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http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/findaids/burke/

http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/sheetmusic/

Sonny Burke Collection

Historic American Sheet Music (which also appears in different form as part of the American Memory Project)

Both of the finding aids have modifications to enhance display (e.g., labels) or retrieval of specialized information.

Sonny Burke

In the Sonny Burke finding aid, the first part of the document follows the standard format but the container list, which gives information about each title within the container, contains special modifications for music in the form of "origination labels". The labels provide some degree of specific search capability, since the word "composer," or "arranger" is within 2-3 words of the name.

Display:

Title: Artistry en mambo

Chart no.: 00

Composer: Stan Kenton

Arranger/Copyist: Johnny O'Valle

Instrumentation: Alto sax (2), tenor sax (1), baritone sax (1), trumpets (4), trombones (4)

SGML tags:

<unittitle label="Title: ">Artistry en mambo</unittitle>

<origination label="Composer: "><persname>Stan Kenton</persname></origination>

<origination label="Arranger/Copyist: "><persname>Johnny O'Valle</persname></origination></did>

<scopecontent><head>Instrumentation: </head>

<p>Alto sax (2), tenor sax (1), baritone sax (1), trumpets (4), trombones (4)</p></scopecontent>

</c01>

Historic American Sheet Music (as accessed at Duke)

Technical information about the project: http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/findaids/findaids_tech.html

Display (of one record):

Collection/Call Number/Copies: Music #733

Title: Barnum's baby show polka

Publication Date: 1855

Composer: Brown, Francis H. (Francis Henry), 1818-1891

Engraver: Rosalia

Lithographer: Sarony & Co.

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/sheetmusic/n/n07/n0733/View this piece

Publication Information

City of Publication: New York

State of Publication: New York

Publisher: S.T. Gordon

Publication Date: 1855

Pagination: 6

Instrumentation: piano

Notes

Flowers Collection

Subject Headings

HASM Subject Content: Dance music--Polkas

HASM Illustration Type: Human Activities of Ordinary People--Women

HASM Illustration Type: Human Activities of Ordinary People--Children

LCTGM: Mothers & children

AAT: mothers

AAT: offspring

LCSH: Polkas (Piano)

SGML tags:

<unitid type="Collection/Call Number/Copies">Music #733</unitid>

<unittitle label="Title">Barnum's baby show polka</unittitle>

<origination label="Composer">Brown, Francis H. (Francis Henry), 1818-1891</origination>

<origination label="Engraver">Rosalia</origination>

<origination label="Lithographer">Sarony & Co.</origination></did>

<odd><head>Publication Information</head>

<item><corpname role="Publisher">S.T. Gordon</corpname></item>

<item>Pagination: 6</item>

<item>Instrumentation: piano</item></list></p></odd>

<note><p>Flowers Collection</p></note>

<controlaccess><head>Subject Headings</head>

<item><subject source="othersource" othersource="HASM Subject Content">Dance music--Polkas</subject></item>

<item><subject source="othersource" othersource="HASM Illustration Type">Human Activities of Ordinary People--Women</subject></item>

<item><subject source="othersource" othersource="HASM Illustration Type">Human Activities of Ordinary People--Children</subject></item>

<item><subject source="LCTGM">Mothers & children</subject></item>

<item><subject source="AAT">mothers</subject></item>

<item><subject source="AAT">offspring</subject></item>

<item><subject source="LCSH">Polkas (Piano)</subject></item></list></controlaccess></c01>

Harvard University. Loeb Music Library

(http://findingaids.harvard.edu/dfap/mus.html)

Blake, Eubie, 1883- . Papers, 1970-1977:

Guide is available in SGML or HTML and uses the standard DTD, with item level description.

Display:

[snip]

(7) Ivan Browning, presumably to the Smiths, 1p. Note at bottom of invitation to concert by Eubie Blake and Ivan Browning at The Church of Divine Guidance in Los Angeles.

(8) Marion and Eubie Blake, presumably to the Smiths, [n.d.]. 4 printed Christmas cards.

(9) Ivan [Browning], presumably to the Smiths, [n.d.]. Christmas card with note.

(10) Ivan [Browning], presumably to the Smiths, [n.d.]. Card signed "Most sincerely Ivan and his family.

(11) Ivan [Browning], presumably to the Smiths, [n.d.], 1p.

(12) Ivan [Browning] to Peggy and Bill Smith, [n.d.], 1p., envelope. Apparently sent with newspaper clippings and articles about Eubie Blake.

Series::II. Other MaterialsBox 1

(1) Miscellaneous biographical material about Eubie Blake and Ivan Browning: newspaper clippings, journal articles, profiles, concert programs, publicity photographs, record reviews, obituaries.

(2) Photocopy of newspaper clippings about Ivan Browning.

(3) "Date Log 1979", calendar book for 1979 and envelope addressed to "Mr. &Mrs. William Smith". Printed on the front cover: "MEMORIES OF YOU From Marion & Eubie Blake."

(4) 8 issues of The Rag Times from1970-1977. Each issue of this newsletter published by the Maple Leaf Club features Eubie Blake.

(5) The Ragtimer, (Nov./Dec. 1975), published by The Ragtime Society. Issue features Eubie Blake.

Series::III. Sheet MusicBox 2

(7) Memories of You (featured in Lew Leslie's Blackbirds of 1930)

[snip]

SGML tags:

Uses standard DTD, item level description for sheet music

[snip]

<DID>

<UNITTITLE>Ivan Browning, presumably to the Smiths,

</DID>

<NOTE>

<P> Note at bottom of invitation to concert by Eubie Blake and Ivan Browning at <CORPNAME>The Church of Divine Guidance </CORPNAME> in <GEOGNAME>Los Angeles.</GEOGNAME></P>

</NOTE>

</C>

Miscellaneous material:

<UNITTITLE>II. Other Materials</UNITTITLE>

</DID>

<DID>

<UNITTITLE>Miscellaneous biographical material about Eubie Blake and Ivan Browning: newspaper clippings, journal articles, profiles, concert programs, publicity photographs, record reviews, obituaries. </UNITTITLE>

</DID>

</C>

<DID>

<UNITTITLE>Photocopy of newspaper clippings about Ivan Browning.</UNITTITLE>

</DID>

</C>

<DID>

<UNITTITLE>"Date Log 1979", calendar book

for <UNITDATE>1979 </UNITDATE>and envelope addressed to "Mr. &Mrs. William Smith".</UNITTITLE>

</DID>

<NOTE>

<P>Printed on the front cover: "MEMORIES OF YOU From Marion & Eubie Blake."</P>

</NOTE>

</C>

Newsletter (note the use of "CORPNAME" for indexing):

<DID>

<UNITTITLE>8 issues of <TITLE>The

Rag Times</TITLE> from<UNITDATE>1970-1977. </UNITDATE></UNITTITLE>

</DID>

<NOTE>

<P>Each issue of this newsletter published by the <CORPNAME>Maple Leaf Club </CORPNAME>features Eubie Blake. </P>

</NOTE>

</C>

Sheet music:

<DID>

<UNITTITLE><TITLE>Shuffle Along: One step song </TITLE>(photocopy), pub. <CORPNAME>M.

Witmark &Sons. </CORPNAME> Copyright <UNITDATE>1921.</UNITDATE></UNITTITLE>

</DID>

<NOTE>

<P>Words &Music by <PERSNAME>Noble Sissle </PERSNAME>& <PERSNAME>Eubie Blake. </PERSNAME>From <TITLE>Shuffle Along.</TITLE></P>

</NOTE>

</C>

New York Public Library

http://digilib.nypl.org/dynaweb/ead/music/

Charles Griffes Collection

I was unable to view the SGML of the NYPL finding aids.

[snip]

List of Manuscripts

Classmark JPB 84-1 no. 1.

Allegro assai quasi presto. Vivace / Charles T. Griffes. [1917]

1 ms. score ([17]p.); 34 cm.

Holograph signed, in ink and pencil.

For string quartet.

Anderson 97, p. 385, ms. 1.

Classmark JPB 84-1 no. 2.

[Allegro assai quasi presto (Sketches) / Charles T. Griffes]. [1917]

4 folders of ms. music; 39 cm.

Holographs, in pencil (2 p. photocopies).

For string quartet.

Includes some sketches from Lento e mesto (completed version published in: Two sketches for string quartet based on Indian

themes. New York: G. Schirmer, 1922).

Anderson 97, p. 390-391.

Alt Title: Sketches based an Indian themes.

Classmark JPB 84-1 no. 3.

[Allegro energico ma maestoso (Sketches) / Charles T. Griffes]. [1919]

[3] p. of ms. music; 34 cm.

Holograph, in pencil.

Includes some sketches from Allegro giocoso (completed version published in: Two sketches for string quartet based on Indian

themes. New York: G. Schirmer, 1922).

Anderson 98, p. 395.

Accompanied by 4 parts (copyst's mss.) and note in the hand of Oscar Sonneck.

Additional name: Sonneck, Oscar George Theodore, 1873-1928.

Alt Title: Sketches based on Indian themes.

[snip]

University of California, Berkeley

http://www.oac.cdlib.org:80/dynaweb/ead/ead/berkeley/music/

1750 Arch Tape Collection and Bay Area Musicians Collection

1750 Arch Tape Collection

This example was selected because it includes sound recordings. Although it includes a variety of visual and sound resources, the actual SGML tags of the finding aid closely correspond to the standard implementation of EAD. The other finding aids seem to follow the standard manuscript traditions as well.

Display:

Descriptive Summary

Title

1750 Arch Tape Collection, 1972-1985

Collection number

ARCHIVES 1750 ARCH

Extent

Number of containers: 26 boxes

Number of reels: 768

Number of video cassettes: 2

Repository

The Music Library

Berkeley, California 94720-6000

Container List

Box	Dates	Reel	NRLF #
1	11/4/72--11/12/72	8	X 26 290
2	11/24/72--12/10/72	12	X 26 291
3	12/10/72--1/20-73	13	X 26 292
4	1/20/73--3/23/73	13	X 26 293
5	5/11/73--11/30/73	19	X 26 294
6	12/14/73--6/14/74	19	X 26 295
	[snip]
24	3/28/80--5/9/80	18	X 26 313
25	5/9/80--5/3/81	19	X 26 314
26	5/5/81--1/19/85 (Plus 2 video cassettes)	7	X 26 315

Box	Dates	Reel	Concert
1	11/4-5/72	4	The Elizabethan Trio: Laurette Goldberg, virginals, Judith Nelson, soprano, Rella Lossy, reader, with guest artists
1	11/11- 12/72	4	Musica Mundana: Judith Nelson, soprano, Stephen Hart, tenor, Thomas Buckner, baritone, Penny Hanna, viol, Pamela Crane, viol, David Fallows, lute and organetto, "Women for Peace Benefit Concert"
2	11/24/72	2	Lea Neiman (substituting for Nathan Schwartz), piano, Bonnie Hampton, cello
2	12/1-2/72	4	Flowing Stream, "Chinese Classical and Folk Music of Ancient and Modern China"
2	12/9/72	3	Anna Carol Dudley, soprano, Ted Flath, conductor and continuo, Berkeley Chamber singers, Alden Gilchrist, conductor
2	12/10/72	3	Thomas Buckner, baritone, Stephanie Friedman, mezzo-soprano, David Hammer, tenor, Judith Nelson, soprano, Ted Flath, conductor & continuo, "Bach Cantata Concert"
3	12/10/72	1	[4th reel of above performance]
3	12/15/72	2	Nathan Schwartz, piano, Bonnie Hampton, cello
3	1/13- 14/73	6	Donald O'Brien, clarinetist, Robert Krupnick, pianist, Judiyaba, cellist
3	1/19- 20/73	4	Jospeh Kubera, pianist
4	1/19- 20/73	1	[5th reel of above performance]
4	2/3/73	6	Laurette Goldberg, harpsichordist, Frank Hubbard, guest harpsichordist
4	2/9/73	2	Nathan Schwartz, pianist, Bonnie Hampton, cellist
4	2/18/73	2	Nathan Schwartz, piano, Larry Blackshere, percussion, "An Evening of Pieces by Karlheinz Stockhausen"
4	3/23- 24/73	2	Jeanne Stark, pianist
5	5/11- 12/73	4	Joan Benson, "Playing a Broadwood pianoforte (1795) & a Verwolf clavichord (1970)"
5	5/18/73	3	Lorene Adams, soprano, Daniel Kobialka, violin, Robert M. Adams, piano

SGML tags:

Notice that there is no special treatment for performers or instruments. They are simply added as if they are part of a title.

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<lb> 12/72</unitdate></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c11-12">
<container type="reel">4</container></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c13-20">
<unittitle>Musica Mundana: Judith Nelson, soprano, Stephen Hart, tenor, Thomas Buckner, baritone, Penny Hanna, viol, Pamela Crane, viol, David Fallows, lute and organetto, "Women for Peace Benefit Concert"</unittitle></dentry></drow></c01>
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<container type="reel">2</container></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c13-20">
<unittitle>Lea Neiman (substituting for Nathan Schwartz), piano, Bonnie Hampton, cello</unittitle></dentry></drow></c01>
<c01>
<drow>
<dentry spanname="c1-3">
<container type="box">2</container></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c4-10">
<unitdate>12/1-2/72</unitdate></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c11-12">
<container type="reel">4</container></dentry>
<dentry spanname="c13-20">
<unittitle>Flowing Stream, "Chinese Classical and Folk Music of Ancient and Modern China"</unittitle></dentry></drow></c01>

Bay Area Musicians Collection

Display:

Container List

Series I: Musicians

Subseries A: Bacon, Madi

Box Folder Contents

1 1 "Concerning Madi Bacon"- Press release including résumé.

2 1 Gifts of Madi Bacon. Ozalid copies of music composed by Karl Weigl: Thy Will Be Done, Hymn, [set of 7 songs] (illegible title), Shouting Sun and Black Cat.

1 2 Sing and We Chant It! San Francisco Boys Chorus conducted by Madi Bacon. LP.

Subseries B: Basart, Robert

Box Folder Contents

1 3 Memorial concert program (Dec 18, 1993).

Subseries C: Callaway, Ann

Box Folder Contents

2 2 Concerto for Bass Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra. Manuscripts originally inserted in 12''x18'' sketchbook, now separated. Uncorreted score.

1 4 Prelude [Fantasia for John Butt, Based on a Ricercar]. Sketch in pencil, 2 lvs.

1 5 Fantasia for John Butt, Based on a Ricercar. Fair copy in pencil, 3 lvs. Concert porgram for premier performance.

1 6 NGC 2997 for Piano. Cassette tape.

Subseries D: Gruenberg, Louis - from Gruenberg's daughter

Box Folder Contents

1 7 Newspaper articles (Dec 1944). re: violin concerto.

Subseries E: Jones, Edgar

Box Folder Contents

1 8 Correspondence with Howard Skinner regarding engagement in performance of Milhaud's David.

1 9 Milhaud. Cantate de Psaumes, full score. Jones's performance copy.

1 10 Milhaud. Catalogue de Fleurs. Jones's performance copy.

[snip]

SGML tags:

<head>Container List</head>

&cutspec;

<did>

<unittitle>Series I: Musicians</unittitle></did>

<did>

<unittitle>Subseries A: Bacon, Madi</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder</entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Contents</entry></row></thead>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>"Concerning Madi Bacon"- Press release including

résumé.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Gifts of Madi Bacon. Ozalid copies of music composed by Karl

Weigl: <title>Thy Will Be Done, Hymn, </title>[set of 7 songs] (illegible

title), <title>Shouting Sun and Black

Cat.</title></unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle><title>Sing and We Chant It! </title>San Francisco Boys Chorus

conducted by Madi Bacon. LP.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03></c02>

<did>

<unittitle>Subseries B: Basart, Robert</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder</entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Contents</entry></row></thead>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Memorial concert program

<unitdate>(Dec 18,

1993).</unitdate></unittitle></dentry></drow></c03></c02>

<did>

<unittitle>Subseries C: Callaway, Ann</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder</entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Contents</entry></row></thead>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle><title>Concerto for Bass Clarinet and Chamber Orchestra.

</title>Manuscripts originally inserted in 12''x18'' sketchbook, now

separated. Uncorreted score.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle><title>Prelude [Fantasia for John Butt, Based on a Ricercar].

</title>Sketch in pencil, 2 lvs.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle><title>Fantasia for John Butt, Based on a Ricercar. </title>Fair

copy in pencil, 3 lvs. Concert porgram for premier

performance.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle><title>NGC 2997 for Piano. </title>Cassette

tape.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03></c02>

<did>

<unittitle>Subseries D: Gruenberg, Louis - from Gruenberg's

daughter</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder</entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Contents</entry></row></thead>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Newspaper articles

<unitdate>(Dec 1944). </unitdate>re: violin

concerto.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03></c02>

<did>

<unittitle>Subseries E: Jones, Edgar</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder</entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Contents</entry></row></thead>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Correspondence with Howard Skinner regarding engagement in

performance of Milhaud's

<title>David.</title></unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Milhaud. <title>Cantate de Psaumes, </title>full score. Jones's

performance copy.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03>

<c03>

<drow>

<unittitle>Milhaud. <title>Catalogue de Fleurs. </title>Jones's performance

copy.</unittitle></dentry></drow></c03></c02>

[snip]

University of California at Los Angeles

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/dynaweb/ead/berkeley/music/

Excerpts of finding aids for the Walter Lantz collection of Woody Woodpecker scores and CBS Television and Film Music Collection

Walter Lantz Collection

Display:

PRODUCTION SCORES

AFTER THE BALL Year: 1956 Production: U-52

Box Folder Description

6 8 Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

34 2 Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch.

ALLEY TO BALI Year: 1954 Production: U-30

Box Folder Description

9 5 Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

30 5 Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch. File also includes music effects sketches.

AMERICAN RED CROSS: BLOOD IS NEEDED Year: 1953 Production: RX-1

Box Folder Description

5 10 Clarence Wheeler holograph score. [Cues M-7 thru M-9 of U-19 are the score for RX-1.]

29 5 Bar sheets & detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch.

ARTS AND FLOWERS Year: 1956 Production: U-60

Box Folder Description

15 6 Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

32 6 Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch. File also contains sketches for Cues M-31(Main Title), M-32T, & M-32DT.

BANQUET BUSTERS Year: 1948 Production: UA-3

Box Folder Description

25 8 Sheet music for "Zampa" (overture) by F. Herold with Darrell Calker annotation.

25 14 Darrell Calker short score (master copy).

SGML tags:

<head>Container List</head>

<did>

<unittitle>Music Scores </unittitle></did>

<did><unittitle>PRODUCTION SCORES </unittitle></did>

<did><unittitle>AFTER THE BALL Year: 1956 Production: U-52 </unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder </entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Description</entry></row></thead>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04></c03>

<did><unittitle>ALLEY TO BALI Year: 1954 Production: U-30 </unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder </entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Description</entry></row></thead>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch. File also includes music effects sketches. </unittitle></dentry></drow></c04></c03>

<did><unittitle>AMERICAN RED CROSS: BLOOD IS NEEDED Year: 1953

Production: RX-1 </unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder </entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Description</entry></row></thead>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Clarence Wheeler holograph score. [Cues M-7 thru M-9 of U-19 are the score for RX-1.] </unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Bar sheets & detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04></c03>

<did>

<unittitle>ARTS AND FLOWERS Year: 1956 Production: U-60 </unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder </entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Description</entry></row></thead>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Clarence Wheeler holograph score.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Detail sheets with Clarence Wheeler music sketch. File also contains sketches for Cues M-31(Main Title), M-32T, & M-32DT.

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04></c03>

<did>

<unittitle>BANQUET BUSTERS Year: 1948 Production: UA-3 </unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c4-6">Folder </entry>

<entry spanname="c7-20">Description</entry></row></thead>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Sheet music for "Zampa" (overture) by F. Herold with Darrell Calker annotation. </unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

<c04>

<drow>

<unittitle>Darrell Calker short score (master copy).

</unittitle></dentry></drow></c04>

CBS Television and Film Music Collection

Example of the left frame:

Descriptive Summary

Administrative Information

Scope and Content

Container List

1. Gunsmoke

2. Have Gun Will Travel

3. Hawaii 5-0

4. Perry Mason

5. Pete and Gladys

6. Playhouse 90

7. Rawhide

8. Scrooge

Example of the right frame (if Gunsmoke is selected)

1. Gunsmoke

Description Box

Gunsmoke. Broughton, William (composer). TV Series. Score no:

GS2000-2099. 243

Gunsmoke. Broughton, William (composer). TV Series. Score no:

GS2300-2399. 291

Gunsmoke. Davis, Joel (composer). TV Series. Score no: GS0100-0200.

1965-66 season. 244

Gunsmoke. Dunlap, Paul (composer). "Brother Whelp." TV Series. Score

no: CPN5821. Full score. Format: MS. Also includes copy of orchestra sheet 97

[snip]

SGML tags:

<did>

<unittitle> 1. Gunsmoke</unittitle></did>

<thead>

<row>

<entry spanname="c1-16">Description</entry>

<c02>

<drow>

<emph render="italic">Gunsmoke.</emph> Broughton, William (composer). TV Series. Score no: GS2000-2099.</unittitle></dentry>

<c02>

<drow>

<emph render="italic">Gunsmoke.</emph> Broughton, William (composer). TV Series. Score no: GS2300-2399.</unittitle></dentry>

<c02>

<drow>

<emph render="italic">Gunsmoke.</emph> Davis, Joel (composer). TV Series.

Score no: GS0100-0200. 1965-66 season.</unittitle></dentry>

<c02>

<drow>

<emph render="italic">Gunsmoke.</emph> Dunlap, Paul (composer). "Brother Whelp." TV Series. Score no: CPN5821. Full score. Format: MS. Also includes copy of orchestra sheet.</unittitle></dentry>