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This collection contains various pieces of popular sheet music ranging from 1895-1986 with the bulk of the music dating from the early 20th century.

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One copy of the dissertation, "A History of Music in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1791 to 1910," written by Emma Katherne Crews.

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The collection consists of various ephemera, newspaper clippings about the Cumberland Trio's 50th anniversary, as well as copies of the musical group's CDs and live concert DVDs.

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This score for Passacaglia and Fugue in D Minor occupies 33 pages and was intended to take 9 minutes to play. Van Vactor most likely composed the piece while living and working in Kansas City, Missouri.

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This collection contains biographical materials on the songwriter Benjamin R. Hanby collected by Judge Earl R. Hoover.

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A collection of sheet music from George Novotny from his time working as a vaudeville musician. The pieces were all published between 1873 and 1957. Most were written for piano or piano and voice, but some have chord parts for guitar or ukulele.

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This collection contains DVDs and a photo CD commemorating Johnny Cash, the American singer-songwriter. All of this material features the work or musings of Robert Elfstrom, cinematographer, director, and close friend of Cash.

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Sheet music and notes from a correspondence music course taken by Leon Carson during 1915-1916 from the U. S. School of Music, New York City while he was living in Maryville, Tenn. Accompanying each piece of sheet music is a description page with details about the songs and instructions for playing.

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This collection contains a large variety of sheet music including Appalachian music, American patriotic war music, concerto pieces, and more spanning from the 1880s to the 1950s. This material belonged to Myrtle Velma Lebow Henry who was a piano teacher.

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This collection contains a sketch of Nelson Rogers's house in Farmington, Tennessee, dated May 12, 1862.

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This collection contains an assortment of sheet music mainly published during the twentieth century. The collection includes popular songs, patriotic songs, and classical piano works.

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This collection contains an assortment of sheet music mainly published during the twentieth century. The collection includes popular songs, patriotic songs, and classical piano works.

Abstract This collection contains delicate sheet music for 41 pieces from the 1840s to the 1870s, which previously belonged to Anna A. Newton and William A. Peal. Some of the composers include Stephen C. Foster, Francis H. Brown, H. P. Danks, Harrison Millard, Charles Carroll Sawyer, and Gilles Jullien. There are also two versions of Henry Wordsworth Longfellow's poem "Beware!" set to music, one by James Ernest Perring in 1864, the other by Charles Moulton in 1865. Some of the songs are about love...

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This collection houses sheet music documenting the work of a number of early 20th century composers.

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This collection consists of 969 pieces of sheet music, fourteen music books, and a phonograph record.

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This sheet music collection contains approximately 105 pieces which spans the years 1899 to 1953. The bulk of the material is from both the 1910s and 1940s.

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This collection contains a 1919 songbook for Take Me to the Land of Jazz, lyrics by Bert Kalmar & Edgar Leslie, music by Pete Wendling.

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This collection contains the sheet music for "The Moon Shines on the Moonshine", lyrics by Francis De Witt and music by Robert Hood Bowers. The song was performed by Bert Williams of the Ziegfeld Follies. The collection consists of five pages of sheet music with lyrics, featuring an advertisement for sheet music available for purchase on the back.

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This collection consists of musical compositions as well as correspondence from members of the Tuthill family including William and Henrietta Tuthill, their son, Burnet, and Burnet's wife, Ruth Wood.