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Author Feist, Leonard.
Title Leonard Feist papers, 1901-1991.
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 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 1    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 2    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 3    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 4    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 5    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 6    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 7    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 8    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
 OFFSITE - Request in Advance for use at Performing Arts    JPB 02-7  Box 9    AVAILABLE ADV REQUEST
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Details

Description 3.51 linear ft. (12 boxes)
I. Correspondence; II. Personal and family papers; III. Photographs; IV. Articles and speeches; V. Clippings; VI. Scores; VII. Awards and tributes; VIII. Scrapbooks; IX. Oversized materials.
Summary The majority of the collection consists of Leonard Feist's professional papers relating to he work in copyright law. The few personal papers in the collection are located in the family papers series, which also includes the papers of Feist's father, Leo Feist, and his brother, the rabbi and composer Milton Feist, a/k/a Meir Feist.
Biography Leonard Feist, publisher and copyright expert, was the son of music publisher Leo Feist. After graduating from Yale in 1932, the younger Feist joined his father's company. When Leo Feist, Inc. was sold to MGM in the late 1930s, Leonard Feist began a career as an independent publisher, in which he was involved in the publication of concert, educational, and sacred music. In 1956, he assumed the presidency of Associated Music Publishers, Inc., and in 1966, he became president of the National Music Publishers' Association. Feist became known for his work in Washington, D.C. as an advocate on behalf of the music publishing industry. He worked extensively in helping to draft the 1976 U.S. Copyright Act. As a well-regarded expert on international copyright, Feist served as an advisor to the United States Delegation to the Berne Convention Revision Conference to advise on revisions of international copyright. In 1980, he published An Introduction to Popular Music Publishing in America, which illustrates the role of publishers in the music business. Feist served as president of the National Music Council, Century Music Publishing, and Mercury Music Corporation, as well as vice president of the National Academy of Popular Music. He was the recipient of many awards, including the degree of Honorary Doctor of Music conferred by the Peabody Institute of Music.
Indexes Finding aid available in repository and on Internet.
Subject Feist, Leonard.
Feist, Leo.
Feist, Meir, 1907-1975.
Authors and publishers -- United States.
Copyright, International.
Music publishers -- United States.
Genre/Form Clippings.
Correspondence.
Photographs.
Scores.
Scrapbooks.
Added Author Feist, Leo.
Feist, Meir, 1907-1975.
American Music Collection.
Call No. JPB 02-7
Research Call Number JPB 02-7