Subjects: Sheet music - ARVAS Search Results

"A Carol: For Mixed Voices" 11 Item Box 1, Folder 7

This file consists of orignals and of the published work.

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"A Child's Song of Christmas" 9 Item Box 1, Folder 8

This file consists of published copies of the piece as well as original copies made for James G. Leyburn and Mary Monroe Penick. The piece was written for The Children's Choir of The Presbyterian Church of Lexington, Va. It also contains copies for violin, violin II, viola, and cello.

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"A Chinese Boat Song" 2 Item Box 5, Folder 115

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"A Christmas Folk-Song" 5 Item Box 1, Folder 9

The piece was arranged and dedicated to Alfred Finch and the Glee Club of Sweet Briar College. The file consists of two original copies and three printed copies. One of the copies is signed by John A. Graham.

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Addie Rogers Bound Sheet Music Collection 0.20 Linear Feet

Two bound volumes of sheet music, 1828-1860, which belonged to Addie Rogers, Atlanta Female College. Volumes have contemporary tooled leather patch on front cover, "Addie M. Rogers/Atlantic Female College" "Vol. I and II" "1860." Inaccessible due to mold. Please see staff member for assistance.

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"A Girl and a Moonlight Night" 1 Item Box 4, Folder 70

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"All Glory, Laud, and Honor" 4 Item Box 1, Folder 6

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American Civil War collection 0.12 Linear Feet 12 folders

This collection contains approximately 90 miscellaneous items connected with the government and people of the Confederate States of America, including correspondence, official orders, almanacs, bonds, paper money, sheet music, memorabilia, and clippings.

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"Annie Laurie" 5 Item Box 2, Folder 42

This file includes arrangements for violin I, violin II, viola, and cello.

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Appomattox Manor Music Collection 10.10 Linear Feet

The collection contains bound volumes and sheet music of the 19th century and early to mid 20th century. Appomattox Manor, near Hopewell, Virginia, has belonged to the Eppes family since 1635, when Captain Francis Eppes was granted a patent to the land. The Manor served as the headquarters of General Ulysses S. Grant during the Civil War. The home was restored and is open to the public. The collection contains both popular and classical music. Boxes 1 - 18 are bound volumes and sheet music. Box 19 is miscellaneous material including: children's books; poetry books; original index cards for Manor Music Hall library.

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