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Ernest Bloch Collection

Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress

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Music Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2005

Finding Aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2005

Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu003009

Table of Contents

Collection Summary

Selected Search Terms

Personal Names

Organizations

Administrative Information

Provenance

Accruals

Processing History

Copyright Status

Restrictions

Preferred Citation

Biographical Sketch

Scope and Content Note

Organization of the Ernest Bloch collection

Container List

MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS, 1880-1959

MANUSCRIPTS LECTURES AND LECTURE NOTES, 1880-1959

CORRESPONDENCE, 1880-1959

BUSINESS PAPERS, 1880-1959

PHOTOGRAPHS, 1880-1959

PROGRAMS, 1908-1980

WRITINGS ABOUT ERNEST BLOCH, 1880-1959

PERSONAL PAPERS, 1880-1959

PRINTED MATTER, 1880-1959

CAROLYN EPES / ERNEST BLOCH MATERIAL, 1880-1959

Collection Summary

Title: Ernest Bloch collection
Span Dates: 1888-1981
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1912-1959)
Call No.: ML31.B56
Creator: Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959.
Size: 30 linear ft.; 64 boxes; ca. 9,840 items
Language: Collection material in English
Repository: Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
Abstract: The collection includes manuscripts (music and lecture material), correspondence (including letters from Ernst Bacon, Harold Bauer, Albert Carré, Elizabeth S. Coolidge, Olin Downes, Carl Engel, the Flonzaley Quartet, Abe Fortas, Sidney Griller, Willem Mengelberg, Yehudi Menuhin, André Messager, Eduard Mörike, Pierre Monteux, Gabriel Pierné, Carlos Salzedo, Max Schillings, Leopold Stokowski, and Stefan Zweig), business papers, photographs, programs, promotional material, writings about Ernest Bloch, personal papers, and printed matter.

Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by personal names, organizations, and listed alphabetically therein.

Personal Names

Bacon, Ernst, 1898- --Correspondence.
Bauer, Harold, 1873-1951--Correspondence.
Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959--Autographs.
Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959--Correspondence.
Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959.
Bloch, Ernest, 1880-1959.
Carré, Albert, 1852-1938--Correspondence.
Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague, 1864-1953--Correspondence.
Downes, Olin, 1886-1955--Correspondence.
Engel, Carl, 1883-1944--Correspondence.
Fortas, Abe--Correspondence.
Griller, Sidney--Correspondence.
Mörike, Eduard Friedrich, 1804-1875--Correspondence.
Mengelberg, Willem, 1871-1951--Correspondence.
Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916- --Correspondence.
Messager, André, 1853-1929--Correspondence.
Monteux, Pierre, 1875-1964--Correspondence.
Pierné, Gabriel, 1863-1937--Correspondence.
Salzedo, Carlos, 1885-1961--Correspondence.
Schillings, Max von, 1868-1933--Correspondence.
Stokowski, Leopold, 1882-1977--Correspondence.
Zweig, Stefan, 1881-1942--Correspondence.

Organizations

Flonzaley Quartet.

Administrative Information

Provenance

Deposit Ernest Bloch 1925.

Gift Carolyn L. Epes 1988.

Gift Suzanne Bloch 1989.

Accruals

No further accruals are expected.

Processing History

The Ernest Bloch Collection was processed in 1998 by by Lloyd A. Pinchback, Timothy Bullard and Michael Ferrando. This Finding Aid was prepared with Corel WordPerfect 8. In 2003, Michael A. Ferrando coded and edited the finding aid for EAD format.

Copyright Status

The status of copyright on the materials of the Ernest Bloch collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Restrictions

Certain restrictions to use or copying of materials may apply.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: container number, the Ernest Bloch collection, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Sketch

Date

Event

1880Born on July 24 in Geneva, Switzerland.
1889Began playing the violin; first instructor, Albert Gos.
1894Began study of music theory and composition, with Émile Jacques-Dalcroze at the Geneva Conservatory of Music, who advised him to continue violin instruction under Louis Etienne-Reyer at the same institution.
1896Composed first orchestral piece Symphonie Orientale of 1896. Began further violin study under Franz Schörg of the Royal Conservatory of Music.
1899 Left Belgium to study further in Germany; studied composition in Frankfurt under Ivan Knorr until 1901.
1900Met future wife Marguerite Auguste Schneider at Hoch Conservatory.
1901Began two year study of composition in Munich under Ludwig Thuille. Premiere of Vivre-Aimer at the second Festival of Contemporary Swiss Music in June, a work inspired by the meeting of Marguerite Schneider and dedicated to teacher Jacques-Dalcroze. Met Edmond Fleg in Geneva.
1903Left Munich to begin sojourn in Paris, France; met Claude Debussy.
1904Returned to Geneva; married Marguerite Schneider on August 13.
1907Began teaching and lecturing in Geneva and Lausanne. Daughter Suzanne Bloch was born on August 7.
1910The premiere of the opera Macbeth on November 30, a collaborative effort in which Bloch and Edmond Fleg had been involved since 1904.
1912Started composing his Israel Symphony, which was to take four years to complete.
1913Death of Bloch's father. Composed his first mature symphonic work, Three Jewish Poems, which he dedicated to the memory of his father.
1916Arrived in America upon securing position of touring conductor for dancer Maud Allan; Bloch persuaded to pursue this post by friend Alfred Pochon. Emotionally moved by his pessimistic view of the future of mankind brought on by World War I, Bloch composed Schelomo.
1917On May 3, the Society of the Friends of Music in New York presented all-Bloch concert at Carnegie Hall. In June, Bloch returned to Europe; returned to New York in August with his family. Became head of theory department at the David Mannes School of Music in New York.
1919His Va Suite was awarded the Coolidge Prize. Bloch became affiliated with the Julius Hartt School of Music in Hartford, Connecticut as well as the Joanne Bird School at Peterboro, New Hampshire.
1920Bloch began tenure as instructor at Cleveland Institute of Music; he was the institutes first director.
1925Left Cleveland for San Francisco; became director of San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
1927Composed America: An Epic Rhapsody. His work Four Episodes (composed in 1926) was awarded the Carolyn Beebe Prize of $1,000.
1928Musical America awarded Bloch $3,000 prize for America.
1929Bloch received honorary membership in Italy's Academy of Saint Cecelia in Rome.
1930Resigned from San Francisco Conservatory; returned to Europe to compose Sacred Service, commissioned by San Francisco's Temple Emanuel.
1933Completed Sacred Service.
1938Bloch's opera Macbeth revived in Naples at Teatro San Carlo on March 5.
1939Letf Europe to return to the United States. On March 17 and 18 conducted Boston Symphony in an all-Bloch program that included the premiere of his "Two Symphonic Interludes", extracted from Acts I and II of Macbeth. Bloch and his family moved to Lake Grove, Oregon.
1940Began professorship at the University of California in Berkeley.
1941Purchased home at Agate Beach, Oregon.
1947Honored by the Juilliard School of Music, in conjunction with the League of Composers, for thirty years of service to American music; received Gold Medal in Music from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the first award of its kind.
1950Honored at a six-day festival of his music given by Samuel Laderman (founder of the Ernest Bloch Society) and the Chicago Federation of American Hebrew Congregations in celebration of his seventieth birthday.
1952Retired from his post as Professor of Music at the University of California, Berkeley.
1953Received double award from the Music Critics Circle of New York City for String Quartet No. 3 and Concerto Grosso No. 2. Invited by Italian Government to attend a series of concert and radio performances of his works, climaxed by the production of his opera Macbeth.
1955Received doctoral degrees from Brandeis University and Reed College. Completed the one-movement Proclamation for Trumpet and Orchestra.
1957Composed his last work Two Last Poems.
1959Died on July 15 in Portland, Oregon.

Scope and Content Note

The Bloch Collection covers the life and careers of the Jewish Swiss-born violinist/composer/conductor and photographer, beginning with his grade school report cards, dated 1888 through 1894, and continuing beyond his death in 1959 with the publication of some musical works, and exhibitions of his photography. Music having been the primary focus of his life, Bloch's photographic skills are lesser known. Oregonians are more familiar with this aspect of his life owing to several exhibitions of his output by the Center for Creative Photography in Portland. The Collection includes manuscripts (music and lecture material), correspondence, business papers, photographs, programs, promotional material, writings about Ernest Bloch, personal papers, printed matter, and the material donated by Carolyn Epes.

Totaling nearly 200 items, the collection of Bloch music manuscripts is comprehensive in scope of his output. One of his more popular works, Schelomo, is not represented in this collection, but there is a score of the piece in the Moldenhauer Archive at the Library of Congress. The intense pride Bloch held in his Jewish heritage is demonstrated in his Israel Symphony (1912-1916), the Three Jewish Poems (1913, mentioned earlier), and the Avodath Hakodesh (Sacred Service) (1933); these and several other works on Jewish themes are represented in the collection. There are only two scores represented in the Manuscript Transcriptions of Works by Others sub-series.

The Correspondence series is divided into two sub-series: Personal Correspondence, and General Correspondence. The Personal Correspondence includes letters and similar material (i.e. post cards, invitations, and telegrams) from family members and close friends. Other letters and related material are filed in the General Correspondence sub-series. At the end of the correspondence file are two smaller sub-series of material; Special Category (i.e. Bloch letter drafts, Bloch letter to anonymous singer, and unidentifiable items), and Miscellaneous, which contains the envelopes of the letters herein.

The Business Papers series covers the business affiliations of Ernest Bloch and his son, Ivan, and is divided accordingly. Generally, the series includes contracts, business correspondence, royalty statements, and miscellaneous; however, some organizations' files contain a greater variety of materials thus requiring additional subject headings. The arrangement is alphabetical by name of organization, then alphabetical by subject heading, and then chronological when date is known. This arrangement scheme is used in both Ernest Bloch and Ivan Bloch business papers.

Divided by subject and arranged chronologically, the Photographs series is fairly small, considering the fact that Bloch was also a skillful photographer. The photos depict Bloch alone (usually portraits), or Bloch family members. Of special note, there is a photograph of Ernest Bloch with Roger Sessions.

Beginning in 1908 and continuing through 1980, the Programs series is arranged chronologically. Each citation includes date, concert venue, performing artist(s) when given, and Bloch work(s) performed unless the entire concert was a Bloch tribute.

The Writings series is divided into four sub-series: Biographical Writings, Clippings, Articles in Serials, and Articles and Clippings in Scrapbooks.

The EB Legal, Financial, and Miscellaneous Documents series in the Collection houses some personal documents of Ernest Bloch and two other members of the Bloch family: wife Marguerite Elizabeth Auguste Bloch and daughter Suzanne Bloch. Sub-divided into two groups, Ernest Bloch Papers and Papers of Other Family Members, this series includes Bloch's grade school report cards, his passports, marriage certificate, and birth certificate of Marguerite Elizabeth Auguste Bloch.

The Printed Matter file is the final series in the Collection proper. It consists of one volume of printed music containing Bloch selections, promotional material (a small gathering of brochures, announcements, and flyers that promote Ernest Bloch and his work), one literary volume (Darwin, Marx, Wagner by Jacques Barzun), and a folder of miscellaneous loose items.

The material in the Carolyn Epes / Ernest Bloch Collection follows the same arrangement scheme as the larger collection. The Music Manuscripts series includes only one item: a copy of the piano-vocal score to Bloch's anthem, America. There are no business papers or personal documents included with this material; however, all other series are represented.

Contributors to the processing of this collection include Lloyd A. Pinchback, Music Specialist, and Tim Bullard and Mike Ferrando, Library Technicians, all Music Division staff members.

Lloyd A. Pinchback, June 1995.

Organization of the Ernest Bloch collection

The Ernest Bloch collection is organized in 10 series:

Container List

BoxContents
BOX 1-22

MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS, 1880-1959

The Music series is divided into two subseries: Original Music Manuscripts By Bloch and Manuscript Transcriptions of Works by Others. Totaling nearly 200 items, the collection of Bloch music manuscripts is comprehensive in scope of his output. There are only two scores represented in the Manuscript Transcriptions of Works by Others sub-series.
Arranged alphabetically by composer and title.
BOX 1-21 Part 1: Original Music Manuscripts
BOX-FOLDER 1/1 2 Pieces pour quatour.
Drafts; 24 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
On page 4: Chatel, Nov. 7, 1938.
On page 23: Oct. 4, 1950.
BOX-FOLDER 1/2 2 Pieces pour quatour.
Sketches; 20 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 1/3 3 Jewish poems.
Score; 95 p. (bound).
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 1/4 3 Jewish poems.
Drafts and sketches; 95 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Contents:
  • 1. Danses;
  • 2. Rites.
BOX-FOLDER 1/5 3 Jewish poems.
Sketches; 17 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: 2. Rites.
BOX-FOLDER 1/6 3 Jewish poems.
Sketches; 19 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 1/7 3 Noctures [for] piano, violin, cello (1924).
Draft; 18 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
On page 3 of Group I: Jan. 22, 1924.
BOX-FOLDER 1/8 [4 Circus pieces] : July 13-July 17, 1922.
Piano solo; 15 p. (4 pieces paged separately).
Note: Holographs in ink and pencil.
Contents:
  • 1) The Two "Burlingham" Brothers
  • 2) The Clown
  • 3) The Homeliest Woman
  • 4) Dialogue and Dance of the Heavy-weight and the Dwarf
BOX-FOLDER 1/9 4 Wedding marches.
Sketches; 48 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 2/1 6 Preludes for organ.
Sketches; 31 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 2/2 America : anthem from the symphony "America", by Ernest Bloch (n.d.).
    See also: Epes/Bloch Collection, Box 63
Piano-vocal score; [2] p.; 36 cm.
Note: Photocopy of holograph score
BOX-FOLDER 2/3-4
BOX-FOLDER 2/7		 Avodat hakodesh (Sacred service) (1933).
Piano draft; 128 p. (in 2 folders).
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Literal [English] translation of the Hebrew text of Avodath Hakodesh. Holograph in ink; 29 p.: typescript; 15 p. BOX: 2/7
Laid in: program of performance by Cheltenham High School Concert Choir, Mrs. Kay Stretton, conductor, February 25, 1977.
BOX-FOLDER 2/5 Avodat hakodesh (Sacred service) (1933).
Piano-vocal score; 91 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
For baritone (cantor) mixed chorus and orchestra.
On title page: To Gerald Warburg.
At end: Roveredo-Tiano Lel Juier.
BOX-FOLDER 2/6 Avodat hakodesh (Sacred service) (1933).
Piano-vocal score; 29 p.
Note: Holograph with Hebrew and English text in ink and notes in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 2/8 Baal shem (three pictures of chassidic life) : for violin and piano accompaniment (1923).
Score for violin and piano; 21 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On title page: To the memory of my mother.
BOX-FOLDER 2/9 Baal shem (three pictures of chassidic life) : for Violin Solo and Orchestra (1939).
Orchestral score; 52 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
Published by Carl Fischer.
At end: Aug. 1939 (Instrumental).
BOX-FOLDER 2/10 Berceuse in re flat pour piano.
Piano solo; 2 p.
Note: Holograph in ink with notes in pencil on verso.
On title page: A ma soeur; 1er janvier 1897 Genève.
BOX-FOLDER 2/11 Berceuse pour piano.
Piano solo; 2 p.
Note: Holograph in ink with notes in pencil on page 1.
BOX-FOLDER 2/12 Concertino for flute solo - viola solo - and string orchestra (1950).
Score; 26 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On title page: Commissioned by the Juilliard Musical Foundation; (the last 14 measures, if possible, for full orchestra).
On page 24: Agate Beach, Oregon - Sept. 1st 1950.
BOX-FOLDER 3/1 Concertino for flute solo - viola solo - and string orchestra (1950).
Flute and viola solo with piano reduction, 36 p.; piano reduction, 13.
Note: Holograph draft in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 3/1 Concertino for flute solo - viola solo - and string orchestra (1950).
Sketches for fugato final, 8 p.; miscellaneous sketches, 18 p.
Note: Holograph sketches in pencil.
On final page: First draft of the "Andante" (probably in San Francisco (1928-29?).
BOX-FOLDER 3/2 Concerto grosso no. 1 : for string orchestra and piano obbligato.
Orchestral draft; 55 p.
Note: Holograph draft in pencil with note in ink at beginning.
On final page: Santa Fe, Dec. 26, 1924.
Contents: Movements no. II; III; IV (Fugue).
BOX-FOLDER 3/3 Concerto grosso no. 1 : for string orchestra and piano obbligato.
Sketches; 11 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 3/4 Concerto grosso no. 2 : string quartet and string orchestra.
Sketches; 44 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 3/5 Concerto grosso no. 2 : string quartet and string orchestra.
Sketches; 37 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 3/6 Concerto symphonique, piano and orchestra.
Piano and orchestra score; 36 p., numbered 2-37.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 3/7 Concerto symphonique, piano and orchestra.
Draft; [19] p. (numbered 35-52).
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: 3rd movement.
BOX-FOLDER 3/8 Concerto symphonique, piano and orchestra.
Sketches and schematic diagram; 116 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and in ink.
Contents:
  • Sketches of 2nd and 3rd movements
  • schematic diagram of entire work.
BOX-FOLDER 4/1 Concerto symphonique, piano and orchestra.
Sketches; 42 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 4/2 Concerto pour violon et orchestre (1899).
Score and notes; 38 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On title and end pages: Acheve a Bruxelles en mars 1899.
BOX-FOLDER 4/3 Concerto pour violon et orchestre (1938).
Score; 94 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On last page: Chatel Haute Savoie janvier 1938.
Contents:
  • Violin solo
  • version for violin and piano
BOX-FOLDER 4/4 Danses orientales (pour Jezabel) pour piano, danse sacrée (1923).
Score for piano solo; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
At end: New York, July 23, 1923.
BOX-FOLDER 4/5 Danses populaires pour orchestra (1899).
Score; 26 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover and final page: Genève juillet 1899.
BOX-FOLDER 4/6 Danses populaires pour orchestra (1899).
Drafts and sketches; 19 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: Genève, juillet 1899.
BOX-FOLDER 4/7 [Enfantines].
Sketches; 26 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 22/1 [Evocations].
Draft; 89 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 4/8 Fantaisie pour violon et piano (1897).
Score; 12 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover of violin and piano score: V. À Eugène Ysaÿe; achèvé le 13 mars 1897.
BOX-FOLDER 4/9 Fantaisie-lied : pour violon et piano (1898).
Score; 18 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: joué avec Jacques Dalecroze le 8 sept. 1898. À Geneve au théâtre du Parc de E. Vives. Geneve, juillet 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 4/10 Four episodes for chamber orchestra (1926).
Score; 85 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On final page: May 1926.
BOX-FOLDER 4/11 [From] Jewish Life (1924).
Sketches; 10 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On final page: Santa Fe, Dec. 1924.
BOX-FOLDER 5/1 Hiver-printemps, poème pour orchestre (op. 5), (1904-1905).
Score (reduction); 17 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover of Hiver: Composition de l'orchestre & Abreviation de la Reduction.
On last page of Hiver: Paris, fevrier 1904-Geneve, fevrier 1905.
On cover of Printemps: Même orchestre que pour Hiver, mais en plus:....
On last page of Printemps: Paris, mais 1904-Geneve, mais 1905.
BOX-FOLDER 5/2 In memoriam (1952).
Orchestral score; 8 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On first page: (on a Cantus firmus and a melody that Ada loved).
On last page: Agate Beach, Oregon, Dec. 24, 1952.
BOX-FOLDER 5/3 In memoriam (1952).
Sketches; 10 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 5/4 In the mountains (1925).
Draft; 12 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On last page: Sante Fe, No. 26, 1925.
BOX-FOLDER 5/5 In the night : a love-poem for piano (1922).
Piano solo score; 5 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On last page: July 20-22, 1922. Cleveland, Ohio.
BOX-FOLDER 5/6 In the night : a love-poem for piano (1922).
Piano solo score; 4 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On last page: July 20-22, 1922.
BOX-FOLDER 5/7 In the night : a love-poem for piano (1922).
Orchestral sketch; 13 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On first page: Orch. sketch of In the Night, Poems of the Sea.
BOX-FOLDER 5/8 In the night : a love-poem for piano (1922).
Piano solo sketch; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On last page: Cleveland, July 20-21, 1922.
BOX-FOLDER 5/9 In the night : a love-poem for piano (1922).
Orchestra score; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On last page: Instrumental in December 1922 (Cleveland-New York).
BOX-FOLDER 5/10 Inventions à 2.3.4 voix (1896-97).
Score for solo piano or organ; 8 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover page: III. Genève 1896-97; Pour Piano ou Orgue.
BOX-FOLDER 5/11 Invention à 4 voix : pour orgue ou piano (1897).
Score for solo piano or organ; 2 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover in pencil: Genève, avril 97.
BOX-FOLDER 5/12 Israel symphony.
Sketches; 14 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 5/13 Israel symphony.
Sketches; 10 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 5/14 Jeremiah.
Sketches; 30 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Note: Jeremiah is the title of a work projected to make use of material originally sketched for Jezabel. Though probably originally intended for piano, it reached the stage of a few pages of ink ochestral score. It still figured in the listing of Bloch's works (for piano) for the 1950 Bloch festival in Chicago.
BOX-FOLDER 5/15 Jeremiah.
Drafts and sketches; 13 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 5/16 Jeremiah.
Sketches; 2 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On title page: Thematic material.
BOX-FOLDER 6/1 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 67 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 6/2 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 54 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act I.
BOX-FOLDER 6/3 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 60 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Contents: Act II.
BOX-FOLDER 6/4 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Note on second page from Suzanne Bloch.
Partial sketch of Macbeth Act II on recto of ninth leaf.
BOX-FOLDER 6/5 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 8 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act IV.
BOX-FOLDER 6/6 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 21 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Thematic material of major characters of opera.
BOX-FOLDER 6/7 Jezabel (1911).
Sketches; 25 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 6/8 Jezabel (1911).
Libretto; [44] p. (in 4 small booklets divided by acts).
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 6/9 Là-bas : melodie pour piano and chant (mezzo soprano) (1898).
Score; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: Poesie de Jacques Madeleine. Genève, juin 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 6/10 Larmes d'autumne : pour piano et chant (1897).
Score; 4 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: VII. A Mademoiselle L. Wisard. Poesie de Franz Foulon. Le 8 avril 1897, Genève.
BOX-FOLDER 6/11 Lied pour piano (1898).
Piano solo score; 8 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover and at end: Genève, juillet 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 6/12 Lied [B-flat minor] (1900).
Piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: Genève, juin 1900. Poesie de Louis Duchoral.
BOX-FOLDER 6/13 Lied [F major] (1900).
Piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: poesie de Louis Duchoral. Genève, juin 1900.
BOX-FOLDER 7/1 Macbeth.
Piano-vocal score (publisher's proof); 303 p.
Note: Holograph corrections and notes in ink and pencil.
Laid in: Note from G. Astruc & Co.
BOX-FOLDER 7/2 Macbeth.
Piano-vocal score (publisher's proof); 372 p. (bound).
Note: Holograph corrections and notes in pencil.
On cover: First proof?
BOX-FOLDER 7/3 Macbeth.
Piano-vocal score (publisher's proof; 27 p.
Note: Holograph corrections and notes in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 8/1 Macbeth.
Vocal score with piano accompaniment; 365 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 8/2 Macbeth.
Draft; 39 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Contents: Acte II.
BOX-FOLDER 8/3 Macbeth.
Orchestral sketches; 100 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 9/1 Macbeth.
Sketches; 24 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Prologue.
BOX-FOLDER 9/2 Macbeth.
Sketches; 30 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act I; Scenes 2 and 3.
BOX-FOLDER 9/3 Macbeth.
Sketches; 54 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act I; Scene 3.
BOX-FOLDER 9/4 Macbeth.
Sketches; 43 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act II; Scene 4.
BOX-FOLDER 10/1 Macbeth.
Sketches; 58 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Contents: Act II; Scene 5.
BOX-FOLDER 10/2 Macbeth.
Sketches; 29 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Act III.
BOX-FOLDER 10/3 Macbeth.
Sketches; 71 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Contents: Act III; Scene 2.
BOX-FOLDER 10/4 Macbeth.
Sketches and notes; 56 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 10/5 Macbeth.
Sketches and notes; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
Laid in: Note from Suzanne Bloch explaining need for adaptations from original French libretto to English for performance.
Contents: Modifications for English version.
BOX-FOLDER 10/6 Macbeth.
Notes; 9 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil
includes photocopies.
Contents: Partition d'orchestre.
BOX-FOLDER 10/7 Macbeth.
Sketches; 18 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 10/8 Macbeth.
Notes pour l'interpretation de Macbeth; 12 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 10/9 Macbeth.
    See also: "MACBETH" in Business Papers: Ivan Bloch Papers.
Miscellaneous items from the opera.
Note: Holographs in ink and pencil, typescripts, and photocopies.
Contents:
  • Vocal range chart (in music notation)
  • list of characters
  • hand-written notes
  • rehearsal passes (various dates)
  • typescript of Two Symphonic Interludes from the Lyric Drama MACBETH
  • typescript detailing the chronology of the construction and performances of "Macbeth"
BOX-FOLDER 11/1 Méditation pour violon et orgue (1897).
Score; 9 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On title page: X.; Genève, le 2 mai, 1897.
BOX-FOLDER 11/2 Méditation Hebraïque.
Draft; 11 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 11/3 Mélodie.
Draft; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 11/4 Menuet : pour piano.
Score; 12 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: Genève, le 27. V. 99.
BOX-FOLDER 11/5 Moods : [sketches in sepia].
Sketches; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 11/6 The mountains and their people : a symphonic fresco for orchestra.
Score and sketches; 57 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: To all the Lovers of Mountains and Freedom.
BOX-FOLDER 11/7 Musette : pour piano et chant.
Score; 4 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: VI. À Madame Eugène Ysaÿe. Poesie de Louis Avennier. Genève, le 29 mars 1892.
BOX-FOLDER 11/8 Nirvana : poem for piano.
Score; 7 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: To Povla Frijsh. On last page: Cleveland, April 14, 1923.
BOX-FOLDER 11/9[Notes on J.S Bach fugues]
Notes; 22 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 11/10 Nuit exotique.
Sketches; 17 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Note on page 13: Santa Fe; sketch-Nov. 30, 1924. Resketched Dec. 3.
BOX-FOLDER 11/11 Orientale : pour grande orchestre (1898).
Score; 59 p. (bound).
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On cover: Genève-Bruxelles, juillet- Octobre 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 11/12 Pastorale pour piano (1896).
Score; 11 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: Achèvé en mars 1896.
BOX-FOLDER 12/1[Piano quintet sketches, automne sketches, and sketches for various unidentified pieces]
Sketches; 10 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 12/2 Poème concertant : pour violon et orchestre (1898).
Score; 37 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Note on cover: Bruxelles, 22 nov.- 4 decembre 1898.
Note on cover of reduction for violin and piano: revu et corrige en fevrier 1899.
BOX-FOLDER 12/3 Poèmes d'automne.
Score; 25 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On page 4: Genève 18. IV 1906 - 26. VI 1906.
On page 14: Genève: 28 juin 1906.
On page 19: Genève 1906 18. IV - 25. VI.
On page 25: Genève 27 juin 1906.
Credited on each title page: Beatrix Rodes.
Contents:
  • I. La Vagabonde
  • II. L'Abri
  • III. Le Declin
  • IV. Evocation.
BOX-FOLDER 12/4 [Poems of the sea] : chants de la mer pour piano (1922).
Score; 2 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
At end: July 2, 1922.
BOX-FOLDER 12/5 [Poems of the sea] : chants de la mer pour piano (1922).
Drafts; 42 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Contents: Parts II and III.
BOX-FOLDER 12/6 Poems of the sea for orchestra (1922-23).
Score; 61 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: poem "In cabin/d ships at sea..." by Walt Whitman.
On page 19: Instrumental, November 1922 (Cleveland).
On page 26: Instrumental, Sept. 24, 1922.
On page 61: January 19, 1923, Cleveland.
Contents:
  • 1) Waves
  • 2) Charity
  • 3) At Sea.
BOX-FOLDER 12/7 Poems of the sea for orchestra (1922-23).
Sketches; 11 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On page 11: July 4-6, 1922.
BOX-FOLDER 12/8 Prelude for string quartet (1925).
Sketches; 5 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
At end: Cleveland, May 13, 1925.
Laid in: Note from Suzanne Bloch.
BOX-FOLDER 12/9 Près de la mer : mélodie pour mezzo-soprano (1898).
Score; 4 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: Poesie de Jean Lahos.
On cover and at end: Genève, juin 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 12/10 Proclamation for trumpet solo and orchestra (1955).
Sketches; 12 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and thematic material in ink.
Includes note with title and date.
BOX-FOLDER 12/11 Proclamation for trumpet solo and orchestra (1955).
Sketches; 13 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Includes 2 notes with title and dates.
BOX-FOLDER 13/1 Psaume 114 : for soprano and orchestra.
Sketch; 8 leaves.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 13/2 Quartet no. 1 = quatuor a cordes I (1895).
Score; 11 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: Achèvé en mai 1895 a Genève; names of string quartet members.
Contents: Andante.
BOX-FOLDER 13/3 Quartet no. 1 = quatuor a cordes I (1895).
Score; 39 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: termine le 1 fevrier 1896.
Contents:
  • Allegro con brio
  • Scherzo
  • Romance
  • Allegro Vivace
BOX-FOLDER 13/4 Quartet II.
Draft; 102 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
At end: Apres mille veines! et changements! (ces 3 dern. pages!!!) Achèvé le simanche oct. 28, 1945, Agate Beach, Oregon.
BOX-FOLDER 13/5 Quartet II.
Sketches; 55 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 13/6 [Quartet no. 4] = Quatuor no. 4 (1953).
Drafts; 77 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Note before each movement with title, dates, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 13/7 [Quartet no. 4] = Quatuor no. 4 (1953).
Drafts and sketches; 65 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in: Note before each movement with title, date, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 13/8 [Quartet no. 4] = Quatuor no. 4 (1953).
Sketches; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil of thematic material.
BOX-FOLDER 14/1 Quartet no. V (1955-1956).
Score; 49 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: listing of duration of each movement.
At end: Agate Beach, Oregon, June 1955-Febr. 24, 1956.
Contents:
  • I. Grave-Allegro
  • II. Calmo
  • III. Presto
  • IV. Allegro deciso-Calmo
BOX-FOLDER 14/2 Quartet no. V (1955-1956).
Draft; 80 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in: Note before each movement with title, date, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 14/3 Quartet no. V (1955-1956).
Sketches; 87 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in: Note before each movement with title, date, duration, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 14/4 Quartet no. V (1955-1956).
Sketches of thematic material; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 14/5 Quartet no. V (1955-1956).
Publisher's proofs; 39 p.
Note: Holograph markings in pencil and ink.
On cover: To my Daughter Suzanne Bloch-Smith.
BOX-FOLDER 15/1 Quintett no. 1 : for piano and strings (1924).
Score for piano and strings; 107 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: To Harold Baner and the Lenox quartet. At end: Cleveland, Ohio March 27, 1923.
BOX-FOLDER 15/2 Quintett no. 1 : for piano and strings (1924).
Draft; 47 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Includes cover with notes on recto of page 2.
Contents: 3rd movement.
BOX-FOLDER 15/3 Quintett no. 1 : for piano and strings (1924).
Sketches; 75 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 15/4 Quintett no. 1 : for piano and strings (1924).
Score and parts; 82 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Contents:
  • Violin I
  • Violin II
  • Viola
  • Cello
BOX-FOLDER 15/5 Quintett no. II (1957).
Drafts and sketches; 63 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in: Note before each movement with title, date, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 15/6 Quintett no. II (1957).
Sketches and thematic material; 50 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in: Note in second and third folder with title, date, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 16/1 Regrets.... pour piano seul (1897).
Piano solo score; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: XIII. Bruxelles. Octobre 1897.
BOX-FOLDER 16/2 Ronde des princesses.
Score; 7 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 16/3 Le saule : pour piano and chant.
Piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 16/4 Scherzo fantasque.
Sketches; 68 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
On last page: Achèvé! after minimal changes! December 21, 1948, Agate Beach, Oregon.
BOX-FOLDER 16/5 Scherzo fantasque.
Sketches; 45 p.
Note: Holograph sketches in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 16/6 Serenade : morceau pour piano & violon (1898).
Score; 7 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: Genève, 8-9 Janvier 1898.
BOX-FOLDER 16/7 Sinfonia breve.
Draft; 54 p.
Note: Note placed before 1st and 3rd movements with title, etc.
Laid in note in first folder: no page 4.
BOX-FOLDER 16/8 Sinfonia breve.
Sketches; 71 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in note before each movement with title, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 17/1 Sonate pour violon et piano (1920).
Score; 70 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: À mon ami Paul Rosenfeld.
At end: New York (janvier-fevrier 1920), Cleveland (Novembre 1920).
BOX-FOLDER 17/2 Sonate pour violon et piano (1920).
Violin part; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: À mon ami Paul Rosenfeld.
At end: New York (Jan.-Febr. 1920), Cleveland (Nov. 1920).
BOX-FOLDER 17/3 Sonate pour piano et violoncello (1897).
Score and part; 22 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover of each score: 24 Nov.-29, 1897, Bruxelles.
BOX-FOLDER 17/4 [Studies and exercises] : Counterpoint, II part (1918).
Studies and exercises workbook; 73 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 17/5 [Studies and exercises] : Theorie musicale et harmonie elementaire, no. 1.
Studies and exercises workbook; 26 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Laid in note from Suzanne Bloch: One of my very first theory books written out for me by my father - about 1917 or 1918.
BOX-FOLDER 17/6 [Studies and exercises] : Workbooks-from E. Bloch (1900).
Studies and exercises workbook; 56 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note: 2 Work books-from E. Bloch exercises when study with Prof. Ivan Knorr in Frankfort, 1900.
BOX-FOLDER 18/1 Suite I for viola solo.
Score; 5 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 18/2 Suite I for violin solo (1958).
Draft; 8 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note with title, date, etc.
At end: April 17, 1958, Agate Beach.
BOX-FOLDER 18/3 Suite I for violin solo (1958).
Sketches; 10 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note with title and date.
BOX-FOLDER 18/4 Suite I for violoncello (1956).
Sketches; 22 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in notes with title, dates, duration of movements.
BOX-FOLDER 18/5 Suite II for violin solo (1958).
Draft; 14 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note with title, date.
BOX-FOLDER 18/6 Suite II for violin solo (1958).
Sketches; 9 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in note with title.
BOX-FOLDER 18/7 Suite II for violoncello solo (1956).
Sketches; 25 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note with title and dates.
BOX-FOLDER 18/8 Suite III for violoncello solo (1956-1957).
Sketches; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in notes with title and dates and durations of movements.
BOX-FOLDER 18/9 Suite for viola and piano or orchestra.
Orchestral draft; 116 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 18/10 Suite for viola and piano or orchestra.
Sketches; 3 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 18/11 Suite for viola and piano or orchestra.
Viola part; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: Keep for L. Bailly; "Sapientra, meditatio non mortis, sed vitae".
BOX-FOLDER 18/12 Suite Hebraïque.
Sketches; 68 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note in front of first 3 folders with title, etc.
Contents:
  • Rhapsodie Hebraïque pour Alto solo, Piano (2 folders)
  • Meditation (2 folders)
  • Three Processionals, Viola, Piano
  • Processional I
  • Processional II
  • Processional III
BOX-FOLDER 18/13 Suite Hebraïque for viola (or violin) and orchestra.
Violin score; 6 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
BOX-FOLDER 19/1 Suite modale for flute and piano (1956).
Score; 18 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On cover: To Elaine Shaffer (Mm. Efrem Kurtz); list of duration of movements; July 15-Aug. 31, 1956.
At end: Agate Beach, Oregon, August 31, 1956.
BOX-FOLDER 19/2 Suite modale pour flûte et piano.
Drafts; 23 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note before first folder with title, duration of each movement, dates, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 19/3 Suite pour alto solo et orchestre.
Score; 56 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Note on page 41: New York, juin 1919.
At end: New York, mars 1919-janvier 1920.
BOX-FOLDER 19/4 Suite p[our] piano et viola [ōu orchestra].
Score; 37 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 19/5 Suite symphonique.
Drafts; 72 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 19/6 Suite symphonique.
Sketches; 60 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 19/7 Suite symphonique.
Sketches; 29 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 19/8 Suite symphonique.
Sketches; 20 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
BOX-FOLDER 20/1 Symphonie, C-sharp minor (1901).
Sketches; 46 p.
Note: Holograph sketches in pencil and ink bound in small sketchbook.
BOX-FOLDER 20/2 [Symphonie, E-flat major] (1955).
Drafts; 49 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note in each folder with title, dates, etc.
On page 16: finally! completed Febr. 24, 1955 [etc.].
On page 49: Finally fixed! March 7, same March 8! 1955.
BOX-FOLDER 20/3 Symphonie, E-flat major (1955).
Sketches; 58 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note in each folder with title, date, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 20/4 Symphonie funèbre (1895).
Score; 14 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On page 1: Commence cet mais le 11 septembre 1895, Genève.
Many signatures on last page verso.
BOX-FOLDER 22/1 Symphonie orientale (1896).
Full score, 85 p., in 2 vols.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 20/5 [Symphony for trombone and orchestra].
Draft piano reduction; 15 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 20/7 Symphony with trombone solo (1954).
Sketches; 39 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
Laid in note in second and third folders with title, date, etc.
On page 27: April 13, 1954 [etc.].
BOX-FOLDER 20/3 Two last poems...(maybe) (1957-58).
Full score: 52 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
Inside front cover: To Elaine Shaffer Kurz.
At end: Agate Beach, Oregon-Jan. 22, 1958.
BOX-FOLDER 20/4 Two last poems...(maybe) (1957-58).
Piano reduction score; 19 p.
Note: Holograph in ink.
On cover: To Elaine Shaffer Kurtz; Duration: Circa 13 minutes.
At end: Jan. 20, 1958.
BOX-FOLDER 20/5 Two last poems...(maybe) (1957-58).
Score draft for flute solo and orchestra; 31 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in note in each folder with title, date.
BOX-FOLDER 20/5 Two last poems...(maybe) (1957-58).
Primary sketches, piano reduction; 19 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in note with title and date.
BOX-FOLDER 20/7[Unidentified notes]
Notes; 4 p.
Note: Holographs in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 20/8[Unidentified sketches]
Sketches; 4 p.
Note: Holographs in pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 20/9 Utopia : a poem for violin and piano.
Draft and sketches; 39 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
On cover: (as a compliment to the Sonata-and to be played after it).
On page 37: Santa Fe (N.M.) Esquisses from 14 Nov. 1924, Realization Nov. 20, 1924.
On page 39: Santa Fe [new ???? Esquisses finis le 14 Nov. 1924.
BOX-FOLDER 21/1 Violin sonata 1.
Drafts and thematic material; 66 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil and ink.
On page 62: End Nov. 26, 1920, Cleveland, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 21/2 Violin sonata no. 15 [???]
Sketches; 14 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil of abandoned final movement.
BOX-FOLDER 21/3 Vivre-aimer, poème symphonique pour grande orchestre (1901).
Score; 93 p. (bound).
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
On title page: Dedie à mon cher maitre E. Jaques-Dalcroze; Compose a Francfort, 6 novembre-3 decembre 1900; Execute pour la 1er fois a Genève, le 23 juin 1901.
At end: Francfort 6-30 Novembre 1900.
BOX-FOLDER 21/4 Voix dans le desert : poème symphonique pour violoncello solo et orchestre (ou piano) (1935).
Piano reduction score; 46 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
Note at end of piano reduction and cello solo: Termine a Chatel-Haute Savoie, le 14 aout 1935.
BOX-FOLDER 21/5 Work for trombone solo (1953-54).
Sketches; 48 p.
Note: Holograph in pencil.
Laid in note in each folder with title, date.
BOX-FOLDER 22/2-3 Part 2: Bloch Manuscript Transcriptions of Works by Others
Tschaikovsky, Pietr
BOX-FOLDER 22/2Romeo and Juliet
Score; 36 p.
Manuscript in ink by E. Bloch.
Wagner, Richard
BOX-FOLDER 22/3Siegfried-Idyll
Score; 11 p.
Manuscript in ink by E. Bloch.
BOX 23-25

MANUSCRIPTS LECTURES AND LECTURE NOTES, 1880-1959

Manuscripts of lectures along with notes by Ernest Bloch.
Arranged alphabetically by title and chronologically by date.
BOX-FOLDER 23/1[Lectures in Geneva] (1912-13).
Lecture notes: Plan à la 1 [st] Causerie -- Mahler; Claude Debussy; Edmond Fleg; various paginations.
Note: Holograph in ink. French text.
BOX-FOLDER 23/2[Lectures in Geneva].
Lecture notes: Les Grandes Principes de l'Esthetique (Cours sur la Musique; 2nd-5th, 8th, 9th Causeries; Forme (fin) Rhythme); 96 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 23/3[Lectures in Geneva] (1913-14).
Lecture notes: Kyrie (includes 1 leaf sheet music); Gloria; Credo; Lanctus; various paginations.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil. French text.
BOX-FOLDER 23/4[Lectures in Geneva].
Lecture notes: L'Evolution du gout Musical; Art et Culture; L'Art y les Peuples Primitifs; 119 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 24/1[Lectures in Geneva] (1914).
Lecture notes: La Genie-La Personalite; La Repercussion de l'oeune d'Art-Artist & Public; 47 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 24/2[Lectures in Geneva].
Lecture notes: La Matiere Musicale; 18 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 24/3[Lectures in Geneva].
Lecture notes: Miscellaneous: 51 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 24/4[Lecture notes-San Francisco Conservatory] (1940).
Lecture notes: The Tower of Babel, April 26, 1940; 20 p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil.
BOX-FOLDER 24/5Notes pour l'etude de choeurs : Servizio Sacro = Sacred Service.
Lecture notes; 7 p.
Note: Holograph in French in ink.
Laid in note from Suzanne Bloch on cover folder stating these are "detailed directions for choral director's interpretation".
BOX-FOLDER 25/1[The Peterboro School] (1919).
Lecture notes (Preface); 6 leaves.
Note: Holograph in ink. French text.
At head: Peterboro -- aout 1919.
BOX-FOLDER 25/2The Peterboro School (1919).
Lecture notes (Forward); 3 leaves.
Note: Typescript. English text; translation of "Preface".
BOX-FOLDER 25/3[The Peterboro School] (1919).
Lecture notes; [84] p.
Note: Holograph in ink and pencil. French text.
BOX-FOLDER 25/4[The Peterboro School] (1919).
Lecture notes; [7] leaves.
Note: Holograph in ink and typescript. English text.
BOX-FOLDER 25/5[The Peterboro School] (1919).
Lecture notes; [53] p (bound).
Note: Holograph in ink and typescript. French text.
BOX 26-42

CORRESPONDENCE, 1880-1959

The Correspondence series is divided into two sub-series: Personal Correspondence, and General Correspondence. The Personal Correspondence includes letters and similar material (i.e. post cards, invitations, and telegrams) from family members and close friends. Other letters and related material are filed in the General Correspondence sub-series. At the end of the correspondence file are two smaller sub-series of material; Special Category (i.e. Bloch letter drafts, Bloch letter to anonymous singer, and unidentifiable items), and Miscellaneous, which contains the envelopes of the letters herein.
Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically by date.
BOX 26-35 Part 1: Personal Correspondence
BOX 26-31 Family
BOX-FOLDER 26/1EB letterpress book: 1904-14
BOX-FOLDER 26/2EB letterpress book: 1909-16
BOX-FOLDER 27/1-18EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch: 1901-02 (Apr.)
BOX-FOLDER 28/1-19EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch: 1902 (May)-1903 (June)
BOX-FOLDER 29/1-22EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch: 1903 (July)-1910 (Dec.)
BOX-FOLDER 29/23EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch: undated
BOX-FOLDER 30/1-25EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch and children: 1911-25
BOX-FOLDER 31/1Ivan Bloch to various family members: 1960-80
BOX-FOLDER 31/2Lucienne (Luce) Bloch Dimitroff to various family members: 1963-74
BOX-FOLDER 31/3Marguerite Schneider Bloch from her father: 1895-1902
BOX-FOLDER 31/4Marguerite Schneider Bloch from her mother: 1903-04
BOX-FOLDER 31/5Marguerite Schneider Bloch from mother-in-law, Sophie Bloch: 1904
BOX-FOLDER 31/6Marguerite Schneider Bloch from various people: 1894-1910
BOX-FOLDER 31/7-27Marguerite Schneider Bloch to EB: 1901-10 [includes undated]
BOX-FOLDER 31/28Maurice Bloch [Bloch's father] to EB: 1903-13
BOX-FOLDER 31/29Sophie Bloch [Bloch's mother] to EB: 1902-09
BOX-FOLDER 31/30Sophie Bloch to EB: 1910
BOX-FOLDER 31/31Sophie Bloch to EB: 1911-18
BOX-FOLDER 31/32Sophie Bloch to EB: 1919 (Jan.-July)
BOX-FOLDER 31/33Sophie Bloch to EB: 1919 (Aug.-Dec.)
BOX-FOLDER 31/34Sophie Bloch to EB: 1920
BOX-FOLDER 31/35Suzanne (Suzy) Bloch Smith to various family members: 1965-67
BOX-FOLDER 31/36Suzanne (Suzy) Bloch Smith to various family members: 1968
BOX 31-35 Friends
BOX-FOLDER 32/1-12EB to Edmond and Madeleine Fleg: 1901-10
BOX-FOLDER 33/1-15EB to Edmond and Madeleind Fleg: 1911-20
BOX-FOLDER 34/1-15EB to Edmond and Madeleine Fleg: 1921-47
BOX-FOLDER 34/16-22EB to Edmond and Madeleine Fleg: undated
BOX-FOLDER 35/1-28Edmond and Madeleine Fleg to EB: 1902-38
BOX-FOLDER 35/29-32Edmond and Madeleine Fleg to EB: undated
BOX 36-42 Part 2: General Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 36/1 Adler, Samuel
BOX-FOLDER 36/2 Akre, L.
BOX-FOLDER 36/3 Astruc, Gabriel
BOX-FOLDER 36/4 Bachman, Alberto
BOX-FOLDER 36/5 Bacon, Ernst
BOX-FOLDER 36/6 Barrett, Herbert
BOX-FOLDER 36/7 Bauer, Harold
BOX-FOLDER 36/8 Bernheim, Léonce
BOX-FOLDER 36/9 Bixby, Leonore
donor of Anita Frank correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 36/10 Bizet, Alice
BOX-FOLDER 36/11 Blaucard, Jacqueline
BOX-FOLDER 36/12 Bodansky, Artur
BOX-FOLDER 36/12 Boissier, A.
BOX-FOLDER 36/13 Breval, Lucienne
BOX-FOLDER 36/14 Breystein, N.
BOX-FOLDER 36/15 Brunschwig, G.
BOX-FOLDER 36/16 Buttolph, David
BOX-FOLDER 36/17-18 Carré, Albert
BOX-FOLDER 36/19 Celliries, L.
BOX-FOLDER 36/19 Cheatham, Kitty
BOX-FOLDER 36/20 Chevillard, Camile
BOX-FOLDER 36/21 Chiesa, Maria Tibaldi
BOX-FOLDER 36/22 Colonne, Edouard
BOX-FOLDER 36/23 Colum, M. M.
BOX-FOLDER 36/24 Coolidge, Elizabeth S.
BOX-FOLDER 36/25 Dossier Conservatoire de Genève
BOX-FOLDER 36/26 Dower, Helen
BOX-FOLDER 36/27 Downes, Olin
BOX-FOLDER 36/28 Elkus, Albert
BOX-FOLDER 36/29 Ellwell, Herbert
BOX-FOLDER 36/30-34 Engel, Carl
BOX-FOLDER 36/35 Flonzaley Quartet
BOX-FOLDER 36/36 Foly, Magdalene
BOX-FOLDER 37/1 Fortas, Abe
BOX-FOLDER 37/2-27 Frank, Anita
BOX-FOLDER 37/28 Friedland, Rabbi Eric
BOX-FOLDER 37/28 Friedler, Egon
BOX-FOLDER 37/29 Gabrilówitch, Ossip
BOX-FOLDER 37/30-40 Godet, Robert
BOX-FOLDER 38/1-2 Goetschel, Leon
BOX-FOLDER 38/3 Gos, Albert
BOX-FOLDER 38/4 Green, Edith
BOX-FOLDER 38/5 Griller, Sidney
BOX-FOLDER 38/6 Harcourt, Eugene d'
BOX-FOLDER 38/7 Hausegger, Siegmund v.
BOX-FOLDER 38/8 Hertz, Alfred
BOX-FOLDER 38/9-19 Hirsch, Samuel and Louise Hirsch
and children
BOX-FOLDER 38/20 Hodghead, Lillian
BOX-FOLDER 38/21 Isaacs, Leonard
BOX-FOLDER 38/22-28 Jaques-Dalcroze, Emile
BOX-FOLDER 38/29 Jospe, Erwin
BOX-FOLDER 38/30 Kahn, Otto H.
BOX-FOLDER 38/31 Klemeyer, Henry
BOX-FOLDER 38/32 Kronick, Phyllis
BOX-FOLDER 38/33 Lacomblé, Antoine and Corine Lacomblé
BOX-FOLDER 38/34 Lafranc, Jean
BOX-FOLDER 38/34 Lalo, [?]
BOX-FOLDER 38/35 Lobet, Alfred
BOX-FOLDER 38/36 London, George
BOX-FOLDER 38/37 Marsh, Charles H.
BOX-FOLDER 38/38 Marty, C.
BOX-FOLDER 38/39 McCarthy, Lea
BOX-FOLDER 38/40 McIntyre, Thomas J.
BOX-FOLDER 38/41 Meier, Samuel
BOX-FOLDER 38/42 Mengelberg, Willem
BOX-FOLDER 38/43 Mense, J.
BOX-FOLDER 38/44 Menuhin, Yehudi
BOX-FOLDER 38/45 Mesierow-Minchin, Nina
BOX-FOLDER 38/46 Messager, André
BOX-FOLDER 38/47 Miller, Myra
BOX-FOLDER 38/48 Mörike, Eduard
BOX-FOLDER 38/49 Monteux, Pierre
BOX-FOLDER 38/50 Nicewonger, Harriet
BOX-FOLDER 38/51 Pelosop, G. H.
BOX-FOLDER 38/52 Percal, Johnathan
BOX-FOLDER 38/53 Pierne, Gabriel
BOX-FOLDER 38/54 Pugno, Raoul
BOX-FOLDER 39/1 Raisin, F.
BOX-FOLDER 39/2 Rasse, François
BOX-FOLDER 39/2 Rause, B. C.
BOX-FOLDER 39/3 Riesenfeld, Hugo
BOX-FOLDER 39/4 Robertson, Leroy
BOX-FOLDER 39/5 Sachar, A. L.
BOX-FOLDER 39/6 Saerchinge, César
BOX-FOLDER 39/7 Salzedo, Carlos
BOX-FOLDER 39/8 Saulter, B.
BOX-FOLDER 39/9 Schabbel, Otto
BOX-FOLDER 39/10 Schillings, Max
BOX-FOLDER 39/11 Schneider, Adolf
BOX-FOLDER 39/12 Schneider, Louis
BOX-FOLDER 39/13 Sedgwick, Frank A.
BOX-FOLDER 39/14 Sessions, Roger
BOX-FOLDER 39/15 Singer, Jacques
BOX-FOLDER 39/16 Societa Italiano
BOX-FOLDER 39/17 Sopkin, Louis
BOX-FOLDER 39/18 Sternberg, Daniel
BOX-FOLDER 39/19 Stokowski, Leopold
BOX-FOLDER 39/20 Straram, Enrich
BOX-FOLDER 39/21 Théatre de L'Opera-Comique
preliminary work on EB's Macbeth
BOX-FOLDER 39/22 Wallfisch, Ernst
BOX-FOLDER 39/23 Wasburg, Felix
BOX-FOLDER 39/24 Weiss, Bob
BOX-FOLDER 39/25 Williams, J. F.
BOX-FOLDER 39/26 Wittke, C.
BOX-FOLDER 39/27 Wurman, Hans G.
BOX-FOLDER 39/28 Wyatt, Wendell
BOX-FOLDER 39/29 Zweig, Stefan
BOX-FOLDER 39/30Unidentified
BOX 40-42Miscellaneous
Folders:
  • 40 Envelopes: EB to Marguerite Schneider Bloch
  • 41 Envelopes: EB to Anita Frank
  • 42 Envelopes: Marguerite Schneider Bloch and Edmond Fleg to EB
BOX 43-55

BUSINESS PAPERS, 1880-1959

The Business Papers series covers the business affiliations of Ernest Bloch and his son, Ivan, and is divided accordingly. Generally, the series includes contracts, business correspondence, royalty statements, and miscellaneous; however, some organizations' files contain a greater variety of materials thus requiring additional subject headings.
Both sub-series include contracts, business correspondence, royalty statements, and miscellaneous. The arrangement is alphabetical by name of organization, then alphabetical by subject heading, and then chronological when date is known.
BOX 43-52 Part 1: Ernest Bloch Business Papers
A. & G. Carisch & C.
BOX-FOLDER 43/1Contract, 1935
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 43/21933-34
Carisch, Guido
Carisch, M.
BOX-FOLDER 43/31950-53
Carisch, S.A.
BOX-FOLDER 43/41958-59
Carisch, S.A.
Sengstack, David K.
Summy-Birchard Publishing Co.
BOX-FOLDER 43/51961, 1977, 1979
Bloch, Ivan
Bloch, Lucienne
Ravizza, Calisto
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 43/61930-55
BOX-FOLDER 43/71959-67
BOX-FOLDER 43/81968-78
BOX-FOLDER 43/9Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 43/10America-Israel Cultural Foundation, Inc.
Correspondence, 1967
Paz, Gideon
American Guild of Authors and Composers (AGAC)
BOX-FOLDER 43/11Correspondence, 1978-80
Bachman, Lewis M.
Conlin, Marianne
Goldberg, Larry
Korman, Bernard
BOX-FOLDER 43/12Royalty Statements, 1979-80
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
BOX-FOLDER 43/13Contracts, 1963-66
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 43/141944-60
Finkelstein, Herman
Harbach, Otto A.
Korman, Bernard
Rosenberg, Sylvia
Taylor, Deems
BOX-FOLDER 43/151962-63
Adams, Stanley
Attisani, Margaret
Dittmar, Marilyn
Finkelstein, Herman
Korman, Bernard
Rosenberg, Sylvia
BOX-FOLDER 43/161965-75
Adams, Stanley
Arcomano, Nicholas
Bookspan, Martin
Gurvitch, Arnold
Korman, Bernard
Payne, Ancil
Rosenberg, Sylvia
BOX-FOLDER 43/171976-80
Adams, Margaret
Attisani, Margaret
David, Hal
Korman, Bernard
Rosenthal, Nancy
Saffer, Judith M.
Willamette Week
BOX-FOLDER 43/18Legal Correspondence, 1959, 1980
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 43/191956-63
BOX-FOLDER 43/201964-67
BOX-FOLDER 43/211968-71
BOX-FOLDER 43/221972-77
BOX-FOLDER 43/231978-81
BOX-FOLDER 43/24Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 43/25The Beethoven Association
Correspondence, 1923
Sonneck, O.G.
Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 44/11927
Stevens, David
BOX-FOLDER 44/21939-44
Chapman, Ernest
Hawkes, Ralph
Heinsheimer, H.W.
Schulhof, Andrew
BOX-FOLDER 44/31945-48
Ampenoff, R.
Antheil, George
Bean, Betty Randolph
Dower, Helen
Elkus, Albert
Goldstein, Sylvia W.
Hawkes, Ralph
Heinsheimer, H.W.
"Lillian"
Monteux, Pierre
Ricketts, Pearl
Rosen, C.A.
Roth, E.
Stein, Erwin
Turner, Godfrey
Wallach, Sylvia
Winkler, Harold
BOX-FOLDER 44/41949-53
Adams, David S.
Ampenoff, R.
Bean, Betty Randolph
Boosey, Leslie A.
Cohen, Alex
Goldstein, Sylvia
Haeringer, A.
Hawkes, Ralph
Hirsch, L.
Rosen, C.A.
Smith, Gertrude
Tomadelli, Ina May
BOX-FOLDER 44/51955
Roth, E.
BOX-FOLDER 44/61958-60
Goldstein, Sylvia
Sengstack, David E.
Trent, G. H.
BOX-FOLDER 44/71964-79
Adams, David S.
Ampenoff, R.
Goldstein, Sylvia
James, Muriel
Krey, N.
Pool, A.P.
Pope, W. Stuart
Trent, G. H.
Ward, John Owen
BOX-FOLDER 44/8Legal Correspondence, 1965
BOX-FOLDER 44/9Copyrights, 1972-73
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 44/101939-51
BOX-FOLDER 44/111957-60
BOX-FOLDER 44/121961-64
BOX-FOLDER 44/131965-68
BOX-FOLDER 44/141969-72
BOX-FOLDER 44/151973-76
BOX-FOLDER 44/161977-79
BOX-FOLDER 44/17Miscellaneous
Broude Brothers Ltd.
BOX-FOLDER 45/1Contracts, 1954-80
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 45/21952
Broude, Alexander
BOX-FOLDER 45/31955-56
Berges, Ruth
Broude, Alexander
Broude, Irving
Kurtz, Efrem
Lefebre, Dodie
Richter, Clifford G.
Urbach, Alfred D.
BOX-FOLDER 45/41957
Ajemian, Anahid
Berges, Ruth
Broude, Alexander
Broude, Irving
Clayton-Summy
Leuckart, F.E.C.
Pearl, John
Richter, Clifford G.
BOX-FOLDER 45/51958-68
Basch, Peter J.
Berges, Ruth
Berman, Florence
Berton, Natalie B.
Broude, Irving
Casals, Pablo
Hampton & Weiss
Menuhin, Yehudi
Middleton, [?]
Red, Virginia
Schor, Arthur R.
Yolkoff, Arthur
BOX-FOLDER 45/61969-73
Broude, Irving
Broude, Ronald
Wiener, Ivan
BOX-FOLDER 45/71975-78
Broude, Ronald
Davis, Nathalie A.
Gould, Robert
Petersen, Barbara A.
Sengstack, David K.
BOX-FOLDER 45/81979-81
Broude, Ronald
BOX-FOLDER 45/9Legal Correspondence, 1960-61
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 45/101957-69
BOX-FOLDER 45/111970-78
BOX-FOLDER 45/121979
BOX-FOLDER 45/13Miscellaneous
C.C. Birchard & Co.
BOX-FOLDER 46/1Contracts, 1925-33
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 46/21925-26
Birchard, Clarence C.
BOX-FOLDER 46/31927-28
Birchard, Clarence C.
Pitcher, Gladys
Stevens, David
BOX-FOLDER 46/41929-30
Armitage, Margery
Birchard, Clarence C.
Ilkus, Albert I.
Jansky, Nelson M.
BOX-FOLDER 46/51933
Birchard, Clarence C.
Frank, Anita
BOX-FOLDER 46/61939-50
Birchard, Clarence C.
Coopersmith, Harry
Dykema, Peter W.
Graham, Ella M.
Jansky, Nelson
Moran, A.
Moses, Abram
Pecora, Ferdinand
Stevens, Davi
Vandevere, J. Lilian
BOX-FOLDER 46/71951-56
Birchard, Clarence C.
Buttolph, David L.
Graham, Ella M.
Headley, Herrold E.
Hills, Margaret T.
Jansky, Nelson M.
Malin, Donald F.
McOsker, Muriel J.
Nathanson, Moshe
Pitcher, Gladys
Pittsburgh International Music Festival
Richardson, Olive
Safer, Virginia L.
BOX-FOLDER 46/8Copyrights, 1957
BOX-FOLDER 46/9Royalty Statements, 1929-56
Carl Fischer, Inc.
BOX-FOLDER 47/1Contracts, 1924-56
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 47/21923-26
Fischer, Walter
Goltz, Eric von der
"M K"
Saenger, Gustav
Schaefer, A.S.
BOX-FOLDER 47/31929, 1931-32
Fischer, Walter
Goltz, Eric von der
Saenger, Gustav
BOX-FOLDER 47/41938-42
Fischer, Walter
Goltz, Eric von der
BOX-FOLDER 47/51945-56
Bradley, Edson P.
Breck, Marion
Connor, Frank H.
Fleming, Agnes M.
Goltz, Eric von der
Greenamyer, C.W.
Hauser, Arthur A.
Marsh, Charles H.
McBride, Sally
Meinhardt, W.
Nelson, Audrey
Reese, Gustave
Strauss, Harold
Wattoff, Robert J.
Whyte, Edith A.
BOX-FOLDER 47/61959, 1963-67
Antonini, Alfredo
Goltz, Eric von der
Markham, Henson
Urban, Gretl
BOX-FOLDER 47/71971-73
Goltz, Eric von der
Mathews, Ann C.
Weiss, Robert
BOX-FOLDER 47/81977, 1981
MacKenzie, Warren G.
Cohen, Arthur
BOX-FOLDER 47/9Copyrights, 1967
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 47/101933, 1937/38
BOX-FOLDER 47/111957-60
BOX-FOLDER 47/121961, 1963/64, 1966
BOX-FOLDER 47/131968-71
BOX-FOLDER 47/141972-78
BOX-FOLDER 47/15Miscellaneous
Cleveland Institute of Music
BOX-FOLDER 48/1Contracts and Related Matter, 1920-25:
Correspondence
Briggs, Charles E.
Cary, Sheldon
Clapp, Willard M.
Clement, Ada
Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 48/2Correspondence: Establishment of the Institute, May-Sept. 1920:
Briggs, Charles E.
Mallet-Prevost, S.
Sanders, Martha B.
Urchs, Ernest
B.R. [?]
BOX-FOLDER 48/3General Correspondence
1921-22
Dreher, Henry
Kahn, Otto H.
Paynter, R.R.
Sanders, Martha B.
Seiberling, Gertrude G.
Seilers, C.L.
Surette, Thomas Whitney
BOX-FOLDER 48/41923
Bohhslay, Laura
Briggs, C.E.
Derringer, Robert E.
Friedberg, Annie
Maguire, J. Francis
Meakle, Cadance
Rogers, Lillian
Sanders, Martha B.
Seiberling, Gertrude G.
BOX-FOLDER 48/51924
Miner, Phillip
Sanders, Martha B.
Sincere, Victor M.
BOX-FOLDER 48/6Feb. 1925
Briggs, Charles E.
Rubinstein, Beryl
Sanders, Martha B.
Hay [?]
BOX-FOLDER 48/7Apr.-July 1925
Baker, Newton D.
Bauer, Harold
Bradley, Kenneth M.
Cahier, Charles
Clarage, Eleanor
Davis, George
Downes, Olin
Goldman, Rabbi Solomon
Hoffmann, John A.
Human, Alfred E.
Hutchinson, Hubbard
McConnell, Frederic
Rossin, Clara L.
Saenger, Gustav
Sanders, Martha B.
Sincere, Victor M.
Smith, H.W.
Squire, Andrew
Urchs, Ernest
Vas, Sandor E.
Voorhis, [?]
BOX-FOLDER 48/8Membership Committee
Letters sent
Eastman, George
Freund, John C.
Kahn, Otto H.
Liebling, Leonard
Mmebers of the Board of Directors
Wasburg, Felix
Minutes
Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 48/9News Clippings, Articles, etc.
BOX-FOLDER 48/10Personal Notes
BOX-FOLDER 48/11Promotional Material: Advertisement of Music Courses and Piano Contest
Advertisements
Correspondence
Briggs, Charles E.
Rogers, Bernard
Rogers, Lillian
Sanders, Martha B.
Sanner, J.V.
Unidentified
Correspondence: piano contest
Bohhslay, L.
Briggs, Charles E.
Sanner, J.V.
Notes
Receipts
BOX-FOLDER 48/12Reports and addresses given by EB to the Board of Directors
BOX-FOLDER 48/13Statistics
Edizioni Suvini-Zerboni
BOX-FOLDER 49/1Contracts, 1909-38
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 49/21936-39
Giordani, Paolo
Panizza, Ettore
BOX-FOLDER 49/31947-48
Giordani, Paolo
BOX-FOLDER 49/41950, 1952-54
Ruziska, Paolo
Sugar, L.
BOX-FOLDER 49/51959, 1961, 1964
Ruziska, Paolo
BOX-FOLDER 49/61967-69
Colombo, Pierre
Ruziska, Paolo
BOX-FOLDER 49/71971-75
Ruziska, Paolo
BOX-FOLDER 49/81979-80
Sugar, Susi
BOX-FOLDER 49/9Legal Correspondence, 1967
BOX-FOLDER 49/10Copyrights, 1967-68
BOX-FOLDER 49/11Royalty Statements, 1909-76
BOX-FOLDER 49/12Miscellaneous
Ernest Bloch Society
BOX-FOLDER 49/13Correspondence, 1965-70
Bloch, Ivan
Burton, Elizabeth
Fortas, Abe
Girling, David A.
Gordon, Victor
Letherer, Gary Paul
McIlvain, Claire
Moon, Eugene
Swanson, Marilyn
Tarpinian, Sidney
BOX-FOLDER 49/14Ernest Bloch Society Bulletin
BOX-FOLDER 49/15Miscellaneous
F.E.C. Leuckart
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 49/161924-25
Sander, Martin
BOX-FOLDER 49/171927-29
Sander, Martin
BOX-FOLDER 49/181931
Sander, Martin
BOX-FOLDER 49/191938
Leuckart, F.E.C.
BOX-FOLDER 49/201956-58
Pearl, John (for Associated Music Publishers, Inc.)
Sander, Erich
BOX-FOLDER 49/211966-68
Sander, Erich
BOX-FOLDER 49/221970-76
Sander, Erich
BOX-FOLDER 49/231978-79
Peckarsky, Milton
Sander, Erich
BOX-FOLDER 49/24Legal Correspondence, 1930
BOX-FOLDER 49/25Royalty Statements, 1931
BOX-FOLDER 49/26Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 49/27G. Ricordi & Co., Inc.
Correspondence
1939
Interrante, G.
Tasselli, Benato
G. Schirmer, Inc.
BOX-FOLDER 50/1Contracts, 1917-55
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 50/21917-21
Deis, Carl
Kanner, D.
Marble, Marston
Schirmer, A. Swinburne
Schirmer, Rudolph
Sonneck, O.G.
BOX-FOLDER 50/31922
Deis, Carl
Hall, E.B.
"KM"
Marble, Marston
Sonneck, O.G.
BOX-FOLDER 50/41923
Fay, W. Rodman
Kanner, D.
Marble, Marston
Riesenfeld, Hugo
Schirmer, G.
Sonneck, O.G.
Tompkins, M.E.
BOX-FOLDER 50/51924-26
Albrecht, A.F.
Deis, C.
Dilworth, J.L.
Fay, W. Rodman
Hall, E.B.
Harris, A.
Kanner, D.
Marble, Marston
Reese, Gustave
Sander, Victor (of The Bailey Company)
Schirmer, G.
BOX-FOLDER 50/6Sonneck, O.G.
BOX-FOLDER 50/71930, 1932-33
Engel, Carl
Flammer, Harold
Pierne, Gabriel
Schirmer, Gustave
BOX-FOLDER 50/81938-40
Engel, Carl
Kryger, L.
Peurs, I.
Reese, Gustave
Schirmer, G.
BOX-FOLDER 50/91943-49
Broder, Nathan
Gailinger, Gertrude
Heinsheimer, H.W.
Hirsch, L.
Jenkins, Saveria
Reese, Gustuve
Schirmer, G.
Wittke, Paul
BOX-FOLDER 50/101950-51
Broder, Nathan
Cohen, Alexander
Deis, Carl
Doerschuk, Julia
Heinsheimer, H.W.
Moynihan, Agnes
Raines, Fyat
Schirmer, Gustave
BOX-FOLDER 50/111952-57
Ackman, Sydelle
Blancard, Jacqueline
Broder, Nathan
Chapman, Ernest
Cohen, Alexander
Heinsheimer, H.W.
Klein, Myra
Moynihan, Agnes
Schirmer, Rudolph
Wittke, Paul
BOX-FOLDER 50/121959
Grunain, Rose
Heinsheimer, H.W.
1963
Schirmer, Gustave
BOX-FOLDER 50/131966-69
Baller, Adolph
Heinsheimer, H.W.
McIlvain, Claire
Noon, Eugene
Rothschild, A.
Tarpinian, Sidney
BOX-FOLDER 50/141971-72
Heinshgeimer, H.W.
Schirmer, G.
Sturm, George
BOX-FOLDER 50/151977, 1979-80
Murphy, Edward
BOX-FOLDER 50/16Copyrights, 1950-79
Royalty Statements
BOX-FOLDER 51/11923-28
BOX-FOLDER 51/21930-40
BOX-FOLDER 51/31957-60
BOX-FOLDER 51/41961-63
BOX-FOLDER 51/51964-66
BOX-FOLDER 51/61967-69
BOX-FOLDER 51/71970-72
BOX-FOLDER 51/81973-75
BOX-FOLDER 51/91976-77
BOX-FOLDER 51/101978-79
BOX-FOLDER 51/11Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 52/1Galliard Limited
Correspondence
1976
Elkin, William A.
Bowerman, J. F.
1979
[no names specified]
BOX-FOLDER 52/2Hawkes and Son
Correspondence, 1927
C.C. Birchard & Co.
Joseph Williams Ltd.
BOX-FOLDER 52/3Contracts, 1951
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 52/41950-54
Williams, Florian
BOX-FOLDER 52/51959
Williams, Florian
1965
Williams, Florian
BOX-FOLDER 52/6Copyrights, 1980
BOX-FOLDER 52/7Royalty Statements, 1954
BOX-FOLDER 52/8Miscellaneous
Library of Congress
BOX-FOLDER 52/9Correspondence
1934
Blanchard, Linn R.
1955
Keller, Alton H.
Spivacke, Harold
1960
MacCarteney, Richard S.
1971
Einhorn, Nathan R.
Spivacke, Harold
1972
Einhorn, Nathan R.
BOX-FOLDER 52/101973-76
Einhorn, Nathan R.
Lists of Bloch Compositions at LC
BOX-FOLDER 52/111925-61
BOX-FOLDER 52/121971-undated
BOX-FOLDER 52/13Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 52/14M.E. Demets
Contract, 1904
BOX-FOLDER 52/15Mills Music, Inc.
Correspondence, 1957
Malin, Don
BOX-FOLDER 52/16Novelle & Co. Ltd.
Correspondence, 1938
Novelle, G.
Summy-Birchard Publishers
BOX-FOLDER 52/17Contracts, 1973
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 52/181957-59
Bloch Family
Bobbitt, Helen
Dahnert, Robert
Olson, Robert G.
Perris, Arnold
Pitcher, Gladys
Sengstack, David K.
BOX-FOLDER 52/191961-62
Miller, Myra
BOX-FOLDER 52/201965-75
Berman, Albert
Bloch Family
Chasins, Edward A.
Lanning, Van Lier
Lehr, Eugene R.
London, George
McAuliff, E.C.
McIntyre, Thomas J.
Royalty Department
Savler, Roberta
Sengstack, David K.
BOX-FOLDER 52/20Shapiro, Herbert
BOX-FOLDER 52/211976-77
Cornwell, Richard
Savler, Roberta
BOX-FOLDER 52/221978-79
Beeton, Diana
Hamill, Paul
Harrod, B.J.
Sengstack, David K.
Legal Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 52/231959-64
BOX-FOLDER 52/241966-67
BOX-FOLDER 52/25Royalty Statements, 1957-79
BOX-FOLDER 52/26Miscellaneous Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 52/27Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 52/28Universal Edition, Inc.
Correspondence, 1924-34
Kahnnes, Edwin, F.
Name not distinguishable
Unknown
BOX 53-55 Part 2: Ivan Bloch Business Papers
Center for Creative Photography
BOX-FOLDER 53/1Contracts, 1975-79
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 53/21975
Adams, Ansel
Caplan, Ron
"Jane"
[Kolisch], Marian
Rawle, Andrea
Schaefer, John P.
Scully, Julia
Sherrill, Leicester H.
BOX-FOLDER 53/31976
Adams, Ansel
Bloch Family
Caplan, Ronald
[Johnson], Eric
Jones, Harold
[Kolisch], Marian
Porter, Allan
Schaefer, John P.
BOX-FOLDER 53/41977
Adams, Ansel
Binder, Herr
Bloch Family
Bryant, Danald S.
Eggenberger, Christopher
[Johnson], Eric
Jones, Harold
Robertson, Sally
Weiss, Robert L.
BOX-FOLDER 53/51978
Adams, Ansel
Adams, Virginia
Bloch Family
Enyeart, James L.
Gonzales, Philip A.
Hatfield, Mark O.
Hull, Robert
Johnson, Eric
Jones, Harold
McGillivray, Marguerite
Pitts, Terence R.
Schaefer, John P.
Schwartz, Sandy
Sherrill, Leicester H.
Wold, Milo
BOX-FOLDER 53/61979, A-K
Adams, Ansel & Virginia
Bachman, Lewis M.
Bloch Family
Bryant, Dr. Donald S.
Burges, Minnette
Druckrey, Timothy
Enyeart, James L.
Garza, Dr. Edward C.
Henning, Robert A.
Hilscher, Herb and Miriam
Hull, Robert
"Jeanne and Ike"
Korman, Bernard
BOX-FOLDER 53/71979, M-W
McGillivray, Marguerite
McMillan, Samuel C.
Monsen, Dr. R. Joseph
Pitts, Terence S.
Rasmuson, Elmer and Mary Louise
Robinson, Gerald H.
Schaefer, John P.
Scheckenberg, Bonnie
Shaw, Elizabeth
Tucson Musicians Association
Washburn, Bradford
BOX-FOLDER 53/81980
Adams, Ansel
Enyeart, James L.
Scheckenberg, Bonnie
BOX-FOLDER 53/9Photographs
BOX-FOLDER 53/10Lists of EB Photos
BOX-FOLDER 53/11Press Releases
BOX-FOLDER 53/12Articles & Clippings
BOX-FOLDER 53/13Miscellaneous
Eric Johnson/Bloch Project
BOX-FOLDER 53/14Contracts, 1975-76
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 53/151970-72
Bloch Family
Dunseth, W.B.
Finkelstein, Herman
Fortas, Abe
Gerot, Joseph
Hanks, Nancy
Hofschuster, Henry
"Joan"
Johnson, Eric
Löw, Robert J.
McDonald, John
Photo Plastic Products, Inc.
Rosenberg, Sylvia
Straight, Michael
Taylor, Thomas T.
BOX-FOLDER 53/161973-76
Bloch Family
Green, Edith
"Jack"
Jenkins, Don
Johnson, Eric
Löw, Robert J.
Ryan, Irene E.
Taylor, Thomas T.
BOX-FOLDER 53/171977-78
Bloch Family
Johnson, Eric
Kinkaid, Frank & Marilyn
[Kolisch], Marian
Monsen, Joseph & Elaine
Nagelsmith, Barbara
BOX-FOLDER 53/18Miscellaneous
Free Library of Philadelphia: The Edwin A. Fleisher Music Collection
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 54/11966
Seder, Theodore
BOX-FOLDER 54/21978
Bloch, Ivan
Seder, Theodore
BOX-FOLDER 54/3Promotional Material [brochures, Policies & Procedures]
KOAP-TV Studio Orchestra
BOX-FOLDER 54/4Correspondence, 1978-79
Atiyeh, Hon. Victor, Governor, State of Oregon
Bryant, Donald S.
Goldschmidt, Neil, Mayor, City of Portland
Imel, Marie
Kolisch, Pierre
Lieuallen, Roy E.
Murphy, Francis
Scott, Doug
Straub, Bob
Sander, Steve
Timmons, Jill
Wiltshire, Richard & Marie
BOX-FOLDER 54/5Miscellaneous
KOIN-TV, Portland
BOX-FOLDER 54/6Contract (agreement statement by Ivan Bloch), n.d.
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 54/71966-68, A-C
Ampenoff, R.
Barr, Lester
Baur, Roberta & Malcolm
Bennett, Betty
Bessey, Roy F.
Bloch Family
Bookspan, Martin
Broude, Irving
Crommie, Karen
BOX-FOLDER 54/81966-68, F-W
Feeney, Richard E.
Goldhammer, Elsie
Goldsmith, Ruth
Goltz, Eric van der
Green, Edith
Hagen, Jean F.
Heitzel, John
Hirschberger, Donald
Johannesen, Grant & Zara
Johnson, Helen
Kolisch, J. Pierre
Lane, Howard
Moment, Samuel
Moreland, Jules
Murphy, Francis
Pope, W. Stuart
Roberts, Luke
Savler, Roberta
Schnitzer, Mrs. Morris
Schouffler, Caroline
Sterling, Don
Voss, Ralph
Wiener, Ivan
Wold, Milo
BOX-FOLDER 54/91972-75, B-M
Bloch Family
Broude, Ronald
Bryant, Donald S.
Coates, Helen G.
Cohen, Abe
Davidson, Joan
Fortas, Abe
Frisbee, Don
Griffiths, David G.
Haas, Elise
Havorson, Carl
Hirsch, Harold & Elizabeth
Hope, Eleanor
Irwin, John
Kinkaid, Frank
Lamont, L. [secretary to Isaac Stern]
Larson, Don
McCoy, R.E.
BOX-FOLDER 54/101972-75
Roberts, Luke
BOX-FOLDER 54/111972-75, S-W
Savier, Roberta
Stamas, S.
Stern, Isaac
Strassburg, Robert
Taubman, Howard
Watson, Kalvin
Wold, Milo & Blanche
BOX-FOLDER 54/121976
Aucoin, Les
Bloch Family
Critchlow, Victor J.
Fortas, Abe
Frisbee, Don C.
Griffiths, David G.
Hatfield, Mark O.
Hollander, Lorin
Irwin, John
[Johnson], Eric
Larson, Don
Lundy, Herb
McDonald, John & Dorothy
Murphy, Francis
Petroff, Madelon
Roberts, Luke
Taubman, Howard
Ullman, Al
Unger, Paul A.
Weiss, Robert L.
Wold, Milo & Blanche
BOX-FOLDER 54/131977
Bryant, Donald S.
[Johnson], Eric
Roberts, Luke
BOX-FOLDER 54/141978-79
Bryant, Donald S.
BOX-FOLDER 54/151980
Bloch Family
Bryant, Donald S.
Cross, Travis
Frisbee, Don
Strasburg, Robert
BOX-FOLDER 54/16Undated
Ranch, P.O.
Taubman, Howard
BOX-FOLDER 54/17Unidentified, 1975-80
EB Documentary Materials
Correspondence [includes information about writers of letters to Bloch]
BOX-FOLDER 54/18A-G
Ansermet, Ernest
Barjansky, Alexander
Boulanger, Nadia
Celine, Ferdinand
Cowell, Henry
Debussy, Claude
Downes, Olin
Ellis, Havelock
Epstein, Jacob
Giono, Jean
Godet, Robert
BOX-FOLDER 54/19K-Z
Kirchner, Leon
Magnes, Judah
Mahler, Gustav
Mauclair, Camille
Moore, Douglas
Peter, Marc
Pierne, Gabriel
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium
Schelling, Ernest
Wells, H.G.
Zweig, Stefan
BOX-FOLDER 54/20EB Documentary Material: Articles & Clippings
BOX-FOLDER 54/21EB Documentary Material: Lists of EB Recordings
BOX-FOLDER 54/22EB Documentary Material: Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 54/23EB Documentary Material: Notes
BOX-FOLDER 54/24EB Documentary Material: Profiles
BOX-FOLDER 55/1EB Documentary Material: Proposals
BOX-FOLDER 55/2EB Documentary Material: Scripts, 1960, 1967
BOX-FOLDER 55/3EB Documentary Material: Scripts, 1968
BOX-FOLDER 55/4EB Documentary Material: Scripts, 1976
BOX-FOLDER 55/5EB Documentary Material: Statements on EB
Copland, Aaron
Johnston, Helen
Menuhin, Yehudi
Wold, Milo
BOX-FOLDER 55/6Ivan Bloch Documentary Proposals: various topics
BOX-FOLDER 55/7Miscellaneous
Laurel Records
BOX-FOLDER 55/8Correspondence, 1978-80
BOX-FOLDER 55/9Miscellaneous
MACBETH: Material Relating to the EB Opera
BOX-FOLDER 55/10Correspondence, 1968-76
Amis, John
Bloch Family
Caswell, E.W.
Colombo, Pierre
Dayviss, Denny
Guevoult, Denys
Kinkaid, Frank & Marilyn
McEachern, Thomas
Menuhin, Yehudi
Richards, Denby
Sternberg, Daniel
BOX-FOLDER 55/11Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1910-11
BOX-FOLDER 55/12Writings About MACBETH [press releases]
BOX-FOLDER 55/13Articles & Clippings
BOX-FOLDER 55/14Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 55/15Milo Wold Project
Correspondence, 1967
Wold, Milo
Portland Junior Symphony Orchestra
Correspondence
BOX-FOLDER 55/161975
Bloch Family
Broude, Ronald
Caswell, E.W.
Cocchini, Alfred
Critchlow, Lois and Vic
Driesner, R.E.
Goren, Neal
Haas, Elise S.
Hanson, Michael
Jenkins, Donald
Johnson, Eric
Menuhin, Yehuti
Moore, Margaret
Piatigorsky, Gregor
Rodgers, Alice
BOX-FOLDER 55/171976-77
Amsden, Forest W.
Avila, Penny
Avshalomov, Jacob (Jack)
Berry, Jack
Bloch Family
Broude, Ronald
Caswell, E.W.
Critchlow, Victor J.
Dargan, Tom
Dreisner, R.E.
Garkill, Warren
Gruber, Matt & Alice
Haas, Elise S.
"Helen J."
Huisman, John & Mary
Hyslop, David
Kinkaid, Frank & Marilyn
Klevit, Harvey D.
Lindvall, Thurston O.
Lundy, Herbert
Michelet, Robert
Moore, Margaret
Straub, Robert W., Governor, State of Oregon
"Sylvia"
Webber, William R.
Woodruff, Aleta
Young, Kay
BOX-FOLDER 55/18Articles & Clippings
BOX-FOLDER 55/19Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 55/20Stainer & Bell Ltd.
Correspondence, 1979-80
Braley, Bernard A.
Slasor, Alwyne
BOX-FOLDER 55/21WRVR Radio, New York
Correspondence, 1968
Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 56/1-7

PHOTOGRAPHS, 1880-1959

Divided by subject and arranged chronologically, the Photographs series is fairly small, considering the fact that Bloch was also a skillful photographer. The photos depict Bloch alone (usually portraits), or Bloch family members. Of special note, there is a photograph of Ernest Bloch with Roger Sessions.
Divided by subject and arranged chronologically.
BOX-FOLDER 56/1EB Alone, Portraits, 1916-17
BOX-FOLDER 56/2EB Alone, Portraits, 1919
BOX-FOLDER 56/2EB at Work, 1919
BOX-FOLDER 56/3EB Alone, Portraits, 1925
BOX-FOLDER 56/4EB Alone, undated
BOX-FOLDER 56/5EB with Others, undated
Contents:
  • Ivan Bloch
  • Mariana Bloch
  • Roger Sessions
BOX-FOLDER 56/6EB with Unidentified Others, 1916-undated
BOX-FOLDER 56/7Miscellaneous
BOX 56/8-13

PROGRAMS, 1908-1980

Programs of Ernest Bloch concerts and performances.
Beginning in 1908 and continuing through 1980; arranged chronologically. Each citation includes date, concert venue, performing artist(s) when given, and Bloch work(s) performed unless the entire concert was a tribute to Bloch.
1908-1909
BOX-FOLDER 56/81908, Sept.: Théatre National de L'Opéra-Comique; EB's Macbeth
BOX-FOLDER 56/81909, May 8: Grand Concert par L'Orchestre Symphonique de Lausanne; EB's Deux Poèmes symphonique
1940s
BOX-FOLDER 56/91947, Nov. 14-15: Juilliard School of Music; EB festival
BOX-FOLDER 56/91948, June 4: Sinfonie-Konzert
1950s
BOX-FOLDER 56/101950, Nov. 28-Dec. 2: Ernest Bloch Festival Assn./Chicago Symphony Orchestra; in honor of EB's 70th birthday (2 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 56/101957, Mar. 10: New York Chamber Ensemble; concert dedicated to the memory of Alma Morgenthau
BOX-FOLDER 56/101959, May 3: Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York; EB Scared Service
1960s
BOX-FOLDER 56/111965, Apr. 3, 11: College of Marin, Kentfield, CA; the music of EB
BOX-FOLDER 56/111967, Dec. 13: The Portland Civic Orchestra; first concert of second season
BOX-FOLDER 56/111968, Feb. 13-14: Washington National Symphony; EB's Concerto Grosso for String Orchestra
BOX-FOLDER 56/111968, Nov. 8: Grand Theatre de Genèvre; EB's Macbeth
BOX-FOLDER 56/111969, Dec. 7: Symphonic Choral Society of New York/Camerata Singers and Symphony Orchestra; EB's Sacred Service
1970s
BOX-FOLDER 56/121973, May 9, 11, 13: Juilliard School of Music; EB's Macbeth (2 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 56/121975, July 9: Royal Festival Hall; EB's Macbeth (3 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 56/121976, Mar. 31-Apr. 3: San Francisco Symphony; EB's America
BOX-FOLDER 56/121979, Jan. 27: Carnegie Hall [concert]; "Yehudi and Hephzibah Menuhin" [three EB works]
BOX-FOLDER 56/121979, June 17-July 27: Center for Creative Photography; EB as photographer and composer
BOX-FOLDER 56/121979, Dec. 18: Arena Coast Music Assn.; "A Winter Concert"
1980s
BOX-FOLDER 56/131980, Apr. 13-18: Linfield College; EB "Commemoration Week" (3 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 56/131980, July 24: Oregon State University of Music; "A Centenary Tribute" (3 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 56/131980, Nov. 11: University of Oregon School of Music; solo and chamber music of EB
BOX-FOLDER 56/131980, Nov. 13: University of Oregon School of Music; orchestral and choral music of EB
BOX 57-60

WRITINGS ABOUT ERNEST BLOCH, 1880-1959

Writings by various authors about Ernest Bloch. The Writings series is divided into four sub-series: Biographical Writings, Clippings, Articles in Serials, and Articles and Clippings in Scrapbooks.
The arrangement for all sub-series is chronological.
BOX-FOLDER 57/1-4 Part 1: Biographical Writings
BOX-FOLDER 57/1Ernest Bloch: biography and comment, author unknown, 1923
BOX-FOLDER 57/2Ernest Bloch, [by] Mary Tibaldi Chiesa. Torino, Italy: G.B. Paravia & C., 1933
BOX-FOLDER 57/3Ernest Bloch: creative spirit, author unknown, n.d.
BOX-FOLDER 57/4Untitled, n.d.
BOX-FOLDER 57/5-8 Part 2: Clippings
BOX-FOLDER 57/51910-19
BOX-FOLDER 57/61920s-50s
BOX-FOLDER 57/71960s-70s
BOX-FOLDER 57/8undated
BOX-FOLDER 58/1-5 Part 3: Articles in Serials
BOX-FOLDER 58/11922, May: Über Ernest Bloch, von Guido M. Gatti; Musikblatter des Anbruch, pp. 133-137
BOX-FOLDER 58/21922, Due "Macbeth", [by] Guido M. Gatti; La Cultura Musicale, pp. 125-137
BOX-FOLDER 58/31923, July-Aug.: Ernest Bloch, [by] Fernando Liuzzi; Il Pianoforte, pp. 174-179
BOX-FOLDER 58/41931, Sept.: The Musician; no articles on EB
BOX-FOLDER 58/51976, Apr. 4: In Search of Ernest Bloch, by Penny Avila; Northwest Magazine, pp. 14-15 (3 copies)
BOX-FOLDER 59/1-2
BOX-FOLDER 60/1-2		 Part 4: Articles & Clippings in Scrapbooks
BOX-FOLDER 59/1Scrapbook 1: 1910-11
BOX-FOLDER 59/2Scrapbook 2: 1916-17
BOX-FOLDER 60/1Scrapbook 3: 1917-20
BOX-FOLDER 60/2Scrapbook 4: 1928-29
BOX 61
BOX-FOLDER 62/1-7

PERSONAL PAPERS, 1880-1959

The Personal Papers series consists of Ernest Bloch Legal, Financial, and Miscellaneous Documents. Represented are documents of Ernest Bloch and two other members of the Bloch family: wife Marguerite Elizabeth Auguste Bloch and daughter Suzanne Bloch. Sub-divided into two groups, Ernest Bloch Papers and Papers of Other Family Members, this series includes Bloch's grade school report cards, his passports, marriage certificate, and birth certificate of Marguerite Elizabeth Auguste Bloch.
The arrangement is alphabetical by subject heading, then chronological.
BOX 61 Part 1: EB Legal, Financial, and Miscellaneous Documents
BOX-FOLDER 61/1Estate of Ernest Bloch
Contents:
  • Correspondence, 1964-75
  • Inventory and appraisal
  • Letters testamentary
  • Lists of EB works
  • Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 61/2-7Financial Papers, 1942-1959
Folders:
  • 61/2 Balance sheets, Vol. 1, 1942-59
  • 61/3 Balance sheets, Vol. 2, 1949-56
  • 61/4 Balance sheets, Vol. 3, 1957-59
  • 61/5 Balance sheets [loose], 1957-59
  • 61/6 Dominick & Dominick [investors]
  • 61/7 Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 61/8Passports
BOX-FOLDER 61/9Report Cards: 1888, 1891-94
BOX 62 Part 2: Personal Papers of Other Family Members
BOX-FOLDER 62/1Marguerite Elizabeth Auguste Bloch
Contents:
  • Birth certificate
  • Marriage certificate
  • Naturalization papers and passports
  • Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 62/2-6Suzanne Bloch
Folders:
  • 62/2 Articles & clippings
  • 62/3 Correspondence, 1961-67
  • 62/4 Programs
  • 62/5 Promotional material
  • 62/6 Miscellaneous
BOX-FOLDER 62/7Miscellany
BOX-FOLDER 62/8-11

PRINTED MATTER, 1880-1959