Great C Major Symphony by Franz Schubert
Interior of the Gewandhaus concert hall, 1845, location of the premiere of the Great C Major Symphony / Illustrirte Zeitung, 19. April 1845, p. 253
Interior of the Gewandhaus concert hall, 1845, location of the premiere of the Great C Major Symphony / Illustrirte Zeitung, 19. April 1845, p. 253
The 19-year stretch between 1932 and 1951 gave us 19 top hit Christmas songs. “The Little Drummer Boy” was written in 1941. When I decided to
On December 3, 1947, A Streetcar Named Desire opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in New York City. It was the third full-length play by Tennessee
The following is a guest post by Music Division Specialist Loras John Schissel who has compiled letters and diary entries from Ned Rorem illuminating
Initial trumpet notes from Fanfare for the Common Man, at Copland’s Memorial Garden, Tanglewood Music Center, Stockbridge, Massachusetts / Francis
Háry János statue in Szent István Square, Szekszárd, Tolna County, Hungary / Pal Farkas (1992) via Wikimedia Commons Zoltán Kodály is a
In the following guest post, Music Division Archivist Dr. Stephanie Akau and Music Division Archives Processing Technician Dr. Rachel McNellis
Unidentified photographer. Rae Robertson and Ethel Bartlett, undated. Box-Folder 5/32, Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson Music and Other Papers, Music
Tchaikovsky as a young man (1870s) I came across some old notes I wrote about my community orchestra’s performance of Tchaikovsky’s Suite from
Jane Cross, photographer. Destiny Meadows with the Sammy Nestico Papers, 2022. The following is a guest post from Destiny Meadows, a Pruett Fellow at
I started writing my first book of musical theatre analysis essays in 1994, and it was published in 1996. It was just a few years after we had
The following is a guest post from Archives Processing Technician Melissa Capozio Jones. Unidentified photograph. Ross Lee Finney, undated. Box 2,
Gottschalk tour poster, 1860s Louis Moreau Gottschalk became the first internationally famous American piano virtuoso and composer. Given his
It is with great pleasure that we announce a newly available online resource at the Library of Congress: the entirety of the Music Division’s
Composer Theodore Shapiro chats with Film.Music.Media on reteaming with Ben Stiller for Apple TV+’s EMMY®-nominated hit series,