Box 2

Beethoven -- Variations on “God Save the King;” Chopin -- “Revolutionary Etude”

First episode, July 26, 1956: Rachmaninoff -- Prelude in G Minor; Liszt -- Etude in D flat (7/26/56).

Second episode, August 2, 1956: Mendelssohn -- Rondo Capriccioso; Chopin -- Etude, Op. 25, No. 5.

Brahms -- 15th Waltz (plus 4 hands with Ruth Glazer), Schubert -- German Dances (selection)

First episode, August 23, 1956: Handel -- Chaconne; Purcell -- "Siciliano."

Second episode, August 30, 1956: Chopin -- waltz in A flat Op. 69 No. 1; etude in E flat Op. 10 No. 11; waltz in D flat “Minute.”

[from a Frank Glazer note from 9/21/80 -- these are program ideas, suggestions]

"Adventures in Music" program, with Frank Glazer speaking with Ivor [?].

First episode, December 27, 1956: Mozart -- Sonata, K. 545, 2nd movement; Reinagle -- Gavotte; Sinding -- Serenade; Schumann -- Aufschwing.

Second episode, January 10, 1957: Chopin -- Nocturne, Op. 9 No. 2; Brahms -- Scherzo from F Minor Sonata, Op. 5.

Mendelssohn -- 4 Songs Without Words

From WMT-TV, Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Glazer introduced by Robert [Nesbitt?], Director of the Coe College Department of Music. Glazer speaks on piano music and techniques of playing, and would also appear that week at the College's Annual Fine Arts Festival

Bartók -- First Suite, Op. 3, Bartók Festival 1958, program 2. Basel, Switzerland. [Likely not played by Glazer.]