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Mozart K. 411; Brahms Op. 100; Mozart K. 361 1 Files Box 11, Folder 26

Program marked with blue ink finger print

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Mozart K. 424; Mozart K. 614; Turina Op. 7; Mendelssohn Op. 66 1 Files Box 11, Folder 99

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Mozart K. 458; Webern; Webern Op. 9; Beethoven Op. 132 1 Files Box 11, Folder 52

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Mozart K. 478; Danielpour "Sonnets to Orpheus" (World Premeire); Brahms Op. 115 1 Files Box 11, Folder 101

Includes an Insert

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Mozart K. 493; Mendelssohn Op. 3; Brahms Op. 60 1 Files Box 11, Folder 129

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Mozart K. 493; Prokofiev Op. 119; Knussen Op. 15; Smetana 1 Files Box 11, Folder 92

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Mozart K. 493; Wuorinen "A Winter's Tale" (N.Y. Premiere); Brahms Op. 18 1 Files Box 11, Folder 106

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Mozart K. 515; Wuorinen String Sextet (World Premiere); Brahms Op. 18 1 Files Box 11, Folder 84

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Mozart K. 542; Bartók; Schumann Op. 105 1 Files Box 11, Folder 36

Program marked with partial black and pink ink finger prints

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Mozart K. 593; Schoenberg Op. 41; Brahms Op. 60 1 Files Box 11, Folder 96

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