{"value"=>"<p>The Kauder Society records consist of Otto Kauder's correspondence, Hugo Kauder's publishing contracts and correspondence with his publishers, a scrapbook of Hugo Kauder's home musical activity, concert programs dating from after Hugo Kauder's death, lists of Hugo Kauder's compositions, research on Hugo Kauder's creative relationships through analysis of his correspondence, photographs and a portrait of Kauder, papers documenting the founding of the Society, writings about Kauder, and copies of scrapbooks donated to the University of Minnesota.</p> <p>The Otto Kauder correspondence is with friends and associates of his father, including Siegmund Levarie, and with libraries and archives holding Kauder or Kauder-related papers. These include the Jewish National and University Library and the Gefellfchaft der Musikfreunde in Vienna. Some publishing contracts date from Kauder's lifetime, and others were executed posthumously by Kauder's estate. Publishing correspondence is mainly with Southern Music Company and Seesaw Music Corporation. The <span class=\"title\">Chamber Music At Home</span> scrapbook is a daily log of music either practiced or performed by Hugo Kauder privately. The Rudolf Pannwitz papers are copies of Kauder's correspondence with Pannwitz, but reordered and annotated by Otto Kauder. The three photographs of Kauder (one in color) are undated but appear to have been taken when the composer was in his 60s (there is also a sketched portrait of Kauder, artist unknown). The writings about Kauder consist of general biographies published by the Society, a short story by Herman de Grab dedicated to Kauder, a short biography of Kauder by Siegmund Levarie, a paper by Levarie referring to Kauder's music, and papers on Kauder's music by Otto Kauder and Ruth Steinbach.</p>"}