Music scores and papers, 1883-2007.

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Music scores and papers, 1883-2007.

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The Temple/ David Gooding Music Collection consists primarily of liturgical music performed at The Temple/ Congregation Tifereth Israel in Cleveland, Ohio during the twentieth century. It contains anthologies and sheet music published in the U.S., 1883-1941, and some music manuscripts created for the congregation, 1905-1937. There are also manuscript scores and parts, correspondence (English) and some programs from the commissioning series run by Music Director David Gooding, 1964-1976. Finally there are Gooding's own synagogue manuscripts, 1962-2003, along with a CD recording of his Sabbath service Kol ha-Neshamah, 2001.

40 items (4.5 linear ft.) + 1 box (10.5 x 13 x 5 in.) + 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.

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