May51. Modernism goes on. Pub. 1951-05-06; B00000300074.
Issue 1Jul51. The Stadium. Pub. 1951-07-01; B00000308096.
Issue 8Jul51. Opera opening in Colorado. Pub. 1951-07-08; B00000309364.
Issue 15Jul51. Colorado's musical variety. Pub. 1951-07-15; B00000310046.
Issue 22Jul51. Unusual chamber works. Pub. 1951-07-22; B00000310972.
Issue 28Jul51. Elegiac and powerful. Pub. 1951-07-28; B00000312655.
Issue 29Jul51. The Kefauver Amendment. Pub. 1951-07-29; B00000312656.
Issue 1Aug51. In spite of inefficiencies. Pub. 1951-08-01; B00000312659.
Issue 5Aug51. The Future of Tanglewood. Pub. 1951-08-05; B00000313374.
Issue 12Aug51. Sumptuous surroundings. Pub. 1951-08-12; B00000314880.
Issue 2Sep51. Pierre Monteux in Maine: the Baroque in Newport. Pub. 1951-09-02; B00000317192.
Issue 6Sep51. No power lost. Pub. 1951-09-06; B00000317698.
Issue 9Sep51. Saint Matthew passion filmed. Pub. 1951-09-09; B00000318114.
Issue 16Sep51. Thematic integrity. Pub. 1951-09-16; B00000319539.
Issue 23Sep51. Copland and Schuman records. Pub. 1951-09-23; B00000320348.
Issue 30Sep51. New Handel recordings. Pub. 1951-09-30; B00000321321.
Issue 5Oct51. The Odor of success. Pub. 1951-10-05; B00000322166.
Issue 7Oct51. "Porgy and Bess" recorded. Pub. 1951-10-07; B00000322168.
Issue 12Oct51. Pretentious and unclear. Pub. 1951-10-12; B00000323484.
Issue 14Oct51. More on the Russian purges. Pub. 1951-10-14; B00000323486.
Issue 16Oct51. Completely delicious. Pub. 1951-10-16; B00000323488.
Issue 19Oct51. Tuneful and witty. Pub. 1951-10-19; B00000324609.
Issue 21Oct51. "Acting" at the Philharmonic. Pub. 1951-10-21; B00000324611.
Issue 22Oct51. Talent controlled and uncontrolled. Pub. 1951-10-22; B00000324612.
Issue 26Oct51. A History piece and a vehicle. Pub. 1951-10-26; B00000325880.
Issue 28Oct51. Modern masterpieces recorded. Pub. 1951-10-28; B00000325882.
Issue 30Oct51. One-man quartet. Pub. 1951-10-30; B00000325884.
Issue 2Nov51. Worn pieces restored. Pub. 1951-11-02; B00000326733.
Issue 4Nov51. Opera albums. Pub. 1951-11-04; B00000326735.
Issue 5Nov51. A New high. Pub. 1951-11-05; B00000326736.
Issue 10Nov51. Loud and clear. Pub. 1951-11-10; B00000327455.
Issue 11Nov51. The City Center Opera. Pub. 1951-11-11; B00000327456.
Issue 12Nov51. Program of rarities. Pub. 1951-11-12; B00000327457.
Issue 14Nov51. The Critic's view: little to criticize at opera opening. Pub. 1951-11-14; B00000327989.
Issue 18Nov51. Large, unripe, and shapeless. Pub. 1951-11-18; B00000328622.
Issue 18Nov51. Pianists on disks. Pub. 1951-11-18; B00000328622.
Issue 22Nov51. Essentially frivolous. Pub. 1951-11-22; B00000329790.
Issue 25Nov51. The Metropolitan Opera. Pub. 1951-11-25; B00000329793.
Issue 28Nov51. Rave review. Pub. 1951-11-28; B00000330676.
Issue 29Nov51. Distinguished interpretation. Pub. 1951-11-29; B00000330677.
Issue 2Dec51. Money and the Met. Pub. 1951-12-02; B00000330680.
Issue 4Dec51. Good goods. Pub. 1951-12-04; B00000330682.
Issue 9Dec51. New books. Pub. 1951-12-09; B00000331946.
Issue 9Dec51. For the memory book. Pub. 1951-12-09; B00000331946.
Issue 11Dec51. Graceful and serene. Pub. 1951-12-11; B00000331948.
Issue 29Dec51. Lunt makes history. Pub. 1951-12-29; B00000334450.
Issue 30Dec51. Spokesman for the Met. Pub. 1951-12-30; B00000334451.
Names:
Virgil Thomson
Opera--it is everywhere in America. By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000479791 / 1990-04-17
B00000992675 / 1962-09-23
B00000992675 / 1962-09-23
Title:
Opera--it is everywhere in America. By Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Opera--it is everywhere in America.
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: When I survey the bright celestial sphere. Anthem for mixed voices in unison. w William Habbingdon, m Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Letter from home. m Aaron Copland
example document: When I survey the bright celestial sphere. Anthem for mixed voices in unison. w William Habbingdon, m Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Letter from home. m Aaron Copland
Four new works
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000701350 / 1985-03-11
Date of Creation:
1985
Title:
Four new works / by Virgil Thomson.
Description:
6 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Authorship on Application:
music: Virgil Thomson.
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
Three portraits for piano
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000364092 / 1982-01-08
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
Three portraits for piano / V. T.
Description:
4 p.
Other Title:
Portraits for piano
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
V. T
V. T
Five phrases from The Song of Solomon. For soprano & percussion. Music: Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000104012 / 1981-10-02
EP0000076482 / 1953-11-30
EP0000076482 / 1953-11-30
Title:
Five phrases from The Song of Solomon. For soprano & percussion. Music: Virgil Thomson.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: "music."
Variant title:
Five phrases from The Song of Solomon
Other Title:
Phrases from The Song of Solomon
The Song of Solomon
The Song of Solomon
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
My master has a garden. For three-part chorus of women's voices with piano acc. Arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000618759 / 1993-01-05
EP0000201800 / 1965-04-06
EP0000201800 / 1965-04-06
Title:
My master has a garden. For three-part chorus of women's voices with piano acc. Arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: arr.
Variant title:
My master has a garden
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-1989
Ellis Freedman (8 documents)
example document: Connotations. m Aaron Copland
Ellis Freedman (8 documents)
example document: Connotations. m Aaron Copland
My master hath a garden. SATB. Arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000618762 / 1993-01-05
EP0000203663 / 1965-05-07
EP0000203663 / 1965-05-07
Title:
My master hath a garden. SATB. Arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: arr.
Variant title:
My master hath a garden
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-1989.
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Love song. For voice and piano. w Kenneth Koch, musical setting: Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Love song. For voice and piano. w Kenneth Koch, musical setting: Virgil Thomson
A solemn music and A joyful fugue. m & orchestral arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000618766 / 1993-01-05
EP0000204788 / 1965-07-06
EP0000204788 / 1965-07-06
Title:
A solemn music and A joyful fugue. m & orchestral arr. Virgil Thomson, 1896-1989.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: arr. & new music.
Variant title:
A joyful fugue.
A solemn music and A joyful fugue
A solemn music and A joyful fugue
Copyright Claimant:
Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-1989.
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Sentimental melody & 8 other titles
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Sentimental melody & 8 other titles
Piano works of Claude Debussy. By E. Robert Schmitz, editor & designer: Merle Armitage, author of introd.: Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000007054 / 1978-10-06
A00000047816 / 1950-08-31
A00000047816 / 1950-08-31
Title:
Piano works of Claude Debussy. By E. Robert Schmitz, editor & designer: Merle Armitage, author of introd.: Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Piano works of Claude Debussy
Copyright Claimant:
Merle Armitage & Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
A Portrait of two
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000641017 / 1984-05-03
Date of Creation:
1984
Title:
A Portrait of two / Virgil Thomson.
Copyright Note:
C.O. correspondence.
Description:
8 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Authorship on Application:
music: Virgil Thomson.
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
Portraits. Album 4. For piano solo. By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000083837 / 1981-02-13
EP0000074318 / 1953-09-17
EP0000074318 / 1953-09-17
Title:
Portraits. Album 4. For piano solo. By Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Portraits
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Surrey apple-howler's song. Musical setting: Virgil Thomson
example document: Surrey apple-howler's song. Musical setting: Virgil Thomson
Virgil Thomson. By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Array
RE0000693753 / 1995-08-19
A00000884008 / 1966-09-19
A00000884008 / 1966-09-19
Title:
Virgil Thomson. By Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Virgil Thomson.
Copyright Claimant:
on all new text except prev. pub. excerpts; Ellis J. Freedman (E)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: My Shepherd will supply my need. Arr. for S.A.: Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Appalachian spring & 20 other titles
example document: My Shepherd will supply my need. Arr. for S.A.: Virgil Thomson
Ellis J. Freedman (84 documents)
example document: Appalachian spring & 20 other titles
Cynthia Kemper, a fanfare
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000507875 / 1983-05-13
Date of Creation:
1983
Title:
Cynthia Kemper, a fanfare / Virgil Thomson.
Description:
1 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Notes:
For violin & piano.
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
[High points of the half season, and other contributions] By Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Non-dramatic literary work
Registration Number / Date:
RE0000012116 / 1978-12-21
Title:
[High points of the half season, and other contributions] By Virgil Thomson.
Other Title:
Highly detestable
The Art of orchestral conducting.
A Banquet of sound.
The Question of municipal help for our symphonies and operas.
A New American.
A Solid debut.
The Outlook.
The Art of orchestral conducting.
A Banquet of sound.
The Question of municipal help for our symphonies and operas.
A New American.
A Solid debut.
The Outlook.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Appears in:
Issue 1Jan50. High points of the half season. Pub. 1950-01-01; B00000224929.
Issue 5Jan50. Perfect ensemble. Pub. 1950-01-05; B00000225315.
Issue 11Jan50. Novelties and restoration. Pub. 1950-01-11; B00000226412.
Issue 13Jan50. For the fans. Pub. 1950-01-13; B00000226948.
Issue 19Jan50. Dramatically forceful. Pub. 1950-01-19; B00000228770.
Issue 21Jan50. Bel canto pianism. Pub. 1950-01-21; B00000227937.
Issue 24Jan50. Excitement in it. Pub. 1950-01-24; B00000229006.
Issue 25Jan50. Museum pages. Pub. 1950-01-25; B00000229007.
Issue 1Feb50. Sweet and noisy. Pub. 1950-02-01; B00000229923.
Issue 4Feb50. Without sugar. Pub. 1950-02-04; B00000230655.
Issue 6Feb50. Technique with musical ideas. Pub. 1950-02-06; B00000230656.
Issue 17Feb50. Majestic political tragedy. Pub. 1950-02-17; B00000233292.
Issue 18Feb50. Everywhere expressive. Pub. 1950-02-18; B00000232657.
Issue 21Feb50. Highly distestible [sic] Pub. 1950-02-21; B00000233293.
Issue 24Feb50. American works. Pub. 1950-02-24; B00000233296.
Issue 26Feb50. Rachmaninoff's memory stimulates recording project and biography. Pub. 1950-02-26; B00000233759.
Issue 5Mar50. Intellectuals at the box-office. Pub. 1950-03-05; B00000234858.
Issue 7Mar50. Spanish novelties. Pub. 1950-03-07; B00000235134.
Issue 19Mar50. The Art of orchestral conducting. Pub. 1950-03-19; B00000241672.
Issue 1Apr50. Brilliant evening, new star. Pub. 1950-04-01; B00000239110.
Issue 4Apr50. Select and impressive. Pub. 1950-04-04; B00000239112.
Issue 6Apr50. Mis-mated. Pub. 1950-04-06; B00000239401.
Issue 14Apr50. Charm and sentiment. Pub. 1950-04-14; B00000241675.
Issue 16Apr50. Ashley Pettis leaves the Composers' Forum. Pub. 1950-04-16; B00000241677.
Issue 18Apr50. Games and involvements. Pub. 1950-04-18; B00000241679.
Issue 26Apr50. Vivaldi festival. Pub. 1950-04-26; B00000242716.
Issue 30Apr50. How Mitropoulos's program policy can either be supported or killed. Pub. 1950-04-30; B00000244071.
Issue 2May50. Off the beaten path. Pub. 1950-05-02; B00000243384.
Issue 28May50. New operas by Bernard Rogers and Lukas Foss are presented. Pub. 1950-05-28; B00000247582.
Issue 17Jun50. Goldmans and guests. Pub. 1950-06-17; B00000250530.
Issue 6Aug50. Francis Poulenc keeps a diary including American experiences. Pub. 1950-08-06; B00000258441.
Issue 13Aug50. Wagner's political influence. Pub. 1950-08-13; B00000258448.
Issue 20Aug50. Music in the mountains. Pub. 1950-08-20; B00000260005.
Issue 27Aug50. Colorado Springs cultivates string playing and new music. Pub. 1950-08-27; B00000260535.
Issue 3Sep50. Protests about programs. Pub. 1950-09-03; B00000261646.
Issue 10Sep50. Report on the musical pleasures of Aspen, musical and otherwise. Pub. 1950-09-10; B00000262504.
Issue 22Sep50. Musically sound. Pub. 1950-09-22; B00000264605.
Issue 30Sep50. Conviction and real beauty. Pub. 1950-09-30; B00000265729.
Issue 1Oct50. Debussy piano works definitively described by E. Robert Schmitz. Pub. 1950-10-01; B00000265730.
Issue 8Oct50. Sense about singing is offered in new book by Sergius Kagen. Pub. 1950-10-08; B00000267113.
Issue 13Oct50. In form. Pub. 1950-10-13; B00000268058.
Issue 14Oct50. In the pink. Pub. 1950-10-14; B00000268059.
Issue 15Oct50. Unfamiliar ballet scores given. Pub. 1950-10-15; B00000268060.
Issue 18Oct50. A Banquet of sound. Pub. 1950-10-18; B00000268437.
Issue 22Oct50. The Question of municipal help for our symphonies and operas. Pub. 1950-10-22; B00000269111.
Issue 23Oct50. Sauguet's"La Voyante." Pub. 1950-10-23; B00000269112.
Issue 29Oct50. Sauguet's Music of the poor speaks gently, from the heart. Pub. 1950-10-29; B00000270170.
Issue 30Oct50. Light and airy. Pub. 1950-10-30; B00000270171.
Issue 3Nov50. Ever so stylish. Pub. 1950-11-03; B00000271627.
Issue 5Nov50. Mrs. Coolidge's aid to chamber music celebrated by anniversary. Pub. 1950-11-05; B00000271628.
Issue 10Nov50. Sensational new singer. Pub. 1950-11-10; B00000272547.
Issue 12Nov50. Met's "Don Carlo" musically fine. Pub. 1950-11-12; B00000272548.
Issue 14Nov50. Virtuosity, musicianship, new pieces. Pub. 1950-11-11; B00000273243.
Issue 16Nov50. Amplitude and good sounds. Pub. 1950-11-16; B00000273245.
Issue 17Nov50. Two theater works. Pub. 1950-11-17; B00000273542.
Issue 19Nov50. Philharmonic finances. Pub. 1950-11-19; B00000273804.
Issue 20Nov50. French school. Pub. 1950-11-20; B00000273805.
Issue 24Nov50. A New American. Pub. 1950-11-24; B00000274489.
Issue 26Nov50. Opera as music only. Pub. 1950-11-26; B00000274491.
Issue 26Nov50. Admirably sung and played. Pub. 1950-11-26; B00000274491.
Issue 27Nov50. A Solid debut. Pub. 1950-11-27; B00000274492.
Issue 29Nov50. Copland copies himself. Pub. 1950-11-29; B00000274894.
Issue 3Dec50. Harmonious proportions. Pub. 1950-12-03; B00000275405.
Issue 3Dec50. Two charming books. Pub. 1950-12-03; B00000275405.
Issue 7Dec50. Music (Il Barbiere di Siviglia) Pub. 1950-12-07; B00000276748.
Issue 11Dec50. Scholarly and first-class. Pub. 1950-12-11; B00000276752.
Issue 18Dec50. Shorter books. Pub. 1950-12-18; B00000277760.
Issue 19Dec50. Youth's affection. Pub. 1950-12-19; B00000277761.
Issue 21Dec50. Musically delicious. Pub. 1950-12-21; B00000278312.
Issue 29Dec50. Brio and care. Pub. 1950-12-29; B00000279180.
Issue 31Dec50. The Outlook. Pub. 1950-12-31; B00000279182.
Issue 5Jan50. Perfect ensemble. Pub. 1950-01-05; B00000225315.
Issue 11Jan50. Novelties and restoration. Pub. 1950-01-11; B00000226412.
Issue 13Jan50. For the fans. Pub. 1950-01-13; B00000226948.
Issue 19Jan50. Dramatically forceful. Pub. 1950-01-19; B00000228770.
Issue 21Jan50. Bel canto pianism. Pub. 1950-01-21; B00000227937.
Issue 24Jan50. Excitement in it. Pub. 1950-01-24; B00000229006.
Issue 25Jan50. Museum pages. Pub. 1950-01-25; B00000229007.
Issue 1Feb50. Sweet and noisy. Pub. 1950-02-01; B00000229923.
Issue 4Feb50. Without sugar. Pub. 1950-02-04; B00000230655.
Issue 6Feb50. Technique with musical ideas. Pub. 1950-02-06; B00000230656.
Issue 17Feb50. Majestic political tragedy. Pub. 1950-02-17; B00000233292.
Issue 18Feb50. Everywhere expressive. Pub. 1950-02-18; B00000232657.
Issue 21Feb50. Highly distestible [sic] Pub. 1950-02-21; B00000233293.
Issue 24Feb50. American works. Pub. 1950-02-24; B00000233296.
Issue 26Feb50. Rachmaninoff's memory stimulates recording project and biography. Pub. 1950-02-26; B00000233759.
Issue 5Mar50. Intellectuals at the box-office. Pub. 1950-03-05; B00000234858.
Issue 7Mar50. Spanish novelties. Pub. 1950-03-07; B00000235134.
Issue 19Mar50. The Art of orchestral conducting. Pub. 1950-03-19; B00000241672.
Issue 1Apr50. Brilliant evening, new star. Pub. 1950-04-01; B00000239110.
Issue 4Apr50. Select and impressive. Pub. 1950-04-04; B00000239112.
Issue 6Apr50. Mis-mated. Pub. 1950-04-06; B00000239401.
Issue 14Apr50. Charm and sentiment. Pub. 1950-04-14; B00000241675.
Issue 16Apr50. Ashley Pettis leaves the Composers' Forum. Pub. 1950-04-16; B00000241677.
Issue 18Apr50. Games and involvements. Pub. 1950-04-18; B00000241679.
Issue 26Apr50. Vivaldi festival. Pub. 1950-04-26; B00000242716.
Issue 30Apr50. How Mitropoulos's program policy can either be supported or killed. Pub. 1950-04-30; B00000244071.
Issue 2May50. Off the beaten path. Pub. 1950-05-02; B00000243384.
Issue 28May50. New operas by Bernard Rogers and Lukas Foss are presented. Pub. 1950-05-28; B00000247582.
Issue 17Jun50. Goldmans and guests. Pub. 1950-06-17; B00000250530.
Issue 6Aug50. Francis Poulenc keeps a diary including American experiences. Pub. 1950-08-06; B00000258441.
Issue 13Aug50. Wagner's political influence. Pub. 1950-08-13; B00000258448.
Issue 20Aug50. Music in the mountains. Pub. 1950-08-20; B00000260005.
Issue 27Aug50. Colorado Springs cultivates string playing and new music. Pub. 1950-08-27; B00000260535.
Issue 3Sep50. Protests about programs. Pub. 1950-09-03; B00000261646.
Issue 10Sep50. Report on the musical pleasures of Aspen, musical and otherwise. Pub. 1950-09-10; B00000262504.
Issue 22Sep50. Musically sound. Pub. 1950-09-22; B00000264605.
Issue 30Sep50. Conviction and real beauty. Pub. 1950-09-30; B00000265729.
Issue 1Oct50. Debussy piano works definitively described by E. Robert Schmitz. Pub. 1950-10-01; B00000265730.
Issue 8Oct50. Sense about singing is offered in new book by Sergius Kagen. Pub. 1950-10-08; B00000267113.
Issue 13Oct50. In form. Pub. 1950-10-13; B00000268058.
Issue 14Oct50. In the pink. Pub. 1950-10-14; B00000268059.
Issue 15Oct50. Unfamiliar ballet scores given. Pub. 1950-10-15; B00000268060.
Issue 18Oct50. A Banquet of sound. Pub. 1950-10-18; B00000268437.
Issue 22Oct50. The Question of municipal help for our symphonies and operas. Pub. 1950-10-22; B00000269111.
Issue 23Oct50. Sauguet's"La Voyante." Pub. 1950-10-23; B00000269112.
Issue 29Oct50. Sauguet's Music of the poor speaks gently, from the heart. Pub. 1950-10-29; B00000270170.
Issue 30Oct50. Light and airy. Pub. 1950-10-30; B00000270171.
Issue 3Nov50. Ever so stylish. Pub. 1950-11-03; B00000271627.
Issue 5Nov50. Mrs. Coolidge's aid to chamber music celebrated by anniversary. Pub. 1950-11-05; B00000271628.
Issue 10Nov50. Sensational new singer. Pub. 1950-11-10; B00000272547.
Issue 12Nov50. Met's "Don Carlo" musically fine. Pub. 1950-11-12; B00000272548.
Issue 14Nov50. Virtuosity, musicianship, new pieces. Pub. 1950-11-11; B00000273243.
Issue 16Nov50. Amplitude and good sounds. Pub. 1950-11-16; B00000273245.
Issue 17Nov50. Two theater works. Pub. 1950-11-17; B00000273542.
Issue 19Nov50. Philharmonic finances. Pub. 1950-11-19; B00000273804.
Issue 20Nov50. French school. Pub. 1950-11-20; B00000273805.
Issue 24Nov50. A New American. Pub. 1950-11-24; B00000274489.
Issue 26Nov50. Opera as music only. Pub. 1950-11-26; B00000274491.
Issue 26Nov50. Admirably sung and played. Pub. 1950-11-26; B00000274491.
Issue 27Nov50. A Solid debut. Pub. 1950-11-27; B00000274492.
Issue 29Nov50. Copland copies himself. Pub. 1950-11-29; B00000274894.
Issue 3Dec50. Harmonious proportions. Pub. 1950-12-03; B00000275405.
Issue 3Dec50. Two charming books. Pub. 1950-12-03; B00000275405.
Issue 7Dec50. Music (Il Barbiere di Siviglia) Pub. 1950-12-07; B00000276748.
Issue 11Dec50. Scholarly and first-class. Pub. 1950-12-11; B00000276752.
Issue 18Dec50. Shorter books. Pub. 1950-12-18; B00000277760.
Issue 19Dec50. Youth's affection. Pub. 1950-12-19; B00000277761.
Issue 21Dec50. Musically delicious. Pub. 1950-12-21; B00000278312.
Issue 29Dec50. Brio and care. Pub. 1950-12-29; B00000279180.
Issue 31Dec50. The Outlook. Pub. 1950-12-31; B00000279182.
Names:
David Dubal in flight
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000382836 / 1982-03-14
Date of Creation:
1982
Title:
David Dubal in flight / V. T.
Application Title:
Portrait for piano--David Dubal in flight.
Description:
1 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Authorship on Application:
music: Virgil Thomson.
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
V. T
V. T
Three portraits. By Virgil Thomson, arr. for violin & piano: Samuel Dushkin
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000033911 / 1979-09-21
EP0000051832 / 1951-01-02
EP0000051832 / 1951-01-02
Title:
Three portraits. By Virgil Thomson, arr. for violin & piano: Samuel Dushkin.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: "arr."
Series:
Portraits
Variant title:
Three portraits.
Copyright Claimant:
Samuel Dushkin (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Rose cheek'd Laura, come. From Four songs set to the poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. Virgil Thomson
Samuel Dushkin (1 documents)
example document: Concertino. Fuer Violine & Orchester. Music: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, editing: Samuel Dushkin, orchestration after the original: Erich Itor Kahn
example document: Rose cheek'd Laura, come. From Four songs set to the poems of Thomas Campion. Arr. Virgil Thomson
Samuel Dushkin (1 documents)
example document: Concertino. Fuer Violine & Orchester. Music: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, editing: Samuel Dushkin, orchestration after the original: Erich Itor Kahn
Three recent pieces
Type of Work:
Musical work
Registration Number / Date:
PAu000685895 / 1985-01-17
Date of Creation:
1985
Title:
Three recent pieces / by Virgil Thomson.
Description:
4 p.
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson
Authorship on Application:
music: Virgil Thomson.
Names:
Virgil Thomson 1896-
Pardon, goddess of the night. For voice and piano. w William Shakespeare, m Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000439933 / 1989-07-03
EP0000155153 / 1961-07-10
EP0000155153 / 1961-07-10
Title:
Pardon, goddess of the night. For voice and piano. w William Shakespeare, m Virgil Thomson.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: music.
Variant title:
Pardon, goddess of the night
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
William Shakespeare 1564-1616
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Before sleeping. For voice and piano. m Virgil Thomson
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Before sleeping. For voice and piano. m Virgil Thomson
Sigh no more, ladies. For voice and piano. w William Shakespeare, m Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000439934 / 1989-07-03
EP0000155154 / 1961-07-10
EP0000155154 / 1961-07-10
Title:
Sigh no more, ladies. For voice and piano. w William Shakespeare, m Virgil Thomson.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: music.
Variant title:
Sigh no more, ladies
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
William Shakespeare 1564-1616
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Concerto for flute, strings, harp and percussion. m Virgil Thomson
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: Concerto for flute, strings, harp and percussion. m Virgil Thomson
Missa pro defunctis. For men's chorus, women's chorus and orchestra. m Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000428342 / 1989-01-12
EP0000155646 / 1961-09-06
EP0000155646 / 1961-09-06
Title:
Missa pro defunctis. For men's chorus, women's chorus and orchestra. m Virgil Thomson.
Variant title:
Requiem Mass.
Missa pro defunctis
Missa pro defunctis
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: The morning star. Chorus for SSA. Traditional hymn-tune from the Southern part of the USA. Arr. Virgil Thomson
example document: The morning star. Chorus for SSA. Traditional hymn-tune from the Southern part of the USA. Arr. Virgil Thomson
Missa pro defunctis. For mixed voices with orchestral acc. m Virgil Thomson
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000389558 / 1988-07-22
EU0000622613 / 1960-04-26
EU0000622613 / 1960-04-26
Title:
Missa pro defunctis. For mixed voices with orchestral acc. m Virgil Thomson.
Basis of Claim:
New Matter: music.
Variant title:
Missa pro defunctis
Copyright Claimant:
Virgil Thomson (A)
Notes:
Condensed score.
Names:
Virgil Thomson (144 documents)
example document: At the beach; concert waltz, trumpet solo with piano acc. Arr. Virgil Thomson
example document: At the beach; concert waltz, trumpet solo with piano acc. Arr. Virgil Thomson
Walking song. w Bruce Williamson, m F. Blair Weille (Blair Weille)
Type of Work:
Musical work
Array
RE0000649904 / 1993-12-28
EU0000888297 / 1965-06-09
EU0000888297 / 1965-06-09
Title:
Walking song. w Bruce Williamson, m F. Blair Weille (Blair Weille)
Variant title:
Walking song
Copyright Claimant:
F. Blair Weille & Bruce Williamson (A)
Names:
Bruce Williamson (12 documents)
example document: Trio con-brio. By F. Blair Weille & Bruce Williamson
F. Blair Weille (46 documents)
example document: 5 songs by Blair Weille
Blair Weille (13 documents)
example document: The avenger. w Berton Braley, m F. Blair Weille (Blair Weille)
example document: Trio con-brio. By F. Blair Weille & Bruce Williamson
F. Blair Weille (46 documents)
example document: 5 songs by Blair Weille
Blair Weille (13 documents)
example document: The avenger. w Berton Braley, m F. Blair Weille (Blair Weille)
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