Organ (Musical instrument)

Scope and Contents The Omaha Collection is an eclectic mix of files relating to the city of Omaha, Nebraska, and to areas of research pursued by faculty members of the Municipal University of Omaha, notably Ralph M. Wardle, professor of English, and Wilfred Payne, professor of Philosophy. The miscellaneous portions of the collection include material unrelated to Omaha. The collection includes information on Boys Town; the City of Omaha Financial Bulletin (1929); a Douglas County Election Announcement...

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The materials include Chenoweth's published and unpublished scores and parts, musical sketches, and recordings of his compositions, along with two photographs of Chenoweth. In several of the titles for materials the two abbreviations are used. SATB represents a chorus made of soprano, alto, tenor and bass parts, while TTBB represents two tenor parts and two bass parts.

Scope and Contents The bulk of the collection consists of scrapbooks kept by Willard Kimball, the founder of the then University School of Music in Lincoln, Nebraska, detailing his musical and administrative involvement with UNL, trips, correspondence sent and received, performances he and his family were involved in, as well as other miscellaneous matters between 1894 and 1939.An appraisal of property in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, identifies Kimball's outside interests in business, which he...