Wiktor labunski biography of donald

                          -- Walter A. Fritschy

                          -- Pearl Roemer Kelly

                          -- Dr. Wiktor Labunski

                          -- Ruth Seufert

                          -- Russell Patterson

                          -- Jack L. Herriman

                          -- Dr. Patricia McIlrath

                          -- Anthony G. Ferrara

                          -- Ruth Spielman

                          -- Richard L. Harriman

                          -- Tatiana Dokoudovska

                          -- Mrs. Kenneth A. Spencer

                          -- Joanne Johnson Baker

                          -- Dr. Francis Buebendorf

                          -- Dr. Eugene Butler

                          -- Dr. Tiberius Klausner

                          -- Robert E. Snapp, Jr.

  • Wanda Młynarski Labunski and Wiktor

    • Rosina Lhevinne papers

    Series A: Correspondence

     13 boxes

    Series B: Personal

     10 boxes

    Series C: Teaching Materials

     8 boxes

    Lectures, Speeches, and Teaching Notes

    Master Classes (not Juilliard)

    Students' Repertoire Lists

    Documentation of Students' Performances

    Series D: Performing Careers

     3 boxes

    Joseph Lhevinne: Programs, Contracts, Rep Lists, Clippings

    Josef Lhevinne: Clippings (oversize)

    Rosina Lhevinne: Programs, Contracts, Clippings, Correspondence

    Series E: Honors, Awards, and Commemorations

     2 boxes

    Josef Lhevinne: Josef Lhevinne Scholarship, Birthday Reunions, Honorary Degrees

    RL: RL Scholarship, Miscellaneous Tributes, Birthday Celebrations

    Series F: Iconography

     4 boxes

    Assorted People and Places

    b. 1 f. 2 [MAI]

    , Letters and Cards

     March June

     4 autograph letters, signed, 2 typed letters, signed, 3 cards; 8 leaves

    Related names: Aibel, Howard; Aibel, Sylvia; Aibel, Anthony Mark; Aibel, Louis; Aibel, Mrs; Barton, Edwin M; Chapnick, Irving; Aibel, Olegna Fuschi.

    b. 1 f. 3 [MAI]

    Albersheim, Gerhard, Letters and Telegrams

     December January

     3 letters, 1 telegram, 9 pages of notes, 1 envelope; 16 leaves

    Includes ms notes on the minor ninth chord.

    b. 1 f. 4 [MAI]

    Alexieff, Masha, Letters, Telegrams, and Cards

     January March

     4 letters, 2 telegrams, 4 cards; 16 leaves

    In Russian and English.

    Related names: Graham, Marianna Lhevinne.

    b. 1 f. 5 [MAI]

    Alexieva, IN, Letters

     June March

     2 autograph and 5 typed letters, signed, with 2 envelopes; 7 leaves

    b. 1 f. 6 [MAI]

    Alexieva, IN, Letters and Cards

     September December

     3 photocopied, 3 typed letters, signed, with 4 envelopes and 2 cards; 13 leaves

    Related names: Goldstein, Michael; Khentova, Sofia.

    b. 1 f. 7 [MAI]

    Letters, Cards, and Telegrams

     November August

     1 autograph, 3 typed letters, sign

  • Wiktor Łabuński, who served the

    • Polish Music Center Newsletter Vol. 10, no. 9

    PMC News

    Skrowaczewski To Give Paderewski Lecture

    During the first two weeks of September , Stanisław Skrowaczewski will be sharing his talents and insights with the students and community of the University of Southern California and the Polish Music Center. His residency at USC will feature 2 public events. First, on September 15th, Skrowaczewski will give the annual Paderewski Lecture/Recital, presented by the Polish Music Center. This talented performer/composer/conductor will discuss his thoughts on music with moderator Larry Livingston (former Dean of USC&#;s Thornton School of Music) and audience members. The event will also include performances of Paderewski&#;s Cracovienne Fantastique and Skrowaczewski&#;s String Trio. Then, on September 16th, Skrowaczewski will conduct the Thornton Symphony in a performance of his own Concerto for Orchestra, short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize in , and in Symphonie Fantastique by Hector Berlioz.

    The namesake of the Paderewski Lectures, Ignacy Jan Paderewski (), was a virtuoso pianist, composer, politician (the first Prime Minister of independent Poland after World War I), humanitarian and orator. His charismatic personality and popular appeal earned him universal acclaim as a &#;Modern Immortal&#; by his contemporaries and a legacy as one of the most cherished figures of the 20th century. The Annual Paderewski Lectures highlight Paderewski&#;s special links to the State of California and to USC, which awarded him an honorary doctorate in By presenting outstanding Polish musicians, the Paderewski Lectures also emphasize achievements of Polish contemporary music. Previous speakers in the series included Zygmunt Krauze (), and Joanna Bruzdowicz ().

    Stanisław Skrowaczewski commands a unique position in the international musical scene being both a major conducting figure and a highly regarded composer. Born in Lwów, Poland, Skrowaczewski began piano and violin studies

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