File consists of the master manuscript score and an annotated copy for woodwind quartet and accordion, commissioned by Les Amis Concerts for Toronto Woodwinds through MusicCanadaMusique2000.

File consists of two typeset versions of the score for unaccompanied SATB chorus, dedicated to Reverend Carol Hancock.

File consists of the manuscript score, an annotated copy of the score issued by the Canadian Music Centre, master parts, and annotated copies of the parts for violin (2), viola, cello, double bass, and percussion. File also includes a copy of the first page of Samuel Dolin's Double Concerto for Cello, Oboe, and Orchestra (1988), autographed by Dolin: "For Mary Gardiner, a dedicated and talented person! Best wishes, Sam." Dolin gave this to Gardiner in recognition of her own concerto.

File consists of annotated copies of the manuscript score and parts for a piece for clarinet, violoncello, and piano, written "in memoriam P.L.D." Based on a text by Christina Rossetti.

File consists of two versions of the score for mezzo-soprano and piano, one annotated and marked "not corrected." The composer's note for this piece reads: "Deck thyself, my soul is a setting of three verses of the German text by Johann Franck (1618-1777) in the English translation by Catherine Winkworth (1827-1878). In the latter 18th century, this text was set to a version of the chorale, Schmucke dich, O liebe Seele, by Johann Cruger (1598-1662) the most important chorale composer of the mid-17th century. J. S. Bach used this chorale in many of his vocal works. Phrases from the current hymn version are adapted in this setting."

File consists of the manuscript score and an annotated copy of the typset score published by Alberta Keys Music Publishing (2000).

File consists of two manuscript scores for voice and piano for a setting of a poem by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

File consists of a manuscript score for solo piano, with some annotations and additions in pencil.

File consists of a copy of a handwritten melody for "Islander's wish" and "Amen" for voice and keyboard, both arranged by Mary Gardiner. File also includes a typeset version of the melody for "Islander's wish," also titled "Fare you well."

File consists of annotated, typeset scores and parts for flute, clarinet, bassoon, and piano, commissioned by Groundswell in Winnipeg, Manitoba with financial assistance from the Ontario Arts Council. The composer's note includes an optional introduction to the work if performed at the start of a concert or immediately following an intermission. Her note about the composition reads: "The theme is the inevitable 'march of time'. The random text consists of expressions using the word 'time' and is both rhythmically and freely notated as the music requires. The performers are at liberty to re-assign the phrases to other parts or to omit some in order to facilitate the performance. The text may be narrated by a performer other than the instrumentalists."

File consists of the master manuscript score and annotated copies for Mary Gardiner's arrangement of "Jesous Ahatonhia" or "The Huron Indian Carol" for flute, cello and piano

File consists of an annotated copy of a manuscript score for piano trio, arranged by Mary Gardiner.

File consists of annotated copies of the master score and associated materials, including a flyer from a performance, and a copy of the score with additional French texts. The piece was commissioned by and dedicated to Ardeleana.

File contains an annotated copy of a score for TTBB and piano, arranged by Mary Gardiner for the Queensmen of Toronto. The medley combines "The Way we were" by Marvin Hamlisch, Alan Bergman, and Marilyn Bergman with "Those were the days" by Boris Fomin (credited to Gene Raskin). File also includes a separate arrangement of "The Way we were," also for the Queensmen of Toronto.

File consists of the master manuscript score and a copy of the score for piano, as issued by the Canadian Music Centre. File includes a handwritten note with the lyrics.

File consists of an annotated copy of the score for flute, soprano and organ.

File consists of the master manuscript score and three annotated copies.

File consists of two copies of the score for solo piano. The composer's note to the performer reads: "Originally composed in 1977 as *Night Sounds*, one of a set of early pieces for piano called *Modicums*, it has now been revised and given a new title, *Nocturne*. The performer is invited to imagine being in a quiet place, away from the noise of the city and the activities of the day, to set a quiet mood, and hear sounds invoking the atmosphere of an early evening."

File consists of annotated copes of the score and parts for string orchestra (violins (2), viola, violoncello, and double bass). One of the scores is a Canadian Music Centre publication; another score has a handwritten note on Mary Gardiner's letterhead regarding Orchestra Mississauga, conducted by John Barnum.

File consists of two annotated copies of the score for piano duet. One score "not revised"; the other score is an annotated copy of the Canadian Music Centre publication. The composer's note for this piece reads: "As well as exploring many different ways in which piano sounds are created by simply changing the touch, this work also focuses on the colloquial meaning of the title. Sometimes the duet partners seem to be 'out of touch' with each other, not even on the same page. But, they always manage to get back 'in touch' again. Tapping on wood surfaces of the piano is another source of sound composers use."

File consists of two sets of the typeset score for a set of songs for high voice and piano:* Hommage à Paul Eluard* Ame soeur* Pensées de la nuit.File includes two additional copies of "Ame souer" and a transposed copy of "Pensées de la nuit."

File consists of the master copy of the score for solo piano and an annotated duplicate. The piece was composed at the request of Helen Polczer.

File consists of a copy of the score for medium voice and piano.

File consists of an annotated copy of the score as issued by the Canadian Music Centre. The piece is dedicated to the Aulos Trio.

File consists of five versions of a song by Mary Gardiner for flute and voice, written for Eva [Michalak].

File consists of a copy of the published score by the Institut Studea Music and master and manuscript copies of the score for each movement. The set of pieces was commissioned by the Alliance for Canadian New Music Projects with the assistance of the Province of Canada through the Ontario Arts Council. The five movements are:* Filament* Live wire* Space probe* Luminescence* Currents.

File consists of the typeset score and flute parts for two pieces for flute duet, commissioned by the Ontario Registered Teachers' Association with the assistance of the Canadian Music Centre and the Millennium Arts Fund of the Canada Council. Dedicated to Esther Choi and Ken Terauchi, students of Vicki Blechta, who gave the premiere performance in March 2000. File also includes a copy of *The Magical Flute*, book 2 (Alberta Keys, 2001; The Avondale Press, 2006), which included Gardiner's "Soulmates" for flute duet and piano.

File consists of a copy of the score for voice and piano.

File consists of an annotated copy of the Canadian Music Centre score and typeset parts for flute and cello. This piece was written for and dedicated to Ardeleana.

File consists of the score masters for a set of songs for medium voice and piano "dedicated to my friend, Eva Michalak, who premiered my early songs with musical intelligence and understanding and whose encouragement has inspired me to write more." The three songs are:* Love is... (1982)* The Kiss (1994)* He loves me...he loves me not (1995).

File consists of an annotated copy of the score for piano and voice, as issued by the Canadian Music Centre. File includes a handwritten note with the lyrics. The cover is marked "Orig. [Original]" in marker. The three songs are:* Deck thyself, my soul : for soprano (1978)* A pot of gold : for soprano (1978)* Love is... (an epigram) : for mezzo or high soprano (1982).

File consists of a copy of the score for TTBB choir and piano or organ, as issued by the Canadian Music Centre. File includes a handwritten note with the lyrics.

File consists of a copy of the master manuscript flute score and a copy of the score issued by the Canadian Music Centre (CMC) for two flutes and piano. This piece was commissioned by Trio Aulos with assistance from the Ontario Arts Council.

File consists of three annotated copies of the score, including that published by Studea Musica (1999). "Dedicated to my first music teacher, my Mother." "Turnabout" includes three short piano pieces, expanded to four for the published version.

File consists of a master copy of the manuscript score for contralto, baritone, and piano, commissioned by the Victoria College Sequicentennial Celebration Concert Committee for the Jessie Macpherson Commemorative Concert Series in 1987 with the assistance of a grant from the Province of Ontario through the Ontario Arts Council. The composer's note reads: "The text is from *Malcolm's Katie*, an epic poem by Isabella Valancy Crawford (1850-1887) who is regarded as one of the first truly Canadian poets. Zhawaninodin means "the south wind" in the language of the Ojibway nation."

Item is a recording from a Les Amis concert at the Toronto Centre for the Performing Arts by the Toronto Woodwinds with Dusan Paunovic, accordion of "At the Stillpoint" by Mary Gardiner.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's concerto. Performers unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's concerto. Performers unknown.

Item is a live recording of Mary Gardiner's "De Profundis," performed by Music Inter Alia (MIA).

Item is a live recording of Mary Gardiner's "De Profundis," performed as part of the Canadian Contemporary Music Workshop (CCMW) by Iraina Neufeld, soprano and Gary Kulesha, conductor.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "De Profundis" performed by Karen Jensen.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "De Profundis." Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of "De Profundis" by Mary Gardiner. Performers unknown.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance of Mary Gardiner's "De Profundis" by Music Inter Alia at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Lazarus". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording "taken from original tape" of "Lazarus" by Mary Gardiner, from a concert by Peg Albrecht, flute ; Eva Michalak, soprano ; and Mary Gardiner, piano at the Heliconian Club in Toronto.

Item is a recording of "Lazarus" by Mary Gardiner, performed by Peg Albrecht, flute ; Eva Michalak, soprano ; and Mary Gardiner, piano.

Item is a recording of "Legend of the First Rabbit" by Mary Gardiner, performed by the Ardeleana Trio.

Item is a recording of "Legend of the First Rabbit" by Mary Gardiner, performed by the Ardeleana Trio (Laurie Glencross, flute ; Brenda McKinney, cello ; Elizabeth Acker, piano ; Eric Donkin, narrator).

Item is a recording of "A Long Time Ago in the Future" by Mary Gardiner, as performed by Elaine Keillor, piano at Carleton University, Ottawa for CBC.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Long Time Ago in the Future". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Long Time Ago in the Future" performed by Elaine Keillor.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Long Time Ago in the Future". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of "A Long time ago in the Future" by Mary Gardiner, as performed by Ruth Kazden.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Love is…" performed by Nancy DeLong.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Mosaic". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Mosaic". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of "Mosaic" by Mary Gardiner. Performers unknown.

Item is a live recording of a concert at Heliconian Hall in Toronto (November 10, 2001), which included the premiere performance of Mary Gardiner's "Pensées de la nuit."

Item is a recording of the premiere performance of "Polarities" by Mary Gardiner, performed by Helen Polczer, piano.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Pot of gold" by Eva Michalak and Mary Gardiner.

Item is a recording "taken from original tape" of "A Pot of Gold" by Mary Gardiner, from a concert by Peg Albrecht, flute ; Eva Michalak, soprano ; and Mary Gardiner, piano at the Heliconian Club in Toronto.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Pot of Gold." Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance of "The Red River B'ys". Performers unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Resonance in time" performed by the Aulos Trio.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "A Resonance in time" performed by the Aulos Trio in Ottawa (1996).

Item is a recording of "A Resonance in Time" by Mary Gardiner, as performed at Heliconian Hall by Eileen Fawcett, flute ; Rita Greer, clarinet ; Louise Morley, piano.

Item is a recording of "A Resonance in Time" by Mary Gardiner, performed by the Helicon Trio.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "The Rose" by Eva Michalak, voice and Peg Albrecht, flute.

Item is a recording "taken from original tape" of "The Rose" by Mary Gardiner, from a concert by Peg Albrecht, flute ; Eva Michalak, soprano ; and Mary Gardiner, piano at the Heliconian Club in Toronto.

Item is a recording of "The Rose" by Mary Gardiner, performed by Peg Albrecht, flute ; Eva Michalak, soprano ; and Mary Gardiner, piano.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "The Rose." Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of two movements from Mary Gardiner's "Short Circuits". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of three movements from Mary Gardiner's "Short circuits". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of "Sprit essence" by Mary Gardiner by the Ardeleana Trio "from demo tape."

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Spirit Essence" from the Fourth Festival of Women Composers, presented by the College of Fine Arts and Department of Music at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "The Kiss" and "He loves me, he loves me not." Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Trilos". Performer unknown.

Item is a recording of "Trilos" by Mary Gardiner. Performers unknown.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Zhawaninodin" performed by Margaret Bond.

Item is a recording of the premiere performance of Mary Gardiner's "Zhawaninodin" at Victoria College, University of Toronto, by Margaret Bond, Hannibal Hamlin, and James Carscallen.

Item is a recording of Mary Gardiner's "Zhawaninodin". Performers unknown.

Item is a recording of a performance of music by Chopin, Poulenc, and Mary Gardiner. Performers were Mary Gardiner and Margaret Carmichael Bond.

Item is a recording of music by Franz Joseph Haydn, Bohuslav Martinu, and Mary Gardiner. Performers, pieces, and dates not identified.