John Hsu papers, 1956-2008.

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John Hsu papers, 1956-2008.

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Files relating to various groups with which Hsu performed including the Cornell University Trio, the Amadé Trio, the Haydn Baryton Trio, Aston Magna, the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra, the Apollo Ensemble, the Cornell Chamber Ensemble, the Cornell Orchestra, and the Sage Choir, as well as viola da gamba and cello concerts. Also files relating to musical instruments and to "Variants, Book III, Marais edition.

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Hsu, John S.J., 1955-

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John Hsu retired as the Old Dominion Foundation Professor of Humanities and Music at Cornell University. Hsu joined the Cornell music faculty in 1955, teaching cello and viola da gamba, as well as music theory, music history and performance. He is a noted virtuoso player of the viola da gamba and baryton, as well as a conductor and a specialist in French Baroque viol music and the music of Joseph Haydn. As a conductor he has led the Cornell Collegium Musicum, the Cornell Chamber Orchestra, the C...

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