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Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988
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Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 1

Title: Ernst Toch papers
Collection number: PASC-M 1
Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections
Language of Material: German
Physical Description: 44.0 linear ft.(88 boxes)
Date (inclusive): ca. 1835-1988
Abstract: The Collection consists of materials relating to the Austrian-American composer, Ernst Toch. Included are music
manuscripts and scores, books of his personal library, manuscripts, biographical material, correspondence, articles, essays,
speeches, lectures, programs, clippings, photographs, sound recordings, financial records, and memorabilia. Also included
are manuscripts and published works of other composers, as well as Lilly Toch's letters and lectures.
Language of Materials: Materials are in English.
Physical Location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLA
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Creator: Toch, Ernst 1887-1964
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Preferred Citation
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Research Library, UCLA.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Lilly Toch, 1966-1970.
Biographical Note
Ernst Toch was born on Dec. 7, 1887 in Vienna; taught himself piano in his grandmother's pawnshop; learned musical
notation from a local violinist, and copied Mozart's string quartets for practice; began to compose chamber music, and at
age 17 had a quartet performed; in 1909 he won the prestigious Mozart Prize and a scholarship to study at the Frankfurt
Conservatory, where he studied piano with Willy Rehberg and composition with Iwan Knorr; won the Mendelssohn Prize in
1910 and the Austrian State Prize four times in succession; in 1913 he was appointed teacher of composition at the
Mannheim Musikhochschule; married Lilly Zwack in 1916; earned Dr. phil. degree in 1921; taught piano and composition in
Berlin from 1929-33, leaving at the onset of the Nazi regime for Paris, London, and finally the US, where he taught at the
New School for Social Research in New York (1934-36); taught at the Univ. of Southern CA (1937-48), afterward giving
private instruction; lived in Vienna and Switzerland from 1950-58, then spent the remainder of his life in LA; won the
Pulitzer and Huntington-Hartford Prizes for his Third Symphony (1956), was elected to the American National Institute of
Arts and Letters (1956), received honorary citations from the German and Austrian governments, and won a Grammy
Award (1960); publications include Melodielehre (1923) and The shaping forces in music (1948); his compositions
encompass all genres and include Fuge aus der Geographie (1930), Seven symphonies, 13 string quartets, several chamber
operas, and music for films; he died on Oct. 1, 1964 in LA.
Scope and Content
The collection consists of materials relating to the Austrian-American composer, Ernst Toch. Includes music manuscripts
and scores, books of his personal library, manuscripts, biographical material, correspondence, articles, essays, speeches,
lectures, programs, clippings, photographs, sound records, financial records, and memorabilia. Also included are
manuscripts and published works of other composers, and Lilly Toch's letters and lectures.
UCLA Catalog Record ID
UCLA Catalog Record ID: 4233872

Organization and Arrangement
The collection is organized into the following series:
Series 1. Photographic Material. 5 boxes
Series 2. Sound Recordings
Series 3. Correspondence
Series 4. Clippings and Programs
Series 5. Miscellaneous Printed Material
Series 6. Articles, Essays, Speeches, Lectures
Series 7. Music Manuscripts
Series 8. Toch Published Works
Series 9. Toch's Library: Books and Journals
Series 10. Toch's Library: Scores
Series 11. Interviews
Series 12. Realia and Miscellanous
Series 13. Lawrence Weschler Collection
Series 14. Toni Weschler Collection
Series 15. Recent Acquisitions
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Toch, Ernst, 1887-1964--Archives.
Toch, Lilly, 1892-1972.
Composers--Archives.
Music--Manuscripts.
Music--Scores.
Sound recordings.
Photographic Material. Series 1.

Physical Description: 5.0 boxes

Toch - Graf family photos. Subseries 1.

Physical Description: 1.0 box

Box 4, Folder 1 Siegfried Toch.
Box 4, Folder 2 Dr. Johann Toch.
Box 4, Folder 3 Grossmutter Rosalia Toch.
Box 4, Folder 4 Grossvater Elkan Toch.
Box 4, Folder 5 unidentified.
Box 4, Folder 6 Grossmama Johanna Graf.
Box 4, Folder 7 Grosspapa Gerson Lueb Graf.
Box 4, Folder 8 Mama, 19 years old.
Box 4, Folder 9 none.
Box 4, Folder 10 Papa.
Box 4, Folder 11 Grossmama, 14 years old.
Box 4, Folder 12 Gisela, 7 years old.
Box 4, Folder 13 group photo: 1 - Tante Hinterstein, 2 - Mama, 3 - Ernst, 4 - me, 5 - Eugene, 6 -
Erna, 7 - Edith.
Box 4, Folder 14 Grossmama Graf.
Box 4, Folder 15 Grosspapa Graf.
Box 4, Folder 16 meine Eltern. 1884.
Box 4, Folder 17 enlarged group photo (duplicate of 13).
Box 4, Folder 18 Tuni. 1907.

Ernst Toch youth. Subseries 2.1887-1910.
Ernst Toch youth. Subseries 2. 1887-1910.

Box 2, Folder 3 School photo.
Scope and Content Note
Toch is center, 2nd row from top.

Box 2, Folder 8 Toch playing piano.
Physical Description: 10" x 12"
Enlarged copy of Box 4, Item 24. Matted

Box 4, Folder 19 Family portrait.
Box 4, Folder 20 Ernst Toch.
Box 4, Folder 21 Ernst with mother and sister. 1898.
3 photos and duplicate

Box 4, Folder 22 Toch at piano.
Photo and duplicate

Box 4, Folder 23 Toch at the keys.
photo and duplicate

Box 4, Folder 24 Toch playing piano.
photo and duplicate. Enlarged copy: Box 2, Item 8.

Box 4, Folder 25 After graduation from High School, after Mozart prize.
group photo

Box 4, Folder 26 Ernst, age 21.
Box 4, Folder 27 Ernst and Elsa. 1900.
Musical Patrons. Subseries 3. 1910-1920.

The Amlingers

Box 4, Folder 28 Bodausky, 1915.
Box 4, Folder 29 Willy Rekberg, Toch's piano teacher in Frankfurt.
Box 4, Folder 30 Henri Petri of Dresden, leader of the Petri-Quartett.
Box 4, Folder 31 Amlinger.
Box 4, Folder 32 Paul Amlinger.
Box 4, Folder 33 Mr. Amlinger.
Box 4, Folder 34 Mr. Amlinger.
Box 4, Folder 35 The Amlingers, Ferdinand and Paul (sons), Mr. and Mrs. Amlinger.
Lilly Zwack. Subseries 4. 1912-1920.

Mrs. Toch. The series includes early photographs.


Lilly Zwack. Subseries 4.1912-1920.
Box 2, Folder 7 Toch and Lilly. 1916.

Toch with his fiancee, Lilly, around the time of their wedding July 23, 1916 (?). Picture
of Mozart on table he carried with him everywhere, even to the trenches. Enlarged
duplicate of Box 4, Item 47. Matted.

Box 4, Folder 36 Austrian lake resort (Altersee): Lilly Toch with her sister Marianne and a friend..
1916.
Box 4, Folder 37 Lilly 5 years old, Marianne 3 years old. 1897.
Box 4, Folder 38 house in Galicea, requisitioned by Army during truce with Russia. 1917.
Box 4, Folder 39 World War I picture.
Box 4, Folder 40 Lilly as nurse in World War I..
Box 4, Folder 41 Lilly Toch and sister Marianne on mountain excursion with guides before 1914.
Box 4, Folder 42 Lilly as nurse in World War I..
Box 4, Folder 43 Ernst and Lilly.
Box 4, Folder 44 Ernst and Lilly with Ernst's mother and uncle in courtyard of Heidelberg Castle.
1921.
Box 4, Folder 45 Ernst and Lilly posing in a tree with friend.
Box 4, Folder 46 Ernst and Lilly.
Box 4, Folder 47 Ernst and Lilly. 1916.
Toch with his fiancee, Lilly, around the time of their wedding July 23, 1916 (?). Picture
of Mozart on table he carried with him everywhere, even to the trenches. 2 copies.
Enlarged copy: Box 2, Item 7.

Box 4, Folder 48 Lilly and her sister Marianne, 4 and 7 years old.
3 copies.

Box 4, Folder 49 Elsa Zwack, Lilly's mother.
Military. Subseries 5. 1912-1918.

Box 4, Folder 50 Ernst in uniform.
3 copies

Box 4, Folder 51 small portrait 1916 or 1917.
2 copies

Box 4, Folder 52 group photo in a pig yard.
Box 4, Folder 53 standing at attention.
Box 4, Folder 54 relaxing on a hill. 1916.
Box 4, Folder 55 portrait with a fellow officer.
Box 4, Folder 56 relaxing behind a desk.
2 copies

Box 4, Folder 57 group photo, postcard sent to Gisela Toch.
Box 4, Folder 58 group photo, Toch is center first seated row.
Box 4, Folder 59 smoking cigarettes, picture of Mozart on desk.
Box 4, Folder 60 Ernst at war.

Military. Subseries 5.1912-1918.
Box 4, Folder 61 group photo.

2 copies

Box 4, Folder 62 at a train stop.
Box 4, Folder 63 in the dining room.
Box 4, Folder 64 Military portrait.
2 copies

Box 4, Folder 64a Military portrait.
Box 4, Folder 65 young portrait.
Box 4, Folder 66 young portrait, profile.
2 copies

Box 4, Folder 66a Group photo.
Toch holding dog. 2 copies.

Box 4, Folder 66b in the dining room, Toch 2nd from rt.
Civilian. Subseries 6. 1910-1920.

Box 4, Folder 67 German vacation pictures. 1912.
set of 15 photos

Box 4, Folder 68 portrait.
Box 4, Folder 69 portrait. 1917.
Box 4, Folder 70 working in his Berlin studio. 1929.
3 photos

Box 4, Folder 71 Toch on steps.
Box 4, Folder 72 Toch arriving in New York on the Queen Mary for Pro Musica concert tour; with
puppy. March 1932.
2 photos

Box 4, Folder 73 photo of Toch.
4 copies

Box 4, Folder 74 Toch working. 1929?.
In his Berlin studio?

Box 4, Folder 75 Toch.
2 photos


Toch with family and friends. Subseries 7.1920-1930.
Toch with family and friends. Subseries 7. 1920-1930.

Box 4, Folder 76 Toch and his mother in Venice.
Box 4, Folder 77 Toch and friend walking.
Box 4, Folder 78 Photo backing. 1932.
Fritz 24 years, Lilly 20 years, Franzi 4 years, Grossmama 70 years. (this is backing of
Item 79)

Box 4, Folder 79 Fritz, Grossmama, Lilly, Franzi. 1932.
Box 4, Folder 80 Ernst Toch, Mannheim with Peter I..
Box 4, Folder 81 Lilly Toch.
photo and duplicate.

Box 4, Folder 82 Photos. 1930.
4 pictures of Franzi from letter to John Bass, 20 June 1930

Box 4, Folder 83 Ernst and his sister, Elsa. 1943.
Box 4, Folder 84 Ernst, Franzi and kitten. 1936.
JPEG available: Box 5, Item 1.

Box 4, Folder 85 Max, Hausi Stolper, Franzi Toch. 1933.
Ventnor, August 1933.

Box 4, Folder 86 Franzi at 2 years old, Ernst and Lilly, Grossmama.
Box 4, Folder 87 Ernst and Lilly with dog.
Box 4, Folder 88 Ernst Toch, Gustav and Toni Stolper. 5 February 1936.
Box 4, Folder 89 Ernst and Franzi.
Box 4, Folder 90 Ernst and Franzi.
2 copies

Box 4, Folder 91 vacation photo album.
Publicity photos/portraits. Subseries 8.

Box 1, Folder 1 Portrait. 1914.
3 copies

Box 1, Folder 2 Portrait, side angle.
Physical Description: five 8" x 10", two 5"x7", photocopy
7 copies and photocopy.


Box 1, Folder 3 Reading book near piano. 1932.

Physical Description: 3 1/2" x 5", 8" x 10"
Photo, negative and copy.

Box 1, Folder 4 Portrait. 1952.
Physical Description: 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
3 copies.

Box 1, Folder 5 Side profile, reading book. 1956.
4 copies (2 per envelope)

Box 1, Folder 6 Toch composing. 1958.
Physical Description: 8"x10"
3 copies. Enlarged copy: Box 2, Item 9.

Box 1, Folder 7 Side angle, wearing jacket.
Physical Description: three 8"x10", one 3" x 5"
4 copies

Box 1, Folder 8 Toch with a letter and a book.
2 copies

Box 1, Folder 9 With elbow propped on piano.
Physical Description: 8"x10"
3 copies and photocopy

Box 1, Folder 10 Close-up.

Box 1, Folder 11 Side profile.

Box 1, Folder 12 Portrait.



Box 1, Folder 15 With Daschund.


Box 1, Folder 16 With arms crossed.


Box 1, Folder 17 Toch seated.


Box 1, Folder 19 Seated with book.

Box 1, Folder 20 Seated, reading book.
2 copies.

2 copies



Box 1, Folder 24 Smoking cigarette.

Box 1, Folder 25 In Mannheim studio. 1928.

Box 1, Folder 26 At piano. c. 1930.

Box 1, Folder 27 Berlin.
Physical Description: 3 1/2" x 5"

Box 1, Folder 28 Gazing out window.
2 copies. Enlarged duplicate: Box 2, Item 10.

Box 1, Folder 29 At his desk.

Box 1, Folder 29a holding his dog.
JPEG available: Box 5, Item 2.


Box 2, Folder 6 In Mannheim Studio. 1928.

Duplicate of Box 1, Item 25.

Box 2, Folder 9 Toch composing. 1958.
Enlarged duplicate of Box 1, Item 6.

Box 2, Folder 10 Gazing out window.
Enlarged duplicate of Box 1, Item 28. Matted.

Toch and others. Subseries 9. 1930-1964.

Box 1, Folder 30 Seven photos. 1930.
from letter to John Bass, 20 June 1930. Toch with Regisseur and Spieler der Hauptrolle
of opera "Der Faecher" presented in Koenigsberg. (Three photos)

Box 1, Folder 31 Charles Wakefield Cadman, Mario Castelnuova-Tedesco, Henri Temianka, Toch,
Miklos Rosa..

Box 1, Folder 32 Negative of Item 31..
Box 1, Folder 33 Henri Temianka, Mario Castelnuova-Tedesco, Toch, Charles Wakefield Cadman..

Box 1, Folder 35 In the Santa Monica Mountains: Otto Klemperer, Prinz Hubertus von Loewenstein,
Arnold Schoenberg, Toch. 1937.
Physical Description: two 3 3/4" x 5 1/2", two 8" x 10" and photocopy
4 copies and photocopy

Box 1, Folder 37 Toch, Arnold Schoenberg, Otto Klemperer, Prinz Hubertus von Loewenstein.
Physical Description: 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" and negative
Photo and negative

Box 1, Folder 38 Toch, Arnold Schoenberg, Otto Klemperer, Prinz Hubertus von Loewenstein.
Physical Description: one 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" one 8" x 10" and negative
2 copies and negative

Box 1, Folder 39 Franklin Street: Herbert Zipper, Ernst Toch. c. 1960.


Toch and others. Subseries 9.1930-1964.
Box 1, Folder 40 Toch with Kurt Weill.

from Frankfurter Zeitung

Box 1, Folder 41 Lotte Lenya and Toch.

Box 1, Folder 42 New York: Toch's 70th birthday celebration.
Friedrich (Carl?) Ebert (Glyndebourne), Lotte Lenya, Raymond Kendall, Ernst Toch,
Feist(AMD), Huntington Hartford(?). 1 copy and photocopy.

Box 1, Folder 43 Lotte Lenya and lady.
"Lotte Lenya, right, widow of Kurt Weill, and favoured star of his Three-Penny-Opera,
at the 75th Birthday Musicale held in New York's new Austrian Institute on Dec. 18,
honoring the great Vienna-born composer Ernst Toch who now lives in California"

Box 1, Folder 43a George Gershwin, publicity photo.
Box 1, Folder 43a Mrs. MacDowell.
press clipping

Box 1, Folder 43b Schoenberg close-up.

Box 1, Folder 43c Eric Zeisl.

Box 1, Folder 43 George Gershwin. 1936.
Inscribed to Toch by Gershwin.

Box 1, Toch and Lilly with Holmboes during visit to Denmark. 1950s.
Folder 43e-h
Box 1, Folder 43i Alice Coleman Batchelder.
Founder Coleman Chamber Concerts

Box 1, Folder 43j Lilly at the Acropolis. 1968.
Box 1, Folder 43k Toch with friends at party.
Box 1, Folder 43l Toch with Lilly, Marta Feutwaengler and others at party.
Box 1, Folder 43m Ernst and Lilly with unknown friends. late 1940s.
Box 1, Folder 43n Toch with group of composers.
Box 1, Folder 43o Toch cutting cake at 75th birthday celebration. 1963.
Box 1, Folder 43p Toch with two others at 75th birthday celebration. 1963.
Box 1, Folder 43q Toch with Huntington Hartford. 1963.
2 copies


Toch and others. Subseries 9.1930-1964.
Box 1, Folder 43r Toch at Hebrew Union College graduation exercises.

Box 1, Toch recieving the National Institute of Arts and Letters Medal at USC. 1957.
Folder 43s-u
Sculpture and paintings. Subseries 10.

Box 1, Folder 44 Lawrence Weschler next to a bust of his grandfather by Anna Mahler..

Box 1, Folder 45 Toch bust by Erich Kuhn..

Box 1, Folder 46 Profile of Toch bust by Erich Kuhn.. 1926.
2 copies.

Box 1, Folder 47 Photo of sculpture of Toch by Anna Mahler..
Box 1, Folder 48 Photo of sculpture of Toch by Anna Mahler, side angle..
Box 1, Folder 49 Photo of Toch's portrait by Max Band. 1967.
Box 1, Folder 50 Photo of Toch's portrait (in frame) by Max Band. 1967.
2 copies

Box 1, Folder 50b Toch bust by Erich Kuhn.
Box 1, Folder 50c Photograph of A. Kaufmann painting of George Gershwin.
Box 2, Folder 4 Toch bust by Erich Kuhn - side profile. 1926.
duplicate of Box 1, Item 46. Matted.

Box 2, Folder 5 Toch bust by Erich Kuhn.. 1926.
Duplicate of Box 1, Item 45. Matted.

Rehearsal/ performance photographs. Subseries 11.

Box 1, Folder 51 Toch with William Steinberg, Third Symphony rehearsal. 1955.
Physical Description: one 3 1/2" x 5", two 8" x 10", negative
Original photo, 2 copies and negative.

Box 1, Folder 52 Close-up of Toch. 1955.
from Item 51

Box 1, Folder 53 Toch with Steinberg. 1955.
2 photos.


Box 1, Folder 54 Toch with Steinberg. 1955.

2 photos

Box 1, Folder 55 Toch at the 3rd Symphony rehearsal.. 1955.
2 photos

Box 1, Folder 55a Toch with Steinberg.
Box 1, Folder 55b Performance of Third Symphony.
Box 1, Folder 56 Leipzig Staadtoper production of "The Princess and the Pea.". ca. 1950.
(1 photo, 11 photos total.)

Box 1, Folder 57 Leipzig Staadtoper production of "The Princess and the Pea.". ca. 1950.
(2 photos, 11 photos total.)

Box 1, Folder 58 Leipzig Staadtoper production of "The Princess and the Pea.". c. 1950.




Box 1, Folder 62 Herbert Zipper's performance of "The Princess and the Pea," Chicago.. c. 1950.
Physical Description: color 3 1/2" x 5"
(2 photos, 10 photos total)






Box 1, Gateway Opera's production of "The Princess and the Pea.". 1970s.
Folder 66a-d Scope and Content Note
5 color photos and drawings of costumes.

Box 1, Folder 66e Open-air concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. 1928.
Box 1, Folder 66 Performance of Cantata of the Bitter Herbs by LA City College.
Toch alone. Subseries 12. 1950-1964.

Box 1, Folder 67 "In back of my "Sprague Smith" studio." and photo of building.. 1953.
2 photos. Enlarged copy: Box 2, Item 1.

Box 1, Folder 68 proofs.
5 casual poses of Toch (photo proofs).

Box 1, Folder 69 Toch working on a manuscript..
2 copies.

Box 1, Folder 70 Close up of Toch.. 1958.
2 photos.

Box 1, Folder 71 Toch. 1958.
2 photos of Toch.

Box 1, Folder 72 At home, seated near piano.. 1958.


Toch alone. Subseries 12.1950-1964.
Box 1, Folder 73 2 photos of Toch..


Box 1, Folder 74 photo of Toch.. 1962.

Box 1, Folder 75 outside, looking at score..

Box 1, Folder 76 Seated, at home..

Box 1, Folder 76a Outside, holding dog. 1962.

Box 1, Folder 76b Seated; With dog.
2 photos

Box 2, Folder 1 "In back of my "Sprague Smith" studio, taken July 3, 1953.". 1953.
Physical Description: 9" x 13 1/2"
Enlargement of Box 1, Item 67.

Box 2, Folder 2 photo of Toch.
Enlargement of Box 1, Item 74

Family pictures. Subseries 13. c. 1950-1964.

Franzi and family; Lilly and Ren.

Box 1, Folder 77 Toch playing chess with Iru Weschler.. 1973.
Box 1, Folder 78 Toch with grandchildren..
Box 1, Folder 79 Toch's grandchildren; Franzi with baby.. 1963.
(2 photos.)

Box 1, Folder 80 Franzi's wedding..
(4 photos.)

Box 1, Folder 81 Franzi and Ernst with Lawrence.. 1952.
(4 photos)

Box 1, Folder 82 4 photos of Europe trip from a letter to John Bass.. 1950.
Box 1, Folder 83 Toch and Franzi..

Family pictures. Subseries 13.c. 1950-1964.
Box 1, Folder 84 Two photo books from Franzi Weschler's funeral.. 1988.
Item moved to Miscellaneous Printed Materials: Obituaries.

Box 1, Toch and Lilly with Franzi and grandchildren.
Folder 84a-c Physical Description: 15 photos

Box 1, Folder 85 Lilly Toch..

Box 1, Folder 86 Lilly and Ren..

Box 1, Folder 87 Proofs of Lilly and Ren interview..
Box 1, Folder 88 Negatives of Lilly and Ren interview..
Box 1, Folder 91 Memorial booklet from Lilly Toch's funeral..
Item moved to Miscellaneous Printed Materials: Obituaries.

Residential photographs. Subseries 14.

Santa Monica home and Zurhaus (Zurich).

Box 1, Folder 92 hallway to living room. 1972.
Photos by Norm Schindler after Mrs. Toch died to show original arrangement.

Box 1, Folder 93 Toch's desk. 1972.
Photos by Norm Schindler after Mrs. Toch died to show original arrangement.

Box 1, Folder 94 Entranceway. 1972.
2 copies. Photos by Norm Schindler after Mrs. Toch died to show original arrangement.

Box 1, Folder 95 Toch's desk and piano. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 96 Toch's desk. 1972.


Box 1, Folder 97 Living Room. 1972.


Box 1, Folder 98 Piano and living room. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 99 Toch's Library. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 100 hallway. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 101 Dining Room. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 102 Hallway into living room. 1972.

Box 1, Folder 103 Zurich: Zurhaus. 1997.
Three colored pictures of the Zurhaus in Zurich where the Tochs often stayed in the
50s and 60s. Taken by Constanze Stratz.

Box 1, Folder 104 Zurich: Zurhaus. 1997.
Three colored pictures of the Zurhaus in Zurich where the Tochs often stayed in the
50s and 60s. Taken by Constanze Stratz.

Box 1, Folder 105 Toch's home in Mannheim.
Physical Description: photocopy
Toch's home is front/right. Gift of Heiko Schneider.

Box 1, Santa Monica home from outside.
Folder 105a
Box 1, Photos of Berlin home.
Folder 105b
Box 1, Folder 105c Photos of Berlin home.
Box 1, Folder 105 Close-ups of Toch's desk in Santa Monica home.

Box 1, Close-ups of Toch's desk in Santa Monica home.

Folder 105e
Photos in the press. Subseries 15.

Box 2, Folder 11 "Some Composers Who Have Gone Hollywood" from Musical America. February 10,
1942.
Photos of Toch and various other composers. Original and xerox copy.

Box 2, Folder 12 Mr. and Mrs. Toch in the "San Francisco News". March 11, 1932.
Box 2, Folder 13 Article in "Der Tag". 1930.
Box 2, Folder 14 Toch and Kurt Weill in "Frankfurter Zeitung". 1927.
original and photocopy

Box 2, Folder 15 photo from "Die Wochenschau". Oct. 17, 1926.
Box 2, Folder 16 press photo from "Die Musik".
Box 2, Folder 17 Toch and Charles Munch rehearsing "Princess".
unknown article

Box 2, Folder 18 sketches of Toch and Hindemith in NY Times. Aug. 10, 1930.
From article by Alfred Einstein.

Box 2, Folder 19 NY Times Article "News and Comment of the Current Week in Music". July 24,
1927.
Slides, open-reel film, proofs and negatives.. Subseries 16.

Box 3, Folder 1 portrait of Ernst Toch by Max Band.
Physical Description: slide



Box 3, Folder 4 Ernst and Lilly Toch (shortly before their marriage).. 1916.

Box 3, Folder 5 Toch sitting at a patio table.

Box 3, Folder 6 sketch of Ernst Toch.

Box 3, Folder 7 close portrait of Toch.

Box 3, Folder 8 portrait of Toch.

Slides, open-reel film, proofs and negatives.. Subseries 16.

Box 3, Folder 9 Toch at the piano.

Box 3, Folder 10 Toch playing the piano.

Box 3, Folder 11 Toch posed by the piano.

Box 3, Folder 12 Toch posed at the piano.

Box 3, Folder 13 Toch at his desk.

Box 3, Folder 14 Toch at his desk; dup. of item 13.

Box 3, Folder 15 Portrait of Toch.

Box 3, Folder 16 Toch working on a score.

Box 3, Folder 17 Toch relaxing at his desk.

Box 3, Folder 18 Flyer for commemorative concert at UCLA, Nov. 22.

Box 3, Folder 19 Dedication for Irv and Franzi's wedding.

Box 3, Folder 20 unidentified (orchestral work)..
Box 3, Folder 21 8mm film of unknown contents.
Box 3, Folder 22 Film of Toch. 1932.
Physical Description: 16mm, 4 min.
Film of Ernst Toch in New York, guest of his cousin, John Bass, who took the pictures.
Includes footage of Toch with a monkey, miming a juggler routine, and performing
magic.

Box 3, Folder 23 photographic proofs.
7 pages

Box 3, Folder 24 photographic negatives.
Derivative images. Subseries 17.

Digital reproductions and microfilm.


Box 5, Folder 1 Digital image of Box 4, Item 84..

1 CD.
Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. To access digital
materials you must notify the reference desk in advance of your visit.

Box 5, Folder 2 Digital image of Box 1, Item 29a..
1 CD.

Box 5, Folder 3 Toch photo printing plate.
Box 5a, Folder 1 Microfilm.
None shall escape. Columbia Pictures, 1944. Score, 216p.

"Von Coustanze"

Address unknown. Columbia Pictures, 1944. Holograph score, 171 p.

Der Facher, op. 51. Microfilm of original manuscript.

Address Unknown. Columbia Pictures, 1944. Piano-conductor score, 69 p.

Burlesken, op. 31, 1923. Autograph with letter to Paul Hirsch, 1925.

Four manuscripts: Der Facher, op. 51; Variations on "Unser dummer"; Die Prinzessin
auf der Erbse, op. 43; Das Wasser, op. 53.

Box 5b, Folder 1 Microfilm.
None shall escape. Columbia Pictures, 1944. Piano-conductor score, 57 p.

Ladies in Retirement. Columbia Pictures, 1941. Piano-conductor score, 67p.

Das Wasser, op. 53. Microfilm of original manuscript.


Variations on "Unser dummerPobel meint" (Mozart) for piano and orchestra. Original
manuscript.

Box 5b, Folder 6 Musk zum Shauspiel "Die Heilige von U.S.A.".
Physical Description: Negative microfilm of manuscript.

Physical Description: Microfilm of score.
The Last Tale

Physical Description: Negative film print of manuscript.
Music fuer Turandot und Die Raeuber.

Physical Description: Negative microfilm.
Villa Majestic Guest Book

Uncatalogued Photographs. Subseries 18.

Box 212 Grouped in envelopes: Miscellaneous important images, Ella Zwack's photo album,
Photo album featuring Ernst and young Franzi, Lilly's side of the family, Ella
Zwack, Franzi, Miscellaneous..
Box 213 Grouped in evelopes: Toch alone, Lilly, Toch with miscellaneous others,
Miscellaneous musicians 1900-1920, WWI, Miscellaneous others, Ernst's mother,
Ernst's sister..
Sound Recordings. Series 2.
Boxes 6-13. Listed by opus number. Titles and performers listed as noted on recording
container. This series consists of musical sound recordings only. For recorded interviews, see
Series 11 "Interviews."

Open reel: Music. Subseries 1.

Box 6, Items 1-264; Box 7, Items 1-7; Box 8, Items 1-3.

Box 6 Burlesken, Op. 31.
Physical Description: open reel audio tape

Box 6 Cello Concerto, Op. 35.



Box 6 Divertimento, Op. 37.


Box 6 Komodie for Orchester, Op. 42.

Box 6 Lieder, Op. 41. 1968.

Box 6 Lieder, Op. 41. 1968.

Box 6 Piano Concerto, Op. 38.

Box 6 Piano Concerto, Op. 38. 1974.

(La Forge)


Box 6 Piano Concerto, Op. 38. 1973.
Also includes Green Room Discussion 9/25/49 WCBS-FM.





Box 6 Princess and the Pea, Op. 43.

Box 6 Princess and the Pea, Op. 43. 1961.

Box 6 Quartet in A minor, Op. 12.

Box 6 Quartet, Op. 12.


Box 6 Selections. 1973.
Band 1: Piano Solos; Band 2-4: Violin - Piano Sonata Op. 21; Band 5: Toch's speech;
Band 6: Toch's "Music of Today" Speech.

Kammersymphonie (premiere) -- Tanz Suite, Op. 30.

Box 6 Selections.
Pinocchio Overture (Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Stockowski, conductor) -- Three
Burlesques, Op. 31 -- [unidentified selections] -- "Spitzweg" Serenade. Louis Kaufman
and Grischa Monaseiwitsch, violin, Raymond Manhennik, viola (VOX LP).

Box 6 Selections.
Piano Concerto, Op. 38 -- Symphony #5. Performers: Ernst Toch, piano, first work;
Boston Symphony Orchestra, second work.

Box 6 Spiel für Blasinstrumente, Op. 39. 1968.



Box 6 Spiel für Blasorchester, Op. 39.

Box 6 String Quartet in C Major, Op. 26. 1973.

Box 6 String Quartet in C Major, Op. 26. 1973.

Box 6 String Quartet, Op. 26.

Box 6 Three Burlesques, Op. 31.

Box 6 Three Pantomimes (Burlesques?).


Box 6 Violin - Piano Sonata, "Profiler" (7 piano pieces).

Ernst Toch, piano, first work; Jacob Gimpel, piano, second work.

Box 6 Violin and Piano Sonata, Op. 21. 1965.
General note
Recorded in Aspen, CO.

Box 6 Violin and Piano Sonata, Op. 21.

Box 6 Violin and Piano Sonata, Op. 21. 1965 August 7.

Box 7 Piano Quintet. 1951.
General note
Publisher no.: 1212

Box 7 Selections.
Kammersymphonie (premiere) -- Tanz Suite, Op. 30(UCLA Chamber Orchestra, Mehli
Mehta, cond.) -- Symphony No. 4 (USC Orchestra, Ingolf Dahl, cond.)

Box 7 Sonata for Violin and Piano, Symphony No. 1.
Profilen: 7 pieces for piano. Also performed by Jacob Gimpel, piano.

Box 7 Sonata for Violin and Piano. Symphony No. 1.. 1968.

Box 7 Symphonies 1 and 2. 1950-1952.

Box 7 Toch Festival Memorial Concert - UCLA.. 1975 November 22.

Box 8 Poems to Martha, Op. 66..

Box 8 Second Symphony, Op. 73..

Box 8 Selections.
Ladies in Retirement (uneditied) -- Spitzweg Serenade -- 3 Israeli Dances -- The
Covenant -- Big Ben.


Box 206 [Bunte?] Suite for Orchestra.


Box 206 Bunte Suite for Orchestra, Op. 48.

Box 206 Bunte Suite für Orchester, Op. 48. 1969.

Box 206 Bunte Suite, Op. 48. 1963.
Recorded a Royce Hall UCLA.

Box 206 Bunte Suite, Op. 48.

Box 206 Bunte Suite, Op. 48. 1963 April 28.

Box 206 Kleinstadtbilder, Op. 49; Ideas, Op. 69. 1968.

Box 206 Sonata, Op. 44.

Box 206 Violin Sonata, Op. 44, Divertimento for Violin & Viola, Op. 37b.

Box 206, Miniature Ouverture, Op. 51. 1968.
Folder 46 Physical Description: open reel audio tape

Box 206, Music for Orchestra and Baritone, Op. 60.

Box 206, Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 61.

Box 206, Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 61.

Box 206, Big Ben, Op. 62.

Box 206, Big Ben, Op. 62. 1963.

Box 206, Big Ben, Op. 62.

Box 206, String Trio, Op. 63.


Box 206, String Trio, Op. 63.


Box 206, Piano Quintet, Op. 64.



Box 206, Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65. 1975.

Box 206, Selections.
Psalm from Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65 -- Covenant -- First Symphony.

Box 206, W. A. Mozart's Variations on "Unser dummer Pöbel meint.."; Cantata of the Bitter
Folder 60 Herbs, Op. 65.

Box 206, Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65. 1963.

Box 206, Introduction to Cantata of the Bitter Herbs. 1968.

Box 206, Toch's Introduction to the Cantata of the Bitter Herbs.. 1968.
Read by William Mallock.

Box 206, Pinocchio Overture; Poems to Martha, Op. 66.

Box 206, Poems to Martha, Op. 66 cont.; Dance of Marionettes..

Box 206, Pinocchio Overture; Poems to Martha, Op. 66.

Box 206, Symphony No. 1. Movements 1 and 2. 1953.

Box 206, Symphony No. 1. Movements 3 and 4. 1953.

Box 206, First Symphony, Op. 72 (Part 2); Serenade for Two Violins and Viola, op. 25.


Box 206, Symphony No. 2, Op. 73.


Box 206, Second Symphony, Op. 73. 1955 February 19.

Box 206, Second Symphony, Op. 73. 1952.
Performance in Boston.

Box 207, Second Symphony, Op. 73.


Folder 75 Scope and Content Note
Doraty, cond.

Box 207, Second Symphony, Op. 73. July 15, 1970.
Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Rafael Kubelik, cond.

Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Boston Symphony, Charles Munch, cond.

Folder 79
Folder 80
Folder 81
Box 207, String Quartet No. 8, Op. 74. 1954.
Premiere recording. New Music Quartet, Pasadena.

Box 207, Various.
Symphony No. 3, Op. 75 (Capitol P-8364). Pinocchio Overture (MGM 3144). Circus
Overture, (Col. CL 758). The Chinese Flute (MGM 3546).

Folder 84
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, William Steinburg, cond.



Copy. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, William Steinburg, cond.

Folder 87
Box 207, Peter Pan, Op 76.
Folder 88
Box 207, Peter Pan, Op. 76.
Folder 89
Box 207, Peter Pan, Op. 76.
Seattle Symphony, Katims, cond.

Box 207, Peter Pan, Op. 76. 1957.
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Izler Solomon, cond.

Box 207, Vanity of Vanities, Op. 79.
Folder 92
Box 207, Vanity of Vanities, Op. 79. 1954.
Folder 93
Box 207, Vanity of Vanities, Op. 79. 1954.
Folder 94
Box 207, Symphony No. 4 Op. 80; Big Ben Variations.
Folder 95
Box 207, Symphony No. 4, Op. 80. 1962.
USC Symphony Orchestra, Dalil cond.

Box 207, Symphony No. 4. Nov 22, 1957.
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Antal Dorati, cond.

Box 207, Symphony No. 4, Op. 80. Oct 28, 1962.
USC Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Dahl, cond.

Folder 99
Box 207, Music For Winds and Percussion, Op. 83. Oct 12, 1959.
Premeire performance.

Box 207, Music For Winds and Percussion, Op. 83.
Folder 101
Box 207, Various.
Pinocchio Overture, Five Pieces for Winds and Percussion (Philadelphia Wind Quintet),
Phantome.


Box 207, Various.
Pinocchio Overture, Five Pieces for Winds and Percussion (Philadelphia Wind Quintet),
Phantome, Peter Pan, Op. 67.

Box 207, Three Little Dances, Op. 85.
Folder 104
Box 207, Jephta (Symphony No. 5), Op. 89.
Folder 105
Folder 106
Folder 107
Box 207, Symphony No. 5, Op. 89. Mar 13, 1964.
Boston Symphony Orchesta, Lewisdorf, cond. (Premiere broadcast.)

Box 207, Symphony No. 5, Op. 89. Mar 13, 1964.
Boston Symphony, Lewisdorf, cond.

Box 208, Three Pantomimes, Op. 91, 92, 94. 1972.
Folder 110
Box 208, Three Pantomimes, Op. 91, 92, 94. 1972.
Folder 111
Radio-Orchester Beromünster, Erich Schmid, cond.

Box 208, Symphony No. 6, Op. 93. Oct 30, 1967.
Radio-Orchester Beromünster, Erich Schmid, cond.

Box 208, Symphony No. 6, Op. 93; Bunte (Motley) Suite, Op. 48.
Folder 114
Box 208, Seventh Symphony, Op. 95.
(Munich)

Box 208, Seventh Symphony, Op. 95.
Munich Philharmonic, Rudolph Albert, cond.

Box 208, Sinfonietta für Streichorchester, Op. 96.
Folder 117
Box 208, Sinfonietta for Strings, Op. 96.
Folder 118
Box 208, Sinfonietta for Wind Instruments and Percussion, Op. 97.
Folder 119
Box 208, Quartet for oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and viola, Op. 98.
Performance at Library of Congress.

Box 208, Circus Ouverture. 1968.
Folder 121

Box 208, Circus Ouverture. 1968.

Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York, Andre Kostelanetz, cond.

Box 208, Circus Ouverture.
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York, Andre Kostelanetz, cond.

Box 208, Circus Overture.
Folder 124
Box 208, Dedication, 1948.
Folder 125
Box 208, Dedication, 1948.
Folder 126
Box 208, Various.
Dedication, 1948; 2nd Symphony; 4th Symphony.

Box 208, "The Covenant" from The Genesis Suite (1945). 1973.
Werner Jennsef, cond.

Box 208, "The Covenant" from The Genesis Suite (1945).
Werner Jennsef, cond.

Box 208, Valse; Fuge aus der Geographie.
Folder 130
Box 208, Geographical Fugue. 1963.
(Decca DL 10073)

Box 208, Valse; Fuge aus der Geographie.
Folder 132
Box 208, Geographic Fugue.
Folder 133
Box 208, Ladies in Retirement.
Columbia Pictures Orchestra. Morris Stolof, cond.

Box 208, Ladies in Retirement.
Columbia Pictures Orchestra. Morris Stolof, cond.

Box 208, Pinocchio Overture.
Philharmonia Orchestra of Hamburg, Hans-Jurgen Walther, cond.

Box 208, Pinocchio Overture.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Stockowski, cond.

Box 208, "Intermezzo," "Epilogue".
Folder 138

Box 208, Toch Festival Memorial Concert - UCLA (tape 1). 1974 November 22.

Box 208, Toch Festival Memorial Concert - UCLA (tape 2). 1974 November 22.

Box 208, Ernst Toch Commemorative - UCLA. Nov 22, 1974.
Tape 1

Box 208, Ernst Toch Commemorative - UCLA. Nov 22, 1974.
Tape 2

Box 208, Dedication concert for the Ernst Toch Archive. Dec 11, 1967.
UCLA Chamber Orchestra, Mehli Mehta, cond. Includes Kammersymphonie,
Tanz-Suite, Op. 30.

Box 208, "Toch Music I".
Folder 144
Box 208, "Toch Music II".
Folder 145
Box 208, "Toch Music III".
Folder 146
Box 208, Aurelio De La Vega: Symphony in Four Parts, Trio for Flute, Oboe and Clarinet..
Given to Toch.

Box 208, Vladimir Ussachevsky: "A Piece for Tape Recorder.".
Folder 148
Box 209, Selections. 1967 December.
Broadcast Rias, Peter Jona Korn. Includes: Pinocchio Overture -- 5 Pieces for Winds and
Percussion -- Phantoms -- Peter Pan.

Box 210, Miniature Overture.

Box 210, Symphony No.2. op.73. 1970 July 15.

Box 210, Symphony No. 6,op.93. 1968 January 20.

Box 210, Sinfonietta fur Streichorchester,op.96. 1967 December 7.

Box 210, Symphony No.2 op.73. 1954 November 12.
Live performance.


Box 210, Divertimento, violin and cello, op.37,no.1. 1968 February 9.


Box 210, Symphony no.4, op.80. undated.

Box 210, Kammersymphonie.(1906) Tanz-Suite, op.30 (1924).. 1967 December 11.

Box 211 [Title Unknown].
General note
Publisher no.: C6002

Box 211 Bunte Suite fur Orchester, Op. 48.


Box 211 Divertimento, Op. 37, no. 1..

Box 211 Fuge aus der Geographie. Valse..

Box 211 Komoedie fuer Orchester, Op. 42.

Box 211 Ladies in Retirement.

Box 211 Piano Concerto, op. 38.

Box 211 Profiles.

Box 211 Symphony No. 5. 1965 March 14.

Box 211 Symphony No. 7, Op. 95.

Box 211 The Princess and the Pea, Op. 43. 1961.
Wilmette, IL: Herbert Zipper, director.

Box 211 The Princess and the Pea, Op. 43. 1961.
Wilmette, IL: Herbert Zipper, director.


Box 211 Third Symphony.

General note
Publisher no.: P8364

Box 211, Chamber Music. Selections. 1974 May 13.
String Trio op.63 -- Divertimento for Violin & Cello; op.37,no,1.

Box 211, Sonata, violin & piano, op.44. 1963 March 14.
Recorded by Radio Zurich. Divertimento, violin & viola,op.37,no.2,bd.2.

Box 211, Big Ben op.62, Burlesken, Ideas , op.69. 1968 December 3.

Box 211, Gesprochene Musik.Fuge aus der Geographie. 1969 August 21.

Box 211, Quartet, strings,no.3,op.18, D flat major.. 1969 January 24.
opus 3, 1: Quasi prolog.Langsam
2: Lebhaft
3:Andante
4:allegro giocoso,br. opus 18, 1: Allegro impetuoso ed appassionato
Serenade (Spitweg) in g, op.25 (1917)

Box 211, Divertimento,violin & viola, op.37,no.2.. undated.

Box 211, Quartets, strings, no.7,op.70. Trio, strings ,op.63. 1969 February 14.
0p.70, 1:Calmly and evenly flowing, with tenderness
2: Adagio
3: Pensive Serenade
4: Vigorous
op.63, 1: Allegro
2: Adagio
3: Allegro

Box 211, Selections. undated.
Symphony no. 5 -- Passsacaglia and fugue,orchestra, Morel,Francois -- Antiphone

Box 211, The Chinese Flute. 1970 May 3.
6 mvts.


Box 211, Miniature Overture. 1972 October 21.

Box 211, Kleinstadtbilder, Op. 49; Ideas, Op. 69.

Box 211, Big Ben.

Box 211, Egon und Emilie, Op. 46.
Folder 241 Language of Material: English
English version, Pepperdine College.

Box 211, Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 61. 1970 January 5.

Box 211, Streich Quartett, Op. 74.

Box 211, Klavierkonzert, Op. 61.

Box 211, Five Pieces for winds and percussion, Op. 83; Sonatinetta, op. 84.

Box 211, Poems to Martha.


Box 211, Valse.

Box 221 Chamer Music :selections. 1973?.
Profiles,op.68,bd.1;Sonata for violin and piano,op.2,bds.2-4

Box 221 Quartet for Strings, Op.74. 1954 April 25.

Open reel: Lectures/other. Subseries 3.

Box 8, Folder 7 "Evenings on the Roof." Parts 1, 2 & 3.
Peter Yates and Gerald Strang on Toch.


Box 209, "Ernst Toch Speaks.". 1967.

Address by Toch in German, English translation read by Sam Jaffe. Also introduction to
3rd Symphony, 1955.

Box 209, English Translation of RIAS speech Berlin.
Starting from introduction to the 3rd Symphony (in the Zurich version).

Box 209, Ernst Toch: Talk for Radio Berlin.. Nov 4, 1962.
Folder 185
Box 209, "Toch: Was ist Gute Musik.".
Talk in German by Dr. Ernst Toch, recorded in the Zurich studios of Swiss Radio.

Box 209, "Toch: Was ist Gute Musik.".
Talk in German by Dr. Ernst Toch, recorded in the Zurich studios of Swiss Radio.

Box 209, "Sound Effect" (Last Talk).
Folder 188
Box 210, Toch Lecture Ia.. Feb 8, 1973.
Folder 189
Box 210, Toch Lecture Ia.. Feb 8, 1973.
Folder 190
Box 210, Toch Lecture Ib.. Feb 8, 1973.
Folder 191
Box 210, Toch Lecture Ib.. Feb 8, 1973.
Folder 192
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIa.. Feb 13, 1973.
Folder 193
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIa. (Weimar). Feb 13, 1973.
Folder 194
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIb.. Feb 13, 1973.
Folder 195
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIb.. Feb 13, 1973.
Folder 196
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIc.. Feb 13, 1973.
Folder 197
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIIa..
Folder 198
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIIa..
Folder 199
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIIb..
Folder 200
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIIb..
Folder 201
Box 210, Toch Lecture IIIc..
Folder 202
Box 210, Toch Lecture IVa..
"The Final Years 1946-1964."

Box 210, Toch Lecture IVb..


Box 210, Toch Lecture IVa/b..

Box 210, Robert Vosper's Remarks at Toch Archive Dedication Concert. Dec 11, 1967.
Folder 206
Box 210, Robert Vosper's Remarks at Toch Archive Dedication Concert. Dec 11, 1967.
Folder 207
Box 210, John Crown - Talk on Toch.
Folder 208
Box 210, "Evenings on the Roof." Parts 2 & 3.
Peter Yates and Gerald Strang on Toch.

Box 210, Memorial Ceremony for Mrs. Ernst (Lilly) Toch. Apr 23, 1972.
Folder 210
Unidentified Recordings. Subseries 4.

Box 9 Unidentified.
Physical Description: 8 open reel audio tapes

Box 210, Unidentified.
Probably LA County Museum Society Concert.

Box 210, Friml Tape #4 part I..

Box 210, Toch Stuff.
General note
Title from container. May duplicate tapes already in collection.

Box 210, Arel Davidovsky.
General note
Title from container.

Box 210, Elecronische Musik für Ernst in Columbia gemacht.
General note

Box 210, Toch Scraps.
General note

Box 210, Unidentified.

Unidentified Recordings. Subseries 4.

78 rpm & LP sound discs: commercial. Subseries 5.

Box 10, Folder 1 Quartet, Op. 70.
Physical Description: 78 rpm
General note
Publisher no.: A-5
Performer: London String Quartet.

Box 10, Folder 2 Quartet, Op. 70..
General note
Publisher no.: A-5
Container only.

Box 10, Folder 4 Four Horah Dances.
Physical Description: 1 sound disc; 78 rpm
General note
Publisher no.: A 21
Also includes "Al Hasela" by Toch.

Box 10, Folder 5 The Chinese Flute.
Physical Description: 1 sound disc; 78 rpm
General note
Publisher no.: AC - 203
Performed by the Pacific Symphonetta conducted by Manuel Compinsky.
General note
2 copies.

Box 10, Folder 7 A Tribute to Ernst Toch and Henry Cowell.
General note
Publisher no.: MS 6388
Includes "Five Pieces for Winds and Percussion, Op. 83," "Sonatinetta for Flute,
Clarinet and Bassoon, Op. 84." LP missing.

Box 10, Folder 8 Circus Overture.
Physical Description: 1 sound recording; 33 1/3 rpm
General note
Plate no.: CL 758
Original container missing.


78 rpm & LP sound discs: commercial. Subseries 5.
Box 10, Folder 9 String Quartets No. 10 and 13.

General note
Publisher no.: S 8008
General note
LP missing.

Box 10, Folder 10 Ernst Toch: In Retrospect. 1975.
General note
Publisher no.: S502
Sonata for Violin and Piano, No 1 -- Capriccetti -- Three Dances -- Geographical Fugue
-- Valse.

Box 10, Folder 11 Circus Overture.
General note
Publisher no.: A-2035

Box 225 Assorted Unprocessed Sound Recordings.
Non-Commercial Sound Recordings. Subseries 6.

Box 11, Folder 1 3 private recordings of Hindemith works given to Toch by Hindemith.

Box 11, Folder 2 Selections. 1975.
Physical Description: LP
On item, "In Memoriam Ernst Toch (1887-1964)." Includes "Pinocchio Overture," "Big
Ben Variations," "First Symphony."

Box 11, Folder 3 Selections. 1975.
Physical Description: LP
On item, "In Memoriam Ernst Toch (1887-1964)." Includes "Pinocchio Overture," "Big
Ben Variations," "First Symphony."

Box 11, Folder 4 Toch #2.
General note
Title from sound disc label.

Box 11, Folder 5 Selections.
Physical Description: 12 78 rpm discs
Record folio containing recordings of: "Second Symphony," "Piano Concerto,"
"Pinocchio Overture," "Poems to Martha," "Dance of the Marionettes," and other
unlabeled records. 1st record is inscribed by Toch.

Box 11, Folder 6 Folio containing recording of "Poems to Martha," and other unlabeled records.. c.
1946.


Folio containing records of "Piano Solos," "Violin and Piano Sonata," Toch's "Music of
Today" Speech (1948).

Box 12, Folder 1 Piano Concerto, Op. 38; Pinocchio Overture.
Physical Description: 1 sound cassette

Box 12, Folder 2 Radio address in Zurich: "Creativity in Composition".
In German, introduced by Franzi Weschler.

Box 12, Folder 3 Zürich Radio Speech: "Gespräch über Musik" (1962).
Same as Folder 2.

Box 12, Folder 4 Zürich Radio Speech: "Gespräch über Musik" (1962).
Same as Folder 2.

Box 12, Folder 5 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, 3rd movement.
Toch performing.

Box 12, Folder 6 Radio Broadcast: "Komponieren in dunkler Zeit". 1997 March 10.
String Quartet, op. 26 -- Zehn Konzertetüden, Op. 55 -- Klavierquintett, Op. 64

Box 12, Folder 7 Tribute to Ernst Toch. 1987 December 8.
KFAC Radio. Spitzweg Seranade -- Divertimento -- Symphony no. 3.

Box 12, Folder 8 Pianola Demonstration Tape.
Toch: "Der Jongleur"

Box 12, Folder 9 Pianola Demonstration Tape.
Toch: "Der Jongleur" (Same as Folder 8).


Box 12, Folder 10 Toch Speech RIAS Berlin. 1963.

Translation spoken by Jaffe.

Box 12, Folder 11 Backstage at Royce. 1987 November 7.
General note

Box 12, Folder 12 Toch Radio Sampler I.
General note

Box 12, Folder 13 Toch Radio Sampler II.
General note

Box 12, Folder 14 Toch Radio Sampler III.
General note

Box 12, Folder 15 Burkhard Laugwitz's Ernst Toch Centennial Broadcast. 1987.
Süddeutchen Rundfunk

Box 12, Folder 16 Das Leben des Ernst Toch: eine geographische Fuge. 1994 September 29.
General note

Box 12, Folder 17 Mel Powell. 1972 January 11.
General note

Box 12, Folder 18 Lapatnikoff. 1972 July 10.
General note

Box 12, Folder 19 Lapatnikoff. 1972 July 10.
Same as Folder 18.
General note


Box 12, Folder 20 Heller.

General note

Box 12, Folder 21 Zürich Radio Speech: "Gespräch über Musik". 1962.
Same as Folder 2.
General note

Box 12, Folder 22 Trotter. 1972 August 1.
General note

Box 12, Folder 23 Robert and Claire Trotter. 1972 August 1.
General note

Box 12, Folder 24 Stolper 1 - 2.
General note

Box 12, Folder 25 Stolper 3 - 4.
General note

Cantata of the Bitter Herbs -- Spitzweg Serenade. Cantata in Hebrew.

Box 12, Folder 27 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs.
In English.

Box 12, Folder 28 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs. 1965.
Kol Yisrael Choir and Symphonie Orchesrea, Eitan Lustig, conductor.

Box 12, Folder 29 Genesis Suite.
Janssen Symphony of Los Angeles, Werner Janssen, conductor. From Artist Records, JS
10.


Box 12, Folder 30 Sonata for cello and piano, Op. 50. 1993.
Wolfgang Panhofer, cello; Johannes Kutrowatz, piano.
General note
Recorded for ORF (Austrian Radio).

Box 12, Folder 31 Princess and the Pea.
Gateway Opera, Winchester England, conductor.
General note
Photos from this production listed under "photographic material".

Quartet in C major, op. 26 (1919)/ Toch -- Quartet (1903) / Ravel -- Dedication (1948);
Quartet, op.70 (1946)/Toch.

Quartet in C major, op. 26 (1919) / Toch -- Quartet (1903) / Ravel -- Dedication (1948);
Quartet, op.70 (1946) / Toch.

Physical Description: 1 compact disc
Fuge aus der Geographie -- ValseGem. Chor des Ranke Gymnasiums Berlin.

Box 193 Symphonies nos. 1-2.
Physical Description: 78 rpm sound discs

Compact discs. Subseries 8.

SUBSERIES CONTAINS DIGITAL MATERIALS: Special equipment or further processing may
be required for viewing. To access digital materials you must notify the reference desk in
advance of your visit.

Box 13 Die Dreissiger Jahre.
General note
Publisher no.: CTH 2044
Includes Toch's "Fuge aus der Geographie."


Box 13 Ernst Toch. 2005.

General note
Publisher no.: FECD 0035
Miniature Overture -- Peter Pan (A Fairy Tale for Orchestra), op. 76 -- Notturno, op. 77
-- Jephta, Rhapsodic Poem (Symphony no. 5), op. 89.

Box 13 Ernst Toch: A Remembrance.
From KCRW Radio.
General note
Non-commercial recording.

Box 13 Genesis Suite. 1946.
General note
Publisher no.: 7243 5 67729 2 2
Janssen Symphony of Los Angeles, Werner Janssen, conductor.

Box 13 Music by Ernst Toch. 1991.
General note
Publisher no.: LR-850CD
Performed by the Mendelssohn String Quartet. Includes: String Quartet in C M -- Op.
26 -- Divertimento for Violin and Cello, Op. 37, No. 1 -- String Quartet, Op. 70 --
Dedication. Inscribed by Herschel Gilbert.

Box 13 Pianola transcriptions. 2001.
Toch: Drei Studien fur mechanisches Klavier -- Hindemith: Toccata fur Welte Mignon.
Transcriptions for 88 note pianola by Rex Lawson.
General note
Non-commercial recording.

General note
Publisher no.: TROY421
Cello Sonata -- Concerto for Cello and Chamber Orchestra, Op. 35 -- Impromptu for
Cello solo in Three Movements, Op. 90c. Steven Honigberg, cello.

General note
Publisher no.: TROY021-2
On item, "The Louisville Orchestra: First Edition Encores." Includes Toch's "Jephta."



General note
Publisher no.: TROY021-2
On item, "The Louisville Orchestra: First Edition Encores." Includes Toch's "Jephta."

General note
Publisher no.: CPO 999 688-2
Tanz-Suite, op. 30 -- Concerto for Violoncello and Chamber Orchestra, op. 35.

Box 13 Stravinsky and Toch. 1992.
General note
Publisher no.: CD 302
Includes Toch's Sonata for Violin and Piano.

Box 13 String Quartets nos. 8-9. 199.
General note

Box 13 Symphonies nos. 2-3. 2000.
General note

Box 13 Symphonies nos. 2-3. 2000.
General note

Correspondence. Series 3.
Boxes 14-84, 106-107. Publishers, family, and Stolper correspondence often omitted from
correspondant summary.

Box 14, Folder Lilly and Ella Zwack. 1945-1952.
Box 15, Folder Lilly and Ella Zwack. 1935, 1949-1952.
Box 16, Folder Warner Bros.. 1936.
Box 17, Folder Lilly and Ernst. 1935, 1949.
Box 18, Folder Lilly and Ernst. 1952-1953.
Box 19, Folder Lilly and Ernst. 1954, 1956.
Box 27, Folder Lilly and Ernst. undated 1920s-1930s.
More Lilly-Ernst correspondence can be found in Realia and Miscellany.


Box 28, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1906-1915.

Items 1-23. Primary correspondents: Schott, Fuchs, Reger, Pabst, Tischer.

Items 24-40. Primary correspondents:Ewers, Kroyer, Grunfeld, Furtwangler, Walter,
Eckhart.

Box 28, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1920.
Items 41-57. Primary correspondents: Feilbogen, Zoll, others.

Items 58-85. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Kroyer, Spies, Zoll.

Items 86-109. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Zoll, Klein.

Items 110-148. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Klabund, Spies.

Items 149-175. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Pabst, Feilbogen.

Items 176-200. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Schott, Furtwangler, Hindemith, Wette,
Kurth, Busoni.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Schott, Kurth, Wellesz, Hindemith.

Items 26-51. Primary correspondents: Schott, Werle, Tischer, Pabst.

Box 29, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1925 January-April.
Items 52-75. Primary correspondents: Schott, Wellesz, Tischer.

Box 29, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1925 April-June.
Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Schott, Alfred Einstein, Wellesz.


Box 29, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1925 July-December.

Items 101-141. Primary correspondents: Schott, Pfitzner, Pabst, Eickemeyer, Wellesz,
Furtwangeler.

Box 29, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1926 January-April.
Items 142-162. Primary correspondents: Schott, Tischer, Wellesz.

Box 29, Folder 7 Correspondence. 1926 (May-Jun).
Items 163-181. Primary correspondents: Schott, Tischer, Jannan, Pabst.

Box 30, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1926 (Jul-Sep).
Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Schott, Ney, Pabst, Fischer, Kaufman.

Box 30, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1926 (Sep-Oct).
Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Schott, Lion, Giseking, Tischer.

Box 30, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1926 (Oct-Dec).
Items 51-76. Primary correspondents: Schott, Ney, Wellesz, Reger, Boretzky, Zuchmayer.

Box 30, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1927 (Jan-Feb).
Items 77-104. Primary correspondents: Hesses Verlag, Schott, Tischer, Weill.

Box 30, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1927 (Mar-May).
Items 105-134. Primary correspondents: Wellesz, Schott, Hindemith, Klabund.

Box 30, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1927 (Jun-Jul).
Items 135-160. Primary correspondents: Schott, Toller, Tischer, Schiffer, Pabst, Nielsen,
Schnabel.

Box 30, Folder 7 Correspondence. 1927 (Aug- Oct).
Items 161-185. Primary correspondents: Schott, Koussevitzky, Krenek, Boretzky,
Schweizer.

Box 30, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1927 (Nov-Dec).
Items 186-210. Primary correspondents: Schott, Heinsheimer, Furtwaengler, Vajda,
Tischer.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Schott, Furtwangler, Wellesz, Bass, Heinsheimer,
Koussevitzky, Tischer.


Box 31, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1928 (Feb-Apr).

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Morgenstern, Green, Alberti Verlag, Furtwangler,
Schott.

Box 31, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1928 (Apr-Jun).
Items 51-72. Primary correspondents: Koussevitzky, Schott, Heinsheimer, Alberto Verlag,
Hindemith, Elling.

Box 31, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1928 (Jul-Aug).
Items 73-84z. Primary correspondents: Schott, Pabst, Osborn, Bluthner, Gieseking,
Verhuyck-Coulon, Fienschler, Dela, Hirsch, Weiller, Straussenhoch, Kronheimer, Doelfels,
Walter.

Box 31, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1928 (Aug).
Items 85a-86u. Primary correspondents: Schweizer, Heinrich, Elkan, Lene, Plattner,
Bergrhe, Frank, Tischer, Aja, Coldschmidt, Seidenberger, Stern, Loewenthal, Lippmann.

Items 87-93. Primary correspondents: Bass, Bluethner, Gieseking, Verhuyck-Coulon,
Schweizer, Auras, Schmitz, Schott.

Box 31, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1929 (Aug-Sep).
Items 32/27-50. Primary correspondents: Schott, Bluthner, Menge, Schmitz.

Items 94-119. Primary correspondents: Schott, Schmitz, Bluthner, Haas, Menge.

Box 31a, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1928-29 (Dec-Jan).
Items 31/120-145. Primary correspondents: Schott, Bluthner, Koussevitzky, Tischer,
Schmitz.

Box 31a, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1929 (Feb-Mar).
Items 31/146-166. Primary correspondents: Bluthner, Schott, Verhuyck-Coulon.

Box 31a, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1929 (Mar-Apr).
Items 31/167-185. Primary correspondents: Bluthner, Schott, Verhuyck-Coulon, Schmitz,
Klangfilm.

Box 31a, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1929 (May -Jul).
Items 32/1-26. Primary Correspondents: Schott, Klangfilm, Pabst, Westerman, Bluthner,
Tischer.


Box 32, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1929 (Oct-Nov).

Items 51-80. Primary correspondents: Schott, Verhuyck-Coulon, Abbey, Zweggberg,
Muller, Hauer.

Items 81-110. Primary correspondents: Schott, Moll, Bischoff, Pinder, Bluthner.

Box 32, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1930 (Jan-Mar).
Items 110-130. Primary correspondents: Schott, Bethge, Furtwaengler.

Box 32, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1930 (Mar-Apr).
Items 131-151. Primary correspondents: Schott, Furtwaengler, Bluthner.

Items 152-175. Primary correspondents: Schott, Furtwaengler, Tischer.

Items 1-21. Primary correspondents: Pabst, Schott, Wood, Podoli, Tcheckoff, Menge,
Bluthner.

Items 22-42. Primary correspondents: Schott, Bluthner, Rollmann.

Items 43-63. Primary correspondents: Lindgren, Schott, Bass, Koussevitsky, Laberge.

Items 64-89. Primary correspondents: Schott, Gutmann, Bluthner.

Items 90-117. Primary correspondents: Schott, Laberge, Bluthner, Juilliard SOM, Curtis
Inst.

Box 33, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1931 (June).
Items 118-138. Primary correspondents: Chisolm, Bluthner, Schoenberg, Gieseking,
Schott, Laberge.

Items 139-160. Primary correspondents: Schott, Chisholm, Pabst, Bass, Doflein, Bluthner.


Box 33, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1931 (Aug-Sept).

Items 161-177. Primary correspondents: Chisholm, Schott, Mengelberg, Gieseking.

Items 1-21. Primary correspondents: Chisholm, Schott, Schmitz, Preussner, Laberge.

Box 34, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1931 (Nov).
Items 26-47. Primary correspondents: Schott, Mengelberg, Laberge, Schmitz, various
American conductors.

Box 34, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1931 (Dec).
Items 48-70. Primary correspondents: Bass, Laberge, Stokowski, Marqitz, Laberge,
Krueger, Laberge, Schott, Walter, Schmitz.

Items 71-96. Primary correspondents: Schott, Laberge, Reichner, Bass, AMP, Petschull,
Schmitz, Salinger.

Box 34, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1932 (Mar-Jun).
Items 97-134. Primary correspondents: Bass, Laberge, Hofmann, Schmitz, Bluthner,
Koons, Wolf, Wood, Steinhagen, Casella, Chisholm.

Box 34, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1932 (July).
Items 135-158. Primary correspondents: Schott, Pabst, Chisholm, Laberge, Gieseking,
Schillings.

Items 159-177. Primary correspondents: Schott, Fallada, Klemperer, Pabst, Allatini.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Schott, Byk, Berg, Fallada, Cowell.

Items 26-55. Primary correspondents: Boutnikoff, Schott, Koussevitzky, Byk, BBC,
Wellesz.

Items 56-83. Primary correspondents: Bluthner, Schott, Chisholm, Koussevitzky,
Geyersdorff.



Items 84-114. Primary correspondents: Schott, Geyersdorff, Hass, Bass, Kaiser.

Box 35, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1933 (May-Aug).
Items 115-140. Primary correspondents: Schott, Library of Congress, Bass, Beckey,
Volter, Kausner, Snowden, Heller, Loeb.

Items 141-163. Primary correspondents: Cowan, Toscanini, Snowden, Pabst.

Box 36, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1933 (Sep).
Items 1-27. Primary correspondents: Goldberg, Schueching, Bluethner, Hindmith,
Snowden, Tischer, Schott, Lowenstein, Voelter.

Box 36, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1933 (Oct).
Items 28-58. Primary correspondents: Klausner, Butting, Heller, BBC, Green, Cowell,
Koussevitzky, Bass, Bayer, Dent, House, Walter, Sessions.

Items 59-86. Primary correspondents: Dent, Strecker, Viertel, Bass, Levy, Griffiths,
Schueching.

Items 87-117. Primary correspondents: Schott, Bernard, Goldberg, Bayer, BBC, Snowden,
Kallmus, Klausner.

Items 118-142. Primary correspondents: Heuss, Bellotti, Kallen, Gustoni, Cornish, Cowell,
Hanson, Sessions, Schoenberg, Koussevitzky.

Box 36, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1934 (Feb-Mar).
Items 143-170. Primary correspondents: Rehberg, Haas, Kestenberg, Reichner,
Schueching, Bayer.

Items 171-193. Primary correspondents: BBC, Johnson, Reichner, Czinner, Seppl, BBC,
Kallen, Universal-Edition, Koussevitzky.

Box 37, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1934 (May).
Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Kallen, Human, Johnson, Stock, Kalmus, Schott,
Ormandy, Universal-Edition, Krueger, Seppl, Casella.


Box 37, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1934 (May-Jul).

Items 31-61. Primary correspondents: BBC, Casella, Goossens, Golschmann, Viertel,
Gaumont-British Picture Corp., Kindler.

Box 37, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1934 (Jul-Dec).
Items 62-94. Primary correspondents: BBC, Strecker, Snowden, Bluethner, Schott, Alfred
Einstein, Reiner, Koussevitzky, Plattners.

Box 37, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1935 (Jan-Jul).
Items 95-126. Primary correspondents: Koussevitzky, Schott, Cowell, Schott, Bass,
Antheil, Raeburn, AMP.

Box 37, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1935 (Jul-Dec).
Items 127-148. Primary correspondents: Bentzon, Antheil, Raeburn, Schott, Rebner,
Mahler, Adler, Korngold.

Items 149-172. Primary correspondents: Schott, various film companies, Monteux, Engel.

Items 173-191. Primary correspondents: Monteux, WPA, Schirmer, MGM, ASCAP,
Mierychio.

Items 1-27. Primary correspondents: Schott, AMP, Prinz Hubertus, ISCM.

Items 28-57. Primary correspondents: AMP, ASCAP, Monteuz, Bass, Koussevitzky,
Schoenheimer, Kaminsky.

Items 58-83. Primary correspondents: AMP, Schoenheimer, Steinfeld, Bermann, Kaiser,
Ritmann.

Box 38, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1937 (Apr-Jul).
Items 84-114. Primary correspondents: AMP, Brentano, Gebhart, Copland, Coolidge.

Box 38, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1937 (Aug-Dec).
Items 115-145. Primary correspondents: Bermann, Halpern, Tischer, Edington, Doeblin,
Copland, Coolidge, AMP, Sinzheimer, Finston.


Box 39, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1938 (Jan-Apr).

Items 1-29. Primary correspondents: AMP, Edington, Schoenheimer, Berman, Copland,
ASCAP, Tischer, Coolidge, Elkans, Beck, Rink.

Items 30-59. Primary correspondents: Bernard, Steinfeld, Riesenfeld, Coolidge, Beck,
Klein, Reichner, Rink, Sachs, Czuczka.

Items 60-89. Primary correspondents: Beck, Rothmann, AMP, Coolidge, Steinfeld, Rink,
Weil, Sinzheimer, Riesenfeld.

Items 90-114. Primary correspondents: Slonimsky, Thimann, Bernard, Sinzheimer, Beck,
Koenigs, Klein, Rothmann.

Box 39, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1938 (Sept-Oct).
Items 115-137. Primary correspondents: Beck, Sachs, Karpfen, Feilbogen, Coolidge,
Slonimsky, Glaser.

Items 138-162. Primary correspondents: Steinfeld, Klein, Coolidge, Karpfen, Rink, Beck,
Lopatnikof, Heinsheimer.

Items 163-193. Primary correspondents: Willner, Chekhov, Brangham, Klein, Prinz
Hubertus, Lewis, Rink.

Items 194-210. Primary correspondents: Fuchs, Disney, Klein, Karpfen, Dieterle.

Box 40, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1939 (Jul-Oct).
Items 1-21. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Stokowski, AMP, Schott, Willner, Breitner,
Paramount.

Items 22-37. Primary correspondents: Jokl, Jacobsen, Heise, Hirscher, AMP.

Items 38-66. Primary correspondents: Leonard, Coolidge, Illing, Spiro, Jokl, Kestenberg,
Lebeck.



Items 95-120. Primary correspondents: Bernard, Reis, USC, Coolidge, Straus, Buchwald.

Items 121-144. Primary correspondents: Trotter, Geiringer, Leonard, Barbirolli,
Loewenstein, Coolidge.

Items 145-178. Primary correspondents: Stokowski, Barbirolli, Feuermann, Milhaud.

Box 40, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1941 (May-Sep).
Items 179-203. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Schoenheimer, Zwack, Barbirolli.

Items 1-31. Primary correspondents: Feuermann, Coolidge, Nathan, Guggenheim
Foundation.

Items 32-58. Primary correspondents: Korn, Heifetz, Rodzinski, Leonard, Barbirolli.

Items 59-86. Primary correspondents: Copland, Coolidge, AMP, ASCAP, USC.

Items 87-109. Primary correspondents: Stock, Bass, Coolidge, USC, AMP.

Items 110-139. Primary correspondents: AMP, Coolidge, Koussevitzky, Rubinstein,
Mitropoulos, Rodzinsky, Kindler.

Items 140-175. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Barbirolli, Benswanger, Monteux,
Walter, Heifetz, Goosens, Roth, Steinberg.

Box 41, Folder 7 Correspondence. 1943 (Jan).
Items 176-209. Primary correspondents: AMP, Koussevitzky, CBS, Meacham, Fassett,
Feuermann, Caston.

Box 42, Folder 1 Correspondence. 1943 (Feb).
Items 1-26. Primary correspondents: AMP, Roth, Coolidge, Caston, Koussevitzky,
Rodzinsky, Goosens.


Box 42, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1943 (Mar).
Items 27-61. Primary correspondents: Rosenblatt, Ewen, Goosens, AMP, Steinberg,
Coolidge.

Box 42, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1943 (Apr).
Items 62-89. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Stokowski, Koussevitzsky, E. Power
Biggs, Smith, Kallen.

Items 90-116. Primary correspondents: Goosens, Coolidge, Sproul, Hutcheson, Kallen,
RCA.

Box 42, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1943 (Jul-Oct).
Items 117-144. Primary correspondents: Kleinsmid, Hermanns, Coolidge, Klkan, Abas,
Doeblins, Sinzheimer, Kempner.

Items 145-172. Primary correspondents: Kahn, Coolidge, Brentano, AMP, Poddany,
Kempner, Ormandy, Rodzinsky.

Items 173-198. Primary correspondents: Sinzheimer, Klein, Coolidge, Lopatnikoff, Palmer,
Bowen.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Delkas, Kempner, Coolidge, Jacobsens, Fles,
Weiskopf, Kaufmanns, Klemperers, Kestenberg, McCarthy.

Items 31-61. Primary correspondents: Mann, Olitzki, Liepmann, Fles, Kempner, Balogh.

Items 62-93. Primary correspondents: Mitropoulous, Balogh, Kroll, Kestenberg, Petersen,
Sinzheimer, Werfel.

Items 94-116. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Eddy, Kempner, Koussevitzky,
Mitropoulos, UCLA.

Items 117-145. Primary correspondents: Morrison, MacMillian Co., Leonard, Caston,
Harvard, Kempner.


Items 146-178. Primary correspondents: Eddy, Slater, Coolidge, Fischer, Koussevitzky,
Fles, RCA, Appel, Heifetz.

Items 179-209. Primary correspondents: Steinfeld, Klein, Schweisheimer, Trowi,
Sinzheimer, Slater, Szell, Landau.

Items 1-26. Primary correspondents: Rovics, AMP, Coolidge, Gliere, Leonard, Reese,
Stokowski, USC.

Items 27-55. Primary correspondents: ISCM, Leonard, Balogh, AMP, Sack, Ewen, Trotter.

Box 44, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1945 (Sept-Dec).
Items 56-90. Primary correspondents: Goossens, Adler, Sack, Cuningham, Lipson, Hecht,
Doeblin, Trotter, Schirmer, Holmboe, Landau.

Items 91-118. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, AMP, Hersholt, Hecht, Kempner,
Jacobsen, Wilkins, Beck.

Items 119-141. Primary correspondents: Bruel, AMP, Steinfeld, Adler, Thomas, Coolidge.

Box 44, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1946 (Apr-May).
Items 147-173. Primary correspondents: Ralston, Reis, Steinfeld, AMP, Leonard,
Eisenhart, Amlinger, Thomas.

Items 174-211. Primary correspondents: Mann, Coolidge, Schott, Cuningham, AMP,
Amlinger, Schuman, Zylmann, Steinfeld, Kuhn, Stokowski, Tischer.

Items 1-33. Primary correspondents: Schott, Steinfeld, Amlinger, Lunt, Korn, Falian,
Cowen, Engleman.

Items 34-66. Primary correspondents: Szell, Coolidge, AMP, Pillot, Temianka, Lewis,
Amlinger, Steinfeld, Doerr, Zylmann, Chudnow.



Items 67-99. Primary correspondents: Hecht, Coolidge, Kuhn, Ewen, Macloskey, Steinfeld,
Klemperer, Kirschler, Trotter, Weiller.

Items 100-129. Primary correspondents: Smith, Trotter, Hirschler, Wilkins, Steinfeld,
Csonka, Leonard, Schott, Krenek, Tischer, Piastro, Leduc, Amlinger, Kuhn, Adler.

Items 130-165. Primary correspondents: Tobison, Krenek, Marston, Steinfeld, Katona,
Willner, Fabel, Adler.

Items 166-197. Primary correspondents: Csonka, AMP, Smith, Adler, Rauch, Hock, Fabel.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Zoll, Bernard, Scudder, Wallenstein, Goldsen,
Koussevitzky, Rodzinski, Goossens, Mitropoulos, Caston, Mendel.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Reiner, Krueger, Koussevitzky, Goldsen, Kuhn,
Strang, Zylmann, Mendel, Doeblin.

Items 51-77. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Zylmann, Schott, Monteuz, Steinfeld,
Meyers, Rhodes, Amlinger, Runyon, Robertson.

Box 46, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1947 (Jun).
Items 78-104. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Amlinger, Coolidge, Zylmann, Hock,
Keduc, Strecker.

Items 105-131. Primary correspondents: Criterion, AMP, Elkan, Hock, Tischer, Zylmann,
Steinfeld.

Items 132-156. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Kuhn, Amlinger, Coolidge, Schott, Kaum,
Steinberg.

Items 157-178. Primary correspondents: Dispeker, Amlinger, Smith, Heller, Doerr.



Items 1-24. Primary correspondents: Cowen, Schlee, Geiringer, Zylmann, Hock,
Schoenberg, Fable, Csonka, Lebek.

Items 25-51. Primary correspondents: Universal-Edition, Coolidge, AMP, Criterion, Delkas,
Tischer, Csonka, Schnabel, Schnizler, Steinfeld, Spivacke, Doerr.

Items 52-84. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Schnabel, Criterion, AMP, Chaikin,
Zylmann, ALACA, Doeblin, Doerr, Greissle.

Items 85-119. Primary correspondents: Schott, Kuhn, Greissle, Hock, Doerr, Trotter,
Strecker, Willner, Zylmann, Stutschewsky, Adler, Jacobsen, Petrillo.

Items 120-154. Primary correspondents: Steinfeld, Dick, Cleveland Orchestra, Itscher,
Zylmann, Popper, Aja, Thomas Mann, Webber, Brentano, Slonimsky, Irish, Adler.

Items 155-177. Primary correspondents: Deutsch, Zylmann, Stutschewsky, ASCAP,
Randkaer, Reichner, Kuhn, Tischer, Walker.

Items 1-32. Primary correspondents: Holly, Reichner, Goldsen, Turner, Greissler, Winter,
Dispeker, Lesen, Coolidge, Leonard, Deutsch.

Items 33-63. Primary correspondents: Leonard, Wells, Steinfeld, Deutsch, Kuhn,
Compinsky, Zylmann, Greissle, Reichner, Goldsen, J.S. Trotter, Stang.

Items 64-87. Primary correspondents: Criterion, J.S. Trotter, Primo, Jacobsen, Holly, Eisler,
Steinfeld, Trotters, Wolfinsohn, Reichner.

Items 88-113. Primary correspondents: Kuhn, Criterion, Helfman, Doerr, Hock, Zylmann,
Schott, Wilkins, Wolfinsohn, Deutsch, Klocke.

Box 48, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1948 (Jul).
Items 114-136. Primary correspondents: Aja, Schott, Sunshine, AMP, Criterion, Zylmann,
Klemer, Coolidge, Koussevitzky.


Items 137-168. Primary correspondents: Stokowski, Copland, Harris, Schumann, Coolidge,
Carlson, Cummings, Mann, Sapiro, Popper, Koussevitzky, Johnson, Einstein, Rosenbaum,
Klein, Cowell.

Items 169-201. Primary correspondents: Doerr, Cowell, Winter, Simondet, Marsh,
Coolidge, Gunzbourg, Klocke, Zylmann, Reichner, Robertson, Pretzfeld, Szigeti, Tischer,
Holde, Merritt, Kalmus, Hitsch, Fabel, Lopatnikoff, Davidovsky, Baum, Milhaud.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Schott, Weschler, Holde, Lopatnikoff, Coolidge,
Lubin, Strecker, Downes, Walker, Strang, Steinfeld, Leonard, Ormandy, Kotula.

Items 26-51. Primary correspondents: Ronell, Copland, Croen, Downes, Werfel, Lubin,
Slonimsky, Cowell, Smitts, Stokowski, Vega, Leonard, Klein, Rosenbaum, Walker, Doerr,
Shaw, Kanitz, Steinfeld, Griller.

Items 52-75. Primary correspondents: Griller, Eble, Coolidge, Rosenbaum, Steinfeld, Cole,
Leonard, Holmboe, Werfel, Formigli, Deutsch, Wellesz, Tischer, Mann, J.S. Trotter.

Items 76-99. Primary correspondents: Griller, Kestenberg, Tischer, Downes, Kolisch, AMP,
Elkan, Vega, Heifetz, Sinzheimer, Szigeti, Schott, Fraenkel, Kaufman.

Items 100-125. Primary correspondents: Kolisch, Kalmus, Mann, Kuhn, Coolidge, Webber,
Gal, Greissle, Trotters, Cowell, Sendry, Leonard, Zylmann, Holmboe, Wilder.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Clausen, Langlie, Doerr, Kotula, Wellesz, Gal,
Webber, Fassett, Langinger, Holmboe, Deutsch, Dispeker.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Strecker, Tischer, Holmboe, Barbirolli, Popper,
Gal, Strecker, Langlie, Landauer, Copland, Griller, Waddington, Weintraub.

Box 49, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1949 (March-Apr).
Items 176-224. Primary correspondents: Tompkins, Fabel, Griller, Coolidge, Strecker,
Soyer, Barbirolli, Harris, Fassett, Zylmann, Kolisch, Sinzheimer, Herwig, Brann, Weintraub,
J.S. Trotter, Gal, Kolb, Werfel, Wallenstein.


Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Kolish, Sokoloff, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Dispeker,
Stuckenschmidt, Coolidge, Ergerinsky, Kramer, Jacobsen.

Box 50, Folder 2 Correspondence. 1949 (May-June).
Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Sokoloff, Trotter, Toldis, Alma Mahler-Werfel,
Barbirolli, Elly Heuss Knapp, Hans Gal, Schott, W. Neurath, Korn.

Box 50, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1949 (June-July).
Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Leonard, R.Trotter, Broder, Lebek, Cowell,
Holmboe, Viertel, Popper.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Kuhn, Tischer, Landau, Kramer, Amlinger,
Ormandy, Coolidge, Sokoloff, Rosenwald, Viertel, Nussbaum, Schott.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Popper, Landau, Chasins, Hirschmann, Fabel,
Neuman, Viertel, Stillman, Leeds.

Box 50, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1949 (Aug-Oct).
Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Kaus, Leeds, Landau, Amlinger, Downes,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Schoenberg, Szells, Barbirolli, J.S. Trotter, Coolidge, Steinfeld,
Weis, Alma Mahler-Werfel, Schott, Bass.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Schott, Coolidge, Rosenfeld, Meeder, Goldsen,
Weis, Leinsdorf, Trotter, McKray, Bass.

Items 176-214. Primary correspondents: J.S. Trotter, Barraud, Sacher, Mertens, Andre,
Viertel, Amlinger, Jacobsen, Alma Mahler-Werfel, Schott, Bass, Zylmann, Marx, Kramm,
Scherchen, Seidler, Coolidge, Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Gruen, Bayerischer Rundfund, Zylmann, Schiske,
Litschauer, Marx, Leeds, Manheim, AMP, Viertel, Stolper, ALACA, RIAS.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Nehammer, Manheim, Schiske, Lindfors, RIAS,
Seidler, Pfeffer, Marx, Stolper, Jacobsen, Nahammer, Weis, Seidler.



Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Tischer, Stillman, Hawkes, Rutz, Stolper, Trotter,
Zylmann, Pfeffer, Furtwaengler.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Theodore Presser Co, Seidler, Schercen,
Furtwaengler, Tischer, Strecker, RIAS, Stillman.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Seidler, Furtwaengler, Tischer, Strecker, Gruen,
Stolper, Avseev, Zoff, Scherchen, Trotter, Brecht, Byrns.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Strecker, Seidler, Hartmann, Weinberger,
Deutsch, Heuss, Byrns, Strcker, Bass, Weeden, Stolper, Haefner, Zylmann, Coolidge,
Gram.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Altmann, AMP, Furtwaengler,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Byrns, Stolper, Munch, Coolidge, Schott, Seefehlner, Holmboe,
Laaff, Strecker, Trotter.

Items 176-213. Primary correspondents: Seidler, Stillman, Knepler, Mersmann, J.S.
Trotter, Stolper, Rink, Brecht, Hartmann, Seefehlner, Haefner, Scherchen, Gruen,
Strecker.

Items 201-230. Primary correspondents: Scherchen, Gramm, Strobel, Haefner, Rink,
Trotter, Rink, Altman, Stolper, J.S. Trotter, Bass, Knepler, Riksskringikasting.

Items 1-27. Primary correspondents: Harbach, McKray, Kolisch, Hafner, Stolper, Schott,
Mahler-Werfel, Rink, Blau, Seidler, Rink-Weeden, Rikskringkasting, Deutsch, Bass,
Jacobsen.

Items 28-55. Primary correspondents: Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Stolper, McKray,
Rikskringkasting, Harbach, Furtwangler, J.S. Trotter, Jacobsen, Strobel, Beer, Strecker,
Hafner, Zoff, Bass.



Items 56-81. Primary correspondents: Jacobsen, Strobel, Brauch, Leeds, Hartmann,
Strecker, Stolper, Coolidge, Hafner, Rutz, Grun, Trotter, Rink-Weeden, Hirshman,
Schroeter.

Items 82-118. Primary correspondents: Lundahl, J.S. Trotter, Mersmann, Tompkins,
Seidler, Hartmann, Rink-Weeden, Strecker, Jacobsen, Rutz, Hafner, Schenker, Stolper,
Aurelio de la Vega.

Box 52, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1950-51 (Dec-Jan).
Items 119-146. Primary correspondents: Stolper, McKray, Trotter, Schott, Grete, Loess,
Hafner, Byrns, Wilder, Rink-Weeden, Kramer, Brauch, Strobel, Jacobsen, Rutz, Bass.

Items 147-178. Primary correspondents: Strecker, Trotter, Rutz, Brauch, Hafner, de la
Vega, Strobel, Rink, Stolper, Harbach, Schroter, Ormandy, Jacobsen, Beer.

Items 179-207. Primary correspondents: Frank, Strecker, Trotter, Stolper, Schroter, Korn,
Bass, Hafner, Rink, Ormandy, Brauch, Steinfeld, Rutz, Kramer, Seefehlner, Grun.

Items 1-34. Primary correspondents: Schroter, Goslich, Seefehlner, Ormandy, Stolper,
Mueller, Jacobsen, Schott, Beer, Temianka, Winter, Kramer, Litschauer.

Items 35-70. Primary correspondents: Stolper, Schroter, Schott, Kramer, Jacobsen, Kuhn,
Bass, Furtwangler, von Karajan, Coolidge, Steinfeld, Hafner, Keilberth, Winter, Grun,
Trotter, Rutz, Mahler-Werfel.

Box 53, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1951 (June-Sep).
Items 71-104. Primary correspondents: Stolper, Jacobsen, Kramer, Rutz, Grun, Strecker,
Castelnouvo-Tedesco, Hafner, Trotter, Compinsky, Steinfeld, Zubal, Shilkret.

Items 105-127. Primary correspondents: Trotter, von Karajan, Bass, Steinfeld, Grun,
Kestenberg, Stolper, Hafner, Bauer, Jacobsen.

Items 128-165. Primary correspondents: Leinsdorf, Stolper, Strecker, Compinsky,
Steinfeld, Kestenberg, Pilz, Temianka, Kramer, Trotter, Leeds, Coolidge, Winter, Beer,
Szell, Barbirolli, Hafner, Jacobsen, Rutz, Harbach.



Items 166-190. Primary correspondents: Spong, Hafner, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Barbirolli,
Strecker, Stolper, Rutz, Beer, Coolidge, Bass, Wallenstein, Tompkins, Stein, Steinberg,
Holmboe.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Kestenberg, Szell, Rutz, Ormandy, Nixon (secretary),
Schott, AMP, Kramer, Lopatnikoff, Haefner, Schroeter, Kurtz, Goldsen, Koch, Strecker,
Vega.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Weeden, Beer, Schroeter, Horenstein, Stolper,
Strecker, Zubal, Bass, J.S. Trotter, Keilberth, Ormandy, Adler, Zubal, Schenker, Klemperer,
Trotter.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Goldsen, Weeden, J.S. Trotter, Azell, Stolper,
Gruen, Strecker, Steinberg, Keilberth, Zubal, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mottier, Compinsky,
Coolidge.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Steinberg, Stolper, Mottier, Weeden, Goehr, Hilb,
Borciani, Strecker, Brengola, Kestenbeg, Rink.

Items 100-125. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Schotts, Mottier, Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
Stolper, AMP, Weeden, Veinberger, Adler, Beer, Gruen, Bauer, Hilb.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Coolidge, Stolper, Adler, Petrassi, Rink, Brengola,
astelnuovo-Tedesco, Reitz, Byrns, Klemperer.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Temianka, Borciani, AMP, Koch, Liebermann,
Saltoft, J.S. Trotter, Gates, Byrns, Nissim, Reitz, Steinfeld, Leeb, Jacobsen, Mottier, Bass.

Box 54, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1952 (July-Aug).
Items 176-208. Primary correspondents: Trotter, Bass, AMP, Gates, Hilb, Rink, Steinberg,
J.S. Trotter, Schweitzer, Klemperer, Vaughan, Wallenstein, Stolper, Schott, Mottier.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Heuss, Rink, Steinfeld, AMP, Stolper, Treichlinger,
Keilberth, Jokl, Bass, Rebner, Temianka, French, Klemperer, Mitropoulos.



Items 26-51. Primary correspondents: Bauer, KlempererReitz, Nissim, Beer, Hoffman,
Klemperer, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Wallenstein, Gruen, Rink.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Hilb, Munch, Fraenkel, Wallenstein, Jacobsen,
Axshalamoff, Trotter, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Rozsa, Coolidge.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Jacobsen, Hilb, Rutz, French, Stolper, Ormandy,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Trotter, Baerenreiter, Coolidge, Bass, Heuss, Mottier.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Klemperer, Hilb, Stolper, Coolidge, Lopatnikoff,
Wilkinson, Trotter, Kramer, Strecker, Reitz, Jacobsen, Hilb, Schott.

Box 55, Folder 6 Correspondence. 1952 (Dec) - 1953 (Jan).
Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Kolisch, Munch, Rink, Hilb, Fraenkel, Lopatnikoff,
J.S. Trotter, Hirschler, Kramer, Strecker, Bass, M. Mann.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Kramer, Hilb, Rink, Aulich, Strecker, Bass,
Kramer, Beer, Hilb, Ormandy, Kolisch, Kramer.

Items 176-200. Primary correspondents: Steinberg, Levinger, Temianka, Steinfeld, Aulich,
Munch, Rink, Kolisch, J.S. Trotter.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Ormandy, Johnson, Bauer, Steinberg, Mottier, Bass,
Temianka, Hilb, Klemperer, Munch, Heuss.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Hilb, England, Kramer, Kolisch, French, Lawrie,
Strecker, Bass, Rutz.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Green, Strecker, Pasquier, Stokowski, Hilb, Reitz,
Fraenkel, Steinfeld, Cowell, J.S. Trotter, Rota, Compinsky.



Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Hilb, Cowell, Colbert, Keilberth, Compinsky,
Reiner, Trotter, Johnson, Barbirolli, Ansermet, Borciani, Leonard, Wallenstein,
Leide-Tedesco, Abert, Steinberg, England.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: French, Hilb, Compinsky, Kramer, Kramer,
Leinsdorf, Wallenstein, Schott, Green, Bauer.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Schmid, Sandved, Braunschweig, Shuk, Werfel,
Kramer, Leonard, Reidenbach, Guillard, Trotter, Compinsky, Hood.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Shuk, Compinsky, England, Munch, Lopatnikoff,
Wallenstein, Garrett, Halasz, Bauer, Kramer, Leinsdorf, Barbirolli.

Items 176-200. Primary correspondents: Sunshine, Kramer, Hilb, Munch, Klemperer,
Nissim, Fraenkel, Garrett, Englend, Kestenberg, Barbirolli, Sandved. ***missing as of
8/12/03***

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Goldsen, England, Trotters, Kempner, Kramer,
Steinfeld, Munch, Compinsky, Hilb, Bass.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Hilb, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Steinberg, Huntington
Hartford Foundation, Gimpel, Leonard, Bass, Compinsky, Goldsen.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Hilb, Vincent, Compinsky, Temianka, Huntington
Hartford, Kaus, Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Manheim, Trotter, Vincent, French, Garrett,
Huntington Hartford, Werfel, Byrnes, Hilb.

Box 57, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1953 (Sept).
Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Hilb, ASCAP, Byrnes, Robertson, England,
Steinfeld, MacDowell, Sunshine, Tcherepnin.



Items 126-150. Sunshine, Hilb, MacDowell, Reitz, Vincent, Manheim, Stokowski.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Sunshine, MacDowell, Steinfeld, Vincent, Schiff,
Stillman, Reich, Steinfeld, Golschmann, French.

Items 176-218. Primary correspondents: Manheim, Rink, MacDowell, Gimpel, Coolidge,
Golschmann, Steinfeld, Mottier, Whitney, Bass, French, Braunschweig, Korngold,
Solomon, Compinsky.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Leeds, Schiller, Bauer, Elkan, Rutz, Ames, Steinfeld,
Lawrie, Zylmann, Rink, Stolper, French, Sunshine, Forster, Golschmann, Broido,
Lopatnikoff, Preves, Hilb, Manheim.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Copland, Ahamson, Levinger, Broido, Steinberg,
Holmboe, Morgan, Braunschweig, Leeds, Bass, Stolper, Lawrie, Drolc, Bauer, Kerr, Cykler,
Leeb, French, Sunshine, Vaughn.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Broido, Stolper, Munch, Braunschweig, Levinger,
Bauer, Rink, Kratt, Steinberg, Ginastera, Copland, Vincent.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Braunschweig, Stolper, Morgan, Levinger,
Rink-Weeden, Steinfeld, Kafer, Weingarten, French, Broido, Sunshine, Drolc, Hartford,
Waddington, Rink, Low, Kratt.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Cykler, Leide-Tedesco, Izant, Dorati, Gates,
Rogers, Post, Leeds, Korn, Foss, Levinger, Rink, Kotula, Sunshine, Stolper, Robertson,
Braunschweig, Stillman, French.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Kafer, Degener, Bauer, Levinger, Korn,
Braunschweig, Leeds, French, Compinsky, Mills, Weschler, Kestenberg, Fraenkel, Mottier,
Trotter, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mills, Stolper.



Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Dorati, MacDowell, Leide-Tedesco, Broido,
Leeds, French, Strelizer, Grun, Levinger, Lewertoff, Mills, Braunschweig, Kestenberg,
Forster, Stolper, Rink, Weiner, Hartford.

Items 176-199. Primary correspondents: Levinger, Compinsky, Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
Braunschweig, Sunshine, Fabel, MacDowell, Strelizer, Lewertoff, Stolper, Rink, Ahamson,
Leide-Tedesco, Mottier, Weiner.

Items 200-224. Primary correspondents: Voxman, French, Kendall, Leide-Tedesco, Dorati,
Gates, England, Hilb, Steinberg, Stolper, Leinsdorf, Degener, Weiner, Sunshine,
Mitropoulos, Jorda.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Kratt, French, Steinberg, Leinsdorf, Weschler,
Stolper, Nissim, Lewertoff, England, Jacobsen, Friedman, Sunshine, Rink, Ames,
Searchinger, Trotter.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondence: Sunshine, Solomon, Elkan, Mahler-Werfel, Ames,
Friedman, French, Stolper, Jacobsen, Korn, Rink-Weeden, Koussevitsky, Mogil, Katzin,
Brisman, Wernick, Bacon, Hood, Spivacke.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Mogil, Sunshine, Brauch, Boult, Weschler, Katzin,
MacDowell, Stolper, Fabel, Boosey, Leeds, Cykler, Spivacke, Compinsky, Toldis.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Leeds, Sunshine, Trotter, Broido, Jacobsen, Mogil,
Griller, Kempner, Mitropoulos, Toldis, Grun, Katzin, Stolper, Hendl, Shoenfeld, Mitchell,
Fricsay, Jorda, Rink, Seder.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: MacDowell, Leonard, Toldi, Fabel, Strobel,
Katzin, Seder, Zoff, Compinsky, Hood, Byrns, Munch, Sunshine, Bard, Jacobsen, Stolper,
Spivacke, Beer, Bass, Korn, Olga Heifetz.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Wangerin, Stolper, Grasso, Zelka, Jacobsen,
Mottier, Bauer, French, Seder, Rink, Bard, Ames, Tcherepnin, Kratt, Paray, Mitchell,
Trotter, Spivacke, Stone.



Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Seton, Beer, Broido, Stone, Rink, Ames, Bard,
Grasso, Schauffler, Munch, Weiner, Hilsberg, Fraenkel, Seder, Ahamson, Krips,
Golschman.

Items 176-221. Primary correspondents: Leinsdorf, Weiner, Seder, Stolper, Krips,
Spivacke, Trotter, Hilsberg, Kendall, Leide-Tedesco, Elguther, Foote, Klein, Whitney,
Dorati, Compinsky, Gold, Beer, Rink, MacDowell, Flors, French, Wall, Elfenbein, Wardle,
Grasso, Allison, Vogelsang, Bass, Gould.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondence: Klein, Mottiers, Bass, Creighton, Gould, Allison,
Jacobsen, Beer, Criterion, Wardle, Vincent, Kazounoff, MacDowell, Levinger, Spivacke,
Vogelsang, Grosso.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondence: Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Jorda, Trotter, Reitz,
Steinberg, Broido, Flor, Dahl, Bacon, Klemperer, J.S. Trotter, Katzin, Vincent, Strecker.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: MacDowell, Giddens, Fricsay, Korn, Reiner, Katzin,
Petrillo, Seefehlner, Weiner, Salthoft, Mottier, Golschmann, Harris, Stresemann, Bass,
MacDowell.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondence: Grasso, Mueller, Flor, MacDowell, Wardle,
Kazounoff, Levinger, Munch, Burk, Golschmann, Korn, Leonard.

Items 101-125. Primary corrrespondents: Klein, Fraenkel, Korn, Burk, Steinfeld, Fricsay,
Levinger, Ames, Krips, Stolper, Segal, Jorda, Katzin, MacDowell, Hirshmann.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondence: Klein, Flors, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Hilsberg,
Paray, Mitchell, Levinger, MacDowell, Bass, Rebner, Leinsdorf, J.S. Trotter, England, Drolc,
Whitney.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Segal, Hirschler, Keilberth, Perry, Flor, Allison,
Johns, J.S. Trotter, Harris, Sinzheimer, Grasso, Klein, Levinger, Fraenkel, MacDowell, Bass,
Albersheim.



Items 176-216. Primary correspondents: Dreifuss, MacDowell, Mottier, Levertoff, Martin,
Asow, Solomon, Grasso, Bass, Levinger, Steinberg, Hagen, Thomas, Wangerin, Baker,
Tuerckheim, Thomas.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Williams, Levinger, Izant, Weiner, Keilberth, Thomas,
Grasso, Kalmus, Wangerin, Flor, Schott, Fabel.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Mottiers, Weiner, Katzin, Rink, Rink-Weeden,
Golschmann, Jorda, Kostelanetz, Jacobsen, Hennon, Kubelik, Seefehlner.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Golschmann, Rebner, Steinfeld, Hennon, Grasso,
Vincent, Wangerin, Whitney, Rink-Weeden, Katzin, MacDowell, Mitchell, Rink, Hagen,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Kostelanetz, French, Turkheim, Adler.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Moldenhauer, Steinberg, Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
Rink, L. Klemperer, Grasso, Whitney, Katzin, Seder, Jacobsen, Dorati, Cykler, Goldberg,
Kotula, Pascuzzi.

Items 101-130. Primary correspondents: Gould, Edward, Cykler, Pascuzzi, Bass,
Moldenhauer, Temianka, Fricsay, Wangerin, Keilberth, Schmid, Kalmus, Grasso, Weiner,
Seefehlner, Steinfeld, Hagen, Kubelik.

Items 131-160. Primary correspondents: Seefehlner, Fabel, Moldenhauer, Trautmann,
Borciani, Reich, Steinfeld, Rink, Seder, Kostelanetz, Mottier, Katzin, Kalmus.

Items 161-190. Primary correspondents: Rink, Schmid, Broido, Dorian, Levinger, Strecker,
Fabel, MacDowell, Kendall, Edwards, Elfenheim, Fricsay, Seder, Kostelanetz, French,
Byrns, Grasso, Mannes, Grentzer.

Items 191-220. Primary correspondents: Edward, Gotze, Kendall, Goslich, Seder,
Loughborough, Byrns, Seidler, Seefehlner, Baum, Mann, MacDowell, Muller-Kray, Hempel,
Strecker.



Items 1-29. Primary correspondents: Pillot, Langner, Leeb, Seder, Stillman, French,
Adams, Gotze, Schroter, Beck, Hubner, Mann, Hyams, Cohen, Bass.

Items 30-60. Primary correspondents: Seder, Kempner, Mann, Nissim, MacDowell, Mottier,
Grasso, Fricsay, Beck, Johns, Katzin, Pillot, Leeb, Dorian, Kendall, Bass, Loughborough,
French.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Goslich, Schroter, Seder, Dorian, Kempner, Grasso,
Mann, Loughborough, Hempel, Moldenhauer, Edwards, Griller, Kalmus, Keyser, Aylen,
Steinberg, Gaber.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Edwards, Levinger, Temianka, Wallenstein,
Loughborough, Griller, Steinberg, Grasso, Allison, Seder, Leide-Tedesco, Harris, Katzin,
Holde, Gaber.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Daniel, Grasso, Leide-Tedesco, Mottier, Byrns,
Edwards, Aylen, Katzin, Holde, Lewando, Hilb, Moldenhauer, Boehm, Pillot, MacDowell,
Stone.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Kalmus, Starck, Wunsch, Lewertoff, Mann,
Steinberg, Edwards, Grasso, Johns, Jacobsen, Rink-Weeden, Seder, Holmboe, Gatchell,
MacDowell, Temianka, Dorati, Reitz, Kendall, Katzin.

Items 181-198. Primary correspondents: Allison, Kratt, Lewertoff, Steinberg, Clifton,
Steinfeld, Bass, Kownatsky, Seefehlner, R. Trotter, J.S. Trotter, Kalmus, Grasso, Hirshman.

Box 62, Folder 8 Correspondence. 1955 (n.d.).
Items 199-215. Primary correspondents: Keilberth, Miller, Dorati, Hagen, Byrns, Gates,
Harriet, Hartford, Holmboe, Flor, Steinberg, Zoff.

Items 1-25. Primary correspondents: Seder, Rink, Gomez, Whewell, Edwards, Johns,
Leonard, Katzin, England, Roy, Kratt, Daniel, Sabon.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Havener, Solomon, Hargreaves, French, Stillman,
Fricsay, Klemperer, England, Mottier, Salzman, Daniel, Seefehlner, Spivacke, Previtali.


Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: England, Tisilo, Seder, Auras, Steinfeld, Kalmus,
Bass, Petrillo, Hirshman, Wilkinson, Golschmann, Wallenstein, Dorati, Spivacke, Rodosi.

Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Wuensch, Mottier, Laaf, Spivacke, Fricsay,
Seefehlner, Sutkind, Dorati, Rebner, Kalmus, Rink-Weeden, Steinberg, Seder, Katzin.

Items 101-125. Primary correspondents: Katzin, Seefehlner, Munch, L.Klemperer,
Jacobsen, Schroter, Stark, Bass, Spivacke, Keilberth, Beer, Sartori, MacDowell, Solomon,
Steinberg, Hilb.

Items 126-150. Primary correspondents: Spivacke, Wallenstein, Fineman, Mueller, Munch,
Jacobsen, Hartmann, Liebermann, Sacher, Freccia, Marton, Mann, Wangerin, Sweeney,
Daniel.

Items 151-175. Primary correspondents: Sacher, Jaroschy, Manheim, Liebermann,
Seefehlner, Spivacke, Jochum, Hilb, Dorati, Gotze, Drolc, Asow, England, MacDowell,
Kalmus.

Items 176-204. Primary correspondents: Freccia, Sacher, Stone, May, Fricsay, Hilb,
Frohlich, Marton, Rollman-Branch, Sweeney, Mottier, Spivacke, Cunningham, Fassett,
Beer, Weeden, Zoff.

Items1-25. Primary correspondents: Seefehlner, Schott, Hilb, MacDowell, Fricasy, Aylen,
Muench, Kalmus, Heuss, Liebermann.

Items 26-50. Primary correspondents: Liebermann, Daniel, Spivacke, Frohlich, Rehberg,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Temianka, Strecker, Pillot, Heuss, Rehberg, Lewertoff, Hargreaves.

Items 51-75. Primary correspondents: Freedman, Trotter, Jung, Sunshine, Beer, Mottier,
Kestenbergg, Strecker, Bass, Kalmus, Rebner.



Items 76-100. Primary correspondents: Strecker, Freedman, Heilmann,
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Auras, Rosbaud, Flor, Strobel, Reitz, Liebermann, Vincent.

Items 101-130. Primary correspondents: Keilberth, Strobel, Strecker, Willner, Jung, Jones,
Westerman, Sunshine, Mottier, Beinum, Dorati, Nissim.

Items 131-160. Primary correspondents: MacDowell, MiCastelnuovo-Tedesco, VIncent,
Strecker, Pillot, Asow, Jung, Hilb, Westerman, French, Slater, Fraenkel.

Box 64, Folder 7 Correspondence. 1956 (Aug-Oct).
Items 161-190. Primary correspondents: Sunshine, Westerman, Schott, French, Asow,
Poduschka, Strecker, Hoch, WEsterman, Auras, Fricsay, Mills Music, Strobel.

Items 191-224. Primary correspondents: Slater, Rink, Dorati, Vincent, Hoch, French,
Dorati, Muench, Drese, Oeser.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Chagrin, Mills Music, Drese, Draeger, Westerman,
Litowchak, Worner, Strecker, Edwards, Roseman, Mottier.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Auras, Roseman, Seder, Strecker, Lazare, Rink,
Westerman, Draeger, Bauer, Mills Music, Allison,Hilb, Kousssevitzky, Guthind, Lewertoff.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Lazare, Trotter, Stone, Rink, Dorati, Oeser,
Eichrodt, Hirth, Mills Music, Westerman, Seder, Schilder, Korngold, Vincent,
Braunschweig.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Vincent, Bogan, Mottier, Gerstley, Selma,
Draeger, Solomon, Villurci, Gefen, Isaacs, Klauss, Rosenblith, Lazare, Leonard,
Westerman.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Bass, Hoch, Strecker, Auras, Finkelstein,
Steinberg, Dorati, Copland, Commings, Roseman, Brouwning, Munch, Westerman,
Stummvoll.



Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Vincent, Lazare, Rittmann, Hilb, Golschmann,
Copland, Steinberg, Ussachevsky, Munch, Cummings, Denham, Strecker, Robbins, Solow,
Seder, Robbins, Rosenblith.

Items 181-210. Primary correspondents: Rosenblith, De Barenne, Golschmann, Steinberg,
Westermann, Ussachevsky, Vincent, Sinzheimer, Schott, Oeser, Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Lazare, AMP, Mills Music, Dorati, Sinzheimer,
Ussachevsky, Vincent, Nevins, Josephson, Sweeney, Braunschweig, Steinberg, Schott,
Huebner.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Steinberg, Oeser, Griller, Dorati, Mann,
Braunschweig, Lehner, Vincent.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Bass, Lazare, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mills Music,
Griller, Strecker, Bard, Braunschweig, Auras, Hoch, Rutz, Mottier.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Mills Music, Braunschweig, Mottier, Hoch, Lazare,
Griller, Dorati, Cummings, Schwartz, Auras, Kendall, Bass.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Seder, Kendall, Braunschweig, Mills Music,
Mottier, Amlinger, Fraenkel, Rebner, Zoff, Lazare.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Mills Music, Schott, Lazare, Meissner, Sokoloff,
Bianca, Dorati.

Items 181-210. Primary correspondents: Mills Music, Rebner, Moller, Dorati, Mercury
Records, Korn, Koussevitzky, Pritchard, Steinberg, Rittmann.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Geohr, Stolper, Cohn, Koussevitsky, Pritchard,
Gruen, Halusa, Wright, Jackson, Braunschweig, Steinberg, Dorati, Stark.



Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Korn, Cohn, Stark, Wright, Guy, Jackson, Kendall,
Lopatnikoff, Dorati, Braunschweig, Schott, Gilbert, Schiff.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Reifferscheidt, Auras, Heuss, J.S. Trotter, Kaufman,
Poduschka, Hartford, Frankenau, Salzman, Steinberg, Ziegler, Strecker, Dorati, Kuhn.

Box 67, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1957 (Dec & n.d.) - 1958 (Jan).
Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Korn, Kuhn, Steinberg, Dorati,
Castelnouvo-Tedesco, Bianca, Bauer, Auras, Hirth, Sokoloff, Westerman, Trotter, Hartford,
Braunschweig, Izant, Jackson, Feilbogen, Beer, Schott, Wright, Hargreaves, Weschler.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Epstein, Korn, Beer, Braunschweig, Schwartz,
Westerman, Wright, Sweeney, Westerdahl, Leibgold, Trotter, Salzer, Jackson,
Mahler-Werfel, Poduschka.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Weinberger, Westerman, Mills, Wright, Trotter,
Schwartz, Jackson, Flor, Hoch, Poduschka, Cohn, Schweitzer, Solomon, Lerner, Korns,
Niederost, Pietsch, Rebner, Heuss, Reitz.

Items 181-211. Primary correspondents: Lerner, Dorati, Jackson, Jung, Sweeney,
Goldstein, Wright, Frenkel, Heuss, Flor, Huttenback, Weinberger, Bass, Braunschweig,
Strecker, Brenn, Sokoloff, Byrns, Walters, Hilb.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Cole, Braunschweig, Moldenhauer, Wunsch, Schott,
Dorati, Lerner, Byrns, Trotter, Huttenback, Hausswald, Pietsch, Ben-Gavriel, Schwartz,
Auras, Hilb, Strecker, Westerman.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents:Steinberg, Braunschweig, Hans, Farmer,
Huttenback, Jackson, Tedesco, Jackson, Stark, Ben-Gavriel, Abbey, Cohn, Byrns,
Goldstein, Hilb.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Byrns, Stillman, Stark, Albert, Pietsch, Huttenback,
Trotter, Stark, Forster, Jackson, Westerman, Braunschweig, Moldenhauer, Hausswald,
Wright, Bass, Ziegler, Hoch.



Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Cummings, Braunschweig, Hempfinger, Hoch,
Stark, Lazare, Worner, Poduschka, Jackson, Forster, Bass, Munch, Leinsdorff, ALACA,
Schott, Wright, Rosenstock, Huttenback.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Moldenhauer, Braunschweig, Jackson, ALACA,
Kaufman, Huttenback, Abbey, Ebert, Roman, Sweeney, Westerman, Geiseler, MacDowell,
Stark, Schiff, Wright.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Jackson, Cohn, Geiseler, Braunschweig, Trotter,
Schiff, Ebert, Kendall, Cummings, Wright, Stark, Eichrodl, Braunschweig, Sargent, Bass,
Jackson, Huttenback, MacDowell.

Items 181-211. Primary correspondents: Huttenback, Schwartz, Leuckhart, Geiseler,
Strecker, Schiff, Cohn, Westerman, Sasse, Wiener, Abbey, Schaal, Franzi, Bass.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Mills, Stolper, Schwartz, Rink, Vincent, Franzi, Schall,
Kroll, Schiff, Roseman, Welsch, Jones, Rink, Ostland, Jackson.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Beer, Schiff, Westerman, Vincent, Schueler,
Rosebaud, Hasse, Geiseler, Izant, Reutter, Byrns.

Box 69, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1958 (Dec) - 1959 (Feb).
Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Klingner, Hartford, Brenn, Auras, Cohn, Rosebaud,
Stolper, Dorati, Weyl, Mottier, Sraunschweig, Westerman, Cohn, Smith, Graf, Feiseler.

Box 69, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1959 (Feb-May).
Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Mottier, Bass, Cohn, Kerr, french, Sinzheimer,
Cummings, Bach, Weeden, Bremen, Auras.

Box 69, Folder 5 Correspondence. 1959 (May-Aug).
Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Schwartz, Cohn, Geiseler, Stein, Leonard, Dahl,
Siegmeister, ASCAP.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Bass, Flor, French, Kerr, Stolper, Schwartz,
Lebek, Cummings, Dahl, Cohn, Mills, French, Rittman, Kerr, Mills, Sinzheimer.


Box 69, Folder 7 Correspondence. 1959 (Sep-Nov).

Items 181-210. Primary correspondents: Sohn, Auras, Bauer, French, Mottier, Bass,
Cummings, Cohn, Bauer, Rifkind, Forsman, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Feuchtwangler.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Amlinger, Lehner, Bass, Forsman, Rifkind, Cohn,
Mottier, Braunschweig, Mottier, WEeden, Lebek, Korn, Teitz, Koch.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Kalmus, de Barenne, Mann, Temianka, Dako,
England, Leide-Tedesco, Hines, Bass, Reitz, Cohn, Kuhn, Feist, Baron, Piatigorsky, Korn,
Kayden.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondents: Leide-Tedesco, Jackson, Braunschwieg, Lewertoff,
French, Mottier, Stevens, Steinberg, Bauer, Steinberg, Klausner, Kayden.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondents: Braunschweig, Leide-Tedesco, Korn, Ganttner,
Gould, Moldenhauer, Lopatnikoff, Vaught.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondents: Moldenhauer, Roth, Cummings, Lopatnikoff,
Popper, Geyer, Braunschweig, Bass, Mottier, Gillis, de Barenne.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondents: Popper, Mottier, Wangerin, Braunschweig,
Westermann, Salzer, Reitz, Ronell, Loeb, Schaeuffer, Sinzheimer, Korn.

Items 181-211. Primary correspondents: Salzer, Leinsdorf, Korn, Westerman, Eichkutz,
Mottier, Bass, Hegyi.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondents: Salzer, Braunschweig, Lengyel, Hegyi, Westerman,
Geyer, Friedlaender, Mottier, Liebermann, Fabel, Schuh, Leinsdorf, Sparks, Whitney, Sheil,
Zoff.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondents: Whiney, Braunschweig, Westerman, Salzer,
Leonard, Zoff, Altman, Strecker, Leinsdorf, Liebermann, Lengyel, Westerman, Mottier,
Zoff, Friedlaender, Buchwitz.



Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Freidlaender, Kotula, Braunschweig, Mottier,
Westerman, Zoff, Leinsdorf, Lengyel, Schuh, , Strecker, Auras, Neave.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Kotula, Lengyel, Espinosa, Bull, Mottier, Adler,
Whitney, Strecker, Bass, Cummings, Zoff.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Buckwitz, Salzer, Zoff, Braunschweig, Strecker,
Leonard, Zoff, Powell, Foldi, Lengyel, Espinosa, Bull, Zoff, Kotula, Feuchtwanger.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Taub, Lengyel, Popper, Loess, Ussachevsky,
Kelsen, Espinosa, Goldsen, Mottier, Amlinger, Hilb, Huguet.

Items 180-210. Primary correspondants: Slonimsky, Gliegelman, Weinberger, Rezits, ,
Scheil, Fligelman, Dinin, Asow, Mottier, Frost, Green, Pepe, Bull, Ziegler, Longstreth.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Whitney, Heygi, Drissen, Wangerin, Ziegler, Hilb,
Asow, Lengyel, Ussachevsky, Longstreth, Zipper, Reichenbach, Foldis.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Reichenbach, Hilb, Weinberger, Slonimsky,
Fuechtwanger, Gutman, Leinsdorf, Winston, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Kendall, Simon,
Compinsky, Mottier, Schwartz.

Box 72, Folder 3 Correspondence. 1961- (Jul).
Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Lengyel, Schwartz, Fuchs, Compinsky, Simon, Zoff,
Willner, Hancock, Fuechwanger, Piatigorski, Slonimsky, Amlinger.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Sparks, Dorrit, Hilb, Warembud, Zirner, Espinosa,
Salzer, Urbach, Zoff, Slonimsky, Ussachevsky, Mottier.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Feuchtwanger, Fuchs, Lieberson, Salzer, Urbach,
Arel, Davidovsky, Dorrit, Espinosa, Blitzstein, Roth, Kotula, Wilkinson, Lieberson.



Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Dorrit, Salzer, Speiser, Wallenstein, Dahl,
Lengyel, Jacobsen, Lopatnikoff, Kotula, Greenberg, Daniel, Fabel, Zipper, Griller.

Items 181-204. Primary correspondants: Leonard, Kotula, Auras, Blond, Feuchtwanger,
Dorrit, Steinberg, Marians, Capin, Bass, Brenn, Huguet.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Rezits, Ginastera, Rozsa, Kotula, Leonard,
Roemheld, Chapin, Jacobsen, Salzer, Hilb, Braunschweig, Foldi, Goldberg.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Stone, Reitz, Gottlieb, Kotula, Schaeuffler,
Reichenbach, Feuchtwanger, Fabel, Schneider, Ginastera.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Rezits, Schneider-Schott, Fabel, Dombeck,
Roseman, Balabanis, Rozsa, Slonimsky, Brenn, Kotula, Koretz.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Kotula, de la Vega, Feist, Bass, Tedesco,
Stravinsky, Leonard, Neutra, Desser, Gottlieb, Daniel, Feuchtwanger, Westerman.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Schneider-Schott, Daniel, Bass, Kotula,
Westerman, Spivacke, Vincent, Daniel, Slonimsky, Leinsdorf, Gutman, Besch, Shapiro.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Ebert, Kotula, Daniel, Koretz, Shalev, Feist,
Asow, Whitney, Besh, Stone, Schnieder-Schott, Graf, Salzer, Gottlieb, Solow, Aranyi,
Ginastera, Wilkinson, Kotula.

Items 181-210. Primary correspondants: Solow, Fine, Kotula, Asow, Goldin, Westerman,
Asow, Foldi, Zoff, Whitney, Strecker, Ginastera.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Vermel, Hilpert, Kuyper, Asow, Marquart, Salzer,
Lengyel, Goldin, Sturm, Leinsdorf, Beck, Kotula, Johnson, Alviani, Apt.



Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Leinsdorf, Haeusler, Goldin, Alviani, Kotula,
Compinsky, Jucker, Horosko, Green, Strecker, Leonard, Johnson, Salzer, Bass.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondence: Leonard, Lengyel, Slonimsky, Wilkenson, Watzdorf,
Goldin, Nissim, Goldberg, Stein, Black, Strobel, Albrecht, Stein, Feist, Kotula, Tiburtius.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Sellner, Strecker, Chapman, Sinzheimer, Auras,
Cohn, Kanitz, Willner, Brechter, SMandl, Brenn, Castenuovo-Tedesco, Melnitz, Jonas,
Zipper, Rozsa, Pia, Karlsen, Morton, Raksin, Ziegler, Lion.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Waldo, Reichenbach, Hellner, J.S. Trotter,
Chapman, Landau, Tiburtius, Murphy, de la Vega, Kurland, Lebek, Kotula, Korey, Chapin,
Heuss, Lengyel, Zipper, Stravinsky, Botschafter, Feuchtwanger, Slazer, Auras, Emerich.

Items 150-180. Primary correspondants: Lopatnikoff, Chapin, Tibertius, Vermel,
Schmid-Isserstedt, Steinberg, Mueller, Green, Zipper, Amlinger, Karlson, Landau, Korey,
Sellner, Goodhill, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Kanitz, Brachter.

Items 180-210. Primary correspondants: Brenn, Sinzheimer, de la Vega, Mason, Auras, de
Lancie, Emerich, Stolper, Westerman, Stelitzer, Waldo, Harvey, Kendall, Raksin, Topping,
Waller, Hilb, Leonard, Peppi, Heuss, Zipper, Karlsen, Gottleib.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Schmidt-Isserstedt, Auras, Ramsay, Stilling,
Strecker, de la Vega, Zipper, Brenen, Sellner, Stillings, Forster, Lengyel, Pepe, Gergely,
Anson.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Salzer, Kotula, Stein, Seefehlner, Temianka,
Fraenkel, Strecker, Tiburtius, Sellner, Geiringer, Arcomano, Braown, Rothman,
Braunschweig.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Bauer, Zipper, Serti, Braunschweig, Lengyel, Feist,
Bass, Salzer, Slonimsky, Piatigorsky, Stein, Daniel.



Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Linn, Damile, Arcomano, Glueck, Bass, Van
Heussen, Amlinger, Zipper, Auras, Kotula, Lebek, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Leinsdorf.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Stein, Slonimsky, Zipper, Feuchwanger, ZIpper,
Kotula, Auras, Braunschweig, Lengyel, Forster.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Stone, Kotula, Holmboe, Usti, de Pujadas, Zipper,
Kotula, Schmidt-Isserstedt, Trotter, , Dunn.

Items 181-210. Primary correspondants: Kotula, Auras, Asow, Fischer, Roth, Bass,
Slonimsky, Arcomano, Lengyel, Pia, Yusti, Graudan, Fuchs, Swartz, Simon, Graudan.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Yusti, Trotter, Gilbert, Heibrunn, Whitney, Leinsdorf,
Reichenbach, Feuchtwanger, Compinsky, Comissiona, Strelitzer, Braunschweig, Lenya.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Brenn, Gil-Ad, Yusti, Reichenbach, Auras, Strelitzer,
Leyna, Dunn, Lengyel, Sturm, Brown, Simon, Zylmann.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Leinsdorf, Ostland, Faber, Fuchs, Braunschweig,
Trotter, Lengyel, Mehrle, Gil-Ad, Whitney, Strelitzer, Stolper, Salzer.

Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Buck, Strelitzer, Gorali, Auras, Reitz,
Feuchtwanger, Bass, Lengyel, Zoff, Bush.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Zylmann, Wirth, Beidler, Gorali, Bass, Zipper,
Barnes, Huttenback, Feuchtwanger, Braunschweig, Perry, Roy, Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
Doram, Heller.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Slonimsky, Roy, Talbot, Burk, Braunschweig,
Leonard, Strelitzer, Fuchs, Zoff, Feuchtwanger, Sinzheimer.



Items 181-210. Primary correspondants: Zipper, Strelitzer, Hempel, Leinsdorf, Heller,
Feuchtwanger, Auras, Gilbert, Lehner, Bass, Strelitzer.

Items 1-30. Primary correspondants: Strelitzer, Burk, Kendall, Keilberth, Feuchtwanger,
Reinlieb, Leinsdorf, Amlinger, Stein, Zipper, Korn, Foldi, Ostland, Stein.

Items 31-60. Primary correspondants: Auras, Reichenbach, Ludewig, Reschke, Reinlieb,
Blonde, Bass, Zipper, Auras, Kotula, Feuchtwanger, Schneider-Schott.

Items 61-90. Primary correspondants: Feuchtwanger, Strelitzer, Schneider-Schott,
Goldberg, Strelitzer, Erny, Barth, Reschke, Moehler, Maier, Comissiona, Bartlett, Stein.

Box 77, Folder 4 Correspondence. 1964 (Jun).
Items 91-120. Primary correspondants: Bartlett, Reschke, Moehler, Froehlich, Schwartz,
Goldberg, Gates, Leinsdorf, Reschke.

Items 121-150. Primary correspondants: Bartlett, Wallis, Commissiona, Kotula, Lengyel,
Grant.

Items 151-180. Primary correspondants: Schoell, Feuchtwanger, Vassiliou, Ducceschi,
Lengyel, Temianka, Braunschweig.

Items 180-210. Primary correspondants: Lengyel, Bass, Reschke, Izant, Kallen, Trotters,
Kotula, Roth, Finkelstein, Feuchtwanger.

Items 211-244. Primary correspondants: Spivake, Comissiona, Trotter, Martindell, Auras,
Roth, Wiederer, Wood, Zipper, Attisani.

No correspondant list.


Box 79, Folder 1 Additional correspondence. 1954-1972.

Mostly late correspondence organized by topic: ASCAP, Australians and George,
Braunschweig, Bacon, Berlin Academy, Bronowski, Contemporary Records, Foldi,
Goodhill, Hacker Foundation, Johnson, Koeckert Quartet, Loeb (1953-54), Lopatnikoff,
Lehman, Loy, Mottier, Mariedi Anders, Marcus, Newberry, Sinzheimer, Shearer, Stanton,
Schauffli, Starker, Social Security, Tamarind, Zeldorf, Zylmann.

Box 80, Folder Stolper Correspondence. 1930-1949.
In addition to that which is filed by date.

Box 81, Folder Rink and Grün Correspondence. 1938-1949.
Correspondence from Ella Zwack (Lilly's mother), Helen Frankel (Ella's sister), Max Rink
(Ella's brother), and Alice Rink (Max's wife). In addition to that which is filed by date.

Box 82, Folder Trotter Correspondence. 1940-1970.
Correspondence with Robert and Claire Trotter. In addition to Trotter correspondence
filed by date.

Box 83, Folder Undated correspondence / Misc. letter fragments.
Box 84, Folder 1 Additional correspondence.
Letters of recommendation, fan letters, publishing difficulties, and correspondence
regarding recordings of specific pieces.

Box 106, Folder Letters from Toch to Melchior Lengyel, librettist for Scheherazade [The Last Tale, Op.
88]..
Physical Description: 7 photocopies.

Box 107, Folder 1 Condolence letters. 1964.
Clippings and Programs. Series 4.
Boxes 85-99. Clippings and Programs organized by opus number.

Box 85 Clippings and Programs. op. 1-32.
Box 94 Clippings and Programs - works without opus numbers. Germany 1926-1932.
Box 95 Clippings and Programs - works without opus numbers. USA 1934-1961.
Box 96 Birthday clippings and concert programs.
For 50th, 70th, 75th, 80th, and 100th birthdays.

Box 97, Folder 1 International Music Festival. Prague 1925.
Box 97, Folder 2 Deutsche Tonkuenstlerfest. Kiel 1925.
Box 97, Folder 3 Donaueschinger Musik. 1926.

Clippings and Programs. Series 4.
Box 97, Folder 4 Deutscher Kammermusik. Baden-Baden 1927.

Box 97, Folder 5 Neue Musik Berlin. 1930.
Box 97, Folder 6 American Tour. 1932.
Box 98, Folder 1 Concerts of Multiple Works. pre-1929.
Box 98, Folder 2 Concerts of Multiple Works. 1930s.
Box 98, Folder 5 Wiener Symphoniker. 1952.
Box 98, Folder 7 Concerts of Multiple Works. 1970-.
Box 98, Folder 8 Summarized Press Quotes.
Box 98, Folder 9 Recording Reviews.
Box 98, Folder 10 Radio Playlists.
Box 99 Miscellaneous Clippings.
Miscellaneous Printed Material. Series 5.
Boxes 100-103.

Biographical Material. Subseries 1.

Biographical material.

Box 100, Folder 1 Toch's notes on his music.
Box 100, Folder 2 Promotional Materials.
Box 100, Folder 3 Biographical Essays.
Box 100, Folder 4 Bibliographies.
Box 100, Folder 5 Catalogues of works and first performances.
Obituaries. Subseries 2.
Obits.

Box 97, Folder 2 Obituararies for Toch and condolence letters. 1964.
Box 100, Folder 6 Obituaries.
Obituaries and epitaphs for: Irving Weschler, Max Rink, Franza Feilbogen, Wolfgang
Poch, Minna Coe, Hans Schift, Franzi Weschler, Lilly Toch and others.

Scripts. Subseries 3.
Scripts.

Box 100, Folder 7 Schiffer, Marcellus. "Narcizz.".
Box 100, Folder 8 Laibar(?), Adolf. "Lysistrate.".
Box 100, Folder 9 "Der Hase und der Ingel." Author unknown..
Box 100, unknown script.
Folder 10
Box 100, unknown script fragments.
Folder 11
Box 100, Early drafts of "Der Faecher" including holograph of Leon's libretto..
Folder 12

Miscellaneous Printed Material. Series 5.
Interviews/Oral History. Subseries 4.
Interviews/Oral History. Subseries 4.

Interviews.

Box 101, Folder 1 Lilly Toch Interviews. August 10, 1971.
UCLA Oral History Project.

Box 102, Folder 1 Oral Histories Conducted by Lawrence Weschler. 1972-1973.
Doran, Robert and Clare Trotter, Strelitzer, Slomnimsky, Powell, Aldermann, De La
Vega, Temianka, John Scott Trotter, Heller, Lopotnikoff, Stolper, Lehmann, Elsa Toch,
Korn, Ernst Toch (Trotter interview), Zipper. UCLA Oral History Project.

Other. Subseries 5.
Other printed material.

Box 103, Folder 1 Poems.
Box 103, Folder 2 Contracts.
Box 103, Folder 3 Coolidge Foundation.
Box 103, Folder 4 MacDowell Colony.
Box 103, Materials from Peter Viereck..
Folder 4a
Box 103, Folder 5 Other.
Box 103, Folder 6 "Shaping Forces of Music" draft material.
Box 103, Folder 7 "Shaping Forces of Music" press reviews and commentary.
Articles, Essays, Speeches, Lectures. Series 6.
Boxes 104-108. Articles, Essays, Speeches, Lectures

About Toch. Subseries 1.

About Toch

Box 104, Folder 1 Rosensweig, Alfred. "Ernst Toch." Die Musik, Jan. 1926..
Box 104, Folder 2 Steinhagen, Otto. "Ernst Toch und die neue Musik." Die Musik, Nov. 1932..
Box 104, Folder 3 Pisk, Paul. "Ernst Toch." Music Quarterly, date unknown..
Box 104, Folder 4 "Ernst Toch in Europa." Melos Zeitschrift fur neue Musik, Sep. 1950..
Box 104, Folder 5 Vega, Aurelio de la. "Ernst Toch y su Obra." Conservatorio, Apr-Sep. 1950..
Physical Description: 3 copies.

Box 104, Folder 6 Rutz, Hans. "Riconoscimento a Ernst Toch." il Diapason, Jul-Aug. 1951..
Box 104, Folder 7 Rutz, Hans. "Ernst Toch." Schweizerische Musikzeitung, Mar. 1952..
Box 104, Folder 8 Rutz, Hans. "Ernst Toch." Melos, May 1952..
Box 104, Folder 9 Trotter, John Scott. "Ernst Toch: an appreciation." The Score, vol. 5, no. 1, 1953..
Box 104, Slonimsky, Nikolas. "Ernst Toch." The Playgoer, date unknown..
Folder 10
Box 104, Slonimsky, Nicolas. "Ernst Toch (1887-1967)." Neue Zeitschrift, 1967..
Folder 11
Box 104, Composers of the Americas. "Ernst Toch." Washington D.C.: Union Panamericana,
Folder 12 1961..

Box 104, Malloch, William, ed. "Chapter Portrait: Ernst Toch." The Composer and Conductor,
Folder 13 Oct. 1962..
Box 104, Korn, Barbara and Peter Jona. "Ernst Toch: a Tribute." Musical Courier, Dec. 1957..
Folder 14
Box 104, "Classified Chronological Catalog of Works by.. Ernst Toch." Boletin
Folder 15 Interamericano de Musica, Jan. 1962..

Box 104, Korn, Peter Jona. "Ernst Toch." Cultural Echo, Fall 1962..
Folder 16
Box 104, Lopatnikoff, Nikolai. "Ernst Toch." American Academy of Arts and Letters:
Folder 17 Proceedings, no. 15, 1965..
Box 104, KPFK. "KPFK folio." (Radio Playlists), Dec. 1967..
Folder 18
Box 104, Weschler, Lawrence. "Ernst Toch; A biographical essay ten years after his
Folder 19 passing." UCLA, Oct. 1974..
Box 104, Slonimsky, Nicolas. "Music Since 1900." (excerpts about Toch taken from book.)
Folder 20 Fourth edition. London: Cassel, 1971..
Box 104, Laugwitz, Berkhard. "Ernst Toch zum 100. Geburtstag." Das Orchester, Dec. 1987..
Folder 21
Box 104, Schubert, Giselher. "Kein Einfall ist, wo keine Erfindung ist.!" Neue Zeitschrift,
Folder 22 Dec. 1987..

Box 104, Lang, Markus. "Ernst Toch - Syytta Suotta Unohdettu." Poikki Tela, 1992..
Folder 23
Box 104, Zach, Miriam S. and Otto W. Johnston. "Deconstructing the Metaphysics of Love:
Folder 24 Christian Morgenstern and Ernst Toch's Parody of Goethe and Mozart." Unknown
journal..
Box 104, Laux, Karl. "Ernst Toch und das Lied." Neue Musik-Zeitung, Heft 8, 1928..
Folder 25 Physical Description: 3 copies.

Box 104, Hermann, Ingrid. "Ernst Toch: 'Der Jongleur.'" Neue Zeitschrift, Mar. 1965..
Folder 26
Box 104, Epstein, Peter. "Neue Klaviermusik fur Kinder." Die Musik, Mar. 1930..
Folder 27
Box 104, Hermann, Ingrid. "Ernst Toch: 'Der Jongleur.'" Musik im Unterricht, Mar. 1965..
Folder 28
Box 104, Carpenter, Patricia. "The Piano Music of Ernst Toch." The Piano Quarterly, Fall
Folder 29 1962..
Box 104, Anson, George. "The Piano Music of Ernst Toch." American Music Teacher, Dec.
Folder 30 1962..

Box 104, Goldberg, Albert. "The Teaching of Music Composition is Futile." Also related
Folder 31 articles. Musical Courier, Mar. 1954..
Box 104, Goldberg, Albert. "Toch Gives up Teaching Musical Composition, Declare It Futile."
Folder 32 Also related articles. LA Times, Jan.24, 1954..
Box 104, unknown article - draft..
Folder 33
Box 105, Folder 1 "Emigranten aus dem Oesterreichischen Musikleben." Oesterreichische Muisk
Zeitschrift, 4/1988..
Box 105, Folder 2 Korn, Peter Jona. "Erinnerungen an Ernst Toch." Sendung Radio DRS, 1977..
Box 105, Folder 3 Toysa, Harri. "Syytta suotta unohdettu?" 1991..
Box 105, Folder 4 Toch, Lilly. "Das Fatum der Verlagsprobleme in Leben des Komponisten Ernst
Toch." 1972..
Box 105, Folder 5 Kayser, S. "Ernst Toch.".

Box 105, Folder 6 "Auszug aus Furtwaengler. 'Vermaechtnis.'".

Box 105, Folder 7 "Suburban House." The Architectural Forum, May 1946..
Box 105, Folder 8 Beninger, E. "Das Klavier-Etuedenwerk von Ernst Toch." Der Weihergarten, Apr.
1932..
Box 105, Folder 9 Exiles in Paradise. Carol Merrill-Mirsky, ed., 1991..
Catalog of the exhibition, Hollywood Bowl Museum.

Box 105, Vogt, Hans. "Ernst Toch, ein Mannheimer Hochschullehrer." Festschrift: 20 Jahre
Folder 10 Staatliche Hochschule fuer Musik, 1971-1991..
Box 105, Stratz, Constanze. "'There's no business like showbusiness': Ernst Tochs Ringen
Folder 11 un die Filmmusik.".
Box 105, "Exiles + Emigres: the Flight of European Artists from Hitler." Program from LA
Folder 12 Co. Museum of Art, Feb-May 1997..
Box 105, Mueller von Asow, Erich Hermann. "Ernst Toch in Mannheim." Mannheimer Hefte,
Folder 13 1962..
Box 105, Goldberg, Albert. "Portrait of Ernst Toch." The Composer and Conductor, Nov.
Folder 14 1964..
Box 105, Harlow, Lewis A. "Twenty-Five Years of the Pulizers for Music." Saturday Review
Folder 15 of Literature, June 1968..
Box 105, Statschewsky, Joachim. "In Memoriam Ernst Toch." (Lecture).
Folder 16
Box 105, Sargeant, Winthrop. "Ernst Toch Views Modern Music as Art of Tone-Color."
Folder 17 Musical America, Mar. 1932..
Box 105, "Ernst Toch - Leben und Werk - Kitiken Diskographie." Phillips Klassik
Folder 18 Informationen, July 1971..
Box 105, J.S. Trotter about Toch (notes). 1953.
Folder 19
Box 105, Articles from Encyclopedias.
nine articles

Box 105, "Komponisten der Gegenwart." Deutscher Komponisten-Verband. Berlin: 1987..
Toch entry on page 906.

Box 105, Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians. Fifth ed. New York: G. Schirmer,
Folder 22 1958..
Toch entry on page 1651.

Box 105, "Classified Chronological Catalog of works by the United States Composer Ernst
Folder 23 Toch." Washington D.C.: Union Panamericana, Jan 1962..
By Toch. Subseries 2.
By Toch

Box 106, Folder 1 "Ubergangscharakter der Gegenwarts Musik. n.d..
Physical Description: 3 pages. Typescript (cc).

Box 106, Folder 2 "Tiere". n.d..
Physical Description: 3 pages. Typescript.


Box 106, Folder 3 "Die dreiziffrige zahl". n.d..

Physical Description: 3 pages. Typescript (cc).

Box 106, Folder 4 "So Hingedachtes". n.d..
Physical Description: 1 page. Typescript (cc). With English translation.

Box 106, Folder 5 "Die musikalischen ausdrucksformen im wandel der zeiten". Mannheim, 1920s.
Physical Description: 11 pages. Typescript (cc). (incomplete)

Box 106, Folder 6 "Kontrapunkt". 1920s-30s.
Physical Description: Publisher's proof with musical examples & Clipping (abridged).
Mannheimer General-Anzeiger (Aus Zeit und Leben).

Box 106, Folder 7 "Ich habe erfahren: der einfall ist alles..". 1920s.
Physical Description: 1 page. Typescript (xerox).
The Chesterian.

Box 106, Folder 8 "Theremin und komponist". Dec. 6, 1924.
Physical Description: Clipping.
Mannheim: Neue Badische Landeszeitung.

Box 106, Folder 9 "Musik fuer mechanische musikinstrumente". July 21, 1926.
Frankfurter Zeitung

Box 106, "Beethoven in der gegenwart". March 25, 1927.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Clipping & typescript (xerox). Includes comments by other
composers.
Neue Leipziger Zeitung

Box 106, "Klavier als instrumentalkoerper". Anbruch, Oct.-Nov. 1927.
Folder 11 Physical Description: Clipping.
Das Klavierbuch, Universal-Edition, page 371.

Box 106, "Schauspielmusik ". 1928/29.
Stadt Theater Luebeck, page 1.

Box 106, "Glueckwunsch und erinnerung". Mannheim, June 30, 1929.
Folder 13 Physical Description: Clipping. [Includes comments by others]
Neue Badische Landeszeitung.


Box 106, "Von neuer musikform". October 31, 1929.

from "Neue wege der musik." Berliner Tageblatt.

Box 106, "Moderne komponisten ueber die gegenwarsmusik". May 26, 1929.
Folder 15 Physical Description: Clipping. [Includes comments of other composers]
Vienna: Der Tag.

Box 106, "Revue der musikinstrumente, VII, mechanische musikinstruments". October 28,
Folder 16 1930.
Frankfurter Zeitung.

Box 106, "Ueber meine kantate 'Das Wasser' und meine grammophonmusik.". May-June,
Folder 17 1930.
Melos, v.9, pp. 221-222.

Box 106, "Kompositionsaufzeichnung auf maschinellen Wege". Jan. 5, 1932.
Deutsche Tonkuenstler-Zeitung

Box 106, "Arnold Schoenberg". May 5, 1932.
Mannheim: Neue Badische Landeszeitung.

Box 106, "Film-musik". December 18, 1935.
Folder 20 Physical Description: 6 pages with cover letter. Typescript (cc).
[Original German version of "Sound-film & Music Theater," _Modern Music_,
January-February 1936]

Box 106, "Einige Gedanken Nebenbei". n.d..
Sketch

Box 106, "Glaubensbekenntniss eines komponisten". March- April 1945.
Santiago de Chile: Deutsche Blatter, pp. 13-15.

Box 106, Geleitwort fuer um 1948 gegrundete radio organization 'Music of to-day'.
Folder 23 Physical Description: 2 pages typescript.
with English translation.


Box 106, "Die Symphony der Erschuetterung.".

Folder 24 Physical Description: typescript

Box 106, "Wahrscheinlich Wien" [Radio Ansprache]. January 28, 1952.
Folder 25 Physical Description: 4 pages; corrected copy, 4 pages.

Box 106, "Was ist gute musik?". January 1955.
Oesterreichische Musikzeitschrift, pp. 10-15.

Box 106, Autobiographisches aus einem interview mit Frl. Bach vom Bremer Sender. 1958.
Folder 27 Physical Description: 2 pages. Typescript.
[from book published in 1958]

Box 106, Berliner Ansprache zum 75 Geburtstag.
Folder 28
Box 106, Skizze zu einer radioansprache. 1962.
Zuerich Radio

Box 106, Eine andere teilweise identische teilweise veraenderte ansprache. 1964.
Zuerich Radio

Box 106, "Die Germanen sind bland." (lecture).
Folder 31 Physical Description: 2 p. typescript

Box 106, Essay on astrology.
5 pages, typescript

Box 106, "Arnold Schoenberg". May 5, 1932.
Folder 33 Physical Description: 2 originals
Neue Badische Landeszeitung.

Box 106, Essay on music, Wagner & patriotism.
6 pages, typescript.

Box 106, "Lieber Symphoniker". Jan. 1952.
from Wiener Symphoniker program.

Box 106, "Moderne Komponisten ueber die Gegenwartsmusik". May 1929.
Der Tag.

Box 106, "Melodielehre".
Folder 37

Box 106, Sketch for a radio adress - Zuerich Radio.

in German.

Box 106, "Eidesstattliche Versicherung".
Folder 39
Box 107, Folder 1 "About the teaching of music theory, an address". n.d..
Physical Description: Typescript, 3 pages.

Box 107, Folder 2 Letter to Scherchen re: "The Situation of the composer in the USA.".
German and English.

Box 107, Folder 3 Introduction to a chamber music concert. 1932.
Physical Description: 3 pages, Typescript (cc).
(during his American tour for Pro Musica.)

Box 107, Folder 4 "Sound-film and music theatre". Jan-Feb 1936.
Modern Music, v.13 no.2, pp.15-18.

Box 107, Folder 5 Film music, an address. early 1940s.
Physical Description: 3 pages, Typescript (cc)

Box 107, Folder 6 [Blueprint for a demonstration method ..] Typescript (cc). [early 1940s].
.. in the teaching of instrumentation. 2 pages.

Box 107, Folder 7 "The situation of the composer in U.S.A. - 2nd part." Ars Viva, News Bulletin no.3,
March 1940, pp.2-3..
Box 107, Folder 8 "The credo of a composer". 1945.
Physical Description: Typescript (cc). 7 pages.
[translated from German, "Glaubensbekenntniss..", Deutsche Blaetter, 1945.]

Box 107, Folder 9 Introduction and outline to a course in instrumentation.
Annotated draft, 2 pages typescript, c.c., and revised version, 2 pages typescript, c.c.

Box 107, Folder 9 Intro and outline to a course in instrumentation..
Physical Description: Typescript (cc), 2 pages.

Box 107, "Finale".
Related to Albert Goldberg article.

Box 107, Norton, Mildred. "Letters.".
[Toch's remarks on former Nazi, Walter Gieseking, concertizing in the U.S., in response
to Mildred Norton's article of January 11, 1954 in Los Angeles newspaper.]


Box 107, Address to the National Institute of Arts and Letters.. 1957.

Folder 12
Box 107, anecdote.
Folder 13
Box 107, Just what is good music?. 1954..
Folder 14 Physical Description: Mimeo, with corrections.
11 pages. [Address presented at the University of Minnesota, November 9, 1954.]
Preliminary draft, with corrections, typescript, 2 pages. "What is good music?" Musical
Courrier, v. 152, no. 6, April 1955, pp. 8-10. [reprinted from above]

Box 107, Tribute to Willi Strecker.. Jan 1963.
Melos Zeitschrift fuer Neue Musik, pg. 14.

Box 107, Lecture: "Having heard Dr. Russel's lecture..".
Folder 16 Physical Description: 3 pgs. typescript

Box 107, unknown draft.
Folder 17 Physical Description: 10 pgs. pencil

Box 107, "Paper written for the group of Dr. Roman".
Folder 18 Physical Description: drafts: typescript and photocopy

Box 107, Acceptance speech for the Order of Merit of the German government.. 1957.
Folder 19
Box 107, A Response by Ernst Toch on the occasion of his 75th Birthday Celebration..
Sponsored by the School of Music, University of Southern California.

Box 107, Lecture: "When the persecuted Hugenots fled..".
Folder 21
Box 107, Notes for a lecture?.
Folder 22
Box 107, Lecture: "What has made the man..".
Folder 23
Box 107, Toch, Ernst Some thoughts out of season Performing Arts Special Collections
Folder 24 Assoc. Notes, v.22 no.3, March 1966.
5 pages, original and xerox copy. xerox of draft written 1960 or 1961.

Box 107, Lecture: "The necessary changes..".
Folder 25
Box 107, Lecture: "The discussion on the reeducation of the Germans..".
Folder 26
Box 107, Proposed correction of Bach C-Sharp fugue.
Folder 27 Physical Description: Typescript, 3 pages

Box 107, Theme and variations (or: Who stole it from whom?).
Folder 28 Physical Description: Typescript, 9 pages, 2 copies.


Box 107, Lecture: "Some viewpoints of the composer". 1957.

Folder 29 Physical Description: 6 pages, typescript
Given during the third "Composer's Workshop" of the Westside Jewish Community
Center and the Jewish Music Council of Los Angeles.

Box 107, Lecture: "Finally one word about the attitude of the Jews..".
Folder 30
Box 107, Excerpts from speech on Zuerich Radio. 1964.
In English.

Box 107, Lecture: "Then there is the Jewish conception of God..".
Folder 32
Box 107, Radio speech - RIAS. 1963.
Folder 33
Box 107, Essay on new tones; Symphony of the Clouds..
Folder 34
Box 107, Toch, Ernst Comments on his background & music.
2 pages, typescript

Box 107, Clipping on a lecture by Bertrand Russell about Germany.
and a typed commentary/correction by Toch

Box 107, "Nazism as a political power has been defeated..".
Folder 37
Box 107, fragment of lecture draft.
Folder 38
Box 107, "An unsere Mitgleider". Mannheim, Juli 1925.
from Gesellschaft fuer neue Musik

About the Music. Subseries 3.

About the Music

Box 108, Program notes and other essays regarding individual pieces..
Folder 1-18
Music Manuscripts. Series 7.
Boxes 109-123. Autograph manuscripts and copies of compositions by Ernst Toch.

Box 109, Folder 1 Variations on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Copyist's holograph parts 23 parts ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 109, Folder 2 Thema mit Variationen ueber "Muss i denn zum Stüadle hinaus" (Schwäbisches
Volkslied).
Physical Description: Ozalid holograph transparencies 15 p. ; 11 x 14 in.

Box 109, Folder 3 Three pieces for Doctor's Orchestra, Op. 82: Epilogue, Intermezzo, Short Story.
Physical Description: Manuscript transparencies


Box 109, Folder 4 Punch and Judy.

Box 109, Folder 5 Leprechauns.
Physical Description: Sketch, holograph 4 p. ; 11 x 14 in.

Box 109, Folder 6 Dance of the Marionettes.
Physical Description: Copyist's holograph parts, 18 parts ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 109, Folder 7 Epilogue.

Box 109, Folder 8 Symphonietta for wind instruments and percussion, Op. 97.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of holograph score 20 p. ; 11 x 14 in.

Box 109, Folder 9 Raisins & Almonds, Jewish lullaby..
Physical Description: Holograph score (ink) 1 p. ; 9 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.

Box 109, Two Folk Songs, no. 1: "Al Hasela".
Folder 10 Physical Description: Holograph score (ink) 1 l. ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 109, The Last Tale, op. 88.
Folder 11 Physical Description: Incomplete sketches, holograph (pencil) 4 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 109, Chansons sans paroles.
Folder 12 Physical Description: Copyist's score (ink) 3 folded l ; 9 1/2 x 12 in. 2 copies each.

Box 109, Gesprochene Musik, no. 1.
Folder 13 Physical Description: Holograph score 3 p. ; 9 1/2 x 12 3/4 in.

Box 109, Gesprochene Musik, no. 2.
Folder 13a Physical Description: Holograph (ink and pencil) 3 p. ; 9 1/4 x 12 3/4 in.

Box 109, Valse.
Folder 14 Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of holograph score with composer's
corrections, 11 p. ; 9 1/2 x 13 in.

Box 110, Folder 1 Valse.
Physical Description: Ozalid holograph transparencies 11 p. ; 9 12 x 13 in.

Box 110, Folder 2 Fugue on the Name B-E-C-A-C-D, in un-becacd style.
Physical Description: Holograph score [by Spencer?] 17 p. ; 11 1/4 x 14 1/2 in.

Box 110, Folder 3 From"Leaves of Grass" (Song of Myself, 32) by Walt Whitman.
Physical Description: Ozalid holograph transparencies 4 l. ; 10 1/2 x 14 in.

Box 110, Folder 4 Erlkoenig [Phantoms, op. 81, no. 3].
Physical Description: Ozalid holograph transparencies 15 l. ; 11 x 14 in.

Box 110, Folder 5 Song Without Words.
Physical Description: Copyist's holograph score (pencil) 3 folded l ; 9 1/2 x 12 in.


Box 110, Folder 6 Variations on Theme by John Scott Trotter.

Physical Description: Holograph (pencil) 12 p. ; 11 1/4 x 13 & 9 1/2 in.
Incomplete except for fugue (finale).

Box 110, Folder 7 Poem on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Holograph score (pencil) 12 p. ; 11 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 110, Folder 8 Passacaglia on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Holograph (pencil) 52 p. ; 11 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 110, Folder 9 March on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Holograph score (pencil) 26 p. ; 11 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 110, Quartet for Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, and Viola.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's score and parts 7p, 4 parts.

Box 110, Enamored Harequin, op. 94.
Folder 11 Physical Description: Sketch, holograph condensed score 4 p. ; 10 x 13 in

Box 110, Passacaglia on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Folder 12 Physical Description: Holograph (pencil) 16 p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 110, Variations on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Folder 13 Physical Description: Incomplete holograph 40 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 110, Variations on a Theme by John Scott Trotter..
Folder 14 Physical Description: Holograph score (pencil) 50 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 111, Folder 1 Sonata for violin and piano, op. 21.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 44 p. ; 10x 15 in.

Box 111, Folder 2 Poem, March, Passacaglia, and Variations on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Photocopies of copyist's scores, 10 x 14 in.

Box 111, Folder 3 Poem, March, Passacaglia, and Variations on a Theme by John Scott Trotter.
Physical Description: Photocopies of copyist's scores, 10 x 14 in.

Box 111, Folder 4 Klavierstuecke,Op. 78a and Op. 78b.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph 6 l. ; 10 x 15 in.

Box 111, Folder 5 Klapperstorch [Der Tierkries, op. 52, no. 3. Klapperstorch].
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 1 l. ; 10 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 111, Folder 6 Variations on Peter's Song, for cello and piano.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score (12 p.) and part (3 p.) ; 8 1/2 x 14
1/4 in.

Box 111, Folder 7 Zum Hochzeitstag von Fred Jackson mit Edeltraut (Peter) Lorinser..
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph, 3 p.

Box 111, Folder 8 Ladies in Retirement.
Physical Description: Photocopy of copyist's condensed score 67 l. ; 9 1/4 x 11 1/2 in.


Box 111, Folder 9 Auf Wunsch von Friedrika Amlinger, for voice and piano..

Box 111, Gruss an Grete und Hans Fuchs, for clarinet and piano.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Photocopy of holgraph, 3 p.

Box 111, Gates of Carven Jade.
Folder 11 Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 9 l. ; 10 x 15 in.

Box 111, Vom sterbenden Rokoko, op. 16, no. 1.
Folder 12 Physical Description: Photocopy of published score 5 l. ; 10 x 15 in.

Box 111, Vom sterbenden Rokoko, op. 16, no 2.

Box 111, Vom sterbenden Rokoko, op. 16, no. 3.

Box 111, Drei Praeludien, Op. 10.

Box 111, Stammbuchverse, fuer Klavier zu 2 haenden, Op. 13.
Folder 16 Physical Description: Photocopy of published score, 15 l. ; 10 x 15 in.

Box 111, Melodische Skizzen, Op. 9, no. 1.

Box 111, Melodische Skizzen, Op. 9 no. 2.
Folder 18 Physical Description: Photocopy of published score 3 l ; 10 x 15 in.

Box 111, Chansons sans paroles.
Folder 19 Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 3 p. ; 10 x 12 in.

Box 111, String Quartet in A minor, op. 12.
Folder 20 Physical Description: manuscript transparencies

Physical Description: Ozalid copyist's transparencies of score (41 p.) and part (16 p.); 9
1/2 x 13 in.

Box 112, Folder 2 Vanities of Vanities, All is Vanity, op. 79.
Physical Description: Signed, Ozalid reproduction of holograph score 38 p. ; 11 1/3 x
14 in.

Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's score (41 p.) and part (16 p.), 2
scores, 2 parts ; 11 1/2 x 15 in.

Box 112, Folder 4 Third symphony, Op. 75, Third movement.
Physical Description: Incomplete photocopy holograph, pp. 63-71, ; 9 x 12 in.
First version, different from published version.


Box 112, Folder 5 Chansons sans paroles.

Physical Description: Photocopy of copyist's score 3 folded l. ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 112, Folder 6 Kammersymphonie.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 32 p. ; 11 x 15 in.

Box 112, Folder 7 The Last Tale, op. 88.
Physical Description: Incomplete photocopy of holograph condensed score 31 l. ; 10 x
15 in.

Box 112, Folder 8 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, op. 65.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score, left margin cut off 34 l. ; 10 x 15
in.

Box 112, Folder 9 Suite "The Idle Stroller".
Physical Description: Holograph score 106 p. ; 11 1/2 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 112, Circus Overture.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Holograph score 34 p. ; 12 1/4 x 17 in.

Box 113, Folder 1 Remember.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph 3 p ; 8 1/2 x 11 in.

Box 113, Folder 2 Last Tale, Op. 88.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of holograph score, 173 p.

Box 113, Folder 3 Third Symphony, op. 75.
Physical Description: Holograph score 99 p. ; 13 1/3 x 11 in.

Box 113, Folder 4 String Quartet, Op. 70.
Physical Description: Holograph (ink), 59 p. 13 1/2 x 11 in.

Box 113, Folder 5 Spiel fuer Blasorchester, op. 39.
Physical Description: Ozalid copyist's transparencies of score and parts, 1 score (28 l.)
+ 4 parts (122 l.)

Box 113, Folder 6 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs, Op. 65.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of holograph, 63p., 11 x 14 in.

Box 114, Folder 1 Address Unknown.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph condensed score 172 p. ; 9 x 11 1/2 in.

Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 172 p. ; 9 x 11 1/2 in.

Box 114, Folder 3 Cat and the Canary.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's condensed score 47 p. ; 9 x 12
in.

Box 114, Folder 4 None Shall Escape.
Physical Description: Copyist's condensed score 57 p. ; 10 1/2 x 14 in.

Box 114, Folder 6 Ladies in Retirement.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's condensed score 67 l. ; 9 1/2 x
13 in.


Box 114, Folder 7 3 Originalstuecke fuer das elektrische Welte-Mignon Klavier.
Physical Description: 2 Photocopies of holograph score 25 l. ; 11 x 13 in.

Box 115, Folder 1 Doodles (Cartoons).
Physical Description: Cartoon sketches (pencil and ink) 7 sleeves.

Box 115, Folder 2 Skizzenblaetter (Sketches). 1950s-1960s.
Physical Description: Holograph (pencil) 133 p. ; 5 1/4 x 3 1/2; 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 in.

Box 115, Folder 3 "In a Romantic Mood" (Ghost Breakers).
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's condensed score 6 p. ; 9 x 12 in.

Box 115, Folder 4 Selections from Outcast..
Physical Description: Ozalid reproductions of copyist's condensed scores, 5 condensed
scores ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/4 in.

Box 115, Folder 5 Vocal accompaniments for possible Bing Crosby use.
Physical Description: Holograph scores (pencil) 2 scores ; 10 3/4 x 12 3/4 and 9 x 12
1/4 in.
Includes "My Romance" and "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen"

Box 115, Miscellaneous teaching material.
Folder 5a Scope and Content Note
Gift of J.S. Trotter

Box 115, Folder 6 Sketches.
Physical Description: Holograph (pencil) 8 l. ; 103/4 x 13 1/2 in.
Includes arrangement of Mozart's Piano Sonata in F, K. 332, XV/4 and other unidentified
sketches.

Box 115, Folder 7 Fragment.
Physical Description: Ozalid holograph transparency of 3 bars of music 1 l. ; 11 x 14

Box 115, Miscellaneous typescript.
Folder 8a Physical Description: 2 typescript pages

Box 115, Main Title (Address Unknown?).
Folder 8b Physical Description: Holograph condensed score of main theme 2 p. ; 9 1/2 x 12 in.

Box 115, Folder 8c "Remember?" from "Profiles".
Physical Description: Holograph (ink), 2 l. folded, 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 115, Folder 8 "The Merry Billy-goat" from "Profiles".
Physical Description: Holograph (ink), 2 l. folded, 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 115, Miscellaneous music examples from other composers.
Folder 8e
Box 115, Folder 8 Kleine Overture fuer Blaeser und Schlagzeug.


Box 115, Komodie fuer Orchester.

Folder 8g Physical Description: Holograph score 38 p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 in.
unfinished first attempt

Box 115, Untitled fragment.
Folder 8h Physical Description: Holograph score (ink) 13 p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 115, Folder 8i Fragment from Hyperion, op. 71.
Physical Description: Holograph score pp. 55-65 ; 10 1/2 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 115, Folder 9 Miscellaneous Sketches.
Physical Description: Holograph 127 p. ;
Includes "Fifth Symphony," "Improvisation in Three Movements" (for Piatigorsky), "Sixth
Symphony," and other unidentified sketches.

Box 115, Folder 9 Variation Fantasy Sketch.
Physical Description: Holograph score (pencil) 2 p. ; 12 1/2 x 17 in.
[Quartets, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, viola, op. 98]

Box 116, Folder 1 Fuge aus der Geographie.

Box 116, Cantata of the Bitter Herbs.
Folder 1a Physical Description: ozalid reproduction, 26 p.
Vocal part

Box 116, Folder 2 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs.
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's score, 26 p.

Box 116, Folder 3 Dedication, for Franzi and Irving on their wedding day.

Box 116, Folder 4 Scheherazade [The Last Tale, op. 88].
Physical Description: Percussion part, 20 p.

Box 116, Folder 5 The Last Tale, op. 88.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph title page and first page of music, 3 p.

Box 116, Folder 6 The Last Tale.
Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score, 173 p.

Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph score 216 p. ; 9 x 11 1/2 in.

Physical Description: Photocopy of holograph condensed score 57 p. ; 9 x 11 1/2 in.

Box 117, Folder 3 "The Ghost Breakers." Cast. 2nd Revision..
Physical Description: Ozalid reproduction of copyist's condensed score 1 p. ; 9 x 12 in.


Box 117, Folder 4 Abie's Irish Rose. Nostalgia..

Box 117, Folder 5 Abie's Irish Rose.
Physical Description: Holograph condensed score (pencil) 40 p. ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 117, Folder 6 Abie's Irish Rose.
Physical Description: Script/timing sheets 74/13 l. ; 8 1/2 x 11 in.

Box 118, Folder 1 Adagio elegiaco.
Physical Description: Holograph score (ink) 3 p. ; 10 x 13 in.

Box 118, Folder 2 Klavier violin sonate, op. 44.
Physical Description: Holograph score 28 p.; 10 3/4 x 13 1/4 in.

Box 118, Folder 3 Serenade fuer violine und bratsche, op. 25.
Physical Description: Holograph score (ink) 17 p. ; 13 x 9 1/2 in.

Box 118, Folder 4 3 Originalstuecke fuer das elektrische Welte-Mignon Klavier.

Box 118, Folder 5 Sonatinetta, op. 78b.

Box 118, Folder 6 String Quartet Fragment.

Box 118, Folder 7 Kammersymphonie fuer zehn Solo-instrumente.

Box 119, Folder 1 An mein Vaterland, op. 23.
Physical Description: Holograph 176 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 119, Folder 2 An mein Vaterland, op. 23.
Physical Description: Not a holograph, but with his corrections. 286 p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 3/4
in.

Box 119, Folder 3 No. 1 Besetzung..
An early version (?) of 1st movement of Bunte Suite, op. 48.

Box 119, Folder 4 Bunte Suite, op. 48, no. 4. "Marionetten-Tanz".
Physical Description: Holograph score (ink and pencil) 17 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 119, Folder 5 Bunte Suite, op. 48, no. 4. Marionetten-Tanz.
Physical Description: Holograph condensed score (pencil) 8 p. ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 119, Folder 6 Bunte Suite, op. 48. "Coney Island".
Physical Description: Holograph 18 p. ; 11 x 13 1/2 in.

Box 119, Folder 7 Bunte Suite, op. 48. "Coney Island" (parts).
Physical Description: Copyist's holograph, 13 parts ; 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.


Box 119, Folder 8 Streichquartett, no. 11, op. 34.
Physical Description: Incomplete photocopy of holograph pp. 14, 27, 29, 41, 4 p. ; 10 x
15 in.

Box 120, Folder 1 Der KinderNeujahrstraum, op. 19.

Box 120, Folder 2 Im fernen Osten.

Box 120, Folder 3 Medea.

Box 120, Folder 4 Die Rollen des Schauspielers Seami.
Physical Description: Holograph score 7 p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 in

Box 120, Folder 5 Turandot; Die Raeuber.
Two works bound together.

Box 120, Folder 6 Die Heilige von U.S.A..

Box 120, Folder 7 Koenig Oedipus, Tiel 1.

Box 120, Folder 8 Koenig Oedipus, Tiel II.
Physical Description: Holograph score 26p. ; 10 1/2 x 13 in.

Box 120, Folder 9 Das Kirschbluetenfest.

Box 120, Anabasis.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Holograph score pp. 1-12 ; 10 1/2 x 12 i/2 in.

Box 120, Napoleon.
Folder 10 Physical Description: Holograph score pp. 13-36 ; 10 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Box 120, Uli Wittewuepp.
Folder 11 Physical Description: Holograph 58 p. ; 10 3/4 x 13 in.

Box 120, Gates of Carven Jade.
Folder 12 Physical Description: Holograph score 8 p. ; 11 x 14 1/2 in.
Incomplete?

Box 120, Streichquartett in A-moll, op. 12.
Folder 13 Physical Description: photocopy of copyist's score, 48 p.

Physical Description: Holograph score, 216 p.



Physical Description: Holograph score 171 p ; 13 x 19 in.

Box 122, Folder Scheherazade [The Last Tale, Op. 88]. Parts..
Note: Materials pertaining to premiere can be found in box 117, Realia and Miscellaneous.

Box 123, Folder The Last Tale, Op. 88. Drafts, sketches, libretti, etc..
To be found among letter boxes.

Toch Published Works. Series 8.
Boxes 124-127. Printed publications by Ernst Toch.

Musical Works. Subseries 1.

Printed publications of music by Ernst Toch.

Box 124, Folder 1 Collected Works.
Physical Description: miniature scores
The Chinese flute for soprano and chamber orchestra, op. 29. New York: Associated
Music Publishers, Inc., 1949 (54 p.) -- Pinocchio. New York: Associated Music
Publishers, Inc., 1937. (30 p.) -- String quartet op. 70. New York: Leeds Music
Corporation, 1949. (42 p.) -- Hyperion, a dramatic prelude, op. 71. New York: Leeds
Music Corporation, 1950. (62 p.) -- Erste Symphonie, op. 72. Mainz: B. Schott's
Soehne, 1951. (183 p.).

Box 124, Folder 2 Second Symphony, Op. 73. 1953.
Physical Description: 140.0 pages
Physical Description: miniature score, paperback
General note
Study score.

Box 124, Folder 3 Erste Symphonie op. 72. Partitur. 1951.

Box 124, Folder 4 Erste Symphonie op. 72. Partitur.. 1951.
Physical Description: Miniature score, hardback

Physical Description: miniature scores
Quartet, op. 18 Leipzig: Josef Weinberger, 1911. (62 p.) -- Serenade, op. 20 fuer drei
violinen. [Leipzig: Josef Weinberger, 1912. (29 p.) -- Streichquartett C-dur, op. 26.
Coeln am Rhine: Tischer & Jagenberg, 1919?. (48 p.) -- Streichquartett auf den namen
"Bass", op. 28. Coeln am Rhine: Tischer & Jagenberg, 1922? (51 p.) -- Quartett, op. 34.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1924. (53 p.).


Box 124, Folder 6 Fuenf stuecke fuer kammerorchester, op. 33. 1924.

Physical Description: miniature score, hardback

Box 124, Folder 7 Streichquartett auf den namen "Bass", op. 28. 1922?.

Box 124, Folder 8 Streichquartett C-dur, op. 26. 1919?.

Box 124, Folder 9 Symphony no. 2, Op. 73. 1953.
Physical Description: Miniature score, paperback
General note
Study score.

Box 124, Symphony no. 4, op. 80. 1960.
Folder 10 Physical Description: 56.0 pages

Box 124, Jephta, Rhapsodic Poem (Symphony No. 5), op. 89. 1965.

Box 125, Folder 1 A watermelon, Avatiach. 1939.
Physical Description: score

Box 125, Folder 2 Der Faecher. 1930.
Physical Description: piano reduction, hardcover

Box 125, Folder 3 Das Wasser. 1930.
Physical Description: score, hardcover

Box 125, Folder 4 Poems to Martha, Op. 66. 1943.

Konzert fuer violoncell un kammerorchester, op. 35. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1925.
(Piano reduction, 37 p.) -- Zwei divertimenti fuer streichduo, op. 37. Mainz: B. Schott's
Soehne, n.d. (24 p.) -- Konzert fuer klavier und orchester, op. 38. Mainz: B. Schott's
Soehne, 1926. (Piano reduction, 71 p.) -- Neun Lieder fuer Sopran und Klavier, op. 41.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1928. (27 p.) -- Sonate fuer violine und klavier, op. 44.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1928. (23 p.) -- Sonate fuer violoncello und klavier, op. 50.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1929. (20 p.).


Box 125, Folder 6 Fanal fuer Orchester und Orgel, op. 45. 1928.

Box 125, Folder 7 Kleine Theater-Suite fuer Orchester, op. 54. 1931.

Box 126, Folder 1 Phantastische Nachtmusik, op. 27.
General note
Date unknown.

Box 126, Folder 2 Divertimento fuer Violine und Violoncello, op. 37, no. 1.
Physical Description: score, paperback
General note
Date unknown.

Box 126, Folder 3 Kleinstadtbilder, op. 49. 1929.
Box 126, Folder 4 Poems to Martha, op. 66. 1943.
Physical Description: score, paperback
General note
2 copies.

Box 126, Folder 5 Fuge aus der Geographie. 1930.
Physical Description: 2 photocopies of published score

Box 126, Folder 6 Vom sterbenden Rokoko, op. 16. nos. 1 and 3. 1910.
Physical Description: Photocopy of published violin part

Box 126, Folder 7 Serenade, op. 25. revised ed.. 1943.
Physical Description: parts

Box 126, Folder 8 Collected Piano Works.
Burlesken, Op. 31. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1924 -- Drei Klavierstueke, Op. 32.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1925 -- Capriccetti, Op. 36. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1925
-- Tanz und Spielstueke, Op. 40. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1927 -- Sonate, Op. 47.
Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1928 -- Kleinstadtbilder, Op. 49. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne,
1929 -- Fuenfmal zehn Etueden, Op. 55-59. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1931.

Box 126, Folder 9 Burlesken, op. 31. 1924.
Physical Description: paperback

Box 126, Choruses for Mixed Voices.
Cui Bono? -- The Lamb -- Extinquish My Eyes.


Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine. A Vatiach. 1939.

Folder 14
Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine. Tapuach Zahav.. 1939.
Folder 15
Literary Works (Books). Subseries 2.

Printed books by Toch.

Box 127, Folder 1 Melodielehre. 1923.
Physical Description: hardcover

Box 127, Folder 2 Die Chinesische Floete.

Box 127, Der Faecher. 1930.
Folder 3-4 Physical Description: 76.0 pages
General note
Libretto by F. Lion.

Box 127, Folder 5 The Shaping Forces of Music. 1948.
Physical Description: hardcover

Box 127, Folder 6 Shaping Forces.
General note
Book jacket.

Toch's Library: Books and Journals. Series 9.
Printed books and journals. Boxes 128-163.

Books. Subseries 1.
Books.

Box 128, Folder 1 Knaurs Opernfuehrer. 1952.
Inscribed to Toch by the author.

Box 128, Folder 2 Cohn, Arthur. The collector's Twentieth-century Music in the Western Hemisphere.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1961..
Physical Description: 256 p.
inscribed to Toch by the author


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 128, Folder 3 Turner, W. J. Mozart, the Man and his Works. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1938..
inscribed to Toch by Georg Bassman

Box 128, Folder 4 Bekker, Paul. Wagner, das leben im werke. Berlin: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt
Stuttgart, 1924..
inscribed to Toch by Eugene ___?

Box 128, Folder 5 Hindemith, Paul. Unterweisung im Tonsatz. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1937..

Box 128, Folder 6 Eulenberg, Robert. Der Uebergang, eine tragoedie. Muenchen: Kurt Wolff Verlag,
1920..
poetic inscription by Robert Eulenberg

Box 129, Folder 1 Dekker, Eduard Douwes (Multatuli). Max Havelaar. Leipzig: Otto Hendel, n.d..

Box 129, Folder 2 Krishnamurti, J. Verstaendnis Sei Gesetz. Duesseldorf: Ernst Pieper Ring-Verlag,
1929..

Box 129, Folder 3 Radbruch, Gustav. Einfuehrung in die Rechtswissenschaft. Leipzig: Verlag von
Quelle & Meyer, 1919..

Box 129, Folder 4 Agnon, S. J. Im Herzen der Meere und Andere Erzaehlungen. Zuerich: Manesse
Verlag, 1966..

Box 129, Folder 5 Rueckert, Friedrich. Die Weisheit des Brahmanen. Leipzig: Verlag von S. Hirzel,
1896..
inscribed: to Toch on his Bar-Mizva, 1900.

Box 129, Folder 6 Eeden, Frederik van. Der kleine Johannes III. Berlin: Schuster & Loeffler, 1906..

Box 129, Folder 7 Eeden, Frederik van. Der Kleine Johannes I/II. Berlin: Schuster & Loeffler, 1906..

Box 129, Folder 8 Coster, Charles de. Tyll Ulenspiegel und Lamm Goedzak. Jena: Eugen Diederichs,
1919..

Box 129, Folder 9 Aristophanes. Lysistrata. Leo Greiner, ed. Berlin: der Buecher des Deutschen
Theaters, 1920..

Books. Subseries 1.

Box 129, Ellsan, Benno. Spanien Gesehen von Einem Kuenstler. Muenchen: Delphin-Verlag,
Folder 10 1926..

Box 129, Bartsch, Rudolf Hans. Die Geschichte von der Hannerl und Ihren Liebhabern.
Folder 11 Leipzig: Verlag von L. Staackmann, 1913..

Box 129, Wildgans, Anton. Liebe. Leipzig: Verlag von L. Staackmann, 1916..
Folder 12 Physical Description: 133 p.

Box 130, Folder 1 Kerner, Dr. Med. Dieter. Mozarts Todeskrankheit. Berlin: Mainz, 1961..

Box 130, Folder 2 Pfitzner, Hans. Futuristengefahr: Bei gelegenheit von Busoni's Aesthetik. Leipzig:
Sueddeutsche Monatshefte, 1921..

Box 130, Folder 3 Salzer, Felix. Strukturelles Hoeren: Der tonale Zusammenhang in der Musik. Band
II. Wilhelmshaven: Otto Heinrich Noetzel, 1960..

Box 130, Folder 4 Schoenberg, Arnold. Harmonielehre. Leipzig: Universal-Edition, 1911..

Box 130, Folder 5 Reich, Willi. Mozarts Briefe. Zuerich: Manesse Verlag, 1948..

Box 130, Folder 6 Rutz, Hans. Franz Schubert, Dokumente Seines Lebens und Schaffens. Muenchen:
Verlag C. H. Beck, 1952..
inscribed to Toch by the author

Box 130, Folder 7 Wellesz, Egon. Arnold Schoenberg. Leipzig: E. P. Tal & Co. Verlag, 1921..

Box 130, Folder 8 Stravinsky, Igor. Poetics of Music. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1947..

Box 130, Folder 9 Hanslick, Eduard. Fuenf Jahre Musik [1891-1895]. Berlin: Verein fuer Deutsche
Litteratur, 1896..

Box 130, Folder 9 Kerst, Friedrich. Schumman-brevier. Berlin: Verlegt bei Schuster & Loeffler, 1905..

Box 130, Ludwig, Emil. Beethoven, Life of a Conqueror. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons,
Folder 10 1943..

Box 130, Schweitzer, Albert. Aus Meiner Kindheit und Jugenzeit. Muenchen: C. H. Beck'sche
Folder 11 Verlgasbuchhandlung, 1924..

Books. Subseries 1.

Box 131 Wagner, Richard. Saemtliche Schriften und Dichtungen. Leipzig: Breitkopf und
Haertel, 1911..
Six volumes.

Box 133, Folder 1 Gedalge, Andre. Lehrbuch der Fuge. Braunschweig: Henry Litolff's Verlag, 1906
(?)..

Box 133, Folder 2 The Bible, King James version. Ernest Sutehrland Bates, ed. New York: Simon and
Schuster, 1936..
Box 133, Folder 3 Kling, Professor H. Populaere Instrumentationslehre. Hannover: Louis Oertel
Musikverlag, 1888 (?)..

Box 133, Folder 4 Koechel, Dr. Ludwig Ritter von. W.A. Mozart Thematisches Verzeichnis Seiner
Werke. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1905..

Box 134, Folder 1 Kahn, Gordon. Hollywood on Trial: The Story of the Ten Who Were Indicted.
Foreword by Thomas Mann. New York: Boni & Gaer, 1948..

Box 134, Folder 2 Ziegler, Leopold. Ueberlieferung. Leipzig: Verlag Jakob Hegner, 1936..
Inscribed to Toch

Box 134, Folder 3 Steinfeld, Julius I., M.D., Therapeutic Studies on Psychotics. Des Plaines: Forest
Press-Publishers, 1951..
Inscribed to Ernst and Lilly Toch by the author.

Box 134, Folder 4 MacDowell, Marian. The First Twenty Years of the MacDowell Colony.
Peterborough: Transcript Printing Company, 1951..

Box 134, Folder 5 Devare, Ulric. Gustav Mahler's Song of the Earth: An appreciation. London: Villiers
Publications Ltd., 1960..
Introduction by Toch.

Box 134, Folder 6 Jordan, Richard. Der Sprechende Hund. Stuttgart: Richard Jordon, n.d..

Box 134, Folder 7 Kindermann, Henny. Lola: Der Sprechende Hund. Stuttgart: Verlag von Richard
Jordan, 1927..


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 135, Folder 1 Bernhard, Emil. Die Jagd Gottes. Berlin: Volksbuehnen-Verlags und Vertriebs, n.d..
Inscribed with a poem signed by the author.

Box 135, Folder 1 Thoreau, Henry David. Walden and other writings of Henry David Thoreau. New
York: The Modern Library, 1937..
Inscribed on last page: "How glad I am to be able to share this book with both of you --
Clair." (Trotter)

Box 135, Folder 2 Harley, Eugene. Woodrow Wilson Still Lives -- His World Ideals Triumphant. Los
Angeles: Western Printing Company, 1944..

Box 135, Folder 2 Kessel, Martin. Gebaendigte Kurven: Gedichte. Frankfurt: Iris-Verlag, n.d..
Inscribed: to Toch by the author, 1927.

Box 135, Folder 3 Knapp, Georg Friedrick. Aus der Jugend Eines Deutschen Gelehrten. Stuttgart:
Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1927..
Inscribed to Toch by Elly Heuss Knapp, 1933.

Box 135, Folder 3 Stolper, Toni. Ein Leben in Brennpunkten Unserer Zeit: Gustav Stolper 1888-1947.
Tuebingen: Rainer Wunderlich Verlag, 1960..

Box 135, Folder 4 Grimme, Adolf. Selbstbesinnung. Braunschweig: Verlag Georg Westermann, 1947..
Inscribed to Mrs. Toch by the author.

Box 136, Folder 1 Korn, Peter Jona. Musikalische Umwelt Verschmutzung. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf &
Haertel, 1975..

Box 136, Folder 2 Arnold Schoenberg: Zum Fuenfzigsten Geburtstage. Wien: Sonderheft der
Musicblaetter des Anbruch, 1924..

Box 136, Folder 3 Weyl, Hermann. Symmetrie. Basel: Birkhaeuser, 1955..

Box 136, Folder 4 Zoff, Otto. Great Composers Through the Eyes of Their Contemporaries. New York:
E. P. Dutton & Co. Inc., 1951..


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 136, Folder 5 Jadassohn, S. Lehrbuch des Einfachen. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1903..

Box 136, Folder 6 Hadden, Cuthbert. The Master Musicians: Stories of Romantic Lives. London: T. N.
Foulis, 1913..

Box 137, Folder 1 Uhde-Bernans, Hermann Spitzweg. Reime und bilder. Muenchen: Delphin-Verlag,
n.d..
inscribed: a quote on inside back cover and the initials M.K.

Box 137, Folder 2 Bernhard, Emil. Hotel Eden Berlin: Volksbuehnen-Verlags-und Vertriebs-G.m.b.H.,
1931..
Inscribed to Toch by author.

Box 137, Folder 3 Grimme, Adolf. Vom wesen der romantik. Braunschweig: Verlag Georg
Westermann, 1947..
Inscribed to Toch by the author (?)

Box 137, Folder 4 Mann, Thomas. Nietszches Philosophie im Lichte Unserer Erfahrung. Stockholm:
Bermann-Fischer Verlag, 1947..
Inscribed to Mr. & Mrs. Toch from Thomas Mann.

Box 137, Folder 5 Eulenberg, Herbert. Ernste schwaenke, vier einakter. Leipzig: Kurt Wolff Verlag,
1913..
103 p.

Box 137, Folder 6 Bericht: Ueber den Musikwissenschaftlichen Kongress in Basel. Leipzig: Druck und
Verlag von Breitkopf & Haertel, 1925..

Box 137, Folder 7 Ludwig, Emi.l Wilhelm der zweite. Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt Verlag, 1926..
495 p.

Box 137, Folder 8 Hay, Sara Hendersond. The Delicate Balance. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons,
1951..
Inscribed: "For Ernst Toch, with the affectionate regards of Sally Lopatnikoff (Sara
Henderson Hay) January 18, 1953."

Box 137, Folder 9 Rilke, Rainer Maria. Die liebe der Magdalena. Leipzig: Im Insel-Verlag, 1919..
(50 p.) inscribed


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 137, Skinner, Frank. Underscore. New York: Criterion Music Corp., 1950..
239 p.

Box 138, Folder 1 Devare, Ulric. Pieta. London: Villiers Publications Ltd., 1959..
(19 p.) inscribed: "For the celebrated composer Ernst Toch with the kindest regards
and the gratitude of Ulric Devare. February 25, 1960."

Box 138, Folder 2 Schaeke, Gerhard. Kleine Portrats. Wuertt: Verlag "Die Arche" Itirsau, n.d..
(71 p.) inscribed to Toch by author

Box 138, Folder 3 Rilke, Rainer Maria. Die Briefe an Grafin Sizzo. 1921-1926. Wiesbaden: Im
Insel-Verlag.
inscribed

Box 138, Folder 5 Bethge, Hans. Lieder an eine kunstreiterin. Berlin: Gyldendalscher Verlag, 1922..
41 p. inscribed to Toch by the author

Box 138, Folder 6 Gero, Marcel. Uli Witewupp. attraktion in sechs aufzuegen. Berlin: Felix Bloch
Erben, n.d..
91 p. inscribed by Toch

Box 138, Folder 7 Korngold, Julius. Child prodigy, Erich Wolfgang's years of childhood. New York:
Willard Publishing Co., 1945..
80 p. inscribed to Toch

Box 138, Folder 8 Wuerz, Richard. Max Reger. Muenchen: Otto Halbreiter, 1920..
Eine sammlung von studien aus dem kreise seiner persoenlichen schueler. Heft I:
Regers harmonik von Dr. Hermann Grabner. 48 p. Inscribed to Toch

Box 138, Folder 9 Devare, Ulric. Gustav Mahler's song of the earth (Das Lied von der Erde). London:
Villiers Publications Ltd, 1960..
An appreciation in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the
composer's birth. (Introduction by Ernst Toch.) 20 p.

Box 138, Heuss-Knapp, Elly. Ausblick vom Muensterturm. Berlin: Hans Bott Verlag, n.d..
(168 p.) inscribed: to Toch by the author 1935.

Box 138, Devare, Ulric. Journey into harvest. London: Villiers Publications Ltd., 1961..
(64 p.) inscribed: "For Ernst Toch with the highest regards and the greatest respect.
God bless you always. Gratefully Ulric Devore. April 1961."


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 138, Doeblin, Alfred. November 1918 eine deutsche revolution. Muenchen: Im Verlag
Folder 12 Karl Alber, 1949..
Erzaehlwerk Heimkehr der Fronttruppen (497 p.) inscribed: signed by the author

Box 139, Folder 1 Kaiser, Georg. Noli me tangere, stueck in zwei teilen. Potsdam: Gustav
Kiepenheuer Verlag, 1922..
81 p.

Box 139, Folder 2 Poppen, Hermann. Max Reger. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1918..
93 p.

Box 139, Folder 3 Das zaubertheater von Medardus, Prokop und Sylvester. Leipzig: Kurt Wolff
Verlag, 1915..
mit einer einleitung von Franz Blei 304 p.

Box 139, Folder 4 McNamara, Daniel I., ed. The ASCAP biographical dictionary of composers, authors
and publishers. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1952..
L.C. # 52-7038 636 p.

Box 139, Folder 5 Johannes Brahms. im Briefwechsel. Berlin: Gesellschaft m.b.h., 1908..
mit Joseph Joachim, zweiter band 306 p.

Box 139, Folder 6 Johannes Brahms. im briefwechsel. Berlin: Geschellschaft m.b.h., 1908..
mit Joseph Joachim, erster band 329 p.

Box 139, Folder 7 Kennan, Kent Wheeler. The technique of orchestration. New Jersey: Prentice-Hall,
Inc., 1952..
Prentice-Hall Music Series L.C. # 52-8604 321 p.

Box 140, Folder 1 Endore, Guy. King of Paris. London: Cresset-Gollancz, 1956..
A Novel based on the lines of Alexandre Dumas, father and son. (487 p.) inscribed: "To
Ernst & Lilly. once in pencil and again in ink To Ernst & Lilly with the author's warmest
wishes. Guy Endore."

Box 140, Folder 2 Volksliederbuch fuer die jugend. Leipzig: C.F. Peters, 1930..
Herausgegeben von der Staatlichen Kommission fuer das Volksliederbuch. Band I -
Choere fuer gleiche Stimmen, Heft 1, Heft 3 Band II - Gemischte Choere, Heft 5, Heft 6
Band III - Einstimmige Lieder mit Begleitung, Heft 11, Heft 12, Heft 14 note: bound
separately

Box 141, Folder 1 Hensel, S. Die Familie Mendelssohn 1729-1847. Berlin: B. Behr's Verlag, 1908..
nach briefen und tagebuechern. Fuenfzehnte Auflage, I. (483 p.)


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 141, Folder 2 Hensel, S. Die familie Mendelssohn 1729-1847. Berlin: B. Behr's Verlag, 1908..
Nach briefen und tagebuechern. Fuenfzehnte auflage, II. 483 p.

Box 141, Folder 3 Richard Strauss briefwechsel. Berlin: Paul Zsolnay, 1926..
mit Hugo von Hofmannsthal 402 p.

Box 141, Folder 4 Wellesz, Egon. Die neue instrumentation. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1928..
Erste auflage (175 p.)

Box 141, Folder 5 Wellesz, Egon. Die neue instrumentation. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1928..
II. Teil: Das Orchester. Erste auflage. (183 p.)

Box 141, Folder 6 Rolland, Ranain. Ludwig van Beethoven. Zuerich: Max Rascher, 1918..
149 p.

Box 142, Folder 1 Hummel, Walter. Nannerl, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts schwester. Zuerich:
Amalthea-Verlag, 1952..
103 p.

Box 142, Folder 2 Adler, Guido. Gustav Mahler. Leipzig: Universal Edition, 1916..
106 p.

Box 142, Folder 3 Ludwig van Beethovens briefe. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1909..
in ausmahl herausgegeben von Albert Leissmann 299 p.

Box 142, Folder 4 Heinze, Leopold. Theoretisch = praftische musik = und harmonielehre. Breslau:
Heinrich Handel's Verlag, 1895..
nach paedagogischen grundfaessen 172 p.

Box 142, Folder 5 Briefwechsel zwischen Wagner und Liszt. erste band. Leipzig: Breitkopf und
Haertel, 1887..
vom jahre 1841 bis 1853 298 p.

Box 142, Folder 6 Briefwechsel zwischen Wagner und Liszt. zweiter band. Leipzig: Breitkopf und
Haertel, 1887..
vom jahre 1854 bis 1861 328 p.

Box 142, Folder 7 Kreowski, Ernst und Fuchs, Edvard. Richard Wagner in der karikatur. Berlin: B.
Behr's, 1907..
mit sieben beilagen und 223 text-illustrationen 208 p.


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 143, Folder 1 Salzer, Felix. Strukturelles hoeren. Wilhelmshaven: Otto Heinrich Noetzel, 1960..
der tonale zusammenhang in der musik I. 237 p.

Box 143, Folder 2 Tolstoi, Leo N. Shakespeare: einte kritische studie. Hannover: Adolph Sponholtz
Verlag, 1906..
148 p.

Box 143, Folder 3 Herz, Gerhard. Johann Sebastian Bach. Bern-Leipzig: Paul Haupt, 1936..

Box 143, Folder 4 Rehfisch, Hans J. Nickel und die sechsunddreissig gerechten. Berlin: Oesterheld &
Co. Verlag, 1925..
Komoedie in drei Akten 85 p.

Box 143, Folder 5 Wildgans, Anton. Armut ein trauerspiel von Anton Wildgans. Leipzig: Verlag von L.
Staackmann, 1916..
150 p.

Box 143, Folder 6 Grabner, Hermann. Lehrbuch der musikalischen analyse. Leipzig: C. F. Kahnt..
48 p.

Box 143, Folder 7 Lortzing, G. A. Undine. Leipzig: C. F. Peters..
240 p. score

Box 143, Folder 8 Whitman, Walt. Leaves of grass. New York: Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 1940..
(316 p.)

Box 144, Folder 1 Mann, Thomas. Doktor Faustus. Stockholm: Bermann-Fischer Verlag, 1947..
inscribed: "To Ernst Toch, who has no need of the devil, a neighborly dedication from
Thomas Mann." (772 p.)

Box 144, Folder 2 Holmes, Edward. The life of Mozart. London: J. M. Dent & Sons, 1912..
307 p. inscribed to Toch by his friend and pupil

Box 144, Folder 3 Zum gedenken an Ernst Ludwig Heuss.
s. August 1910 bis 14. Februar 1967. Ansprache von Walter Bauer, 1967.

Box 144, Folder 4 Guerster, Eugen. Nietzsche und die musik. Muenchen: Max Hueber Verlag, 1929..
61 p. Inscribed to Toch


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 144, Folder 5 Klabund. Das Kirschbluetenfest. Speil nach dem japanischen. Wien:
Phaidon-Verlag, 1927..
(112 p.) inscribed: on cover page.

Box 144, Folder 6 Mann, Thomas. Briefe 1937-1947. Kempten: S. Fischer Verlag, 1963..
(765 p.)

Box 144, Folder 7 Auszug des geistes. Bremer: Verlag B.C. Heye & Co., 1962..
Bericht ueber eine Sendereihe. Bremer Beitraege IV. (231 p.) 3 copies

Box 145, Folder 1 Moerike, Eduard. Mozart auf der Reise Nach Prag. Wien: Kunstverlag Anton
Schroll & Co., n.d..

Box 145, Folder 2 Bartsch, Rudolf Hans. Das deutsche leid. Leipzig: Verlag von L. Staackman, 1912..
434 p.

Box 145, Folder 3 Busoni, Ferruccio. Entwurf einer neuen aesthetik der tonkunst. Leipzig:
Insel-Verlag; n.d..
48 p. 2 copies

Box 145, Folder 4 Bernhard, Emil. Das reissende lamm. Drama in fuenf akten. Berlin:
Volksbuehnen-Verlags-und Vertriebs-G.m.b.H., 1926..
70 p.

Box 145, Folder 5 Hamsun, Knut. Im maerchenland. Muenchen: Albert Langen Verlag, 1912..
280 p.

Box 145, Folder 6 Swoboda, Dr. Heinrich. Griechische geschichte. Leipzig: G. F. Goeschen'sche
Verlagshandlung, 1907..
194 p.

Box 145, Folder 7 Holberg, Ludwig. Meisterkomoedien. Muenchen: Georg Mueller, 1921..
419 p.

Box 145, Folder 8 Kurth, Dr. Ernst. Romantische harmonik und ihre krise in Wagners "Tristan."
Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1920..
538 p.

Box 146, Folder 1 Freyhold, K. F. Edmund von Hasenbuch. Verse von Christian Morgenstern.
Wiesbaden: Im Insel-Verlag, 1960..
inscribed: to the Tochs by Morgenstern

Books. Subseries 1.

Box 146, Folder 2 Hardt, Ernst. Tantris der narr. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1911..
Drama in 5 Akten 159 p.

Box 146, Folder 2 Nohl, Ludwig. Mozarts briefe. Leipzig: Breitkopf und Haertel, 1877..
nach den originalien herausgegeben (478 p.)

Box 146, Folder 4 Multatuli Die abenteuer des kleinen Walther Westf..
Uebertragen aus dem hollaendischen von Wilhelm Spohr. Erster Band. 432 p.

Box 146, Folder 5 Kuegelgen, Wilhelm von. Jugenderinnerurgen eines alten mannes. Leipzig: Max
Hesses Verlag, n.d..
(658 p.)

Box 146, Folder 6 Multatuli Die Abenteuer des klienen Walther Westf..
Uebertragen aus dem hollaendischen von Wilhelm Spohr. Zweiter band. 432 p.

Box 146, Folder 7 Hardt, Ernst. Gudrun: ein trauerspiel in fuenf akten. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag..
149 p.

Box 147, Folder 1 Baum, Vicki. Fruehe schatten. Berlin: Erich Reiss Verlag, 1914..
(277 p.)

Box 147, Folder 2 Baum, Vicki. Falling Star. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1934..
(313 p.) translated to English by Ida Zeitlin. inscribed: "Forget Hollywood but don't
forget your friend. Vicki 1975"

Box 147, Folder 3 Baum, Vicki. Der weg. Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1925..
Novelle. (54 p.)

Box 147, Folder 4 Baum, Vicki. Miniaturen. Berlin: Weltgeist-Buecher Verlags-Gesellschaft m.b.H.,
n.d..
(56 p.)

Box 147, Folder 5 Baum, Vicki Die Andern Zage. Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1922..
Novellen. (319 p.)

Box 147, Folder 6 Baum, Vicki. Der Grosse Ausverkauf. Amsterdam: Querido Verlag, 1937..
253 p.


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 148, Folder 1 Gebete der Israeliten Wien: Verlag von Jos. Schlesinger's Buchhandlung, 1899..
Uebersetzt und mit erklaerenden anmerkungen versehen von J. U. Mannheimer. (463
p.) note: Fuer Ernst Toch, 1900 (inscribed)

Box 148, Folder 2 Doss, Johann Heinrich. Homers Ilias. Leipzig: G. Freytag, 1907..
nach der uebersetzung (2 auflage) von Johann Heinrich Doss

Box 148, Folder 3 Doss, Johann Heinrich. Homer's Odyssee. Leipzig: G. Frehtag, 1907..
nach der uebersetzung von Johann Heinrich Doss 151 p.

Box 148, Folder 4 Bierbaum, Otto Julius. Jrrgarten Der Liebe Um Etliche Gaengeund Lauben
Vermerhrt. Leipzig: Insel-Verlag, 1910..
437 p.

Box 148, Folder 5 Johnson, Alvin. Ideas Are High Explosives. Privately printed.
A selection of editorials from the New School Bulletin, 1945-1961. Privately printed
edition of 150 numbered copies. Copy number 86. (80 p.) inscription: "Dec. 26, 1962.
To my dear friends the Tochs, with my warmest good wishes, Alvin Johnson."

Box 148, Folder 6 Payne, Robert. The Three Worlds of Albert Schweitzer. New York: Thomas Nelson
& Sons, 1957..
(252 p.) inscribed: on a picture postcard of A. Schweitzer and P. Casals, "to Ernst Toch
with cordial greetings, Hans Moldenhauer April 1960."

Box 148, Folder 7 Vajda, Ernest. Fata Morgana (Mirage), A Comedy In Three Acts. New York: The
Richmond Hill Record, 1922..
Box 148, Folder 8 Eine Kritische Zeitungsschau und Kuriositaeten. no place: Greifenverlag, n.d..
Beilage zu "Lion Feuchtwanger zum Gedenken." 4 leaves

Box 148, Folder 9 Schweitzer, Albert. Aus Meinem Leben Und Denken. Leipzig: Felix Meiner Verlag.
1947..
Box 149, Folder 1 Pfitzner, Hans. Die Neue Aesthetik Der Musikalischen Impotenz. Muenchen:
Sueddeutschen Monatshefte, 1920..

Box 149, Folder 2 Doeblin, Alfred. November 1918 Eine Deutsche Revolution. Muenchen: Im Verlag
Karl Alber, 1948..
Erzaehlwerk. Verratenes Volk. (471 p.) inscribed by the author

Box 149, Folder 3 Altmann, Prof. Dr. Wilhelm. Handbuch Fuer Streichquartettspieler. Berlin: Max
Hesses Verlag, 1928..
Ein fuehrer durch die literature des streichquartetts. Band II, erste auflage. (354 p.)


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 149, Folder 4 Pfitzner, Hans. Vom Musikalischen Drama, II. Auflage. Muenchen: Sueddeutschen
monatshefte, 1920..
(219 p.)

Box 149, Folder 5 Browne, Lewis. See What I Mean? New York: Random House, 1943..
(245 p.) inscribed: "For my dear friends the Ernst Tochs with all good wishes and much
admiration -- Lewis Browne."

Box 149, Folder 6 London, Kurt. Film Music. London: Faber and Faber Ltd., 1936..
A summary of the characteristic features of its history, aesthetics, technique; and
possible developments. Translated by Eric S. Bensinger witha foreword by Constant
Lambert. (280 p.)

Box 150, Folder 1 Neumann, Karl Eugen. Die Reden Gotamo Buddhos. Erster Band. Muenchen: R.
Piper & Co..

Box 150, Folder 2 Chamberlain, Houston Stewart. Richard Wagner. Muenchen: Verlagsanstalt F.
Bruckman A.G., 1910..

Box 150, Folder 3 Thomas, Dr. Wolfgang A. Beethoven: Die Unsterblische Geliebte. Muenchen:
Wunderhorn-verlag, 1910..

Box 150, Folder 4 Wagner, Richard. Mein Leben. Vol. 1. Muenchen: F. Bruckmann A.G., 1911..

Box 150, Folder 5 Wagner, Richard. Mein Leben, Vol. II. Muenchen: F. Bruckmann A.G., 1911..
Physical Description: pp. 535-886

Box 151, Folder 1 Israelitisches Gebetbuch, Wien: Verlag von J. Schlesinger's Buchhandlung, 1893..
(328 p.) note: in Hebrew script, with some German

Box 151, Folder 2 Hamsun, Knut. Segen Der Erde. Muenchen: Albert Langen, 1929..
387 p. Inscribed to Toch

Box 151, Folder 3 Hoesli, Irma. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Zuerich: Artemis-Verlag, 1948..
Briefstil eines musikgenies mit vier bildnissen und einem faksimilierten briefe Mozarts.
147 p.

Box 151, Folder 4 Bruun, Laurids. Van Zantens Glueckliche Zeit. Berlin: S. Fischer, n.d..
ein Liebesroman von der Insel Pelli 158 p.

Box 151, Folder 5 Brecht, Bertolt. Der Verwundete Solsrates. Berlin: der Kinderbuchverlag, 1949..
Unsere Welt, Gruppe 1 (26 p.)

Books. Subseries 1.

Box 151, Folder 6 Bartsch, Rudolf Hans. Die Heindlkinder. Leipzig: Verlag von L. Staackmann, 1909..
(333 p.)

Box 151, Folder 7 Erskine, John. Uncle Sam In The Eyes Of His Family. Indianapolis: The Bobs-Merrill
Company, 1930..
(351 p.) inscribed: first page has a musical penciled sketch.

Box 151, Folder 8 Lion, Ferdinand. Komaedien in Europa, Drei Einakter. Berlin: Chronos-Verlag,
1929..
100 p.

Box 151, Folder 9 Baresel, Alfred. Das Neue Jazz Buch. Leipzig: Wilhelm Zimmermann, 1929..
Ein praktisches handbuch fuer musiker, komponisten, arrangeure, taenzer und
freunde der jazzmusik, mit 40 notenbeispielen 98 p.

Box 151, Klein, Dr. Walther. Harmonielehre Fuer Vorgeschrittene. Innsbruck:
Folder 10 Universitaets-Verlag Wagner, 1922..
Das harmoniesystem der neueren musik (32 p)

Box 151, Lernet-Holenia, Alexander. Erotik, Komoedie in 3 Akten. Berlin: S. Fischer, Verlag,
Folder 11 1927..
155 p.

Box 151, Das Klavierbuch. Jahrbuech 1927. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G. 1927..
2 copies

Box 151, Das Klavierbuch. Jahrbuech 1928. Wien: Universal-Edition A.G. 1928..
Folder 13
Box 151, Niemann, Walter. Die Musik Seit Richard Wagner. Berlin: Schuster & Loeffler,
Folder 14 1913..
(erste bis vierte auflage) 296 p.

Box 152, Folder 1 Musicians Mutual Protective Association Local 47 A.F. of M. directory Los Angeles.
1960, 1961, 1963, 1971..
817 North Vine Street, Los Angeles 38, California.

Box 152, Folder 2 Krenek, Ernst. Music Here and Now. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1939..
Translated by Barthold Fles. (306 p.) note: corrections noted on last page:

Box 152, Folder 3 Holde, Artur. Jews in Music. New York: Philosophical Library, 1959..
from the Enlightenment to the present (364 p.)


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 152, Folder 4 Kalbeck, Max. Johannes Brahms: I. band 1833-1862. Wien: Wiener Verlag, 1904..
512 p.

Box 153, Folder 1 Slonimsky, Nicolas. Thesaurus of Scales and Melodic Patterns. New York:
Coleman-Ross Co., Inc., 1947..
Box 153, Folder 2 Hesse, Hermann. Ernst Morgenthaler. Zuerich: Max Niehans Verlag, 1936..
(32 p.) inscribed: to the Tochs by Morgenthaler

Box 153, Folder 3 Pfitzner, Hans. Die Rose vom Liebesgarten. Leipzig: Max Brockhaus, 1901..
255 p. score

Box 154, Folder 1 Riemanns, Hugo. Musik Lexicon. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1929..
1079 p. Elfte auflage, bearbeitet von Alfred Einstein. I. Band: A-L.

Box 154, Folder 2 Riemanns, Hugo. Musik Lexicon. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1929..
2105 p. Elfte auflage. Bearbeitet von Alfred Einstein. II. Band: M-Z.

Box 155, Folder 1 Landau, Dr. Anne L., Ph. D. The Contribution of Jewish Composers to the Music of
the Modern World. Cincinnati: National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, 1946..
94 p.

Box 155, Folder 2 Simons, John. Who's Who in American Jewry. Volume 3 1938-1939. New York:
National News Association, Inc., 1927..

Box 155, Folder 3 Einstein, Alfred. Das Neue Musik Lexikon. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, 1926..
Nach dem Dictionary of modern music and musicians. 729 p.

Box 156, Folder 1 Knorr, Iwan. Lehrbuch Der Fugenkomposition. Leipzig: Druck und Verlag von
Breitkopf & Haertel, 1911..
(160 p.)

Box 156, Folder 2 Hay, Sara Henderson. The Stone And The Shell. Pittsburgh: University of
Pittsburgh Press, 1959..
(81 p.) inscribed: "For Lilly and Ernst Toch with much affection from Sally (Sara
Henderson Hay) Santa Monica August 22, 1959.)"

Box 156, Folder 3 Endore, Guy. Satan's Saint. New York: Crown Publishers, Inc., 1965..
a novel about the Marquis de Sade (311 p.) inscribed: "To Lilly Toch with the warm
affection of an old friend of the family, Guy Endore." note: contains an embroidered
bookmark with Lilly Toch's initials.


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 156, Folder 4 Herausgegeben vom Verein. Verzeichnis Der Anschriften Der Lehre Und
Ehemaliger Schueler des Meidlinger Gymnasiums. Juli 1932..
87 p. note: Toch mentioned on p. 68

Box 156, Folder 5 Soffel, Karl and Klabund. Der Tierkreis. Berlin: Erich Reiss Verlag, 1919..
Das tier in der dichtung aller voelker und zeiten. Eine anthologie herausgegeben von
Karl Soffel und Klabund. (399 p.) note: page numbers noted on title page.

Box 156, Folder 6 Pizzetti, Ildebrando. Debora e Jaele. Milan: G. Ricordi, 1922..
477 p. score

Box 157, Folder 1 Bernstein, Leonard. The Joy of Music. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1959..
303 p.

Box 157, Folder 2 Redfield, John. Music, A Science and an Art. New York: Tudor Publishing Co.,
1926..
307 p.

Box 157, Folder 3 McKinney, Laurence. People of Note, A Score of Symphony Faces. New York: E. P.
Dutton and Company, Inc., 1940..
Inscribed to Toch by Norah, his pupil.

Box 157, Folder 4 Klabund. Dichtungen Aus Dem Osten. Wien: Phaidan-Verlag, 1929..

Box 157, Folder 5 Scherchen, Hermann. Lehrbuch Des Dirigierens. Leipzig: J. J. Weber, 1929..

Box 157, Folder 6 Bie, Oskar. Dir Paradoxie Der Oper. Berlin: S. Fischer Verlag, 1919..
575 p.

Box 157a, Jameson, Storm. Company Parade. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1934..

Box 157a, Stolper, Gustav. This Age of Fable. New York: Reynal and Hitchcock, 1942..

Box 157a, Photograph found in Thomas Mann's "Bekenntnisse.".
Folder 3
Box 157a, Bremer Beitraege: Auszug des Geistes. Bremen: B.C. Heye and Co., 1962..


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 157a, Rathenau, Walther. "Zur Mechanik des Geistes." Berlin: S. Fischer, 1922..

Box 157a, Rathenau, Walther. Von Kommenden Dingen. Berlin: S. Fischer, 1922..

Box 157a, Rey, Etienne. De l'Amour. Paris: Bernard Grasset, 1909..

Box 157a, Collete. Freide auf die Tieren. Berlin: Paul Zsolnay, 1931..

Box 157a, Eggebrecht, Axel. Katzen. Berlin: Herbert Stuffer, 1927..

Box 157a, Mann, Thomas. Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull I. Berlin: S. Fischer,
Folder 9 1954..

Box 157b, Arion. Sammelung auserlesener Gesangstuecke mit Begleitung des Piano-Forte.
Folder 1 Erster Band. Braunschweig: n.d..
Inscribed: "G. Nauenburg, 1827."

Box 157b, Bunyan, John. The Pilgrim's Progress. London: George Virtue, 1843..

Box 157b, Plutarch's Lives. Vol. IV. Translated from the Original Greek by John Langhorne,
Folder 3 D.D. and William Langhorne, M.A. London, 1795..

Box 157b, Plutarch's Lives. Vol. V. Translated from the Original Greek by John Langhorne,
Box 157b, Plutarch's Lives. Vol. VI. Translated from the Original Greek by John Langhorne,
Box 157c, Folder 1 Cohn, Emil Bernhard. Legenden. Berlin: Siegfried Scholem, 1933..

Box 157c, Folder 2 Morgenstern, Christian. Wir Fanden Einen Pfad. Muenchen: R. Piper & Co., 1921..
Incribed poem to Tochs by Karl Auras.

Box 157c, Folder 3 Weininger, Otto. Geschlecht und Charakter. Wien: Wilhelm Braumueller, 1920..

Box 157c, Folder 4 Auden, W. H. and Chester Kallman. The Rake's Progress, libretto. London: Boosey
and Hawkes, 1951..


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 157c, Folder 5 Charles R. Joy, ed. The Wit and Wisdom of Albert Schweitzer. Boston: The Beacon
Press, 1949..

Box 157c, Folder 6 Stolper, Toni. Ein Leben in Brennpunkten Unserer Zeit: Gustav Stolper 1888-1947.
Tuebingen: Rainer Wunderlich Verlag, 1960..

Box 157, Folder 1 Morgenstern, Christian. Galgenlieder. Translated and with an introduction by Max
Knight. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1963..
Inscribed to Tochs by the author.

Box 157, Folder 2 Heuss, Theodor. Tagebuchbriefe, 1955-1963. Tuebingen: Rainer Wunderlich
Verlag Hermann Leins, 1970..

Box 157, Folder 3 Liliencron, Detlev von. Kriegsnovellen. Berlin: Schuster & Loeffler, n.d..
Inscribed to Toch, Christmas 1914.

Box 157, Folder 4 Herst, Friedrich. Schumann Brevier. Berlin: Schuster & Loeffler, 1905..

Box 157, Folder 5 Lorenz, Konrad. Er Redete Mit Dem Vieh' Den Voegeln und den Fischen,
Tiergeschichten. Wien: Verlag Dr. G. Borotha-Schoeler, n.d..

Box 157, Folder 6 Lorenz, Konrad. So Kam der Mensch auf den Hund. Wien:Dr. G. Borotha-Schoeler,
n.d..

Box 157, Folder 7 Maeterlinck, Maurice. Der Blaue Vogel. Berlin: Erich Reiss Verlag, 1910..
Box 157e, Urquhart, Clara. With Doctor Schweitzer in Lambarene. London: George G. Harrap
Folder 1 & Co., 1957..
Inscribed to Tochs by Rhena Eckert-Schweitzer.

Box 157e, Wibberley, Leonard. Ah Julian! A Memoir of Julian Brodetsky. New York: Ives
Folder 2 Washburn, Inc., 1963..

Box 157e, Proceedings. Second Series. American Academy of Arts and Letters, National
Folder 3 Institute of Arts and Letters. New York, 1951..
Box 157e, Hesse, Hermann. Knulp: Drei Geschichten aus dem Leben Knulps. Berlin: S.
Folder 4 Fischer, 1915..


Books. Subseries 1.
Box 157e, Hesse, Hermann. Gesammelte Werke. Der Steppenwolf, Tractat. Berlin: S. Fischer
Folder 5 Verlag, 1927..
Box 157e, Freud, Sigmund. Vorlesungen zur Einfuehrung in die Psychoanalyse. Berlin:
Folder 6 Gustav Kiepenheuer Verlag, 1933..

Box 157e, Jameson, Storm. Love in Winter. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1935..

Box 157e, Wassermann, Jakob. Der Aufruhr um den Junker Ernst. Berlin: S. Fischer Verlag,
Folder 8 1926..

Box 157e, Fineman, Irving. Ruth. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1949..
Inscribed to Tochs by the author.

Box 158 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Werke: Kritisch durchgesehene Gesammtausgabe.
Volumes 29-34. Leipzig: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1887..
Box 178, Folder 4 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Kunst der Fuge. Czerny, ed. Leipzig: C. F. Peters, n.d..

Journals and Articles. Subseries 2.

See Essays and Articles for works by Toch.

Box 132, Modern music: A Quarterly Review Published by The League of Composers..
Vol. XVI no. 3, March-April 1939 Vol. XVII no. 1, Oct.-Nov. 1939 Vol. XVII no. 2, Jan-Feb
1940 Vol. XVIII no. 3, March-April 1941 Vol. XVIII no. 4, May-June 1941 Vol. XXII no. 3,
March-April 1945 Vol. XXII no. 4, May-June 1945 (2 copies) Vol. XXIII no. 1, Winter
1946 Vol. XXIII no. 2, Spring 1946 Vol. XXIII no. 3, Summer 1946 Vol. XXIII no. 4, Fall
1946

Box 132, Die musik. Bach-Heft. Berlin: Max Hesses Verlag, January 1930..
Folder 13
Box 132, Musikbestaende Elly Ney, Katalog nr. 137. Tutzing: Hans Schneider, 1968..
mentions Toch on pages 4 and 114.


Box 132, Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague. Da capo. Washington: 1952..

A paper read before the Mother's Club, Cambridge, Mass., March 13, 1951.

Box 132, The Coleman Chamber Music Association. The Coleman chamber concerts,
Folder 16 1904-1964. Pasadena: Grant Dahlstrom, 1963..

Box 132, Albersheim, Gerhard. "Geist und Materie in der Musik." From "Schweizerische
Folder 17 Musikzeitung", Nr.4/1964..

Box 132, Kallen, H. M. "Of Democracy and the Arts." New York: The Philosophical Library,
Folder 18 n.d..
Reprinted from the Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Volume 3, Number 9-10.

Box 132, Kelson, Hans. "Causality and Retribution.".
Reprinted from "Philosophy of Science," Vol. 8, No. 4: October, 1941.

Box 132, Kallen, H. M. "Beauty and Use: A Pragmatic Interpretation.".
Reprinted from "The Philosophical Review," May, 1939.

Box 132, Kallen, Horace M. "The New Education and the Future of Peace." New York:
Folder 21 American Association for Jewish Education, n.d..
An address before the Eighth International Conference of the New Education
Fellowship, Ann Arbor, Michigan, July 7, 1941.

Box 132, Krall, Karl. "Sonderdruck aus der Tierseele: Zeitschrift fuer vergleichende
Folder 22 Seelenkunde." Bonn: Emil Eisele, n.d..

Box 132, Kraemer, Prof. Dr. H. Gesellschaft fuer Tier Psychologie & Mitteilungen. 4 Folge,
Folder 23 Heft 1. Stuttgart: Richard Jordan, 1930..

Box 132, Krall, Karl. Gesellschaft fuer Tier Psychologie & Mitteilungen. 3 Folge, Heft: 3/4.
Folder 24 Stuttgart: Richard Jordan, 1929..

Box 132, Deutsche Blaetter. Udo Rukser und Albert Theile, eds. Heft 6, 1944..

Box 132, Deutsche Blaetter. Udo Rukser und Albert Theile, eds. Heft 27,
Folder 27 September-Oktober 1945..


Box 132, Sulzbach, Walter. "Tolerance and the Economic System.".
reprinted for private circulation from Ethics, Vol. L, No. 3, April 1940.

Box 134, Folder 7 First International Los Angeles Music Festival. Los Angeles Orchestral Society,
June 1-11, 1961. (program).

Box 134, Folder 8 Official Translation of the Speech Delivered by Adolf Hitler Before the German
Reichstag on April 28, 1939. Washington D.C.: German Embassy, n.d..

Box 134, Folder 9 Kallen, H. M. "Of War and Peace." Reprinted from Social Research (New York),
September 1939..

Box 134, Kallen, Horace M. "Jewish Right, Christian Power." Reprinted from Contemporary
Folder 10 Jewish Record, December 1943..

Box 134, MacDowell Colony of the Edward MacDowell Association, Inc. Report for 1963.
Folder 11 Peterborough: 1963..

Box 134, Konzerte mit Neue Musik. Bayerischer Rundfunk, Intendant Christain Wallenreiter,
Folder 12 Chefdirigent Ragael Kubelik. 15. Jahrgang. 58. Folge. April-June 1964.
(concert series program)

Toch's Library: Scores. Series 10.
Musical Works by Other Composers. Boxes 164-179.

Unpublished Works. Subseries 1.

Manuscripts and reproductions of music by other composers.

Box 166, Folder 2 Naomi and Ruth. 1947.
Physical Description: score, OZC of MS.
A small cantata for women's Voices, Soprano Solo, and piano.
General note
On item, "Beverly Hills." Inscribed to Toch, cover, manuscript, by the composer.

Box 166, Folder 4 Verborgenheit. 1954.
Physical Description: OZC score in manuscript.
General note
Inscribed to Toch.


Box 166, Folder 5 Divertimento for Orchestra. 1956.

Physical Description: score, OZC in MS
Letter to Toch by composer included.

Box 166, Folder 7 String Quartet no. 2 in F major. 1948.
General note
Inscribed to Toch, cover, manuscript, by the composer.

Box 166, Folder 8 Strygekvartet nr. 2 op. 6. = String Quartet op. 6, no. 2. 1924.
Physical Description: score, mimeograph
General note
Inscribed to Toch by the composer.

Box 166, Folder 9 Sonatine for Flojte, Klarinet, og Fagot, op. 7. 1924.
Physical Description: score, mimeograph

Box 166, Suite fuer Bratsche und Klavier.
Folder 10 Physical Description: 7.0 leaves
Physical Description: score, MS in ink
Suite for viola and piano.
General note
Inscribed to Toch.

Box 166, To Keep. 1952.
Physical Description: score for piano and SATB
General note
Inscribed to Toch. On item, "Beverly Hills."

Box 166, Sonata for Cello and Piano. 1949.
General note

Box 167, Folder 9 Four Songs on W. B. Yeats for Baritone and Piano. 1944.
Physical Description: oz. (?) score


Box 176, Folder 1 Movement for String Arrangement.

General note
Inscribed to Toch by the composer. Privately printed.

Box 178, String Quartet in D Major. 1945.
Physical Description: score, OZC in MS.
General note

Published Works. Subseries 2.

Published works.

Box 164, Folder 1 Sonate (a moll) Fuer Pianoforte, op. 46.

Box 164, Folder 2 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op. 36. 1939.

Box 164, Folder 4 Seven Pieces for Piano. 1936.

Box 164, Folder 5 Spiral Movement for Violin and Piano. 1935.
Physical Description: piano- piano/vocal score
With Bowles piece in same folder.

Box 164, Cafe Sin Nombre, Danger de Mort, Letter to Freddy, Scenes d'Anabase. 1935.
Folder 5a Physical Description: 16.0 pages
Physical Description: piano/vocal score
Chavez piece in same folder.

Box 164, Folder 6 Zweite Symphonie, op. 12 = Second symphony, op. 12. 1924.
Inscribed with Toch's name.

Box 164, Folder 7 Granites. 1935.
Physical Description: piano score
With Luening and Heilner pieces in same folder.


Box 164, Second Rhapsody. 1935.
Folder 7a Physical Description: 15.0 pages
Physical Description: piano score
Rudhyar and Luening pieces in same folder.

Box 164, Folder 8 Klaviermusik Erster Teil Uebung in Drei Stuecken, op. 37. 1925.

Box 164, Folder 9 Kammersymphone Fuer 15 Soloinstrumente, op. 9. 1912.

Box 164, Palestrina. 1916.
Inscribed to Toch by the composer. Hans Pfitzner, editor.

Box 164, Sonate Pour Violon et Piano. 1927.
Physical Description: violin score

Box 165, Folder 1 Quatre Nocturnes Pour Piano. 1952.

Box 165, Folder 2 USA 1946: Compositions for Piano by Contemporary American Composers. 1946.

Box 165, Folder 3 Der Ferne Klang. 1911.

Box 165, Folder 4 Hindemith, Paul. Cardillac. Mainz: B. Schott's Sohne, 1926..
Physical Description: 179 p. score

Box 165, Folder 5 Goldmark, Carl. Ein Wintermaerchen. New York: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1907..

Box 165, Folder 6 Hindemith, Paul. Neues Vom Tage. Mainz: B. Schott's Sohne, 1929..

Box 166, Folder 1 Lopatnikoff, Nikolai. Sonata Pour Violoncelle et Piano. Berlin: Russischer
Musikverlag, n.d..

Box 166, Folder 2 Ravel, Maurice. Sonate pour violon et piano. Paris: Durand, 1927..
Physical Description: 32 p. piano score


Box 166, Folder 3 Klein, Walther. Sonate fuer Violine und Klavier..


Box 166, Weiller, Ludwig. Drei Klavierstuecke. Wuerzburg: Universitaetsdruckerei H. Sturtz
Folder 12 A. G., 1927..

Box 166, Frank, Otto R. Drei Mehrstimmige Gesaenge. Frankfurt: Druck Leo Schoenmann,
Folder 13 n.d..
Physical Description: Four leaves, three copies (total 12 leaves)
1. Den flus entlang {Along the river} 2. Liedwerden 3. Lenz {Spring} Inscribed to Toch

Box 166, Haendel, Georg Friedrich. Auswahl aus Seinen Klavierwerken. Walter Rehberg, ed.
Folder 14 Stuttgart: J. G. Cottasche Buchhandlung Nachf..
Inscribed to Toch by the editor.

Box 166, Lopatnikoff, Nikolai. Sonatine Pour Piano, op. 7. Berlin: Edition Russe de Musique,
Folder 16 1928..
Physical Description: 19 p. score.
Inscribed by the composer.

Box 166, Klein, Walther. Anrufung. Innsbruck: Universitaets-Verlag Wagner, 1924..
Folder 17 Physical Description: 8 p. score for violin & piano and violin part (1l)
Inscribed to Lily Toch by the composer.

Box 167, Folder 1 Antheil, George. Second Sonata, "The Airplane" for Piano Solo. San Francisco: New
Music Society of Calif., 1931..

Box 167, Folder 2 Brooks, Ernest. "Toccata" from 3rd piano Sonata. San Francisco: New Music
Society of Calif., 1936..
Siegmeister piece in same folder.

Box 167, Folder 2 Siegmeister, Elie. The Strange Funeral in Braddock. San Francisco: New Music
Society of Calif., 1936..
Physical Description: 16 p. piano-vocal score
Brooks piece in same folder.

Box 167, Folder 3 Pfitzner, Hans. Von Deutscher Seele. Berlin: Verlag Adolph Fuerstner, 1921..

Box 167, Folder 4 Hindemith, Paul. Der Daemon. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1924..


Box 167, Folder 5 Schreker, Franz. Christophorus. Leipzig: Druck C. G. Roeder A-G, 1931..

Box 167, Folder 6 Rozsa, Bela. Sonate Pour Piano. San Francisco: New Music Society of Calif., 1936..

Box 167, Folder 7 Tremblay, George. Two Piano Sonatas. Los Angeles: New Music Society of Calif.,
1936..

Box 167, Luening, Otto. Only Themselves Understand Themselves. San Francisco: New
Folder 7b Music Society of California, 1935..
Rudhyar and Heilner pieces in same folder.

Box 167, Folder 8 Webern, Anton. Geistlicher Volktext fuer Eine Singstimme, Violine, Klarinette &
Bassklarinette. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1930..

Box 167, Tansman, Alexandre. Cinq Melodies pour Chant et Piano. Paris: La Sirene
Folder 10 Musicale, 1928..

Box 167, Miaskovsky, N. Fragment Lyrique. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series,
Folder 11 1934..

Box 167, Ruggles, Carl. Sun-treader. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series, 1934..
Folder 12 Physical Description: 51 p. score

Box 167, Roldan, Amadeo. Motivos de Son. San Francisco: New Music Orchestra Series,
Folder 13 1935..

Box 167, Creston, Paul. Seven Theses for Piano. San Francisco: New Music Society of Calif.,
Folder 14 1935..

Box 167, Riegger, Wallingford. Three Canons for Woodwinds. San Francisco: New Music
Folder 15 Society of Calif., 1932..
Strang piece in same folder.

Box 167, Strang, Gerald. Mirrorrorrim. San Francisco: New Music Society of Calif., 1932..
Riegger piece in same folder.

Box 167, Debussy, Claude. La Troisieme pour Violin et Piano. Paris: Durand, 1917..
Folder 16 Physical Description: 8 p. violin part, score


Box 167, Debussy, Claude. Prelude de La Damoiselle Elue. Paris: Durand, 1909..


Box 167, Debussy, Claude. Mouvement. Paris: Durand, 1905..

Box 167, Debussy, Claude. Reflets Dans L'eau. Paris: Durand, 1905..

Box 167, Cowell, Henry. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. Paris: Senart, 1931..

Box 167a, Donizetti, Gaetano. Don Pasquale, Komische Oper in 3 Akten. Wien: Carl Halinger
Folder 1 qdm. Tobias, n.d..
Physical Description: piano score, 223 p.

Box 167a, Bach, Johann Sebastian. Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder. Facsimilie of manuscript.
Folder 2 Publisher data unknown..
Inscribed by Elise Steindorff (?).

Box 167a, Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. Die Zauberfloete. Randzeichnungen zu Mozart's
Folder 3 Handschrift von Max Slevogt. Facsimilie of manuscript. Publisher information
unknown..
Box 167a, Brahms, Johannes. Ein Deutsches Requiem, op. 45. Leipzig: Ernst Eulenburg, n.d..

Box 167a, Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. Collected Works: Requiem D moll, Symphonie in C
Folder 5 dur, Symphonie in G moll, Symphonie in Es dur. Leipzig: Ernst Eulenberg, n.d..
Box 168, Folder 1 Schoenberg, Arnold. Friede auf Erden, op. 13. Koeln: Tischer & Jagenberg, 1912..

Box 168, Folder 2 Ahn, Eak Tai. Korean National Hymn. San Francisco: Korean National Association,
1930..
Physical Description: 2 leaves, score

Box 168, Folder 3 Pringsheim, Klaus. 21 Short Piano Studies for Beginners. Kyoeki Sinosha & Co.
Ltd., 1941..

Box 168, Folder 4 Schoenberg, Arnold. Pelleas und Melisande, op. 5. Wien: Universal-Edition A. G.
1920..

Box 168, Folder 5 Lortzing, G. A. Der Waffenschmied. Leipzig: C. F. Peters, n.d..

Box 168, Folder 6 Lortzing, G. A. Zar und Zimmermann. Leipzig: C. F. Peters, n.d..


Box 168, Folder 7 Lortzing, G. Alb. Der Wildschuetz. Wien: Universal-Edition, n.d..

Komische oper in drei aufzuegen.

Box 169, Folder 1 Haas, Joseph. Unterwegs. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1926..
7 gedichte von Hermann Hesse fuer eine hohe singstimme und klavier

Box 169, Folder 2 Chochem, Corinne. Jewish Holiday Dances. New York: Behrman House, Inc., 1948..

Box 169, Folder 3 Ronell, Ann. A Song Out of Heaven (Chopin's nocturne in Eb, arr.). New York: G.
Schirmer, Inc., 1940..
Inscribed to Toch by arranger.

Box 169, Folder 4 Ahn, Eak Tai. Sweet Sixteen. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co. Inc., 1935..

Box 169, Folder 5 Ahn, Eak Tai. Arirang Hill. Philadelphia: Elkan-Vogel Co. Inc., 1935..

Box 169, Folder 6 Siegmeister, Elie. American Sonata, for Piano Solo. New York: Edward B. Marks,
1945..

Box 169, Folder 7 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. "The Dove." Choral settings of poems by John Keats,
op. 157. New York: Galaxy Music Corporation, 1954..

Box 169, Folder 8 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. Candide: Six Illustrations pour le Roman de Voltaire.
Los Angeles, Delkas, 1947..

Box 169, Folder 9 Gershwin, George. Preludes for Piano. New York: New World Music Corp., 1927..

Box 169, Gershwin, George. Rhapsody in Blue. Henry Levine, arr. New York: Harms Inc.,
Folder 10 1939..

Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine, Series 1. "Kuma Echa, arr. Walter Sternberg.
Folder 11 "Banu,"arr. Aaron Copland. New York: NIGUN, 1938..
Physical Description: 6 p. 3 copies.


Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine, Series 2. "Hinne Achal'la Bachalili," arr. Paul
Folder 12 Dessau. "Ale Giva," arr. Paul Dessau. New York: NIGUN, 1938..

Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine, Series 3. "Bring e Briks," arr. Kurt Weill. "Day
Folder 13 After Day," arr. Darius Milaud. New York: NIGUN, 1938..

Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine, Series 4. "A Vatiach," arr. Ernst Toch. "Salenu al
Folder 14 Ktefenu," arr. Stefan Wolpe. "Hashkediya Porachat," arr. Menashe Rabinovitz. "Tel
Aviv," arr. by Stefan Wolpe. New York: NIGUN, 1938..

Box 169, Folk Songs of the New Palestine, Series 6. "Mi Yivneh," arr. Lazare Saminsky.
Folder 15 "Tapuach Zahav," arr. Ernst Toch. "Dunam Po," arr. Frederick Jacobi. New York:
NIGUN, 1939..

Box 169, Cowell, Henry. Antinomy for Piano. New York: Breitkopf & Hartel, 1922..

Box 169, Cowell, Henry. Dynamic Motion for Piano. New York: Breitkopf & Hartel, Inc.,
Folder 17 1921..

Box 169, Hindemith, Paul. Ludus Tonalis. New York: Associated Music Pub. Inc., 1943..

Box 169, Hindemith, Paul. Sonata for Piano Duet. London: Schott & Co., Ltd., 1938..

Box 169, Lopatnikoff, Nikolai. Variations and Epilogue for Violoncello and Piano. New York:
Folder 20 Edward B. Marks Music Corp., 1948..

Box 169, Cowell, Henry. Amiable Conversations for Piano. New York: Breitkopf & Hartel,
Folder 21 1921..

Box 169, Milhaud, Darius. Le Bal Martiniquais, two pianos four hands. Los Angeles: Delkas
Folder 22 Music Pub. Co., 1945..

Box 169, Schoenberg, Arnold. 6 Kleine Klavierstuecke, op. 19. Wien: Universal-Edition,
Folder 23 1913..

Box 169, Zeisl, Erich. Requiem Ebraico. New York: Transcontinental Music Corp., 1946..
Folder 24 Physical Description: 35 p. vocal score

Box 169, Various composers. Musik Der Zeit. Wien: iversal-Edition, 1922..
Folder 25 Physical Description: Piano solo 40 p. score
Works by: Casella, Bartok, Wellesz, Pisk, Buttring, Hauer Eisler and Schoenberg.


Box 169, Schoenberg, Arnold. Drei Klavierstuecke, op. 11. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1910..

Box 169, Casella, Alfredo. Sinfonia, Arioso, Toccata per Pianoforte, op. 59. Milano: Carisch
Folder 27 S.A., 1936..

Box 169, Jean Wiener: "Blues, "Haarlem." Clement Doucet: "Six Cylinder Rag-Time,"
Folder 28 "Chicken Pie." Wien: Universal-Edition, 1929..

Box 170, Folder 1 Tansman, Alexandre. Four Piano Moods. Los Angeles: Delkas Music Pub. Co.,
1946..

Box 170, Folder 2 Butting, Max. Fuenfzehn Kurze Klavierstuecke, op. 33. Wien: Universal-Edition A.
G., 1928..

Box 170, Folder 2 Fuleihan, Anis. Sonata no. 2. Los Angeles: Delkas Music Pub. Co., 1946..

Box 170, Folder 3 Riegger, Wallingford. Cooper Square. New York: Pietro Deiro Publications, 1958..

Box 170, Folder 4 Rozsa, Miklos. Berceuse. New York: Associated Music Publishers, Inc., 1947..

Box 170, Folder 5 Rozsa, Miklos. Zingara. New York: Associated Music Publishers Inc., 1947..

Box 170, Folder 6 Rozsa, Miklos. Burlesque. New York: Associated Music Publishers Inc., 1947..

Box 170, Folder 7 Ives, Charles. Lincoln the Great Commoner. San Francisco: New Music Edition
Orchestra Series, n.d..

Box 170, Folder 8 Ireland, John. Ballade for Piano. London: Schott & Co., 1931..

Box 170, Folder 9 Ireland, John. Two Pieces for Piano: February's Child, Aubade. London: Schott &
Co., Ltd., 1931..

Box 170, Mahler, Gustav. Vierte Symphonie in G dur, fuer Piano zu 4 Haenden. Wien:
Folder 10 Ludwig Doblinger, n.d..

Box 170, Mahler, Gustav. Erste symphonie in D dur, fuer Piano zu 4 Haenden. Wien: Josef
Folder 11 Weinberger, n.d..


Box 170, Mahler, Gustav. Das Lied von der Erde, Klavierauszug. Wien: Universal-Edition,
Folder 12 1912..

Box 170, Krenek, Ernst. Jonny Spielt Auf, op. 45. Klavierauszug mit text. Wien:
Folder 13 Universal-Edition A. G., 1926..

Box 170, Liszt, Franz. Symphonies de Beethoven, Partition de Piano. First edition (?).
Folder 13 Leipzig: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1865..

Box 170, Zeisl, Erich. Kinderlieder. Wien: Capriccio-Verlag, 1933..

Box 171, Folder 1 Ronchetto, Louis. This Is Your Accordion. Oklahoma City: Ideal Publications, 1958..
Physical Description: 36 p. method book
Included: Letter to Toch from the American Accordionists' Association, Inc.

Box 171, Folder 3 Schnabel, Artur. Symphony no. 1. New York: Edition Adler, 1945..

Box 171, Folder 4 Sharp, Cecil J. Country Dance Tunes from the English Dancing Master XI. London:
Novello & Co., 1922..

Box 171, Folder 5 Sharp, Cecil J. Morris Dance Tunes. London: Novello & Co., 1910..

Box 171, Folder 6 Hindemith, Paul. Das Marienleben fuer Sopran und Kklavier, op. 27. Mainz: B.
Schott's Sohne, 1924..

Box 171, Folder 7 Schoenberg, Arnold. Gurre-lieder. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1912..

Box 171, Folder 8 Mahler, Gustav. Achte Symphonie. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1910..

Box 172, Folder 1 Gruenberg, Louis. Negro Spirituals. Vol. 1. Wien: Universal Edition, 1926..
Box 172, Folder 5 Lawrence, Lucile and Carlos Salzedo. Method for the Harp. New York: G. Schirmer,
1929..

Box 172, Folder 6 Salzedo, Carlos. L'Etude Moderne de la Harpe. New York: G. Schirmer, 1921..

Box 172, Folder 7 Tansman, Alexandre. Carnival Suite. New York: Leeds Music Corporation, 1945..


Box 172, Folder 8 Tansman, Alexandre. Sonata No. 4 for Piano. New York: Associated Music
Publshers, 1942..

Box 172, Folder 9 Stockhausen, Karlheinz. Nr. 2 Klavierstuecke. London: Universal Edition, 1954..

Box 172, Prokofieff, Sergei. Die Liebe zu den Drei Orangen. Berlin: Breitkopf und Haertel,
Folder 10 1922..

Box 172, Herrmann, Hugo. Vasantasena. Berlin: Ed. Bote & G. Block, 1930..

Box 173, Folder 1 Rozsa, Miklos. Chinese Carillon. New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1947..

Box 173, Folder 2 Lopatnikoff, Nikolai. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op. 26. New York:
Associated Music Publishers, 1944..
Physical Description: 56 p. score and violin part (20 p.)

Box 173, Folder 3 Zeisl, Erich. Requiem Ebraico. New York: Transcontinental Music Corp., 1946..
Physical Description: 35 p. vocal score

Box 173, Folder 4 Raphael, Guenter. Sonata fuer Pianoforte, op. 28 nr. 2. Leipzig: Breitkopf &
Haertel, 1939..
Inscribed to Miklos Rosza by the composer.

Box 173, Folder 5 Schweizer, Gertrud. 20 Kleine Klavierstueke fuer di Jugend zu 2 Haenden.
Kobenhavn: Wilhelm Hansen, Musik-forlag, 1932..

Box 173, Folder 6 Cadman, Charles Wakefield. A Mad Empress Remembers, for cello and piano. New
York: Mills Music, Inc., 1945..
Physical Description: 32 p. score cello part (8 p.)

Box 173, Folder 7 Rosza, Miklos. Sonate. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf & Haertel, 1948..


Box 173, Folder 8 Coolidge, E. S. Sonata for Oboe and Piano. Boston: Carl Fischer, Inc., 1952..

Box 173, Folder 9 Raphael, Guenter. Sonata fuer Pianoforte, op. 38, nr. 1. Leipzig: Breitkopf and
Haertel, 1947..
Inscribed to Miklos Rosza by the composer.

Box 173, Sessions, Roger. Sonata for Piano. London: Schott and Co., 1931..

Box 173, Rosza, Miklos. Kaleidoscope for Piano Solo: March and Musette. New York:
Folder 11 Associated Music Publishers, Inc., 1947..
Physical Description: 3 p. each

Box 173, Zeisl, Erich. Sonata Barocca. Wien: Verlag Ludwig Doblinger, 1955..
Folder 12 Physical Description: 34 p. score for piano

Box 173, Krenek, Ernst. Der Spring ueber den Schatten, op. 17. Wien: Universal-Edition,
Folder 13 1923..

Box 173, Copland, Aaron. The Tender Land. Boosey & Hawkes, 1956..
Inscribed to Toch by Erik Johns.

Box 173, Wellesz, Egon. Alkestis, op. 35. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1923..

Box 174, Folder 1 Mahler, Gustav. Dritte Symphonie in d moll. Wien: Universal-Edition, n.d..

Box 174, Folder 2 Mahler, Gustav. Symphonie Nr. 5. Leipzig: C. P. Peters, n.d..

Box 174, Folder 3 Stravinsky, Igor. Petroushka: A Burlesque in Four Scenes. London: Boosey &
Hawkes, n.d..


Box 174, Folder 4 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. "To Sleep." Choral Settings of Poems by John Keats,
op. 157. New York: Galaxy Music Corporation, 1954..

Box 174, Folder 5 Wagner, Roger. Mass in Honor of St. Francis. Los Angeles: Delkas Music
Publishing Company, 1943..

Box 174, Folder 6 Jacobi, Frederick. String Quartet on Indian Themes. New York: G. Schirmer, 1926..

Box 174, Folder 7 Helfman, Max. "L'cho Adonoy." Four Liturgical Pieces. New York: Transcontinental
Music Corporation, 1950..

Box 174, Folder 8 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. Venice. New York: Galaxy Music Corporation, 1948..

Box 174, Folder 9 Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. The Fiery Furnace. New York: G. Ricordi & Co., 1959..

Box 174, Avshalomov, Jacob. How Long, Oh Lord. New York: Edward B. Marks Music
Folder 10 Corporation, 1950..

Box 174, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario. "Two or Three." Choral settings of poems by John
Folder 11 Keats, op. 157. New York: Galaxy Music Corporation, 1954..

Box 174, Reichenbach, Herman, ed. Classic Canons, for 2-6 Mixed Voices. New York: Music
Folder 12 Press, 1943..

Box 174, Barber, Samuel. Overture to "The School for Scandal." New York: G. Schirmer,
Folder 13 1941..

Box 175, Folder 1 Schoenberg, Arnold. Streich-quartet, op. 7. Berlin: Verlag Dreililien, n.d..
Physical Description: 16 p. incomplete


Box 175, Folder 2 Schoenberg, Arnold. II Streich-Quartett, op. 10. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1919..

Box 175, Folder 3 Schoenberg, Arnold. Gurrelieder. (Fuehrer.) Leipzig: Universal-Edition, 1914..

Box 175, Folder 4 Schoenberg, Arnold. Verklaerte Nacht, op. 4. Berlin: Verlag Dreililien, n.d..

Box 175, Folder 5 Berg, Alban. Thematische Analyse Arnold Schoenbergs Kammersymphonie, op. 9.
Leipzig: Universal-Edition, n.d..
Physical Description: 15 p. analysis

Box 175, Folder 6 Milhaud, Darius. Le Bal Martiniquais pour Orchestre. Los Angeles: Delkas Music,
1946..

Box 175, Folder 7 Gershwin, George. Rhapsody in Blue. New York: Harms Inc., 1942..

Box 175, Folder 8 Schoenberg, Arnold. Fourth String Quartet, op. 37. New York: G. Schirmer, 1939..

Box 175, Folder 9 Strauss, Richard. Symphonia Domestica, op. 53. Berlin: Bote & G. Block, 1904..

Box 175, Mahler, Gustav. Siebente Sinfonie. Berlin: Bote & G. Block, 1909..

Box 176, Folder 2 Schweizer, Gertrud. Sieben Marienlieder aus dem 16 Jahrhundert. Berlin:
Verlagsanstalt Deutscher Tonkuenstler, 1929..
{Seven songs to the Virgin Mary from the 16th century, for one voice with piano
accompaniment} Inscription.

Box 176, Folder 3 Hindemith, Paul. Mathis der Maler. Mainz: B. Schott's Soehne, 1935..
Physical Description: 283 p. score, program laid in
Inscribed by the composer.

Box 176, Folder 4 Cassado, Gaspar. Sonate Breve. Mainz: Schott's Soehne, 1931..

Box 176, Folder 5 Ireland, John. Two Pieces for Piano: "February's Child." London: Schott & Co.,
1931..

Box 176, Folder 6 Hindemith, Paul. Sonate, op. 11 no. 2 in D, fuer Violine und Klavier. Mainz: B.
Schott's Soehne, 1920..


Box 176, Folder 7 Hindemith, Paul. Sonate, op. 11, nr. 1, fuer Violine und Klavier. Mainz: B. Schott's
Soehne, 1918..
Physical Description: 12 p. piano part, 4 p. violin part

Box 176, Folder 8 Pfitzner, Hans. Der Arme Heinrich, Ein Musikdrama in 3 Akten. Leipzig: Max
Brockhaus, n.d..

Box 176, Folder 9 Krenek, Ernst. Orpheus und Eurydike, op. 21. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1925..

Box 176, Debussy, Claude. Reverie. Boston: G. Schirmer, 1909..
Analytic annotations by Toch.

Box 176, Ravel, Maurice. Jeux d'eau, pour piano. Boston: BF Wood Music Co., 1905..
Analytic annotations by Toch.

Box 176, Schoenberg, Arnold. Drei Satiren fuer Gemischten Chor, op. 28. Wien:
Folder 12 Universal-Edition, 1926..

Box 177, Folder 1 Mahler, Gustav. Vierte Symphonie in G dur. Wien: Ludwig Doblinger, n.d..

Box 177, Folder 2 Mahler, Gustav. Das Klagende Lied. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1912..

Box 177, Folder 3 Mahler, Gustav. Neunte Symphonie. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1912..

Box 177, Folder 4 Mahler, Gustav. Erste Symphonie in D dur. Wien: Universal-Edition, n.d..

Box 177, Folder 5 Schoenberg, Arnold. Pierrot Lunaire. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1914..

Box 177, Folder 6 Mahler, Gustav. Sechste Symphonie a moll. Leipzig: C. F. Kahnt Nachfolger, 1906..

Box 177, Folder 7 Mahler, Gustav. Zweite Symphonie in c moll. Leipzig: Friedrich Hofmeister, 1897..

Box 177, Folder 8 Mahler, Gustav. Achte Symphonie. Wien: Universal-Edition, 1911..

Box 178, Folder 1 Cummings, Arthur. Duo Para Violin y Viola. Santiago de Cuba: Universidad de
Oriente, 1959..


Box 178, Folder 2 Pfitzner, Hans. Das Christelflein. Berlin: Adolph Fuerstner, 1918..

Box 178, Folder 3 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Orgelpreludium und Fuge, klavier zu 2 haenden. Wien:
Universal-Edition, 1912..

Box 178, Folder 5 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Chaconne in D moll. Busoni, ed. Leipzig: Breitkopf and
Haertel, n.d..

Box 178, Folder 6 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Praeludien und Fugen. C. Reinecke, ed. Leipzig: Breitkopf
und Härtel, n.d..

Box 178, Folder 7 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Das wohltemperierte Klavier, Erster Teil. Bruno Mugellini,
ed. Leipzig: Breitkopf und Haertel, 1908..

Box 178, Folder 8 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Orgel-Kompositionen. Transcribed for piano by Franz
Liszt. Heft 1. Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d..

Box 178, Folder 9 Bach, Johann Sebastian. Oregelfantasie und Fuge in G moll, bearbeitet von Franz
Liszt. Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen's Verlag, n.d..

Box 178, Bach, Johann Sebastian. Chromatische Phantasie d moll. Berlin: Ed. Bote and G.
Folder 10 Bock, 1905..

Box 178, Bach, Johann Sebastian. Konzert im Italienischen Stil, f dur. Berlin: Ed. Bote and
Folder 11 G. Bock, n.d..
Box 179, Folder 1 Fragment of piano reduction of Brahm's Symphony No. 2. 1 page of a reduction by
Toch included. Berlin: N. Simrock, number 8172..
Physical Description: pp. 29-43.

Box 179, Folder 2 Fragment of 2 piano fugues. C.F. Peters number 6734..

Box 179, Folder 3 Gershwin, George. Porgy and Bess. New York: Gershwin Publishing Corporation,
1935..
Original unabridged version. Inscribed by Gershwin to Toch: "For Ernst - with keen
appreciation of his music and with warm friendliness. George Gershwin. Apr. 1, 1936."

Box 179, Folder 4 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix. Saemmtliche Kammermusik. Leipzig: Ernst
Eulenburg, n.d..
Box 179, Folder 5 Schubert, Franz. Kammermusik. Leipzig: Ernst Eulenberg, n.d..
Interviews. Series 11.

Box 6, Folder 218 Robert and Clair Trotter talk with Ren Weschler. 1972 August 1.


Box 6, Folder 260 Weschler - Lopatnikoff. 1972.


Box 6, Folder 261 Weschler - Stopler. 1972.

Box 8, Folder 4 They Remember Ernst Toch. 1967 December 23.
Final interview with Mrs. Toch conducted by William Malloch.

Box 8, Folder 6 Mrs. Toch Speaks.
Interview conducted by William Malloch.

Box 209, Ernst Toch. 1962 December.
Interview conducted by Dr. Robert Frotter.

Box 209, Converstaions with Mrs. Toch #1. 1967 June-July.
Contents include: general histroy of Toch, cities of residence, etc. Background of Op.
1-28.

Box 209, Conversations with Mrs. Toch #2. 1967 July.
Discusses Op. 29-43, 44-52.

Box 209, Conversations with Mrs. Toch #3. 1967 July.
Contents include discussions of: Op. 53-65, 66-80.

Box 209, Conversations with Mrs. Toch. 1967 July.
Interview contents: , Op. 81-98, unnumbered compositions.

Box 209, Converstaions with Mrs. Toch #1. 1967.
Contents include: general history of Toch, cities of residence, etc. Background of Op.
1-28. (Side 1)
General note
Copy.


Box 209, Converstaions with Mrs. Toch #1. 1967.

Contents include: general history of Toch, cities of residence, etc. Background of Op.
1-28. (Side 2)
General note
Copy.

Box 209, Conversations with Mrs. Toch #2. 1967.
Discusses Op. 29-43, 44-52. (Side 1)
General note
Copy.

Discusses Op. 29-43, 44-52. (Side 2)
General note
Copy.

Folder 159 Physical Description: open reel audio tape, 1 in.
Conversation includes discussion of: Op. 53-65, 66-80. (Side 1)
General note
Copy.

Box 209, Conversations with Mrs. Toch #3,. 1967.
Conversation contents include: Op. 53-65, 66-80.
General note
Copy.

Box 209, William Malloch with Mrs. Ernst Toch. 1967 December.

Box 209, Malloch with Lili Toch. 1967.
With interpolations of old Toch statements.

Box 209, Mrs. Toch Speaks, Part 1.
An interview by William Malloch from KPFK (recorded off the air).


Box 209, Mrs. Toch Speaks, Part 2.

Folder 164 Physical Description: open reel audio tape, 1 in.
An interview by William Malloch from KPFK (recorded off the air).

Box 209, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zipper. 1972 December.
Other conversation participants: Ren, Robert, Franzi Weschler.

Box 209, Dr. Hugo Strelitzer on Ernst Toch. 1973 September.
Ren Weschler.

Box 209, Mel Powell, Ren Weschler. 1973 January.
General note
Date of interview is questionable.

Box 209, Judith Heller, Lawrence Weschler. 1972 October.

Box 209, Mrs. Liesel Lehmann, Ren Weschler, Franz Weschler. 1972 September.

Box 209, John Scott Trotter, Ren Weschler, Diane Jezak. 1972 July.

Box 209, Weschler - Temianka on Toch. 1972 November.

Box 209, Peter Jona Korn - Ren Weschler on Ernst Toch. 1972 December.

Box 209, Elsa Roman. 1972 July.
Elsa Roman is Toch's sister. Other speakers include: Diane Jezik, Franzi Weschler, Rennie
Weschler.

Box 209, Aurelia de la Vega. Diane Jecek - Ren Weschler. 1972 July.

Box 209, Matt Doran. 1972 July.
Speakers include: Ren Weschler, Diane Jecek.

Box 209, Lawrence Weschler on Ernst Toch.
Interview conducted by William Malloch.


Box 209, Sam Jaffe on Toch.

Box 209, Dr. Pauline Alderman. 1973.
Interview conducted by Dr. Matt Doran.
General note
Part of the Ernst Toch oral history project.

Box 209, "They Remember Ernst Toch". 1967 December.
(William Malloch) Recorded off the air from KPFK. Tape 1.

Box 209, "They Remember Ernst Toch". 1967 December.
Speaker: William Malloch. Recorded off the air from KPFK. Tape 2.

Box 209, William Malloch.
Incomplete interview.

Box 209, Ernst Toch. 1962 November 8.
Interviewed by Dr. Robert Trotter.

Realia and Miscellanous. Series 12.
Realia and Miscellanous material. Boxes 180-194.

Box 180 Miscellaneous momentos belonging to Ernst and Lilly. Some of Ernst's dreams and
drawings..
Box 183, Folder 1 Der Faecher. Program and audio recordings from the 1994 performance..
Box 183, Folder 2 Scheherazade [The Last Tale, Op. 88]. Items related to the premiere including
audio/visual recordings, photographs, programs, correspondence.. 1995.
Box 184 Uncatalogued newspaper clippings..
Box 185 Miscellany: Villa Majestic Guest Book, letter folio, cover to published Op. 9, cover to
sketch holder..
Box 186 miscellaneous notebooks/journals.
Box 187 envelopes.
primarily from correspondence with John Bass. Save for autographs?

Box 188 Artwork: Drawings and Paintings of Ernst and Lilly..
Box 189 Archive-related materials.
Includes items from the Toch Festival.


Realia and Miscellanous. Series 12.
Box 190 Passport folio and datebooks 1948-1963.

Box 191 Address books belonging to Tochs.
Box 192 Items from Toch Festival: Captions and other material..
Box 194 Unprocessed material, mostly correspondence.
Box 194b Unprocessed material, mostly correspondence.
General note
Includes correspondence of the UCLA Ernst Toch Fund.

General note
Includes correspondence of the UCLA Ernst Toch Fund.

Box 216 Papers of Ella Zwack (Lilly's Mother)..
Includes correspondence and documentary of Ella Zwack's escape from occupied France.

Includes correspondence.

Includes correspondence.

Box 219 Uncatalogued correspondence - Lilly Toch.
Includes correspondence and documentary of Ella Zwack's escape from occupied France.

Unprocessed material, mostly correspondence.
General note
Includes UCLA Ernst Toch Fund mailing lists.

Lawrence Weschler Collection. Series 13.
Material donated to the Archive by Toch's grandson, Lawrence Weschler. Box 197.

Box 197, Folder 1 Collected criticism from Pittsburgh Press.
Box 197, Folder 2 Alfred Leonard Correspondence (may duplicate regular correspondence).
Box 197, Folder 3 Toch-Coolidge Correspondence.
Box 197, Folder 4 Mills-Toch Correspondence.
Box 197, Folder 5 AMP-Toch Correspondence.
Box 197, Folder 6 Cohn correspondence.
Box 197, Folder 7 Hilda and Melville Rollman Branch (Toch family friends).
Box 197, Folder 8 Weschler Family Estate.
Box 197, Folder 9 Handwritten anniversary note to Lilly, 1964..
Box 197, Miscellaneous notes.
Folder 10
Box 197, Steven Honigberg Performs Toch Cello Sonata.
Folder 11

Lawrence Weschler Collection. Series 13.
Box 197, Jacob Avshalomov (student of Toch).

Folder 12
Box 197, Lester Koenig Interview.
Folder 13
Box 197, Toch miscellany from Ren (Lawrence Weschler), June 1998..
Folder 14
Box 197, Siegfried Toch.
Folder 15
Box 197, Ernst Toch: A Chronology.
Folder 16
Box 197, Lawrence Weschler Correspondence.
Folder 17
Box 197, Articles by Lawrence Weschler.
Folder 18
Box 197, Vermeer in Bosnia : a reader. 2004.
Includes the article "My Grandfather's Last Tale", reprinted from the Atlantic Monthly,
December 1996.

Toni Weschler Collection. Series 14.
Material donated to the Archive by Toch's grandaughter, Toni Weschler. Box 198-202.

Box 198, Folder 1 Letters 1960-1964..
Box 198, Folder 2 Poems.
Box 198, Folder 3 Deutscher Komponisten-Verband Correspondence.
Box 198, Folder 5 "European Radio Stations I contacted".
Box 198, Folder 6 Radio Stations - Chamber Groups.
Box 198, Folder 7 Cantata of the Bitter Herbs Correspondence. 1984-1986.
Box 199, Folder 1 Toch, Ernst. "Some Thoughts Out of Season." Notes, The Quarterly Journal of the
Performing Arts Special Collections Association, v. 22, no. 3, March 1966, p. 1003..
Box 199, Folder 2 Photo: Franzi Weschler, Toni Weschler, Lawrence Weschler.
Box 199, Folder 3 Photo: Lilly Toch.
Box 199, Folder 4 Photo: Ernst Toch at the piano (duplicate).
Box 199, Folder 5 Lilly Toch Memorial April 23, 1972.
Box 199, Transcription of interview between Ernst Toch and Dr. Robert Trotter. November 8,
Folder 6-7 1962.
Physical Description: 21 pages typescript, xerox
Bill Malloch's Documentation

Box 199, Folder 8 Orchestration of a composers life, v. 2.
Orchestration of a composers life, v. 2, Lilly Toch. pages 874-883, 895-896, 913-914,
916-919. xerox copies, annotated in margins Bill Malloch's Documentation

Box 199, Folder 9 Ernst Toch discography.
typescript xerox, 6 pages Bill Malloch's Documentation


Box 199, Weschler, Franzi Toch September 18, 1987.

letter to Mr. Zeidberg from Franzi Toch Wechsler, typescript xerox, 2 pages, annotated

Box 199, Interview with William Malloch and Ren Weschler..
One compact audio cassette and one 5.25 inch floppy disk.

Box 199, First and final report of executrix, ...
"First and final report of executrix, waiver of accounting, petition for fees and comissions
and for final distribution", xerox, 8 pages Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Receipt for statutory commissions.
xerox Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Certificate of death Apr 19, 1972.
3 xerox copies Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Letters Testamentary Jun 23, 1972.
xerox copy Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Alice Toch Estate, assets & disbursements.
handwritten Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, State of California inheritance tax declaration, form IT-22.
4 pages, xerox Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, United States estate tax return, form 706.
16 pages, xerox copy Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Individual income tax return, form 1040.
8 pages, copy Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Fiduciary California income tax, form 541.
5 pages, copy Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Ernst Toch estate tax liability - federal March 31, 1967.
page typescript with attached notes (5 pieces) + 2 copies Alice Toch estate, final papers


Box 199, Estate tax closing letter Jul 27, 1973.
Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Estate tax closing letter, May 5 1967.
Alice Toch estate, final papers

Box 199, Affidavit or declaration for final discharge and order Sept. 8 1975.
2 copies

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 25 April 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 23 May, 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 5 June 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 16 June 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 24 August 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 1 September 1972.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 14 March 1973.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. 20 July 1973.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob, Letter to Franzi Wechsler. December 21, 1973.
typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. April 10, 1974.
typescript


Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. April 16, 1974.

typescript

Box 199, Shearer, Jacob. Letter to Franzi Wechsler. June 21, 1974.
typescript

Box 199, Architectural forum magazine of building, the May 1946, Vol 84, No 5.
(see page 85) xerox duplicate of p. 85, layout of Toch's home

Box 200, Folder 1 Photo: Toch and Feri Roth (duplicate).
Box 200, Folder 2 Toni Stolper Notes on "Talks on Toch" lecture..
Box 200, Folder 3 Newspaper article: "Banned in Berlin" from Forward, 4 June 1993..
Box 200, Folder 4 Newspaper article: "Mauceri Resurrects Forgotten Sounds of Germany" from LA
Times, 24 July 1993..
Box 200, Folder 5 Lawrence Weschler Correspondence regarding Toch Festival..
Box 201, Folder 1 Michael Mann, ed. Das Thomas Mann-Buch: Eine innere Biographie in
Selbstzeugnissen. Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Buecherei, 1965..
Box 201, Folder 2 Young, Betty Lou. Pacific Palisades: Where the Mountains Meet the Sea. Pacific
Palisades, CA: Pacific Palisades Historical Society Press, 1983..
Inscribed to Lawrence Weschler by the author.

Box 201, Folder 3 Riegl, Ingeborg and Michael Caroli. Mannheim: ehemals, gestern und heute.
Mannheim: Edition Quadrat, 1987..
Box 201, Folder 4 Heinz, Kurt. Liebes Altes Mannheim. Mannheim: Verlag Dr. Haas KG, 1966..
Box 201, Folder 5 Lindemann, Anna-Maria. Mannheim im Kaiserreich. Mannheim: Edition Quadrat,
1988..
Box 202, Folder 1 Miscellany.
Recent Acquisitions. Series 15.
Recently donated items related to the carreer of Toch.

Box 8, Folder 5 Mrs. Toch Speaks.
An interview by William Malloch.

Box 205, Folder 1 Letters Related to Ingolf Dahl/ Notes for Cello and Piano Concertos.
General note
Donated by Dr. Anthony Linick

Box 205, Folder 2 "Remembering Toch" Program and clippings from Ernst Toch Society concert.
November 30, 2000.
Box 205, Folder 3 Erwin, Charlotte E. "Ernst Toch in the United States." Modern Austrian Literature,
Vol. 20, Nos. 3-4, 1987..
Box 205, Folder 4 Lawrence Weschler. Article from UC paper.. February 1973.
Box 205, Folder 5 Miscellaneous photocopies from Heiko Schneider, including essay about Kaufmann
emigre' painting..
Box 205, Folder 6 Program from Bard Music Festival. August 1992.
Box 205, Folder 7 Brochures from Ernst Toch Symposium. November 2000.
Box 205, Folder 7 Oesterreichische Musik Zeitschrift. Oct/Nov 1990.
Box 205, Folder 8 Anectode from Kate T. Steinmetz regarding Lilly Toch.

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Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 1

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 2

Photographic Material. Series 1.

Toch - Graf family photos. Subseries 1.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 3

Ernst Toch youth. Subseries 2. 1887-1910.

Musical Patrons. Subseries 3. 1910-1920.

Lilly Zwack. Subseries 4. 1912-1920.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 4

Box 2, Folder 7 Toch and Lilly. 1916.

Military. Subseries 5. 1912-1918.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 5

Box 4, Folder 61 group photo.

Civilian. Subseries 6. 1910-1920.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 6

Toch with family and friends. Subseries 7. 1920-1930.

Publicity photos/portraits. Subseries 8.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 7

Box 1, Folder 3 Reading book near piano. 1932.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 8

Box 1, Folder 16 With arms crossed.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 9

Box 2, Folder 6 In Mannheim Studio. 1928.

Toch and others. Subseries 9. 1930-1964.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 10

Box 1, Folder 40 Toch with Kurt Weill.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 11

Box 1, Folder 43r Toch at Hebrew Union College graduation exercises.

Sculpture and paintings. Subseries 10.

Rehearsal/ performance photographs. Subseries 11.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 12

Box 1, Folder 54 Toch with Steinberg. 1955.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 13

Toch alone. Subseries 12. 1950-1964.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 14

Box 1, Folder 73 2 photos of Toch..

Family pictures. Subseries 13. c. 1950-1964.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 15

Residential photographs. Subseries 14.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 16

Box 1, Folder 97 Living Room. 1972.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 17

Box 1, Close-ups of Toch's desk in Santa Monica home.

Photos in the press. Subseries 15.

Slides, open-reel film, proofs and negatives.. Subseries 16.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 18

Derivative images. Subseries 17.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 19

Box 5, Folder 1 Digital image of Box 4, Item 84..

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 20

Uncatalogued Photographs. Subseries 18.

Open reel: Music. Subseries 1.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 21

Box 6 Divertimento, Op. 37.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 22

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 23

Box 6 Violin - Piano Sonata, "Profiler" (7 piano pieces).

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 24

Box 206 [Bunte?] Suite for Orchestra.

Ernst Toch papers, ca. 1835-1988 PASC-M 1 25

Box 206, String Trio, Op. 63.