Box 7
Contains 3 Results:
Miscellaneous works transcribed or annotated by Maurice Goldman. Toccanta, King Davids Lyre, Simchu Na, Ari Ara, Vihuda Anachnu Etele un Motele, Sacred Dialogue, Motet II Thou Oh Jehovah Abideth Forever, Motet IV Sing Ye Praises to Our King, Bim Bam, Ki K shimcho, Tears, Mentre Ti Lascio, Halleluja, Vocalise, To Song, This Bread I Break, The Time that is Lovely, Play Us a Tune, By the Waters of Life, undated
The Maurice Goldman Papers consist of original music compositions and arrangements, annotated commercial scores, clippings, programs, announcements, recordings and photographs. Spanning the years 1933-1993, the collection documents his career as a choral conductor, composer, opera director, music educator, performer and radio commentator in Cleveland, Ohio, and Los Angeles, California.
Manuscripts by other composers transcribed by Maurice Goldman. Music I Heard, White Gulls, Della Guerra Amorosa, American Psalm, David Mourns for Absolom, Tancredi and Clorinda, De Profundis, How Do I Love Thee, La Lune Blanche, Night is Young, Evening, A Nigun, La Cloche Felee, Flos Florum, And Ruth Said. manuscripts and copies, undated
The Maurice Goldman Papers consist of original music compositions and arrangements, annotated commercial scores, clippings, programs, announcements, recordings and photographs. Spanning the years 1933-1993, the collection documents his career as a choral conductor, composer, opera director, music educator, performer and radio commentator in Cleveland, Ohio, and Los Angeles, California.
Manuscripts by other composers transcribed by Maurice Goldman. Shir Hashirim, Psalm 119, V'hoer Eney nu, Palestine, Eugen Onegin, The Lord's Prayer, Song of the Flea, Itene O Miei Susperi, Old American Songs. manuscript and annotated print copies, undated
The Maurice Goldman Papers consist of original music compositions and arrangements, annotated commercial scores, clippings, programs, announcements, recordings and photographs. Spanning the years 1933-1993, the collection documents his career as a choral conductor, composer, opera director, music educator, performer and radio commentator in Cleveland, Ohio, and Los Angeles, California.