Correspondence with Eugene Ormandy, 1958-1978.

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Correspondence with Eugene Ormandy, 1958-1978.

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Comprises items from David Griffiths, Richard S. Burdick, Albert J. Nesbitt, Norman Marcus, Art Wolff, Paul Hume, Warren A. Kraetzer, Jim Karayn, and Roger Hall, including proposals for television programs of the Philadelphia Orchestra and items from Ormandy or his representative.

36 items (62 leaves).

University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Van Pelt Library

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University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Van Pelt Library

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