Florence Wickham scores

id
2028
origination
Wickham, Florence, 1880-1942
date statement
1930-1952
key date
1930
identifier (local_mss)
19967
org unit
Music Division
call number
JPB 84-418
b-number
b11147224
total components
56
total series
0
max depth
1
boost queries
(none)
component layout
Default Layout
Extended MARC Fields
false
Extended Navigation
false
created
2013-04-01 15:04:21 UTC
updated
2021-02-04 21:04:05 UTC
status note
(missing)
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true

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unitid
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unitdate
{"value"=>"1930-1952", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1930/1952"}
unittitle
{"value"=>"Florence Wickham scores"}
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repository
{"value"=>"<span class=\"corpname\">Music Division</span>"}
abstract
{"value"=>"Florence Wickham (1880-1962) was a vocalist and composer active in the United States primarily between the 19130s and 1950s. The collection includes scores, librettos, sketches, and synopses for her compositions."}
langmaterial
{"value"=>"English"}
bioghist
{"value"=>"<p>Florence Wickham (1880-1962) was a contralto and composer. Her operatic debut took place in 1900 at the Wiesbaden Royal Court Theater, where she performed in Meyerbeer's Le Prophete. She made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1909. After 1911, she retired from singing and focused on composing operettaas, ballets, and songs. Her first operetta, Rosalind, was based on Shakespeare's As You Like it; its 1938 premiere in Carmel, California was sponsored by Eleanor Roosevelt, an acquaintance of Wickham's. Wickham went on to compose two more operettas, three ballets, and many songs.</p>"}
scopecontent
{"value"=>"<p>The collection primarily includes scores, librettos, and synopses for Florence Wickham's compositions between the years 1930 and 1957, including her operettas Rosalind and The Legend of Hex Mountain. The scores include a combination of holographs and photocopies. The librettos are primarily typescript. Also includes some of Wickham's musical sketches as well as press notices regarding the 1938 premiere of Wickham's operetta Rosalind.</p>"}
arrangement
{"value"=>"<p>Collection is arranged alphabetically by title of composition.</p>"}
date_start
1930
keydate
1930
date_end
1952
date_inclusive_start
1930
date_inclusive_end
1952
extent_statement
2 linear feet (8 boxes)
prefercite
{"value"=>"Florence Wickham scores, JPB 84-418. Music Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts"}

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  1. Any road to anywhere
  2. As they like it
  3. Ballet
  4. Banana mash: boogie woogie no. 4
  5. Blind date in a black-out
  6. Carnival in prison
  7. Cheerio: boys unison chorus
  8. Dancing stars: dance sketch
  9. Episode de Paris
  10. Flying Saucer Cafe
  11. The forbidden model
  12. The gift of laughter
  13. Hans Brinker and the silver skates: ice ballet
  14. Hex Mountain [ballet]
  15. Hex Mountain [opera]
  16. Hex Mountain [opera]
  17. Hexe ballet: no. 11a: no. 2, by Kenneth E. Walton
  18. The hunter
  19. Hunting the hare
  20. Indian summer
  21. The invention, or, The defense workers
  22. A king's ransom: a short musical play for TV
  23. Light-fingered lady, or, The innocent pickpocket: a short play
  24. The Lord is my shepherd
  25. Madame
  26. The marriage bureau
  27. Mountain wisdom
  28. Pauline's prize puzzle, or, The girl from Indiana
  29. Philadelphia can-can: special production material
  30. Picture sale in Washington Square
  31. Phoney at Coney: a dance sketch
  32. The pony rider: being fiction with a historical background: a light opera in two acts, five scenes and epilogue
  33. Rio riot
  34. Rosalind: a musical comedy in three acts
  35. Rosalind, act I
  36. Rosalind, selections
  37. Rosalind, selections
  38. Rosalind, condensed
  39. Rosalind, German version
  40. Rosalind, German version
  41. Saleslady wanted
  42. The scarecrow and the hollyhock
  43. [Sketches]
  44. [Songs]
  45. A string of pearls
  46. Sultry Sunday: rhumba
  47. The tempest
  48. Thirteen pirates: four part men's chorus
  49. The tobacco bride: light opera in two acts
  50. U.S. Canteen: dance sketch
  51. When knighthood was in flower
  52. When knighthood was in flower, selections
  53. Where there's a will: a musical television play
  54. Williamsburg 1775: a light opera in three acts: being fiction with an historical background
  55. Williamsburg 1775: a light opera in three acts
  56. Wouldn't you like to know