Box 4
Contains 86 Results:
Minnesota Black Composers Symposium, May 18-24,1975
featuring Black Bards (2 copies)
Program Notes from unknown concert, undated
featuring Wend Now thy Way with Brow Serene
Program Notes from unknown concert, undated
featuring Symphonie Concertante and I Have a Rendezvous with Death
1945-1967, 1945-1967
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
New York Center of Music and Drama: Souvenir Program, 1945-1946
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
Testimonial Banquet honoring Father Harold Purcell, July 14, 1951
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
Panorama of the Arts at Alabama State College, May 3-9, 1964
featuring Duncan as a conductor
1966 Negro History Week, February 12-20, 1966
featuring Duncan as an honored guest
18th Annual Regional Composers Forum at the University of Alabama, April 21-23, 1967
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
Two Weeks of New Music, April 19-May 2, 1967
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
1968-1975, 1968-1975
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
Photocopy of commencement program, 1968
featuring Duncan as a conductor
Baumel-Booth-Smith Trio at Alabama State, November 15, 1969
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
Annual Christmas Concert at Alabama State, December 14, 1969
program notes by Duncan (2 copies)
Annual Christmas Concert at Alabama State, December 3, 1972
program notes by Duncan
Two Hundred Fourteenth Commencement Convocation at Alabama State, June 2, 1974
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
In Loving Memory of the Late Dr. John Duncan at Alabama State University, September 21, 1975
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
State Teachers College’s Concert Band at Alabama State, undated
featuring Duncan as conductor
Easter Service, April 1
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, undated
Located in Box 1, Folders 15-20; divided into two sections: A: Programs Featuring Duncan Compositions, and B: Programs That Do Not Feature Duncan Compositions. The programs are organized by date within each of the two sections. In section A, the Duncan compositions are noted for reference purposes. In section B, if Duncan had a role in the concert or creation of the program, that is noted as well.
1946-1948, 1946-1948
The Negro History Bulletin, Vol. IX, No. 6, March 1946
featuring “The Chevalier de Saint-Georges: Musician-Patriot” by John Duncan (with 2 negative photocopies of the first page)
“The Negro in Music: an Additional List of Book on Negro Music,” summer, undated
typed, pp.1-2, 4-7
The Negro History Bulletin, January 1947
(pp. 79-82, 95-96): “Negro Spirituals-Once More” by John Duncan
The Negro History Bulletin, Vol. XI, No. 6,, March 1948
(pp. 122-144): featuring “The Negro’s Literary Influence on Masterpieces of Music” by John Duncan (with 2 negative photocopies of the first page)