http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu002010 Samuel P. Warren Collection Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress

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Catalog Record: http://lccn.loc.gov/2002604962

Finding Aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2006 Finding aid written inEnglish 2011 June In June 2011, Nancy Seeger revised this finding aid to include additional materials. 2010 April Editorial revisions made to this finding aid by Nancy Seeger in April 2010. 2006 December Finding aid was edited, corrected, and updated. Collection Summary Samuel P. Warren Collection1840-1950 (bulk 1880-1910) ML31.W3 Warren, Samuel P. (Samuel Prowse), 1841-1915 circa 14,000 items 50 containers 19 linear feet Collection material in English Music Division Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

The collection consists of correspondence, concert and recital programs, church service programs, and related materials that were either collected by Warren himself or given to him by his students, colleagues and others in the New York City and throughout the United States. The letters in the collection, all addressed to Warren, are from a variety of sources, including Warren's pupils who later received some fame in their own right, for example William Crane Carl, Gerrit Smith, William C. Macfarlane, Frederick T. Steinway, and W.C. Hammond, and from colleagues and friends such as Dudley Buck, H. Clarence Eddy, H.E. Krehbiel, and Horatio Parker, Gustave Schirmer, and C. M. Widor. Among the programs in the collection are a chronological series (1874-1914) of church service bulletins that outline Warren's work at Holy Trinity Church and Grace Church in New York and First Presbyterian Church in East Orange, New Jersey; many of these items are annotated. The collection also contains important concert and recital programs from New York's major concert halls of the period. Noteworthy programs include those from: Carnegie Hall, featuring concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Manuscript Society of New York, the Musical Art Society of New York, the Russian Symphony Society, and recitals by Paderewski; Chickering Hall, with programs featuring Hans von Bu ̈low, Vladimir de Pachmann, the Mendelssohn Glee Club, and the New York Vocal Union; and the Metropolitan Opera House, with performances by the Philharmonic Society of New York and the Damrosch Opera Company. Various other items are cataloged and classified separately: ML96.M97; ML96.L465; ML96.W36; and ML44.N3W17. Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

People Buck, Dudley, 1839-1909--Correspondence. Carl, William C. (William Crane), 1865-1936--Correspondence. Eddy, Clarence, 1851-1937--Correspondence. Hammond, William Churchill, 1860-1949--Correspondence. Krehbiel, Henry Edward, 1854-1923--Correspondence. Macfarlane, Will C. (Will Charles), 1870-1945--Correspondence. Parker, Horatio W. (Horatio William), 1863-1919--Correspondence. Schirmer, G. (Gustav), 1829-1893--Correspondence. Smith, Gerrit, 1859-1912--Correspondence. Steinway, Frederick T., 1860-1927--Correspondence. Warren, Samuel P. (Samuel Prowse), 1841-1915--Archives. Warren, Samuel P. (Samuel Prowse), 1841-1915--Correspondence. Warren, Samuel P. (Samuel Prowse), 1841-1915. Widor, Charles Marie, 1844-1937--Correspondence. Subjects Concert programs. Opera programs. Sacred music--United States--Sources. Administrative Information Provenance

Purchase; October 16, 1916.

Purchase; Mrs. Joan Southward; 1939.

Custodial History

On October 16, 1916, representatives of the Library of Congress participated in an auction in New York City of the music library of the recently deceased organist and composer Samuel P. Warren (1841-1915). The Library was successful in acquiring some important works at the auction, including an original manuscript of Mozart's K. 143, Ergo inter est-Qua re superna (ML96.M97) and a bound volume of introits, graduals, offertories, etc. (ML96.L465) composed by Leonardo Leo (1694-1744). Holograph scores of Samuel P. Warren's compositions (ML96.W36) were also obtained, as were a collection of service programs from Grace Church, New York (ML44.N3W17), and an assemblage of organ recital programs from Grace Church and elsewhere (ML44.N3W17, vol. 1 and vol. 2). The remaining portion of the Library's acquisition consisted of a large number of unsorted concert programs, program announcements, church bulletins, and other related materials. It is these unsorted materials that constitute the bulk of this collection. The balance of the collection consists of a group of letters addressed to Warren that were purchased by the Library from Mrs. Joan Southward of New York in 1939 for $50 (acquisition number 572578, formerly cataloged as ML94.W37).

Accruals

No further accruals are expected.

Processing History

The Samuel P. Warren Collection was processed by Michael Ferrando, technician and Robert Saladini, music specialist, December 1992. The finding aid was originally created using Word Perfect 5.1 software. In 2002, Michael A. Ferrando coded and edited the finding aid for EAD format. In June 2011, Anthony Edwards added additional church programs to the Miscellaneous subseries of the Programs series, and Nancy Seeger updated the finding aid.

The status of copyright on the materials of the Samuel P. Warren Collection is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.).

Access and Restrictions

The Samuel P. Warren Collection is open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Performing Arts Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Many of the items in this collection are brittle and care in handling is required. Photocopying of materials from this collection is not permitted.

The status of the intellectual rights to any of the materials in this collection are unclear.

Certain restrictions to use or copying of materials may apply.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: container number, Samuel P. Warren Collection, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note

Samuel Prowse Warren was born in Montreal, Quebec on February 18, 1841, the son of organ builder Samuel Russell Warren (1809-1882). At the age of 12, he had shown enough musical ability to give his first organ recital at St. Stephen's Chapel in Quebec and to be appointed as organist at the American Presbyterian Church, a position that he held until he went to Berlin at age 20 to study organ and theory with Karl August Haupt, piano with Gustav Schumann, and instrumentation with Wilhelm Wieprecht. After returning to Montreal, he moved to New York, where he gave his first public recital in January 1866. Later that year he was appointed organist of All Souls Unitarian Church, a position he held until April 1868. He played at Grace Episcopal Church from 1868 to 1874 and at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church from 1874 to 1876. He returned to Grace Church in 1876 and remained at this position until 1894. While at Grace Church, Warren took an active part in the musical life of New York City, especially in the realm of organ and both sacred and secular vocal music. He established a weekly series of organ recitals and was organist for Leopold Damrosch's Oratorio Society from 1874 to 1879. He conducted the New York Vocal Union from 1880-1888. In 1895 Warren accepted a position as organist at the First Presbyterian Church in East Orange, New Jersey, and one year later participated in the founding of the American Guild of Organists, becoming an honorary president of the Guild in 1902. He died in East Orange on October 7, 1915.

Scope and Content Note

The Samuel P. Warren Collection consists of correspondence, concert and recital programs, church service programs and related materials that were either collected by Warren himself or given to him by his students, colleagues and others in the New York City and throughout the United States. The collection spans the years from 1850 to 1914, with the bulk of the material covering the years 1880-1910.

The letters in the collection, all of which are addressed to Warren, are from a variety of sources, including a number of Warren's pupils who later received some fame in their own right, such as William Crane Carl, Gerrit Smith, William C. Macfarlane, Frederick T. Steinway, and W. C. Hammond. There is also correspondence from colleagues and friends such as Dudley Buck, H. Clarence Eddy, H. E. Krehbiel, and Horatio Parker, Gustave Schirmer, and C. M. Widor.

Among the programs in the collection are a chronological series of church service bulletins that outline Warren's work at Holy Trinity Church and Grace Church in New York and First Presbyterian Church in East Orange, New Jersey, dating from 1874 until his death in 1914. Many of these items are annotated, and taken as a whole provide a glimpse of Warren's church music activities Sunday by Sunday for 40 years. Especially interesting are the handwritten service notes containing hymn numbers for weekday services for which a printed program was not prepared.

The collection also contains important concert and recital programs from New York's major concert halls of the period. Noteworthy programs include those from: Carnegie Hall, featuring concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Manuscript Society of New York, the Musical Art Society of New York, the Russian Symphony Society, and recitals by Paderewski; Chickering Hall, with programs featuring Hans von Bülow, Vladimir de Pachmann, the Mendelssohn Glee Club, and the New York Vocal Union; and the Metropolitan Opera House, with performances by the Philharmonic Society of New York and the Damrosch Opera Company.

This collection was processed by Michael Ferrando, Technician and Robert Saladini, Music Specialist, December 1992.

Organization of the Samuel P. Warren Collection

The Samuel P. Warren Collection is organized in 3 series:

Correspondence Programs Scrapbooks http://lccn.loc.gov/2002604962 Container List Box Contents 1 Correspondence

Letters addressed to Samuel P. Warren that were purchased by the Library from Mrs. Joan Southward of New York in 1939 for $50 (acquisition number 572578, formerly cataloged as ML94.W37).

Arranged by name of correspondent.

1 Alexander, J. I. 1 Baldwin, Edward J. 1 Buck, Dudley 1 Carl, William Crane 1 Dawson, P. M. 1 Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society 1 Eddy, Clarence 1 Espagne, Franz 1 Evans, John M. 1 Hammond, W. C. 1 Huntington 1 Kennedy, Dion W. 1 Krehbiel, Henry E. 1 MacFarlane, William C. 1 Mason, William 1 Parker, Horatio W. 1 Parsons, Albert Ross 1 Potter, Henry C. Rev. 1 Ritter, Louis 1 Schermerhorn, William C. 1 Schirmer, Gustave 1 Smith, Gerrit 1 Stavers, G. E. 1 Steinway, Fred T. 1 Steinway, William 1 Widor, Charles-Marie 1 Woodruff, A. D. 1 Miscellaneous 2-43 Programs

These concert and recital programs are from New York's major concert halls of the period. Noteworthy programs include those from: Carnegie Hall, featuring concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Manuscript Society of New York, the Musical Art Society of New York, the Russian Symphony Society, and recitals by Paderewski; Chickering Hall, with programs featuring Hans von Bülow, Vladimir de Pachmann, the Mendelssohn Glee Club, and the New York Vocal Union; and the Metropolitan Opera House, with performances by the Philharmonic Society of New York and the Damrosch Opera Company. Among the programs in the collection are a chronological series of church service bulletins that outline Warren's work at Holy Trinity Church and Grace Church in New York and First Presbyterian Church in East Orange, New Jersey, dating from 1874 until his death in 1914. Many of these items are annotated, and taken as a whole provide a glimpse of Warren's church music activities Sunday by Sunday for 40 years. Especially interesting are the handwritten service notes containing hymn numbers for weekday services for which a printed program was not prepared.

Arrangement is by country, state, city, location, ensemble.

2-38 40-42 United States 2 California 2 Oakland 2 Methody Meetin House 2 Unitarian Church 2 San Francisco 2 First Congregational Church 2 Temple Emanu-el 2 Colorado 2 Denver 2 Saint John's Cathedral 2 Connecticut 2 Greenwich 2 Christ Church 2 Hartford 2 Asylum Hill Congregational Church 2 Center Church 2 Fourth Church 2 Miss Haines's School, Woodside 2 Pearl Street Congregational Church 2 Meriden 2 Methodist Episcopal Church 2 Middletown 2 Wesleyan University 2 New Britain 2 South Church 2 New Canaan 2 Saint Mark's Church 2 New Haven 2 Center Church 2 Trinity Church 2 Willis C. Shelton Music Hall 2 Yale University, Marquand Chapel 2 New London 2 First Baptist Church 2 Norfolk 2 Congregational Church 2 Norwalk 2 First Congregational Church 2 Norwich 2 Trinity M. E. Church 2 Stamford 2 Presbyterian Church 2 Stamford M. E. Church 2 Winsted 2 Litchfield County Choral Union 2 District of Columbia 2 Washington 2 Congregational Church 2 Illinois 2 Chicago 2 Apollo Musical Club 2 Auditorium 2 Central Music Hall 2 First Congregational Church 2 First Methodist Episcopal Church 2 First Presbyterian Church 2 Hershey Music Hall 2 McCormick's Hall 2 Orchestra Hall 2 Trinity Church 2 Unity Church 2 World's Columbian Exposition 2 Indiana 2 Bloomington 2 Grace M. E. Church 2 Indianapolis 2 Robert's Park Church 2 Richmond 2 First Methodist Episcopal Church 2 South Bend 2 First Methodist Church 2 Iowa 2 Dubuque 2 Congregational Church 2 Maryland 2 Baltimore 2 Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church 2 Massachusetts 2 Berkeley 2 Berkeley Temple 2 Boston 2 Boston Music Hall 2 Church of the Advent 2 Mendelssohn Quintette Club 2 New England Conservatory of Music 2 Old First Church 3 Peace Jubilee 3 Second Church 3 Shawmut Church 3 South Congregational Church 3 Tremont Temple 3 Cambridge 3 Harvard College 3 Cambridgeport 3 Pilgrim Church 3 East Northfield 3 Northfield Seminary 3 Fall River 3 Central Congregational Church 3 Great Barrington 3 Congregational Church 3 Town Hall 3 Holyoke 3 Second Congregational Church 4 Lawrence 4 Eliot Congregational Church 4 First Free Baptist Church 4 Lexington 4 Town Hall 4 New Bedford 4 North Congregational Church 4 Newton 4 Grace Church 4 North Adams 4 Baptist Church 4 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church 4 North Amherst 4 Congregational Church 4 Northampton 4 First Church of Christ 4 Saint John's Church 4 Smith College 4 South Hadley 4 Mount Holyoke College 4 Springfield 4 City Hall 4 Wellesley 4 Congregational Church 4 Wellesley College 4 West Brookfield 4 Congregational Church 4 Worcester 4 Mechanic's Hall 4 Michigan 4 Detroit 4 Detroit Conservatory of Music 4 Fort Street Presbyterian Church 4 Grand Rapids 4 Johnson, Dr. G. R. 4 Minnesota 4 St. Paul 4 House of Hope Church 4 Mississippi 4 Corinth 4 Presbyterian Church 4 Missouri 4 Columbia 4 Stephens College 4 Kansas City 4 Calvary Baptist Church 4 Grand Avenue M. E. Church 4 St. Louis 4 Second Baptist Church 4 Mercantile Library Hall 4 New Jersey 4 Asbury Park 4 First Methodist Episcopal Church 4 Atlantic City 4 Church of the Ascension 4 Elizabeth 4 Third Presbyterian Church 4 Westminster Church 4 Hightstown 4 Baptist Church 4 Presbyterian Church 4 Jersey City 4 Claremont Presbyterian Church 4 First Presbyterian Church 4 Second Presbyterian Church 4 Tabernacle 4 Madison 4 Webb Memorial Church 4 Montclair 4 Congregational Church 4 First Congregational Church 4 Presbyterian Chapel 5 Morristown 5 Humphrey's, Dr. 5 New Brunswick 5 Conservatory of Music 5 Masonic Hall 5 Second Reformed Church 5 Newark 5 Church of the Redeemer 5 First Presbyterian Church 5 Miner's Theatre 5 Park Hall 5 Orange 5-11 First Presbyterian Church

Contents:

1893 to 1897 (BOX: 5) 1898 January to May (BOX: 5) 1898 June to December (BOX: 6) 1899 to 1900 (BOX: 6) 1901 January to May (BOX: 6) 1901 June to December (BOX: 7) 1902 (BOX: 7) 1903 January to April (BOX: 7) 1903 May to December (BOX: 8) 1904 to 1906 (BOX: 8) 1907 January to April (BOX: 8) 1907 May to December (BOX: 9) 1908 (BOX: 9) 1909 January to April (BOX: 9) 1909 May to December (BOX: 10) 1911 to 1912 (BOX: 10) 1913 to 1914, Undated (BOX: 10) 11 Music Hall 11 Orange Valley Church 11 Shepard School of Music 11 West Hoboken 11 First Presbyterian Church 12 New York 12 Albany 12 Battershall, Rev. Walton W. 12 Fourth Presbyterian Church 12 Saint Peter's Church 12 Binghamton 12 Stone Opera House 12 Bloomfield 12 First Presbyterian Church 12 Brighton Beach 12 Brighton Beach Music Hall 12 Brooklyn 12 12th Street Reformed Church 12 Academy of Design 12 Art Association 12 Association Hall 12 Athenaeum 12 Baptist Temple 12 Brooklyn Academy of Music 12 Brooklyn Tabernacle 12 Church of the Holy Trinity 12 Clarendon Hotel 12 Clinton Avenue Reformed Church 12 Emmanuel Baptist Church 12 Emmanuel Church 12 Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church 12 German Evangelical Church 12 Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights 12 Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church 12 Long Island Historical Society 12 New York Avenue M. E. Church 12 Phillips, Mr. 12 Plymouth Church 13 Reformed Church 13 Saint Ann's-on-the-Heights 13 Saint John's Church 13 Saint Luke's Church 13 Saint Mary's P. E. Church 13 Saint Michael's Church 13 Simpson M. E. Church 13 Strong Place Baptist Church 13 Van Dyke, Mrs. A. V. B. 13 Westminster Presbyterian Church 13 Buffalo 13 Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church 13 Presbyterian Church 13 Saint John's Episcopal Church 13 Saint Paul's Church 13 Westminster Church 13 Clifton Springs 13 Methodist Episcopal Chruch 13 Cornwall 13 Library Hall 13 Fishkill Landing 13 Reformed Church 13 Geneva 13 Memorial St. Peter's Church 13 Gouverneur 13 Union Hall 13 Great Neck 13 Methodist Episcopal Church 13 Long Island City 13 Cathedral of the Incarnation 13 Lowville 13 Roscoe Hall 13 Middletown 13 Grace Church 13 Mount Vernon 13 Old Baptist Church 13 New Rochelle 13 New Rochelle Theatre 13 Trinity Church 13 Newburgh 13 Newburgh Opera House 13 New York City Academy of Music 13 Philharmonic Society of Brooklyn Concerts 14 Philharmonic Society of New York Concerts 14 Other Performances

Note: Some programs identified by month only

15 Adams Memorial Church 15 Aeolian Hall, 362 5th Ave. 15 Aeolian Hall, 694 Main St. 15 All Souls' Church 15 Allen, Dr. T. F. 15 American Institute of Applied Music 15 Arion Hall 15 Assembly Hall, 15 6th Avenue 15 Assembly Hall, 109 E. 22nd Street 15 Association Hall 15 Baptist Tabernacle 15 Barnum's Hippodrome 15 Berkeley Lyceum, West 44th St. 15 Booth's Theatre 15 Brick Presbyterian Church 15 Broadway Tabernacle Church 15 Broadway Theatre 15 Calvary Chapel 15 Calvary Church Carnegie Hall 15-16 Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerts

Contents:

1878-1906 (BOX: 15) 1907-1909 (BOX: 16) 16 Manuscript Society of New York Concerts 16 Musical Art Society of New York Concerts 17 Oratorio Society of New York Concerts

Note: Some programs identified by month only

17 Paderewski Concerts 17 Peoples Symphony Concerts 17-18 Philharmonic Society of New York Concerts

Contents:

1892-1893 (BOX: 17) 1894-1910 (BOX: 18) 19 Russian Symphony Society Concerts 19 Symphony Concerts for Young People 19 Symphony Society of New York Concerts

Note: Some programs identified by month only

19-20 Other Performances

Contents:

1871 (BOX: 19) 1878-1879 (BOX: 19) 1886 (BOX: 19) 1891 (BOX: 19) 1892-1909 (BOX: 20) 1911, Identified by month only (BOX: 20) 20 Carnegie Lyceum 20 Central Park Garden 20 Central Presbyterian Church 20 Chamber Music Hall Chickering Hall 20 Emilio Agramonte Concerts 20 Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerts 20 Dr. Hans von Bülow Conducts Symphony Concerts 20 Vladimir De Pachmann's Concerts 20 English Glee Club Concerts 20 Josefy Concerts 21 Manuscript Society of New York Concerts 21 Mendelssohn Glee Club Concerts 21 Morgan Harp and Organ Matinees 21 New York Vocal Union Concerts 21 New York Philharmonic Club Concerts 21 Vocal Society of New York Concerts 21 Vocal Union of New York Concerts 22 Other Performances

Note: Some programs identified by month only

21 Christ Church 21 Christ Church, Sherman Square 21 Church of Saint Francis of Assisi 21 Church of Saint John the Evangelist 21 Church of Saint Mary the Virgin 21 Church of Saint Vincent Ferrer 21 Church of the Ascension 21 Church of the Disciples 21 Church of the Divine Paternity 21 Church of the Heavenly Rest 21 Church of the Holy Communion 22 Church of the Holy Spirit 22-23 Church of the Holy Trinity

Contents:

1874 (BOX: 22) 1875-1877 (BOX: 23) 1880 (BOX: 23) 1892-1894 (BOX: 23) 23 Church of the Incarnation 23 Church of the Most Holy Redeemer 23 Church of the Puritans 23 Church of Zion and St. Timothy 23 College of the City of New York 23 Columbia Theatre 23 Columbia University 23 Cooper Union Auditorium 23 Daly's Theatre 23 De Garmo Hall 23 Decker Brothers Warerooms 23 Elk's Hall, Columbus Circle 23 Fifth Avenue Baptist Church 23 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church 23 Fifth Avenue Theatre 23 First Baptist Church 23 First Presbyterian Church 23 Five Points House of Industry 23 Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church 23 Fourth Presbyterian Church 23 French Theatre 23 Garden Theatre 23 Gilmore's Concert Garden 23 Mr. Gould's Piano Warerooms 24 Grace Chapel 24-28 Grace Church [Episcopal], Broadway and 10th St.

See also: ML44.N3W17 Case

Contents:

1850 (BOX: 24) 1873-1884 (BOX: 24) 1885 (BOX: 25) 1886-1887 (BOX: 25) 1888 January to March (BOX: 25) 1888 April to December (BOX: 26) 1889-1890 (BOX: 26) 1891-1893 (BOX: 24) 1894-1895 (BOX: 24) 28 Grace Hall 28 Grace M. E. Church, 7th Avenue 28 Grace M. E. Church, 104th Street 28 Grammar School #50 28 Grand Central Palace 28 Hammerstein's Victoria 28 Hardman's Hall 28 Harlem Hall, Harlem 28 Harvey's 14th Street Theatre 28 Holy Trinity Church, Harlem 28 Holy Trinity Church, Lenox Avenue 28 Hotel Astor 28 Hotel Savoy 28 Hudson Theatre 28 Irving Hall 28 Judson Memorial Church 28 Knabe Hall 28 Lenox Lyceum, Madison Ave. and 59th St. 28 Lyceum Theatre 28 Lyric Hall 28 Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 28 Madison Avenue Reformed Church 28 Madison Square Garden 28 Madison Square Presbyterian Church 28 Manhattan Opera House 28 Manuscript Society of New York Club Rooms 29 Marble Collegiate Church 29 Mason and Hamlin Hall 29 Masonic Temple 29 Mendelssohn Club Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall 29 Kneisel Quartet Concerts 29 Edward MacDowell Fund Conference 29-30 Mendelssohn Glee Club Concerts

Contents:

1880 (BOX: 29) 1892-1901 (BOX: 29) 1903-1908 (BOX: 30) 30 Other Performances Mendelssohn Hall 30 Ben Greet Players 30 Boston Symphony Quartet Concerts 30 Kneisel Quartet Concerts

Note: Some programs identified by month only

30 MacDowell Association Mid Winter Public Meeting 30 Manuscript Society of New York Concerts 30 Other Performances

Contents:

1888 1897-1898 1900-1909 Identified by month only Metropolitan Opera House Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerts

Contents:

1892 1894-1895 1896 1897-1898 31 Chicago Orchestra Concerts 31 Damrosch Opera Company Performances 31 Maurice Grau Opera Company Performances

Contents

1898 January 1898 February to December 1899 January 1899 February 1899 March-April 32 Oratorio Society of New York Concerts 32 Philharmonic Society of New York Concerts

Contents:

1886-1890 1891-1892 32-33 Symphony Society of New York Concerts

Contents:

1885-1887 (BOX: 32) 1888-1891 (BOX: 33) 33 Other Perfomances

Note: Some programs identified by month only

34 National Conservatory of Music 34 New Amsterdam Theatre 34 New Century Drawing Room 34 New Lyceum Theatre 34 New Music Hall 34 New Theatre 34 New York College of Music 34 New York Hippodrome 34 New York Institute for the Blind 34 New York Theatre 34 Niblo's Garden 34 Normal College 34 Orpheus Glee Club 34 Packer Institute 34 Miss Perine 34 Pilgrim Congregational Church 34 Presbyterian Assembly Hall 34 Presbyterian Hall 34 Reformed Church, Harlem 34 Riverside Baptist Church 34 Robinson's Hall 34 Ross Street Presbyterian Church 34 Rutgers Presbyterian Church 34 Saint Agnes Chapel, Trinity Parish 34 Saint Andrew's Church 34 Saint Augustine's Chapel 34 Saint Bartholomew's Church 34 Saint Chrysostom's Chapel 34 Saint Francis Zavier[sic] 34 Saint George's Church 34 Saint James Church 34 Saint John's Chapel, Trinity Parish 34 Saint John's Methodist Church 34 Saint John's M. E. Church 34 Saint Joseph's Hall 34 Saint Mark's Church 34 Saint Michael's Church 34 Saint Nicholas Garden 34 Saint Paul's Chapel 34 Saint Philip's P. E. Church 34 Saint Thomas Church 34 Scharwenka Conservatory of Music 34 Schermerhorn, Edmund 34 Scotch Presbyterian Church 34 Second Church of Christ 35 Seventh Regiment Armory 35 Sherry's 35 South Church, 5th and 21st. St. 35 South Reformed Church 35 Standard Hall 35 Steck Hall Steinway Hall 40-42 Steinway Hall bound programs

Contents:

1877 October (BOX: 40) 1879 May (BOX: 40) 1879 October (BOX: 41) 1881 May (BOX: 41) 1881 October (BOX: 42) 1884 May (BOX: 42) 35 Church Music Association Concerts 35 Annette Essipoff Concerts 35 Marie Krebs Concerts 35 New York Chorus Society Concerts 35 New York Mozart Club Concerts 35 Oratorio Society of New York Concerts 35 Anton Rubinstein Concerts 35 Symphony Society of New York Concerts 36-38 Theodore Thomas and his Orchestra Concerts

Contents:

1866 (BOX: 36) 1868-1876 (BOX: 36) 1877-1888 (BOX: 37) 35 Vocal Society of New York Concerts 37 Other Performances

Note: Some programs identified by month only

37 Stuyvesant Theatre 37 Tabernacle Baptist Church 37 Tammany Grand Theatre 37 Telharmonic Hall 37 Temple Emanu-el 37 Terrace Garden Theatre 37 Tonküstler Verein 37 Trinity Church 37 Union League Theatre 37 University Place Presbyterian Church 37 Waldorf-Astoria 37 Wallack's 37 Dr. Wild's (Bond St.) Church 37 Mrs. Wood's 37 Wood's Museum 37 Young Apollo Club 37 Young Men's Christian Association Hall 37 Zion Church [Unidentified] 37 17 West 28th St. 37 53rd St. Baptist Church 37 64 West 19th St. 37 434 Madison Ave. 37 536 West End Ave. 37 585 Broadway, New York 37 Ogdensburg 37 Eagle Hall 37 Ossining 37 First Presbyterian Church 37 Ossining-on-Hudson 37 Miss Fuller's School 37 Oswego 37 Christ Church 37 Piermont 37 Reformed Church 37 Potsdam 37 Potsdam Opera House 37 Poughkeepsie 37 Christ Church 37 Collingwood Opera House 37 Poughkeepsie Lyceum 37 Poughkeepsie Opera House 37 Vassar College 37 Rochester 37 Saint Andrew's Church 37 Saint Peter's Church 37 Wilkins, Herve D. 37 Rye 37 Christ Church 37 Sailors Snug Harbor 37 Randall Memorial Church 37 Saratoga Springs 37 First Presbyterian Church 37 Temple Grove Seminary 38 Syracuse 38 Crouse College 38 Park Church 38 Tarrytown 38 Christ Church 38 First Reformed Church 38 Saint Mark's Church 38 Second Reformed Church 38 Troy 38 Music Hall 38 Valatie 38 Presbyterian Church 38 Wappingers Falls 38 Academic Hall 38 McKinlay, John 38 Watertown 38 First Presbyterian Church 38 Saint Patrick's Church 38 Universalist Church 38 Washington Hall 38 Yonkers 38 First Presbyterian Church 38 Saint John's Church 38 Warburton Hall 38 Ohio 38 Cincinnati 38 College of Music of Cincinnati 38 Hopkins Hall 38 Cleveland 38 Pilgrim Institutional Church 38 Columbus 38 Wesley Chapel 38 Oberlin 38 Oberlin Conservatory of Music 38 Painesville 38 Lake Erie College 38 Sydney 38 Methodist Sunday School 38 Pennsylvania 38 Bethlehem 38 Moravian Church 38 Chambersburg 38 First Lutheran Church 38 Easton 38 Second Presbyterian Church 38 Harrisburg 38 Pine Street Presbyterian Church 38 Lancaster 38 Saint John's Lutheran Church 38 Lehigh 38 Lehigh University 38 Philadelphia 38 American Academy of Music 38 Calvary Presbyterian Church 38 Church of Our Saviour, Jenkintown 38 Church of the Holy Trinity 38 Drexel Institute 38 Evangelists' P. E. Church 38 First Baptist Church 38 First New Jerusalem Church 38 First Presbyterian Church, Germantown 38 Grace P. E. Church 38 Holland Memorial Presbyterian Church 38 Horticultural Hall 38 Oxford Presbyterian Church 38 Saint Mark's Church 38 Saint Matthew's Church, Throop Ave. 38 Saint Phillip's Church 38 Saint Stephen Church 38 Wanamaker Auditorium 38 Pittsburgh 38 Carnegie Music Hall 38 First United Presbyterian Church 38 Saint Paul's Cathedral 38 Reading 38 Christ Cathedral 38 Grace Lutheran Church 38 South Bethlehem 38 Park Memorial Church 38 Scranton 38 First Presbyterian Church 38 Pennsylvannia Avenue Baptist Church 38 Second Presbyterian Church 38 Simpson M. E. Church 38 Wellsboro 38 Methodist Church 38 Wilkes-Barre 38 First Presbyterian Church 38 Rhode Island 38 Providence 38 Central Congregational Church 38 Blackstone Hall 38 South Carolina 38 Gaffney 38 Limestone College Hall 39 Other countries 39 Canada 39 Ontario Ottawa 39 Eastern Methodist Church 39 Saint Andrew's Church Toronto 39 Cathedral Church of St. James 39 Metropolitan Church 39 Shaftsbury Hall 39 Quebec Montreal 39 Acton Vale 39 Albert Hall 39 American Presbyterian Church 39 Art Association of Montreal 39 Beaver Hall 39 Church of Saint James the Apostle 39 Christ Church Cathedral 39 Emmanuel Church 39 McGill College 39 Mechanic's Hall 39 Queen's Hall 39 Synod Hall 39 Windsor Hall 39 Winter Carnival 39 England 39 London 39 Exeter Hall 39 Royal Albert Hall 39 Saint Anne's Church, Soho 39 Saint James's Hall 39 France 39 Paris 39 Salle Albert-Le Grand 39 Mexico 39 Mexico City 39 Conservatory Theatre 39 Union Evangelical Church 39 Scotland 39 Edinburgh 39 International Exhibit of 1890 43 Miscellaneous Identified by name only 43 Baptist Church of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 43 Brick Church, Rochester, N.Y. 43 Cathedral of the Holy Cross 43 Central Church 43 Centre Church 43 Church of Our Lady of Victory 43 Church of St. John the Evangelist 43 Church of the Holy Communion 43 Church of the Nativity 43 Church of the Transfiguration 43 Collegiate Church 43 Concordia Opera House 43 First Baptist Church 43 First Church 43 First Congregational Church 43 German Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church 43 Jordan Hall 43 Linden Hall 43 Martini Evangelical Lutheran Church 43 Masonic Opera House 43 Memorial Hall 43 Metropolitan Church 43 New Brattle Church (Boston, Mass.) 43 New M.E. Church 43 New Second Congregational Church 43 Norman, Mr. Van 43 The "Old First" Presbyterian Church of New York 43 Old Stone Church 43 Peddie Memorial Church 43 The People's Church 43 Pilgrim Congregational Church 43 Potter Hall 43 Roseville M. E. Church 43 Seeley's Hall 43 St. James Episcopal Church (Chicago, Ill.) 43 St. James Roman Catholic Church 43 St. John's P.E. Church 43 St. Michael's Church 43 Tomlinson Hall 43 Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church 43 Townsend, Mr. Isaac 43 Trinitarian Congregational Church 43 Trinity M.E. Church 43 Universalist Church 43 Wilson College Chapel 43 Woolsey Hall 43 Zion P.E. Church 43 Clippings 43 German Langauge Programs 43 Lecture Recital on Edward MacDowell 43 Other Performances identified by performer only (A-Z) 44-50 Scrapbooks, 1849 December 5 to 1876 December

Scrapbooks of Samuel P. Warren.

Arrangement is chronological.

44 Scrapbook 1 (December 5, 1849 to May 31, 1869) 45 Scrapbook 2 (March 1869 to June 7, 1873) 46 Scrapbook 3 (January 16, 1902 to September 27, 1903) 47 Scrapbook 4 (1868 to June 10, 1870) 48 Scrapbook 5 (December 31, 1868 to December 1876) 49 Scrapbook 6 (January 8, 1870 to December 15, 1870) 50 Scrapbook 7 (August 17, 1854 to March 4, 1863)