- Additional Authors
- Found In
- Tom Scott audio collection, 1941-1960.
- Description
- 2 streaming audio files (33:02) : digital, mono.
- Summary
- Part 1 includes an edited version of the first performance of Tom Scott's "Fanfare and Cantilena", originally recorded on November 12, 1952. Part 2 includes three different letter dictation tapes made by Tom Scott at home.
- Alternative Title
- Fanfare & Cantilena
- Tom Scott audio collection.
- Subjects
- Note
- Title from original audiotape reel container and collection metadata.
- "Fan & Can; L'ville Symphony; 7 1/2; 10""--From original audiotape container.
- Access (note)
- Access to original item restricted. Patrons can access streaming audio only onsite at the Library for Performing Arts Research Center.
- Source (note)
- Music Division, Tom Scott papers
- Linking Entry (note)
- Forms part of: Tom Scott audio collection, 1941-1960.
- Contents
- [Part 1]: Fanfare and Cantilena [first performance, edited copy] (0:04-11:04) / Tom Scott.
- [Part 2]: [Excerpt, to end] 1st letter dictation to Desmond [Slattery] (0:00-10:59): Thoughts about the record industry and the influence on it by youth, DJs and popular music (Rock 'n' Roll) ; Ideas of setting up a record company ; Westminister Choir College and its history ; talking about his "The creation", a choral piece he wrote for WCC five years before (1949) ; Idea to record the great choral music and send it to Westminister grads ; Sources of distribution (Jim Moran? Birdfeed stores? etc.) ; Aquilla Records ; News of the family and his friend John Hodges -- 2nd letter dictation [form letter] to music editors in charge of American contemporary music (11:01-13:15): Preparing a Labor Day concert in honor of American Labor ... ; Need suggestions of appropriate material (like Aaron Copland's "John Henry", "Johnny Appleseed", "Ballad for Americans" and George Kleinsinger's "I hear America singing", for example) -- [Excerpt, First part] 3rd letter dictation [first draft and rough outline of science-fiction film script] of his own "Red alert" (13:18-21:58) [ends abruptly, Tom's daughter Susanna "Suki" is yelling in the background]
- Call Number
- *LT-7-A 4095
- OCLC
- 953736173
- Title
Fanfare and Cantilena : first performance [edited copy], 1952-11-12 / music by Tom Scott. [Tom Scott dictating some thoughts about the record industry concerning popular music to someone named Desmond [Slattery]; this tape may have been used to dictate a few letters], 1954.
- Production
1952, [1954?].
- Playing Time
001104 002158
- Type of Content
performed music
spoken word
- Type of Medium
audio
computer
- Type of Carrier
audiotape reel
online resource
- Digital File Characteristics
audio files WAV file
- Performer
Part 1: Louisville Symphony [Louisville Orchestra] ; Robert Whitney, conductor. Part 2: Tom Scott, dictation and added commentary.
- Event
Recorded Louisville, Kentucky 1952 November 12 (Part 1); Letter dictation recorded Tom Scott's house, New York, New York [1954?] (Part 2)
- Access
Access to original item restricted. Patrons can access streaming audio only onsite at the Library for Performing Arts Research Center.
- Original Version
Archival original: (1 audiotape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips and 3 3/4 ips, half-track, mono, NAB ; 7 in.) in *LT-7-A 4095.
- Linking Entry
Forms part of: Tom Scott audio collection, 1941-1960.
- Local Note
Preservation files: (2 audio files : digital, WAV file, 96 kHz, 24 bit), in long term storage, Digital Library Processing server [myh_lt7a4095_v01f01_em (Part 1) and myh_lt7a4095_v01f02_em (Part 2)].
- Source
Separated from; Music Division, Tom Scott papers, 1912-1970 (bulk 1942-1960); JPB 12-08.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
Whitney, Robert, 1904-1986, conductor.
Scott, Tom, 1912-1961, commentator.
Container of (work): Scott, Tom, 1912-1961. Fanfare and Cantilena.
Container of (work): Scott, Tom, 1912-1961. Red alert. Selections.
Louisville Orchestra, performer.
Scott, Susanna, commentator.
Scott, Susanna, donor.
- Added Title
Tom Scott audio collection.
- Found In:
Tom Scott audio collection, 1941-1960.
- Research Call Number
*LT-7-A 4095