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{"value"=>"1750619", "type"=>"local_mss"}
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{"value"=>"1936 - 1997", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1936/1997"}
{"value"=>"n.d.", "type"=>"inclusive"}
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{"value"=>"Series IV: Subject files"}
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{"format"=>"structured", "physdesc_components"=>[{"name"=>"extent", "value"=>"2 linear feet"}], "supress_display"=>true}
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{"value"=>"<p>The Subject files series documents Weisgall’s professional activities as a composer, educator and administrator. Some files are devoted to a particular associate of Weisgall’s, such as his agent Hank Kaufman or the writer Samuel Lipman or institutions and organizations that he was associated with. Particularly well documented are the American Composers Alliance, the Baltimore Institute of Musical Arts, the Chamber Music Society of Baltimore (containing extensive correspondence with its president, Randolph S. Rothschild), the Jewish Theological Seminary, his work with the educational division of Lincoln Center and the educational television series he presented on WNDT in New York. There are also a number of individual files devoted to less easily classified activities, such as the Collector of the Year Award presented to Weisgall and his wife Nathalie by the Virginia Museum in 1978. Aside from the subjects named at the folder level in the container list there is significant correspondence and other documents present. The Jewish Theological Seminary files which contain material on the composer Gershon Ephros and the writer Hilda Pinson and the Lincoln Center Student Program that have correspondence with Joseph Fennimore, Jose Limón, Mark Schubart and William Schuman are examples of this.</p> <div class=\"arrangement\"> <p>The series is arranged alphabetically and individual files within a subject are arranged chronologically.</p></div>"}
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1936
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1936
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1997
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1936
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1997
- extent_statement
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2 linear feet