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MS 8372

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Collection Summary

Creator: James Murdoch
Title: Papers of James Murdoch
Date Range: 1930-2008
Collection Number: MS 8372
Extent: 34.88 metres
Language of Materials: English
Repository: Special Collections (Manuscripts)

Introduction

Scope and Contents

MS 8372 comprises correspondence, diaries, personal documents, financial papers, manuscripts, notes, reference files, newspaper cuttings, photographs, posters, programs, scores, publications and tape recordings documenting James Murdoch's activities in the period 1960-1990. Among the organisations with which Murdoch was associated were James Murdoch Management Pty Ltd, Lusillo and his Spanish Dance Theatre, World Record Club, Music Rostrum, Australian Music Centre, International Society for Contemporary Music, the Australia Council, Sydney Opera House Trust, Musica Viva and Chiron College. The correspondents include Margaret Sutherland, Roger Woodward, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Donald Peart, Frank Callaway, Ian Farr, Nadine Amadio, Miriam Hyde, Peter Sculthorpe, Helen Gifford and Graeme Koehne (114 boxes, 1 fol. box).

Conditions Governing Access

Please refer to the collection's catalogue record for the access conditions (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn956305).

Conditions Governing Use

Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.

Preferred Citation

Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of James Murdoch, National Library of Australia, [class/series/file number]'.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

The Murdoch papers were purchased from James Murdoch in 1991. Further papers were received in 2010.

Arrangement

Most of the papers were in files and these files have been retained. An exception is the personal letters in Series 1, which were scattered and which have been arranged by date. The overall arrangement of the collection into series, and the order of files within series, have been imposed by the Library.

Biographical / Historical

James Murdoch was born in Sydney on 25 January 1930. He was educated at Canterbury Boys High School and the New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music, where he studied piano, composition and conducting. His first major appointment was in 1958 when he went to Madrid as Music Director and Company Pianist of Luisillo and his Spanish Dance Theatre. He returned to Australia in 1962 as Assistant Musical Director and Company Pianist of the Australian Ballet Company. In the following year he founded the Universal Record Club and in 1964 he was appointed Special Assistant to the Editor-in-Chief of the World Record Club Australia. In that capacity he produced a monthly magazine and wrote over 200 record cover notes.

In 1968 Murdoch went to London as Director of James Murdoch Management Pty Ltd. Among his clients were the composers Peter Maxwell Davies, Hans Werner Henze and Harrison Birtwistle, the pianists Roger Woodward and Paul Crossley, and such groups as the Fires of London, the Pierrot Players, and the Budapest Chamber Orchestra. He returned to Australia in 1972 as Music Consultant to the Music Board of the Australia Council. In the same year his book Australia's contemporary composers was published, discussing the work of 33 composers.

In 1975 Murdoch was appointed first National Director of the Australian Music Centre, based in Sydney. The Centre, which received a grant from the Australia Council, established a library and information centre, produced a series of publications, films and exhibitions, and organised a large number of concerts. Murdoch attended meetings of the International Association of Music Libraries, Sound Archives and Documentation Centres and in 1980 was elected World President of the Music Information Centres Professional Branch.

After he left the Australian Music Centre in 1981 Murdoch continued to live in Sydney. He was again a consultant to the Music Board and in 1983 he published A Handbook of Australian music. In 1984 he formed the company James Murdoch & Associates which undertook research projects, provided consultancy services for the Australia Council, Sydney Opera House Trust and other bodies, and managed the Australian tours of visiting musicians and dancers. In 1988 he was Artistic Director of New Directions, a festival sponsored by the Australian Bicentennial Authority and Musica Viva.

Since 1990 Murdoch has lived in Bali.

Musician, arts administrator, author and consultant. James Murdoch was born in Sydney in 1930 and educated at Canterbury Boys High School and the New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music. He was a pianist and musical director before moving to London in 1968 as director of James Murdoch Management Pty Ltd, managing musicians, composers, singers, dancers and choreographers. Murdoch returned to Australia in 1972 and was music consultant to the Music Board of the Australia Council. In 1975 he became founding director of the Australian Music Centre, based in Sydney.After he left the Australian Music Centre in 1981 he formed the company James Murdoch & Associates in 1984, undertaking research projects and providing consultancy services for the Australia Council, Sydney Opera House Trust and other bodies. In 1988 he was artistic director of New Directions, a festival sponsored by the Australian Bicentennial Authority and Musica Viva. Murdoch was the author of Australia's contemporary composers (1972), A handbook of Australian music (1983), and Peggy Glanville-Hicks: a transposed life (2002). He also recorded interviews with leading composers, writers and artists. In 1990 Murdoch settled in Bali where he died in 2010.

Item Descriptions

Class MS 8372. Original Consignment

15.57 metres,

Series 1. General correspondence, 1960-90

The letters and cards in this series are mostly of a personal nature and deal with many subjects and activities. Letters that deal entirely with a specific organisation or activity have been placed in the appropriate series. The letters in Series 1 were originally scattered through the collection, many of them being in a number of overlapping concertina files. The dated letters have been arranged by year, but have not been sorted within each year.

The principal correspondents are Nadine Amadio, Barry Brook, Frank Callaway, W.M. Colleron, Roger Covell, W.R. Cumming, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Ian Farr, Mark Furneaux, Dame Joan Hammond, Gail Holst, RamliIbraham, Margaret Kartomi, Justin MacDonnell, Prue Neidorf, Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski, Donald Peart, Curt Prerauer, Tom Shapcott, Margaret Sutherland, George Tintner, Jennifer Vogel, Donald Westlake and Roger Woodward.

1960 (File 1) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1961 (File 2) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1962 (File 3) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1963 (File 4) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1964 (File 5) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1965 (File 6) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1966 (File 7) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1967 (File 8) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1968 (File 9) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1969 (File 10) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1970 (File 11) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1971 (File 12) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1972 (File 13) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1973 (File 14) - Box 1 (MS 8372)

1974 (File 15) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1975 (File 16) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1976 (File 17) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1977 (File 18) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1978 (File 19) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1979 (File 20-21) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1980 (File 22) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1981 (File 23) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1982 (File 24) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1983 (File 25) - Box 2 (MS 8372)

1984 (File 26) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1985 (File 27) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1986 (File 28-29) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1987 (File 30-31) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1988 (File 32-33) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1989 (File 34-35) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

1990 (File 36) - Box 3 (MS 8372)

Undated (File 37-44) - Box 4 (MS 8372)

Nadine Amadio, 1965-70 (File 45) - Box 4 (MS 8372)

Nadine Amadio, 1970-83 (File 46) - Box 4 (MS 8372)

Series 2. Diaries, 1968-89

The diaries in this series are essentially appointment diaries, with only brief entries.

1968 (Item 1) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1969 (Item 2) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1970 (Item 3) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1970/71 (Item 4) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1971 (Item 5) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1972 (Item 6) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1973 (Item 7) - Box 5 (MS 8372)

1975 (Item 8) - Box 6 (MS 8372)

1976 (Item 9) - Box 6 (MS 8372)

1977 (Item 10-11) - Box 6 (MS 8372)

1978 (Item 12) - Box 7 (MS 8372)

1979 (Item 13) - Box 7 (MS 8372)

1980 (Item 14) - Box 7 (MS 8372)

1981 (Item 15) - Box 7 (MS 8372)

1982 (Item 15) - Box 7 (MS 8372)

1983 (Item 17) - Box 8 (MS 8372)

1984 (Item 18-19) - Box 8 (MS 8372)

1985 (Item 20-21) - Box 9 (MS 8372)

1986 (Item 22-23) - Box 9 (MS 8372)

1987 (Item 24-25) - Box 9 (MS 8372)

1988 (Item 26-29) - Box 10 (MS 8372)

1989 (Item 30) - Box 10 (MS 8372)

Series 3. Personal Documents

This series contains miscellaneous personal documents, such as curricula vitae, references and reports.

Curricula vitae (File 1) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

Curricula vitae and references (File 2) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

Certificates, 1941-44 (File 3) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

School reports, 1943-44 (File 4) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

Job applications, 1982 (File 5) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

Inventory of apartment (File 6) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

Will (File 7) - Box 11 (MS 8372)

X-rays (File 1) - Folio-Box 1 (MS 8372)

Series 4. Financial papers

This series contains a large number of financial papers, including bank statements, accounts, receipts and cheque butts. Financial papers relating to specific organisations with which Murdoch was associated have been placed in the appropriate series. The papers have been sorted roughly chronologically, but there is some overlap between files.

1966-69 (File 1) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1970 (File 2) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1971 (File 3) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1972 (File 4-5) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1973 (File 6-7) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1974 (File 8-9) - Box 12 (MS 8372)

1975 (File 10) - Box 13 (MS 8372)

1976 (File 11) - Box 13 (MS 8372)

1968-86 (File 12) - Box 13 (MS 8372)

1980-84 (File 13-16) - Box 13 (MS 8372)

1984-85 (File 17-19) - Box 14 (MS 8372)

1985-86 (File 20-25) - Box 14 (MS 8372)

1985-86 (File 26-28) - Box 15 (MS 8372)

1987-88 (File 30-32) - Box 15 (MS 8372)

1987-89 (File 33) - Box 15 (MS 8372)

1989-90 (File 34-35) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Undated (File 36) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Series 5. Photographs

The photographs in this series include photographs of Murdoch and friends and also photographs of musical groups and productions. Photographs of composers are in Series 8 and there are many photographs in other series.

Murdoch (File 1) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Productions (File 2) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Companies (File 3) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Ravi Shankar (File 4) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Henze Monte (File 5) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous (File 6-7) - Box 16 (MS 8372)

Series 6. Writings

This series contains drafts of Murdoch's books and articles and also correspondence, contracts and reviews of his books. The correspondents include Ian Cugley, Roger Henry and Bill Read. There are photographs of Malcolm Williamson, Percy Grainger, Rose Grainger, Joan Sutherland, Alison Bauld, Richard Meale and Roger Woodward.

Australian music today (c.1966): Drafts (File 1) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australian music today (c.1966): Artwork (File 2) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australian music today (c.1966): Contract, 1965 (File 3) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australian music today (c.1966): Personae (File 4) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australian music today (c.1966): Recordings (File 5) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Correspondence and drafts, 1972-79 (File 6) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Correspondence, 1973 (File 7) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Correspondence and reviews, 1972-76 (File 8) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Miscellaneous papers (File 9) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Notebook (File 10) - Box 17 (MS 8372)

Australia's contemporary composers (1972): Reviews (File 11-12) - Box 18 (MS 8372)

A handbook of Australian music (1983): Typescript (File 13-23) - Box 18, 19 (MS 8372)

A handbook of Australian music (1983): Galley proofs (File 24-25) - Box 19 (MS 8372)

A handbook of Australian music (1983): Correspondence (File 26) - Box 19 (MS 8372)

A handbook of Australian music (1983): Photographs (File 27) - Box 19 (MS 8372)

A handbook of Australian music (1983): Miscellaneous writings (File 28-32) - Box 19 (MS 8372)

Series 7. Composers, 1965-88

This series comprises files maintained by Murdoch on individual Australian composers and containing correspondence, notes, biographical material, typescripts and programs. Some of the material was used in his book Australia's contemporary composers (1972), but there are later papers extending to 1988. Further papers on composers can be found in series 19, 20 and 26.

David Ahern, 1968-72 (File 1) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Robert Allworth (File 2) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Alison Bauld, 1974 (File 3) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Anne Boyd, 1968-72 (File 4) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Peter Brideoake (File 5) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Colin Brumby, 1966-85 (File 6-7) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

Nigel Butterley, 1965-67 (File 8-10) - Box 20 (MS 8372)

John Carmichael, 1981 (File 11) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Bruce Clarke, 1968-72 (File 12) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Edward Cowie, 1981-84 (File 13) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Peter Crowe, 1966-86 (File 14) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Ian Cugley, 1965-72? (File 15) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

George Dreyfus, 1965-84 (File 16-18) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Max Deacon ; Graham Dudley, 1968 (File 19) - Box 21 (MS 8372)

Daryl Edwards, 1965 (File 20) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Ross Edwards, 1967-68 (File 21) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Ian Farr, 1988 (File 22) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Andrew Ford, 1984 (File 23) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Felix Gethen ; John Gilfedder (File 24) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Helen Gifford, 1973-85 (File 25) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Eric Gross, 1975 (File 26) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Moya Henderson (File 27) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Graham Hair, 1966-67 (File 28) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Raymond Hanson, 1967 (File 29) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Alfred Hill (File 30) - Box 22 (MS 8372)

Dulcie Holland, 1972 (File 31) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Rex Hobcroft, 1982? ; Don Hollier, 1987 (File 32) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Brian Howard, 1982-88 (File 33) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Robert Hughes, 1968 (File 34) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Keith Humble, 1965-70 (File 35) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Trevor Jones (File 36) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Jeremy Kellock (File 37) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

Dorian Le Gallienne (File 38) - Box 23 (MS 8372)

David Lumsdaine, 1973-78 (File 39) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

Helgart Mahler, 1967 (File 40) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

William Mann, 1980-82 (File 41) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

Andrew McCredie, 1975-81 (File 42) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

Barry McKimm, 1966 (File 43) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

Richard Meale, 1965-80 (File 44-48) - Box 24 (MS 8372)

George Michael (File 49) - Box 25 (MS 8372)

James Penberthy, 1971-83 (File 50) - Box 25 (MS 8372)

Vincent Plush, 1977 (File 51) - Box 25 (MS 8372)

Chester Schultz (File 52) - Box 25 (MS 8372)

Peter Sculthorpe, 1965-80 (File 53-59) - Box 25, 26 (MS 8372)

Larry Sitsky, 1963-80 (File 60-61) - Box 26 (MS 8372)

Margaret Sutherland, 1966-84 (File 62-65) - Box 26 (MS 8372)

Carl Vine (File 66) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Felix Werder (File 67) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Martin Wesley-Smith, 1967-74 (File 68) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Gillian Whiteheard (File 69) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Kim Williams, 1975-78 (File 70) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Malcolm Williamson, 1967-78 (File 71) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Series 8. Composers' Photographs

The files were maintained by Murdoch and contained both studio and informal photographs, as well as photographs of performances. Negatives are sometimes included.

David Ahern (File 1) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

John Antill (File 2) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Alison Bauld (File 3) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Ian Bonighton (File 4) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Anne Boyd (File 5) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Colin Brumby (File 6) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Nigel Butterley (File 7) - Box 27 (MS 8372)

Bruce Clarke (File 8) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Barry Conyngham (File 9) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Ian Cugley (File 10) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Peter Maxwell Davies (File 11-12) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Clive Douglas (File 13) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

George Dreyfus (File 14) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Ross Edwards (File 15) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Ian Farr (File 16) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Helen Gifford (File 17) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Alexander Goehr (File 18) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Eric Gross (File 19) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Raymond Hanson (File 20) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Hans Werner Henze (File 21) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Robert Hughes (File 22) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Keith Humble (File 23) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

Antigone Kefala (File 24) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

William Louther (File 25) - Box 28 (MS 8372)

David Lumsdaine (File 26) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Barry Moreland (File 27) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

James Penberthy (File 28) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Peter Sculthorpe (File 29) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Larry Sitsky (File 30) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

George Tibbits (File 31) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Felix Werder (File 32) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Martin Wesley-Smith (File 33) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Kim Williams (File 34) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Series 9. Luisillo and his Spanish Dance Theatre, 1958-62

Murdoch was Musical Director of the Madrid-based company, which toured throughout the world. He took part in performances as a conductor and pianist and also composed two ballets. The small series mostly comprises programs.

Agreements and contract, 1959-60 (File 1) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Programs (File 2-4) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Newspaper cuttings and musical score (File 5) - Box 29 (MS 8372)

Series 10. World Record Club, 1963-69

Murdoch was founder and General Manager of the Universal Record Club in 1963 before joining the World Record Club Australia in 1964 as special assistant to the Editor-in-Chief. In that capacity he produced cover notes for a large number of recordings, edited World Record Club News (New Zealand), wrote articles on contemporary music and artists, and produced the 'Australian Music Today' recordings in 1965. He remained on the staff of the World Record Club until 1969.

Correspondence, 1964-66 (File 1) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1966-67 (File 2) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1967 (File 3) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

'Australian Music Today' papers, 1965 (File 4) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

'Australian Music today' reviews, 1965 (File 5) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

Agreement between Festival Records and Universal Record Club, 1963 (File 6) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers, 1964-67 (File 7-8) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

World Record Club catalogues and magazines, 1963-69 (File 9) - Box 30 (MS 8372)

Series 11. International Society for Contemporary Music

Murdoch was an active member of the International Society for Contemporary Music and at various times was Secretary of its Melbourne and Sydney branches and the Australian Section. The papers that he assembled include agenda papers, financial papers, correspondence, notes, programs, program notes, cuttings and publications. Among the correspondents are Donald Peart, Frank Callaway, Helen Gifford, Peter Platt, Ian Farr and Clement Dirago.

Adelaide, 1968-79 (File 1) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

Australian Section, 1977-81 (File 2) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

Brisbane, 1974-78 (File 3) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

Composers (File 4) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

General, 1960-69 (File 5-6) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

General, 1966-67 (File 7) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

International, 1961-73 (File 8-9) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

International Music Council, 1965-79 (File 10-11) - Box 31 (MS 8372)

Mailing lists (File 12) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Melbourne, 1971-73 (File 13) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Melbourne, 1966-67 (File 14-15) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Melbourne, 1967 (File 16) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

1st Melbourne Festival (File 17) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

2nd Melbourne Festival, 1968 (File 18) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Melbourne, 1965-68 (File 19) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Melbourne accounts (File 20) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous (File 21) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Newcastle, 1966 (File 22) - Box 32 (MS 8372)

Programs, 1965-71 (File 23) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Project New Music, 1967 (File 24) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Reviews, 1963-67 (File 25-26) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Sydney, 1964-81 (File 27) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Sydney, 1979-80 (File 28) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Sydney, 1980-81 (File 29) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Sydney programs, 1965-68 (File 30-31) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

World Music Days, 1985-86 (File 32) - Box 33 (MS 8372)

Series 12. James Murdoch Management Pty Ltd, 1968-72

In 1968 Murdoch moved to London and became personal manager of the composer Peter Maxwell Davies and manager of the Pierrot Players. He formed a company, James Murdoch Management, which was incorporated in 1970, and was agent and manager of a number of musical groups, musicians, singers, dancers and choreographers. The files that he retained from this period contain programs, correspondence, financial papers, contracts and reviews and include notes by Maxwell Davies on his opera 'Taverner'. The correspondents include Anthony Steel, Barrie Iliffe, Bernard Rands and T. Halliwell.

General papers, 1968-71 (File 1) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Articles of Association and Management Agreement, 1970 (File 2) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Artists Place, 1970 (File 3) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

British Council, 1969-70 (File 4) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Graham Collier, 1969-71 (File 5) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Composers' Guild, 1968-70 (File 6) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Paul Crossley, 1970 (File 7) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Bryan Fairfax, 1970 (File 8) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Domaine Musicale (File 9) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Europe, 1968-69 (File 10) - Box 34 (MS 8372)

Joelson& Co, 1970 (File 11) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Pierrot Players, 1969-70 (File 12) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Prague, 1970-71 (File 13) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Press lists, 1969-71 (File 14) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Harry Redner, 1969-71 (File 15) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Stephen Pruslin, 1969-71 (File 16) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Royal Festival Hall, 1968-71 (File 17) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Arnold Schonberg (File 18) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Universities, 1969 (File 19) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Westdeutsche Rundfunk, 1969-70 (File 20) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers, 1971 (File 21) - Box 35 (MS 8372)

Series 13. National Conference of Australian Composers, 1973-75

National Conferences of Australian Composers were held in Hobart in 1963 and 1965. The third Conference, organised by the Canberra School of Music and the Australian National University, was held in Canberra in September 1973. Murdoch took part in his capacity as Music Consultant to the Australian Council for the Arts. The papers in this small series comprise correspondence, press releases, financial papers, transcripts of proceedings and speeches. The correspondents include Eric Gross and Ken Healey.

Planning papers (File 1) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1973-75 (File 2) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Financial papers (File 3) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Speeches and addresses (File 4) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Proceedings, 24 Sept. 1973 (File 5-6) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Proceedings, 25 Sept. 1973 (File 7-8) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Proceedings, 26 Sept. 1973 (File 9) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Proceedings, 27 Sept. 1973 (File 10) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Resolutions (File 11) - Box 36 (MS 8372)

Series 14. Music Rostrum, 1974-78

Music Rostrum was conceived by Roger Woodward in 1973 with the aim of organising a comtemporary music festival in Australia, with performances, master classes, lectures and seminars. The first festival was held in Sydney and Melbourne in 1975. Murdoch was on the Board of Directors. The papers he accumulated consist of correspondents, financial papers, circulars, press releases, programs and photographs. The correspondents include Murray Khouri, Robin Stanford, Stuart Thompson, Frank Barnes and Kim Williams.

Minutes and agenda papers, 1975 (File 1) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Minutes and agenda papers, 1976 (File 2) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Minutes and agenda papers, 1977 (File 3) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Agenda and financial papers, 1975-78 (File 4) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Agenda papers and correspondence, 1975 (File 5) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Rostrum '75 advertising (File 6) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Reviews, 1975 (File 7) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Cuttings and leaflets, 1975-76 (File 8) - Box 37 (MS 8372)

Programs, 1974-75 (File 9) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Programs, 1975 (File 10) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Programs, 1976 (File 11) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

William Pearson recital, 1976 (File 12) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Sydney String Quartet, 1976 (File 13) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Jazz Concert I, 1976 (File 14) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Jazz Concert II, 1976 (File 15) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

All Australian Rostrum, 1976 (File 16) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Sonic Circle, 1976 (File 17) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Acme Concert, 1976 (File 18) - Box 38 (MS 8372)

Jazz Concert III, 1976 (File 19) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

William Pearson recital, Melbourne, 1976 (File 20) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Electronic Encounter, 1976 (File 21) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Robyn Archer, Melbourne, 1976 (File 22) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

William Pearson recital, Adelaide, 1976 (File 23) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Carnival of the Animals, 1976 (File 24) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

El Cimarron, 1976 (File 25) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Lunch hour series, 1976 (File 26) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Lecture series, 1976 (File 27) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Correspondence and other papers, 1975-76 (File 28) - Box 39 (MS 8372)

Series 15. Australian Music Centre, 1975-88

In 1975 Murdoch was appointed the first National Director of the Australian Music Centre, an independent non-profit company formed on the initiative of the Music Board of the Australia Council. The Centre, which was based in The Rocks in Sydney, was recognised by the Government and UNESCO as the official national music information centre. It built up a large library of publications, scores and sound recordings, produced a number of directories and other publications and organised concerts and exhibitions. Murdoch resigned as Director in 1981.

This very large series mostly comprises files created by Murdoch, including a series of alphabetical files. They contain an extensive correspondence, reports, agenda papers, financial papers, leaflets and cuttings. Among the correspondents are John Amis, John Antill, Anne Carr Boyd, Claire Bramley, Colin Brumby, John Cage, H.C. Coombs, Clive Douglas, Graham Dudley, Helen Gifford, Rodney Hall, Dorothy Helmrich, Miriam Hyde, Paul Isherwood, Graeme Koehne, Diana Manson, Barry Moreland, Prue Neidorf, Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski, Clive Pascoe, Therese Radic, Tom Shapcott, Kenneth Tribe and Rod Wallbridge.

Other papers on the Australian Music Centre can be found in Series 16 and 17.

Agreement with Murdoch, 1975 (File 1) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Annual report, 1982 (File 2) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Robyn Archer, 1977-79 (File 3) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Arts administration, 1977-78 (File 4) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Australia Council 1980 (File 5) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Australia Council, 1981 (File 6) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Australian composers (File 7-9) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Background information (File 10-11) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial Encyclopaedia of Australian Music, 1977-80 (File 12) - Box 40 (MS 8372)

'A Blueprint', 1975 (File 13) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Composers' Guild of Australia, 1975-79 (File 14) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Confidential letters, 1977 (File 15) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Confidential letters, 1979 (File 16) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Coopers & Lybrand report, 1981 (File 17) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Financial papers, 1974-75 (File 18) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Flederman Sextet, 1982 (File 19) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Friends of the Australian Music Centre, 1981 (File 20-22) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Percy Grainger, 1975-80 (File 23) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

Rodney Hall, 1972-77 (File 24) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

International Association of Music Libraries, 1978-82 (File 25) - Box 41 (MS 8372)

International Music Council, 1979-81 (File 26) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

International Music Council NSW Committee, 1979-80 (File 27-28) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Letters of support, 1981 (File 29) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Library Bulletins, 1977-79 (File 30) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Library inquiry, 1980 (File 31) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Lucrecia Kasilag, 1977-80 (File 32) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Macmillan, 1974-80 (File 33) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Manual (File 34) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Barry Moreland, 1975-81 (File 35) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Music Coordination, 1978-81 (File 36) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Official management, 1980-81 (File 37-38) - Box 42 (MS 8372)

Paintings, 1976 (File 39) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Posters, 1981 (File 40) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Press, 1981 (File 41) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Repertoire International de Litterature Musicale, 1976 (File 42) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Section 199 Companies Act, 1980-81 (File 43) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Testimonials, 1976-82 (File 44) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Theatre Board, 1981 (File 45) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

R.N. Wallbridge & Co, 1978-82 (File 46) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

George Whyte, 1975 (File 47) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Universal Edition, 1977-81 (File 48) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

Young Composers Summer School (File 49-53) - Box 43 (MS 8372)

A, 1975-80 (File 54) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

A, 1980 (File 55) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

B, 1975-80 (File 56) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

B, 1980-81 (File 57) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

C, 1980-81 (File 58) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

C, 1979-81 (File 59) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

D, 1973-79 (File 60) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

D, 1980-84 (File 61) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

E, 1975-80 (File 62) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

F, 1973-79 (File 63) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

F, 1980 (File 64) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

G, 1972-80 (File 65) - Box 44 (MS 8372)

G, 1979-81 (File 66) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

H, 1972-80 (File 67) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

J, 1975-79 (File 68) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

K, 1975-79 (File 69) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

K, 1980 (File 70) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

L, 1975-80 (File 71) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

M, 1973-80 (File 72) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

M, 1980-81 (File 73) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

N, 1974-79 (File 74) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

O, 1969-81 (File 75) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

P, 1976-79 (File 76) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

P, 1978-80 (File 77) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

R, 1974-79 (File 78) - Box 45 (MS 8372)

R, 1975-81 (File 79) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

S, 1972-80 (File 80) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

S, 1980-81 (File 81) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

T, 1974-80 (File 82) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

T, 1980 (File 83) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

V, 1975-80 (File 84) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

W, 1975-81 (File 85) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers (File 86-87) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

AMC News, 1985-86 (File 88) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

Later papers, 1986-87 (File 89) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

Later papers, 1988 (File 90) - Box 46 (MS 8372)

Cutting book, 1978 (File 91) - Folio-Box 1 (MS 8372)

Australian Music Centre; the first 18 months (File 92) - Folio-Box 1 (MS 8372)

Series 16. Music Information Centres, 1967-82

The Australian Music Centre affiliated with the International Group of Music Information Centres in 1975. The Group was a branch of the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres. Murdoch was President of the Group in 1980-82 and presided at its meeting in Brussels. The series comprises reports, agenda papers, correspondence, leaflets, circulars and notes. Correspondents include Jan Olaf Ruden, William Elias, Bernard Huys, Anna Van Steenbergen and Andre Jurres.

Correspondence and papers, 1975-76 (File 1) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

Correspondence and papers, 1977-78 (File 2) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

Correspondence and papers, 1979-80 (File 3) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

Correspondence and papers, 1981 (File 4) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

Correspondence and papers, 1982 (File 5-6) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

International meetings, 1967-70 (File 7) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

International meetings, 1972-73 (File 8) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

International meeting, Bergen, 1976 (File 9) - Box 47 (MS 8372)

International meeting, Mainz, 1977 (File 10-11) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

International meeting, Cambridge, 1980 (File 12) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

International meeting, Brussels, 1982 (File 13) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

IAML/IASA Conference, 1981 (File 14) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

Papers on communication between music centre librarians (File 15) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

Series 17. Australia Council, 1972-85

The Australia Council was established as a statutory authority in 1975, replacing the Australian Council for the Arts. As Director of the Australian Music Centre, Murdoch had a close association with the Music Board of the Council. In 1981-82 he was a Consultant to the Australia Council and undertook a number of projects, including a review of the Music Board's publishing program and the planning of a National Music Council. The series contains files and publications acquired by Murdoch in this period, including correspondence with Clive Pascoe, Ian Johnston and John Cameron.

Further papers on the Australia Council can be found in Series 15 and 22.

Music Board, 1972-73 (File 1) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

Music Board, 1973 (File 2) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

Music Board grants, 1973-81 (File 3) - Box 48 (MS 8372)

Music Board: instrument makers' taxation, 1977 (File 4) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Music Board, 1977-78 (File 5) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Music Board, 1979 (File 6) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Music Board, 1978-81 (File 7) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Music Board-Australian Music Centre meetings, 1979-81 (File 8) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Music Board, 1982-85 (File 9) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Australian National Music Centre, 1981 (File 10) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Consultant's file notes, 1981 (File 11) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Consultant's projects, 1981 (File 12) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

Consultant's reports, 1981-82 (File 13) - Box 49 (MS 8372)

General papers, 1981-84 (File 14-15) - Box 50 (MS 8372)

Music Board Publishing Program Review, 1973-82 (File 16-20) - Box 50 (MS 8372)

Sir Ian Potter dinner, 1985 (File 21) - Box 50 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous photocopies (File 22) - Box 50 (MS 8372)

Jean Battersby. A Centre for Studies in the Arts, 1981 (File 23) - Box 51 (MS 8372)

Tavistock Research Centre. Australians' attitudes to the arts, 1980 (File 24) - Box 51 (MS 8372)

Drama companies productions list, 1975-80 (File 25) - Box 51 (MS 8372)

Sandra Forbes. National plan for the promotion of Australian literature (File 26)

Series 18. Sydney Opera House Trust, 1983-89

In 1985 Murdoch was appointed a consultant for the Sydney Opera House Trust Bicentennial Program and in 1986 he was also music consultant to the Trust. Most of the papers in this series relate to the Trust's bicentennial activities.

Program and Marketing Committee meetings, 1987-89 (File 1-8) - Box 51, 52 (MS 8372)

Profit and loss statement, 1987 (File 9) - Box 52 (MS 8372)

Dance Springboard: research notes and programs, 1986-88 (File 10-16) - Box 52, 53 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial Authority agreements, 1986 (File 17) - Box 53 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial activities proposals, 1986-87 (File 18-25) - Box 53, 54 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial diary of events, 1988 (File 26) - Box 54 (MS 8372)

15th anniversary pageant, 1988 (File 27) - Box 54 (MS 8372)

Laser spectaculars (File 28) - Box 54 (MS 8372)

Ultra Art Pty Ltd, 1986 (File 29) - Box 54 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial exhibition, 1985-86 (File 30) - Box 54 (MS 8372)

Programs (File 31-33) - Box 54, 55 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1985-86 (File 34) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1983-87 (File 35) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Music theatre, 1985-86 (File 36) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Larrikin Music Group (File 37) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Bennelong, 1987 (File 38) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Educational (File 39) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Corroboree, 1986-87 (File 40) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Elizabethan Sydney Orchestra, 1986 (File 41) - Box 55 (MS 8372)

Goossens lectures (File 42) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Library, 1986 (File 43) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Music Consultant, 1986 (File 44) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Technical information sheets (File 45) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Agents lists (File 46) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Australian composers, 1987 (File 47) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Art of Charles Blackman, 1987 (File 48) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Don Burrows special concert, 1988 (File 49-50) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Beethoven concert, 1988 (File 51) - Box 56 (MS 8372)

Jane Peters recital, 1988 (File 52) - Box 57 (MS 8372)

Sydney International Piano Competition (File 53) - Box 57 (MS 8372)

Program proposals (File 54-57) - Box 57 (MS 8372)

Programs (File 58-59) - Box 57 (MS 8372)

Consultancy (File 60) - Box 57 (MS 8372)

Series 19. Roger Woodward, 1971-86

Murdoch was at one time the manager of the pianist Roger Woodward and he later worked closely with him in establishing Music Rostrum. Woodward resigned as Musical Director of Music Rostrum in 1976. The series contains an important group of letters of Woodward, many of them written while he was living in Poland. Other correspondents include Frank Barnes, Kim Williams, Rex Hobcroft, Stuart Thompson and Justin McDonnell. Other papers concerning Woodward can be found in Series 14.

Correspondence between Murdoch and Woodward, 1973-86 (File 1) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Correspondence about Woodward and Music Rostrum, 1974 (File 2) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Correspondence about Woodward and Music Rostrum, 1975 (File 3-4) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Correspondence about Woodward and Music Rostrum, 1976 (File 5) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, cuttings and other papers about Woodward, 1974-82 (File 6) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Cuttings, 1971-76 (File 7) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Programs and reviews, 1971-84 (File 8) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Photographs (File 9) - Box 58 (MS 8372)

Copies of official correspondence concerning performances by Woodward in London, 1971 (File 10)

Series 20. Graeme Koehne, 1978-88

Murdoch became manager of the Adelaide-born composer Graeme Koehne in 1984. Most of the papers in this series date from 1984-87, although there is some earlier correspondence. Koehne was a Harkness Fellow in 1985-86 and several of his letters were written from the United States. Other correspondents include Wayne McKenna, Lynn Ralph, Sylvia Box and Noel Pelly. Apart from letters, there are programs, cuttings, financial papers, reviews and lists of Koehne's compositions.

Correspondence, 1978-86 (File 1) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Curriculum vitae, photographs and other papers, 1986-88 (File 2) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Accounts, 1986-87 (File 3) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Australian Ballet, 1984-87 (File 4) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Australian Chamber Orchestra, 1986 (File 5) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Boosey& Hawkes, 1986-87 (File 6) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Queensland Ballet Company, 1988 (File 7) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Seymour Group, 1987 (File 8) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

'Nearly beloved', 1986 (File 9) - Box 59 (MS 8372)

Western Australian Ballet Company, 1987-88 (File 10-11) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

South Australian Jubilee 150, 1986 (File 12) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Works by Koehne (File 13) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

'The selfish giant', 1986 (File 14) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Copies of reviews, 1982-86 (File 15) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Series 21. New Directions, 1987-89

'New Directions' was a series of 101 performances of Australian and international contemporary and experimental music held in Sydney in September 1988. It was sponsored by the Australian Bicentennial Authority and administered by Musica Viva. Murdoch was the Artistic Director. The files that he assembled contain circulars, correspondence, reviews, programs, financial papers, press releases, reports and photographs. The correspondents include Miriam Hyde, Peter Sculthorpe, Michael Dewis and Philip Henry.

Draft brochure (File 1) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Budget (File 2) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Contracts (File 3) - Box 60 (MS 8372)

Correspondence (File 4-5) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Newspaper cuttings (File 6) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Diary of events (File 7-8) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Launch (File 9) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Media releases (File 10) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Photographs (File 11) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Press kits (File 12) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Draft programs (File 13) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Programs (File 14) - Box 61 (MS 8372)

Program proofs (File 15) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

Publications (File 16-17) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

Report (File 18) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

Bobby Goldsmith Foundation (File 19) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

Diamanda Galas (File 20-22) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

David Hykes (File 23) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

Musica Viva (File 24) - Box 62 (MS 8372)

New Directions 1990 (File 25-26) - Box 63 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers (File 27-28) - Box 63 (MS 8372)

Series 22. Archival Film Project, 1984-88

From 1974 onwards the Australia Council supported an Archival Film Project which recorded on film interviews with leading writers, composers and artists. Copies of the film were deposited in the National Library (later the National Film and Sound Archive). In 1984 Murdoch was engaged by the Australia Council as a researcher for the Project and carried out 25 interviews. The interviewees included Peggy Glanville-Hicks, Joan Hammond, Judith Wright, Manning Clark, Hal Missingham and Gwen Harwood. Murdoch produced a directory of arts on film in 1988.

Correspondence and notes, 1984-87 (File 1-2) - Box 63 (MS 8372)

Arts on Film; a user directory, 1988 (File 3-4) - Box 63 (MS 8372)

Subject index (File 5) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Notes and newspaper cuttings (File 6) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Indexes (File 7) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Newsletters and printed material (File 8) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Series 23. Reading 1990

Reading 1990 was established by the National Book Council, in conjunction with the Literature Board of the Australia Council and the National Library, to promote reading in Australia during 1990, International Literary Year. Murdoch was appointed Director of the project in April 1989. His contract ended in November 1989 and the National Book Council then took over the administration of the project. This small series contains correspondence, circulars, reports and notes. The correspondents include Rosemary Wighton and Peter Field.

Circulars (File 1) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Contract (File 2) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1989 (File 3) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Legal, 1988-89 (File 4) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Management Committee (File 5) - Box 64 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers (File 6-7) - Box 65 (MS 8372)

Series 24. Subject Files, 1963-90

Murdoch maintained an extensive series of subject files, containing biographical notes, typescripts of articles, newspaper cuttings, photocopies of articles, programs, reports, lists of works, transcripts of oral history recordings and some correspondence.

Aboriginal arts, 1983-88 (File 1-2) - Box 65 (MS 8372)

Aboriginal music, 1984 (File 3) - Box 65 (MS 8372)

Adelaide Festival of Arts, 1982-88 (File 4-8) - Box 65, 66 (MS 8372)

Amadio Saunders Concert Management, 1976 (File 9) - Box 66 (MS 8372)

Araluen Festival, 1984 (File 10-11) - Box 66 (MS 8372)

Arts in Australia (File 12-14) - Box 66 (MS 8372)

Arts journalism, 1986 (File 15) - Box 66 (MS 8372)

Arts travel, 1985 (File 16) - Box 66 (MS 8372)

Asian Composers Festival, 1980 (File 17) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian Chamber Orchestra, 1985 (File 18-20) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian Dance Theatre, 1984 (File 21) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian Studies Project, 1982 (File 22) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian Music Survey, 1969-72 (File 23) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian National Music Council, 1981 (File 24) - Box 67 (MS 8372)

Australian Opera, 1987 (File 25) - Box 68 (MS 8372)

Australian Performing Rights Association, 1963 (File 26) - Box 68 (MS 8372)

Australian Society of Authors, 1968-76 (File 27) - Box 68 (MS 8372)

Margaret Barr, 1985-86 (File 28) - Box 68 (MS 8372)

Jean Battersby, 1972-80 (File 29) - Box 68 (MS 8372)

Bicentennial projects, 1988 (File 30-36) - Box 68, 69 (MS 8372)

Charles and Barbara Blackman, 1977-78 (File 37) - Box 69 (MS 8372)

Elsie Blumann, 1984 (File 38) - Box 69 (MS 8372)

Pamela Boden, 1977 (File 39) - Box 69 (MS 8372)

Joan Bona (File 40) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Barry Brook, 1974-83 (File 41-42) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Boosey& Hawkes, 1985 ;XenaBorovansky, 1984 ; Virginia Braden ; Vera Broadford (File 43) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Edna Busse (File 44) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Canada-Australia, 1986 (File 45) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Canberra School of Music, 1986 (File 46) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Careers in music, 1990 (File 47) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Stuart Challender (File 48) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

Chandrabhanu, 1978 (File 49) - Box 70 (MS 8372)

China, 1980-81 (File 50-52) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Christensen Foundation, 1989 (File 53) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Manning Clark (File 54) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Eric Clapham (File 55) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Computers, 1977 (File 56) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Copyists and copyright, 1975-86 (File 57) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Cultural Grants Advisory Council, 1987 (File 58) - Box 71 (MS 8372)

Dance music, 1983-87 (File 59) - Box 72 (MS 8372)

Darling Harbour exhibition, 1985 (File 60-62) - Box 72 (MS 8372)

Festival of Perth, 1966-68 (File 63) - Box 72 (MS 8372)

Film arts education, 1985 (File 64) - Box 72 (MS 8372)

Foreign Affairs: Festival of Pacific Arts, 1985 (File 65) - Box 72 (MS 8372)

Dorothy Green, 1990 (File 66) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Gulbenkian Foundation (File 67) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Joan Hammond (File 68) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Barbara Hanrahan (File 69) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Margarita Hanson (File 70) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Max Harris (File 71) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Gwen Harwood (File 72) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Ivor Hele (File 73) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Gail Holst, 1976-80 (File 74) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Hong Kong Arts Centre, 1982 (File 75) - Box 73 (MS 8372)

Hanna Horovitz, 1981-82 ; Mary Houghton (File 76) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

Indian artists, 1984 (File 77) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

Indian Ocean Festival, 1984 (File 78) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

International Association of Music Libraries, 1981-82 (File 79) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

International Clown Festival, 1980 (File 80) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

International Dance Course, 1982 (File 81-82) - Box 74 (MS 8372)

Eileen Joyce (File 83) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Lecture notes London, 1982 (File 84) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

London Contemporary Dance Theatre, 1967-78 (File 85) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

London Sinfonietta (File 86) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Shirley McKechnie ; Alan McCulloch ; John Manifold (File 87) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Naranyan Menon, 1977-81 (File 88) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Hal Missingham, 1980 (File 89) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Don Mitchell (File 90) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Irene Mitchell ; John Morrison, 1986 ; Alice Moyle (File 91) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Ian Munro ; James Murdoch (File 92) - Box 75 (MS 8372)

Music magazines (File 93) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Music theatre (File 94) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Musica Viva, 1981 (File 95) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Musicians Union, 1971 (File 96) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

National Aboriginal Observance Day, 1988? (File 97) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

National Music Camps Association, 1984 Northern Territory Schools Commission, 1978 (File 98) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Notes on a landscape (File 99-100) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Jack O'Hagen, 1968 (File 101) - Box 76 (MS 8372)

Oral History Program, National Library (File 102-7) - Box 77 (MS 8372)

Constantine Orbelian, 1986 (File 108) - Box 77 (MS 8372)

Lunaire Pierrot, 1982 (File 109) - Box 77 (MS 8372)

Betty Pounder, 1979 (File 110) - Box 77 (MS 8372)

Rex Reid, 1986 (File 111) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

Olaf Ruhen, 1984 (File 112) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

John Sangster, 1971 (File 113) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

South Pacific Festival of Arts, 1984 (File 114) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

Sydney International Piano Competition, 1985 (File 115) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

Sydney Metropolitan Opera, 1990 (File 116) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

Howard Taylor, 1978 (File 117) - Box 78 (MS 8372)

Theatre Australia, 1982 (File 118) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

Colin Thiele (File 119) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

Frank Thring, 1982-85 (File 120) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

John Timlin, 1973 (File 121) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

Peter Travis, 1984-85 (File 122) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

UNESCO: Australian National Commission, 1981 (File 123) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

UNESCO: Australian National Advisory Committee, 1965-66 (File 124) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

Universities of Wollongong, 1983-84? (File 125) - Box 79 (MS 8372)

Venues (File 126) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Victoria (File 127) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Victorian Arts Centre, 1967 (File 128) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Visual arts, 1985 (File 129) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Kath Walker, 1976 (File 130) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Margaret Walker, 1984 (File 131) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Western Australia (File 132) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Judith Wright, 1965-83 (File 133) - Box 80 (MS 8372)

Series 25. Concert Hall Plans

The plans in this series appear to have been collected by Murdoch in the 1980s.

Adelaide Festival Theatre (File 1-2) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Brisbane Concert Hall ; Canberra Theatre Centre (File 3) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Sydney Opera House (File 4) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Her Majesty's Theatre, Perth (File 5) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Queensland Performing Arts Centre (File 6) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Sydney State Theatre (File 7) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Victorian Arts Centre (File 8) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Perth Concert Hall (File 9) - Box 81 (MS 8372)

Series 26. Music Scores - Box 82 + Folio-Box 1 (MS 8372)

This series contains a collection of published music scores, mostly by Australian composers. The composers include John Antill, Harrison Birtwhistle, Barry Conyngham, Peter Maxwell Davies, George Dreyfus, Andrew Ford, Helen Gifford, Hans Werner Henze, Robert Hughes, Dorian Le Gallienne, Peter Sculthorpe, Larry Sitsky, Margaret Sutherland and Malcolm Williamson. There is also a manuscript score by Murdoch and a copy of a manuscript score of Sitsky's opera 'Lenz'.

Series 27. Chiron College, 1973-79

Chiron College was a small two year matriculation school located in Birchgrove in Sydney. It was registered with the New South Wales Department of Education in March 1974, but closed down in 1977. Murdoch was on the Board of Directors from 1973 and was President of Chiron College at the time of its closure. Some of the files in this series were created by Murdoch, while others appear to have belonged to the Principals John Welch and Peter Ofner and the Registrar Diana Thomson. The correspondents include Ofner, Geoffrey Lehmann, Barbara Blackman and Charles Blackman.

Board meeting, 1973 (File 1) - Box 82 (MS 8372)

Incorporation and reports to committee, 1973 (File 2) - Box 82 (MS 8372)

Board meetings, 1974-76 (File 3-4) - Box 82 (MS 8372)

Appeal re recurrent grants, 1976 (File 5) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Capital grants, 1976 ; Schools Commission correspondence, 1976-77 ; Schools Commission questionnaire, 1974 (File 6) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Lectures, 1976-78 (File 9) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Press releases, 1975 (File 10) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Student record cards, 1973 (File 11-12) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Accounts, 1973 (File 13) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Application forms, 1974 (File 14) - Box 83 (MS 8372)

Applications for enrolment and employment, 1974-75 (File 15) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Enrolments, 1976-77 (File 16-17) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Admissions register, 1976 (File 18) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Letters to parents, 1976 (File 19) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, 1976 (File 20) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Correspondence, including liquidation papers, 1975-79 (File 21) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Correspondence re fees (File 22-23) - Box 84 (MS 8372)

Fundraising and donations, 1976 (File 24-25) - Box 84, 85 (MS 8372)

Textbook allowance for students, 1976 (File 26) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Purchase of textbooks and spirit machine, 1974-76 (File 27) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Equipment and excursions, 1976 (File 28) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Staff matters, 1976 (File 29) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Photographs of opening of school, 1973 (File 30) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

History of Clifton Villa, Birchgrove (File 31) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Maintenance and hire of building, 1974-76 (File 32) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Miscellaneous papers (File 33) - Box 85 (MS 8372)

Series 28. Newspaper Cuttings and Reviews, 1950-90

This series consists of concert, opera and recital reviews and articles from both Australian and overseas newspapers. They have been arranged roughly chronologically.

1950-59 (File 1-2) - Box 86 (MS 8372)

1960-68 (File 3-5) - Box 86 (MS 8372)

1968 (File 6) - Box 86 (MS 8372)

1966-69 (File 7-8) - Box 86 (MS 8372)

1968-71 (File 9-10) - Box 86 (MS 8372)

1967-80 (File 11-18) - Box 87 (MS 8372)

1988-90 (File 19-22) - Box 88 (MS 8372)

Series 29. Programs, 1913-90 - Box 88-93 (MS 8372)

Murdoch retained a very large number of programs of musical and dance performances in Australia, Britain and Europe from about 1960 to 1990. In addition, there are a few J.C. Williamson opera programs of 1913 and two binders of Australian, New Zealand and English performances of the period 1937-50. The latter are mostly of music performances, but include programs of the Old Vic tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1948.

Series 30. Publications - Box 94-99 (MS 8372)

This series contains a varied collection of Australian, British and European monographs, magazines, pamphlets, government reports and other publications relating to music and the arts, 1960-90.

Series 31. Miscellaneous - Box 100 (MS 8372)

This series contains notes, lists and other manuscripts by Murdoch, as well as typescript copies of writings by others, leaflets, cuttings and other ephemera. In addition, there is a typescript copy of Patrick White's play 'Signal driver' and a report by Jean Battersby on cultural policy in Australia.

Series 32. Sound Recordings

The large number of tape recordings kept by Murdoch are mostly of musical performances, but also include radio talks and conference proceedings. Among the composers represented are Richard Rodney Bennett, Colin Brumby, Peter Maxwell Davies, Clive Douglas, George Dreyfus, Richard Meale, Peter Sculthorpe and Margaret Sutherland. Many of the tapes were made while Murdoch was in London in 1968-71 and there are also several tapes for a documentary on Bali.

Budapest Chamber, Part 1, 4/11/69 696212, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002475) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Noel Lee Recital, Elder Hall, Adelaide, 30/7/71 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002476) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 3M 7", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Noel Lee Recital, Elder Hall, Adelaide, 30/7/71, 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002476) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Paul Crossley Piano Recital (Item NLA.MS-SAV002477) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Paul Crossley Piano Recital (Item NLA.MS-SAV002477) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE 8 Songs for a Mad King - Peter Maxwell Davies BBC Invitation Concert - 23.1.70. Perrot Players, Roy Hart (Item NLA.MS-SAV002478) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

8 Songs for a Mad King - Peter Maxwell Davies BBC Invitation Concert - 23.1.70. Perrot Players, Roy Hart (Item NLA.MS-SAV002478) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Peter Maxwell Davies - Worldes Blis, BBC Symphony Orchestra 29/8/69 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002479) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Peter Maxwell Davies - Worldes Blis, BBC Symphony Orchestra 29/8/69 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002479) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, AGFA 19cm/seca, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Carole Rosen - Mezzo Contralto, Brian Lamport - Piano, Recorded by John Rushby-Smith 22.7.70. [six pieces] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002480) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Carole Rosen - Mezzo Contralto, Brian Lamport - Piano, Recorded by John Rushby-Smith 22.7.70. [six pieces] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002480) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 13cm spool 7 1/2 ips on a 1/4 track recorder, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Ezra Sims - 1. From an oboe quartet, computer realization, playback with treble and bass at minimum setting. 2. Second thoughts I playback normally, 3. Second thoughts II. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002481) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 5" spool, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Ezra Sims - 1. From an oboe quartet, computer realization, playback with treble and bass at minimum setting. 2. Second thoughts I playback normally, 3. Second thoughts II. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002481) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 407 Ampex, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Tape I White leader, Bach, Beethoven / Birtwistle (less last two sections - continued on Tape 2), Red leader (free), Piano Peter Maxwell Davies (Item NLA.MS-SAV002482) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, AKAI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tape I White leader, Bach, Beethoven / Birtwistle (less last two sections - continued on Tape 2), Red leader (free), Piano Peter Maxwell Davies (Item NLA.MS-SAV002482) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Brand 5, 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Budapest Chamber, Part 1, 4/11/69, 93887, 1975 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002483) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 19.05 cm/sec, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Budapest Chamber, Part 1, 4/11/69, 93887 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002483) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Music Rostrum Australia 2 MBS-FM, Justin McDonnell?, Forgotten Games by Barry Guy etc, Synopsis by Barry Guy, Tony Oxley, Howard Riley (Item NLA.MS-SAV002474) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Paul Crossley Piano Recital (Item NLA.MS-SAV002484) - Shelf-Tall DUPLICATE OH2-1-002

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Paul Crossley Piano Recital (Item NLA.MS-SAV002484) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, EMI 99/9 5", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Noel Lee Concert 30/7/71 Elder Hall, Tape 2. Stravinsky, Debussy L'isle joyeuse (Item NLA.MS-SAV002485) - Shelf-Tall DUPLICATE OH2-1-002

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Noel Lee Concert 30/7/71 Elder Hall, Tape 2. Stravinsky, Debussy L'isle joyeuse (Item NLA.MS-SAV002485) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 175 5" 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Earl Kim (Harvard) via Harrison Birtwistle, 1980 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002486) - Shelf-Tall DUPLICATE OH2-1-002

1 item, Sony Type-7 7" 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Earl Kim (Harvard) via Harrison Birtwistle, 1980 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002486) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, EMI Tape HSP 12, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Richard Meale - (1) Clouds now and then, (2) Homage to Garcia Lorca, West Australian Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Hopkins. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002487) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 19cm/sec CCIR Lo Noise, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Richard Meale - (1) Clouds now and then, (2) Homage to Garcia Lorca, West Australian Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Hopkins. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002487) - Shelf-Tall DUPLICATE OH2-1-002

1 item, 3 3/4 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

DUPLICATE Richard Rodney Bennett, Piano Concerto, Pianist Paul Crossley. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002488) - Shelf-Tall DUPLICATE OH2-1-002

1 item, 3 3/4 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Richard Rodney Bennett, Piano Concerto, Pianist Paul Crossley. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002488) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 7 1/2 " IEC Full track, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Poppy Taylor, UK soprano, Shoenberg Song, Private tape, 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002490) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 175, 3 3/4 i.p.s., 1/4" x 1200 feet, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tape [no title on small tape spool in envelope] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002489) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 25 minutes here, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Leo Brouwer Dos Conceptos del Tiempo for 10 players (Item NLA.MS-SAV002491) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 7", 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[Blank tape with no carrier], 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002492) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF Mono 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

"Antipodea" - 2 movts. For orch. By Colin Brumby, played by S.A.S.O., Cond. Thomas, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002493) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Mono 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Instrument Nick Croft, 1 - What are you trying to do to me, 2 - No time (The Dream), 3 - (Dade) Morning Sunn, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002494) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s. Full track Stereo/ mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Doug Myers Workshop Balinese Music, 1974 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002495) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s. 1/4 track stereo, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Demonstration Tape [?] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002496) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Ian Faur?- Rimbaud Songs (Anthea Moller, Dorothy White), 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002497) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Client: Music Rostrum Australia LTD., 23/6/75 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002498) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 3M 7", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Maxwell Davies: St. Michael Sonata No 1, 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002499) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Automatic organ at Elsieshields? Zodiac [further notes on paper in Tape case] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002500) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Comp. 5 Stereo 7.5 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002501) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[No title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002502) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

David Bedford "Albion Moonlight" Aust. Premiere Perf. "Cell Block" Theatre, East Sydney, conducted by Richard Meale, Side II - 3 3/4's, Tracks I/IV, Side II - Tracks 2/3 George Dreyfus - "From Within? Lokking Out" 5 movts /Sopr. Fl., Viola, Celeste and Vibraphone (Item NLA.MS-SAV002503) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Hanimex 5", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Festival Forum P eter Maxwell-Davies 11.3. 80, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002504) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, EMI 5 3/4" Standard Play, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Forum 11/3/80 Peter Maxwell-Davies (Item NLA.MS-SAV002505) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 3 3/4 ips FTM NAB, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tape II QUESTA E UNA STORIA (Item NLA.MS-SAV002506) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Full track Mono Copy at 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Maxwell Davies / Taverner Act I, Tape no. 4 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002507) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Maxwell Davies / Taverner Act II, Tape no. 4 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002508) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Maxwell Davies / Stone Litany, Tape no. 5 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002509) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 7 in. / 1200 ft. -SK 2369 BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[Newspaper cutting enclosed says "5.0 Music in Our Time"] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002510) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Hitachi R-7, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002034) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, EMI 7" 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Diana Ross & the Supremes, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002035) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Woolongong[sic] 1.6.78, 1. Vagrants - Duet & solo, 2. Vada, 3. Toccata - pas de deux, 4. solo - Ibrahim, not good quality!, 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002036) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Scotch 175, 3 3/4 i.p.s., 1/4" x 1200 feet, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Jaroslav Kovaricek: MUSIC (The selection for special purpose) 1 - Ephemeris,2 Excepts from Acer Solentium, 3 Excerpts from Dubutationes, 4 Excerpt from Interrogation, 5 Excerpt from XM 25, 6 Radio Nocturne (Item NLA.MS-SAV002037) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Scotch 7", 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

David Ahern, Last Interview (Item NLA.MS-SAV002511) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Ampex 7" reel 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Eight Songs for a Mad King, Peter Maxwell Davies World Premiere April 22, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002512) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, BASF 7 1.2 ips Mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Fires of London - a talk by Peter Maxwell Davies & William Louther at The Place, 110478, discussing "VESALI ICOUES[?]", Copy from master 160478 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002513) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 1/2 track 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Stanley Bate: Concerto #3 for Piano and Orchestra Oklahoma City Symphony (Item NLA.MS-SAV002514) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Ray Hanson Quartet, Bullerley - Sunrise, Don Hollier - 2 Pianos, Cl.. (one side only) (Item NLA.MS-SAV002515) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 7" inch reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Meale Messiaen[?], Polish, Hughes - Sunfonietta [?, Werder [?] Quartet #4, 1978 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002516) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

LGR 30 P 18 360 m [No other title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002517) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, UNPT 7 1/2 ips Mono and Stereo, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Early Jazz - Maxwell-Davies collection of 78 rpm early jazz recordings (Item NLA.MS-SAV002518) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 5", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Marang / Apost[?] #1 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002519) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-003

1 item, 5", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Harrison Birtwistle - The Pierrot Players, Side 1 - Linoi I for clarinet and piano, Side 2 - Three Lessons in a Frame (Item NLA.MS-SAV002520) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-004

1 item, Scotch 175 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

James M on Aust Nat Author[?], 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002521) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-004

1 item, 7 1/2 ips EQ CCIR Machine Nargra III, 7" spool, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Helen Gifford, 1 Catalytis[?], 2 Ckrongram[?], 3 Piano Son, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002038) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, BASF Mono 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

This Modern Stuff - Werdes & Humble[?] - Boulez [detail note with tape], 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002039) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Mono 7 1/2 i.p.s., Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Lee Noel - Lee, Copland, Bartok, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002040) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s. Full track Stereo/ mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Noel Lee Concert 30/7/71 Elder Hall, Tape 1. Debussy Webun, 1974 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002041) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-002

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 i.p.s. 1/4 track stereo, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Harrison Birtwistle - Medusa: first performance January 1970, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002811) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips 1/2 track mono 7" spool, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Richard Meale - Very High Kings, Soon it will die (Item NLA.MS-SAV002812) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips BASF 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002813) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Scotch 207 7 1/2 ips 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Diana Ross & the Supremes join the Temptations [commercial tape] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002814) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Philips 4 track stereo tape 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Jennie Lewis (Item NLA.MS-SAV002815) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Scotch 7 1/2 ips, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Questa E - Jna Storia (Item NLA.MS-SAV002816) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, BASF 7" reel, 79 cm per sec, CCIR LO Noise, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tape 1 2T12/13 [no other title information] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002817) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Scotch 60 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Mary Thomas & BBS Concert Orchestra conducted by Ashley Lawrence Cinque Canciones Negras by Mont Salvage, 1975 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002818) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Agfa PE315"reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Gail Holst Yea Nea Greek Songs Tape 8 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002819) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, EMI 7 1/2 ips, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Recorded Piano for "Variations" Nigel Butterley Aust. Music Centre [more details on card stored with tape] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002820) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 15 ips 7" reel Scotch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Pierrot Luniare - Schoenberg, The Pierrot Players conducted by Peter Maxwell Davies 11/2/70, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002821) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips Mono 7" reel BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Little Music for Strings, Goehn[?] 15/5/69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002822) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Reverie Groves/Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orch. [commercial recording, more detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002823) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, 3 3/4 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Further Hearing, Milton Bobbitt[?] Correspondences, 15.5.69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002824) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Bob Hughes on M Sutherland - Oboe & Strings, Viola Sonata, 2nd Prom Concert - Marchaud, Messiaen (Item NLA.MS-SAV002825) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Sculthorpe[?] inter., Xenakin, Werder taih[?], & Sculthorpe inter. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002826) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Haydn Concertos for Violin and Orchestra , Chamber Orchestra of Toulouse. Gotkovsky/Auriacombe [commercial tape, more detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002827) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips 7"reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tchaikovsky - 3 hours of music [commercial tape, more detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002828) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tchaikovsky - 3 hours of music [commercial tape, more detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002829) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Darius - Suite Provencale, Milhaud - La Creation Du Monde (Item NLA.MS-SAV002830) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

R M interview (Item NLA.MS-SAV002831) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

The Maids (Item NLA.MS-SAV002862) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 4" reel BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tamasha' Demo Tracks -Side One a) Atlantics, b) The Acquisition of Mirth, Side Two a) Cat on It (Item NLA.MS-SAV002863) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 19cm 4 Track 2 channel Stereo, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

"Synchronisms 2000" Bruce Clarke (Item NLA.MS-SAV002864) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

G. Dreyfus - Wind Quartet 65, Garni Sands (Item NLA.MS-SAV002865) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel Scotch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

James BBC Talk (Item NLA.MS-SAV002866) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5"reel AGFA PE468, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A Major, Alan Hacker, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Cond Christopher Seaman (Item NLA.MS-SAV002867) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7 1/2 ips half track recording, 7" reel, 1/4", Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Forum 11/3/80 Peter Maxwell-Davies, 1980 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002868) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, HSP12, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

8 Songs for a Mad King - Peter Maxwell Davies (Item NLA.MS-SAV002869) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7 1/2 ips, 7" reel Ampex, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Beethoven/Birtwistle/Haydn - TAPE II White leader: Beethoven/Birtwistle (last 2 sections), Haydn variations, Yellow leader: Dunstable, Davies, Beethoven Sonata, Piano Peter Maxwell-Davies (Item NLA.MS-SAV002870) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Alices Wonder Bond - Sybil Grahame [12 tracks - detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002871) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, stereo, 3M, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Leo Brouwer - Exaedros II (Item NLA.MS-SAV002872) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7 1/2 ips,7" reel, Philips DP18, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Mosaics (Rough copy) Side 2 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002873) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7 1/2 ips, 7" reel, Philips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Philip Jones Brass Quintet & Mary Thomas (Item NLA.MS-SAV002874) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Budapest Chamber Part 2 4/11/69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002875) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

The Grimethorpe Colliery Band, conducted by Elgar Howarth [9 tracks, detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002876) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Copenhagen Folk Boy? (Item NLA.MS-SAV002877) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel in 7" reel case, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Graham Collier Mosiacs (rough copy) Side 1 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002878) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7 1/2 ips, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Schoenberg "Pierrot Lunaire", Fires of London with Mary Thomas (Item NLA.MS-SAV002879) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Tape 2. 2T12/14 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002880) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Scotch 60, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Second Summer School for Young Composers Sydney 1981 [1 of 4 tapes, more detail on carrier], 1981 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002832) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Second Summer School for Young Composers Sydney 1981 [2 of 4 tapes, more detail on carrier], 1981 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002833) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Second Summer School for Young Composers Sydney 1981 [3 of 4 tapes, more detail on carrier], 1981 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002834) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Second Summer School for Young Composers Sydney 1981 [4 of 4 tapes, more detail on carrier], 1981 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002835) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Mozart Clarinet Conc, Alan Hacker Bass Clarinet, London Sinfonia, cond P M Davies, 15.5.69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002836) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

St Thomas Wake - Foxtrot for Orchestra, Peter Maxwell-Davies, BBC Symphony Orchestra (Item NLA.MS-SAV002837) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel 1/4 " wide, 7 1/2 ips full width, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Paul Bowles - Concerto for Two Pianos, Winds and Percussion, Sonata for Two Pianos (Item NLA.MS-SAV002838) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Full track mono copies at 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Stanley Bate: Concerto #3 for Piano and Orchestra op66, Oklahoma City Symphony (Item NLA.MS-SAV002839) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, Full track mono copies at 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Polish Electronic Music Tape 1 [more detail in carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002840) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 CCIR, 7" reel, 1/4 " tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Polish Electronic Music Tape 2 [more detail in carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002841) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 CCIR, 7" reel, 1/4 " tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Budapest Chamber Part 2 4/11/69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002842) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Further Hearing 15.5.69 Sinfonia, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002843) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Text and music by Alison Bauld - " In a Dead Brown Land", "Humpty Dumpty", 25-5-72, 1972 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002844) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips on stereo, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

"Letters from Morocco" by P. Glanville-Hicks, "Concerto Romantico" by P. Glanville-Hicks (Item NLA.MS-SAV002845) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

R Meale - Nocturnes Part I (Item NLA.MS-SAV002846) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Pierrot Luniaire - Schoenberg, The Pierrot Players conducted by Peter Maxwell Davies 11/2/70, 1970 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002847) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips mono 7" reel BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Composers' Discussion Adelaide (Piano Book) (Item NLA.MS-SAV002848) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Brumby - Hughes (Item NLA.MS-SAV002849) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Dave Lumsden "Kelly Ground" (Roger Snully[?]) BBC 3rd 11/2/69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002850) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7 1/2 ips 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002851) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Berberian, Berio, Woodward, MRA FM Justin 9.7.1976, 1976 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002852) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape EMI, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Conquest of Mexico Ian Farr (Item NLA.MS-SAV002853) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 3 3/4 ips full track mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

The Baryton (Janos Liebner), Basil Douglas (Item NLA.MS-SAV002854) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Scotch, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

SP #1 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002855) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Ampex, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Adelaide Lecture - Jazz and Pop, Copy of address by Ray Price to ASME 2nd Nat Conference - Adelaide 1971, 1971 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002856) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, 3 3/4 mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Mararg[?] / Apostolic #2 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002857) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Explorations Ian Farr, University of NSW opera, August 29, 1972 [more detail on carrier], 1972 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002858) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape 3 3/4 ips mono, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

1. K Hertz at Peak Operating Level, 2. 'of spiralling why' Composed by Bruce Calrke (APRA) (Item NLA.MS-SAV002859) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 15 ips, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Richard Meale "Nocturnes" - Sydney Symphone Orchestra Conducted by Dean Dixon (Item NLA.MS-SAV002860) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[Title difficult to read] Teacher's Federation November 1976, Forward to Dreamtime, etc [?], 1976 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002861) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-007

1 item, 7" reel, 1/4" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[Blank tape] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002881) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Agfa, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[Blank tape] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002882) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Bill Harris GTR - Nocturnes Part II [6 tracks, detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002883) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel,, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Clive Douglas Interview 68, 1968 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002884) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Percy Grainger - English Song, Hill time, Shallow Brown, Danish Suite, The Warriors (Item NLA.MS-SAV002885) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Donauesehugen[?] Test Peart[?], Bo Ihlson[?] Reich ols.[?], Werder - This Modern Stuff I (Item NLA.MS-SAV002886) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Concert 27/6/69, 1969 (Item NLA.MS-SAV002887) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title, however carrier comments indicate where 'Talk' and 'Song' are recorded on the tape] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002888) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

'of spiralling why' Composed by Bruce Clarke (APRA) (Item NLA.MS-SAV002889) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 15 ips MONO (CCIR) 7" reel, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

To James Murdoch Compliments Colin Brumby [7 tracks] (1) Fibonacci Variations, (2) Wind Quintette, (3) Partite for Clarinette and String Orchestra, (4) Nunc Dimmittis, (5) Stabat Mater Speciosa, (6) Four Antiphons for Organ, (7) Fibonacci Variations [more detail on carrier] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002890) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 1/2 track at 7 1/2 ips, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Jamie's tape - La Espera, Music Jamie Sebastian (Item NLA.MS-SAV002891) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" tape, BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

P. S. A. 16/11/69 Wesley Church, organ music (Item NLA.MS-SAV002892) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002893) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 7" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

1 Track - Discussion Mond 24th Sept 2.00 pm - 5.00 pm, 2 Track - Discussion Tues 25th Sept 2.00 - 5.00 Unidentified (Item NLA.MS-SAV002894) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 1.75 ips, 7" ips, Memorex, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

[no title] (Item NLA.MS-SAV002895) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" tape, Magnetic tape reel (any size)

Intro. (Item NLA.MS-SAV002896) - Shelf-Short OH2-1-008

1 item, 5" tape reel 1/4" tape BASF, Magnetic tape reel (any size)