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Ravel; Rochberg; Mendelssohn Op. 49 1 Files Box 11, Folder 32

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Rossini; Arensky Op. 35; Dvorak Op. 77 1 Files Box 11, Folder 143

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Rossini; Glinka; Weber Op. 63; Mendelssohn Op. 110 1 Files Box 11, Folder 149

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Rossini "Petite Messe Solenelle" 1 Files Box 11, Folder 112

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Rossini; Schubert Op. 94; Dvorak Op. 77 1 Files Box 11, Folder 105

Includes pen annotation

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Sarasate Op. 33; Paganini; Brahms Op. 101; Tchaikovsky Op. 70 1 Files Box 11, Folder 65

Includes a newspaper article

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Schola Cantorum of New York: Liberte Liberty 1 Files Box 9, Folder 47

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Schubert D. 703; Golijov "The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind" (N.Y. Premiere); Turina; Brahms Op. 36 1 Files Box 11, Folder 114

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Schubert; Mozart K. 423; Schumann Op. 138; Schubert Op. 159 1 Files Box 11, Folder 22

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Schubert Op. 103, D. 940; Saint-Saens Op. 75; Bland Quartet for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, and Piano (World Premiere); Beethoven Op. 1 No. 1 1 Files Box 11, Folder 54

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