{"value"=>"<p>Include lessons and examinations from Hampton Institute, articles and speeches by White, articles and papers by other authors, and manuscript music. The lessons are numbered consecutively and deal with the history of Black music. White's articles and speeches are mostly undated and relate to Black music in general and specific compositions, such as \"Bandanna Sketches\". Articles and speeches by other authors consist mostly of papers written by White's students for his classes at Hampton Institute. Included also in this file is an article from the <span class=\"title\">Indianapolis Sunday Star</span> on sculptress Myra Reynolds Richards. Manuscript music (1905-1939) represents over half of the collection, and ithas been divided into files on <span class=\"title\">Ouanga!</span>, <span class=\"title\">Cocomacaque</span>, and miscellaneous. Although most of this music is handwritten, a number of printed compositions have been included in this series and are noted as such. Manuscript music is largely undated.</p>"}