Minnesota Orchestra 75th Anniversary records, 1975-1980.

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Minnesota Orchestra 75th Anniversary records, 1975-1980.

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This collection documents the series of events celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Minnesota Orchestra. Two activities that are extensively documented are the Composers Competition, won by William T. McKinley, and the fund raising and publication of the book, Ovation.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7855288

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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Nelson, Marilyn A. (Marilyn Ann), 1943-

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Flanagan, Barbara (American journalist, contemporary)

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