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78 RPM vinyl records.

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Ray Brown was an American jazz double bassist. The collection includes awards, photographs, videotapes, compact discs, ephemera, the Ray Brown bass method book, and five of his ties.

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The collection is original scores, sketches, parts, auxiliary material, and settings by Dan Bukvich. They are arranged by piece, and include very well organized sketches and working files, original handwritten manuscripts, and final score and parts.

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Elementary Rules of Conducting by Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, two newspaper clippings and one photo.

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Doc Cheatham was a jazz trumpet player. The papers contain photographs, autobiography, manuscript scores, audiotapes, clothing, and miscellaneous items.

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Dizzy Gillespie was a jazz trumpeter, percussionist, pianist, and vocalist. This collection includes memorabilia that belonged to the artist.

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Lee Morse was an American singer and songwriter. The collection includes mainly photographs and sound recordings.

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The collection includes original music, partial and complete dance and arrangements, brass band books, orchestral, dance band single copies, manuscripts, and published sheet music belonging to Charles E. Jones of Idaho City. The collection also includes magazines, programs, music books, and methodology.

Abstract The papers of Mary DuPree, Professor of Musicology at the University of Idaho, who taught at in the School of Music from 1971 to 2008. She was founder and director of the U of I Auditorium Chamber Music Series from 1986 to 2017. Her published research was on the reception of American music in the 1920s, jazz, and the teaching of music history. Another major subject of research for DuPree during her tenure was the history of community bands in Idaho from the 1870s to 1930. This collection...

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Leonard Feather was a British journalist, jazz critic, producer, composer, and pianist. The collection contains his personal papers.