File consists of photographs of Stephen Chenette, trumpet, including promotional headshots, photographs from the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim Standard B-Flat Trumpet Run, which he participated in with Don MacIntosh (1996); promotional photograph with Ivan Hammond, tuba and Susan Chenette, piano; promotional photograph with Susan Chenette, piano; and a photograph of Stephen Chenette "and his collection of trumpets and related instruments".
Zuckerkandl asks if it will be possible to include musical examples as part of his 1960 lecture [“Die Tongestalt”], to be performed by himself at the piano, which he thinks will make his lecture more meaningful. He briefly discusses his travel plans with his wife [Marianne].
File consists of a recording of a CBC centenary broadcast of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta Trial by Jury (1875), conducted and narrated by Boyd Neel.
Zuckerkandl explains that he will be able to manage his lecture [“Die Tongestalt,” at the Eranos 1960 conference] without a piano and that a different instrument might suffice. Details travel preparations for the summer.
File consists of a copy of the published score and violin part; annotated photocopy of the violin part; and a autographed manuscript of the complete score, dated "Octobre 1923 V.I.O.G.D.".
File consists of a recording of a concert at Gallery 345 with jazz vocalists Yvette Tollar and Sheila Jordan, accompanied by Dave Restivo, piano and Kieran Overs, bass.
Zuckerkandl thanks Fröbe-Kapteyn for her generosity and trust, for appointing him to the new committee [unspecified, possibly a program committee for the Eranos conferences], and for founding and maintaining the Eranos conferences. Zuckerkandl’s wife [Marianne] is at a sanatorium in Tegernsee, but still in poor health.
File consists of a recording by Don Braden, saxophones and flutes and Julie Michels, vocals with David Restivo, piano; Kieran Overs, bass; and Daniel Barnes, drums.
Item is a promotional photograph of the Canadian Brass quintet: Ronald Romm and Frederic Mills, trumpets; David Ohanian, French horn; Eugen Watts, trombone; and Charles Daellenbach, tuba. The Canadian Brass Quintet was an ensemble-in-residence at the University of Toronto Faculty of Music from 1998 to 2003.
Fonds consists of material relating to Kathleen Parlow's personal life and her musical career, including photographs, correspondence, daybooks, sheet music, concert programs, press, and personal material.
File consists of an arrangement of "Bye bye blackbird" by R. Henderson, arranged by Rich Schanklin. File includes two manuscript copies of the vocal score for SATB; manuscript copies of parts for alto [saxophone], tenor [saxophone], trumpet, and trombone; and a copy of the performance instructions.
Essay on the novel Christian Wahnschaffe by Jakob Wasserman. Zuckerkandl summarizes the qualities of the main character, Christian, and his search to understand social injustice by understanding and experiencing the suffering of the oppressed. Presents portraits of several secondary characters, the abstract ideals that they represent, and the roles that they play in Christian's journey. Zuckerkandl concludes that the novel is advocating for a new world order, as the current model is unsustainable; the solution is not in a single formula such as communism, but instead presents the character Ruth as the ideal for humanity. Minor edits in pen correcting typos.
File contains an annotated copy of the score. Victor Feldbrill conducted the premiere performance of this piece on March 9, 1961 with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
Subseries contains recordings of Victor Feldbrill conducting various CBC Orchestras, including radio orchestras in Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Montreal and for various CBC TV productions.
