May T. Morrison Festival of Music records : Berkeley, Calif., 1958 Apr. 15-May 23.

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May T. Morrison Festival of Music records : Berkeley, Calif., 1958 Apr. 15-May 23.

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Concert programs, magazine articles and newspaper clippings on ceremonies and performances held at the Festival. Includes two addresses by Professor Emeritus Albert Elkus, and other material. Collection of 29 sound tape reels of live performances held at the Festival. Includes opening dedication speech by Professor Emeritus Albert Elkus, representing the O'Neill and Salz families.

2 boxes.

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