{"value"=>"<p>The Scores series represent Wolff's music at every stage of his career. The earliest are for works dating from the late-1940s, and the most recent composition is from 2015. A list of most of Wolff's compositions and their instrumentations, found on his faculty website at Dartmouth College, is available as an added resource in the archival portal. Within this finding aid, only compositions that do not appear on that list have descriptions of instrumentation.</p> <p>The music (in both notated and prose/narrative form) appears as notes, sketches, drafts, fair copies, and, in some cases, published scores. Not all compositions are represented in all these forms. Some have only sketches and drafts, some have only fair copies, and some have everything from sketches to published copy. Most, however, have sketches and drafts, and a smaller number have fair copies. Published copies are present for only a few of the compositions. Many works have explanatory notes by Wolff regarding history of the composition or performance directions and suggestions.</p> <p>Among the compositions for which both drafts and fair copies are present are <span class=\"title\">Serenade</span> (1950), <span class=\"title\">Duo For Pianists II</span> (1958), <span class=\"title\">Duet I</span> (1960), <span class=\"title\">Septet</span> (1964), <span class=\"title\">Lines for String Quartet</span> (1972), <span class=\"title\">For Cornelius</span> (1985), <span class=\"title\">Peace March 4</span> (1985), <span class=\"title\">Eight Days A Week Variation</span> (1990), <span class=\"title\">John, David</span> (1993-1998), <span class=\"title\">Pieces For Julius</span> (1995), <span class=\"title\">Spring</span> (1995), <span class=\"title\">She Had Some Horses</span> (2001), <span class=\"title\">Orchestra : Pieces</span> (2005), <span class=\"title\">String Trio For Robert Ashley</span> (2009), <span class=\"title\">Quintet For Merce</span> (2009), and <span class=\"title\">Individuals, Collective</span> (2012).</p> <p>Also present are untitled sketches and orphan score pages; these can be found at the end of the series. Wolff's Library in Series III holds scores by other composers.</p>"}