Box 7

MPBN news broadcast, announcing new Chamber Music Residency Program at the Portland (Maine) Museum of Art. Features comments by museum director John Halverson and Frank Glazer. News read by reporter Ed Morin.

Contains an unknown man describing "The Adelman program" and his disappointment with it, some piano music, then a recording of part of an episode of "Adelman's Playhouse," hosted by Bill Reynolds. Glazer does not appear on this episode, and it is not to be confused with the program "Playhouse 15." Unknown recording date, but possibly from early 1957 (due to the announced appearance of "new" singer Joy Layne).

Unknown performance: Trio, for violin, cello and piano.

Unknown performance: Introduction - Circus Band; Piano Trio, 2nd movement; Hallowe’en; In Re Con Moto etl; The New River; Ives plays the “Alcotts;” Putnams Camp; Abide with Me; Ives Sings and Plays “There Are There;” Violin Sonata, No. II/3.

Live recording. Unknown performance.

Unknown recording. Symphonie Concertante, RTF Orchestra; Piano Sonata -- Jacob Maxin; Celebrations and Epilogue, Jacob Maxin; Sonatina for Piano -- Ingolf Dahl; Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano -- Wm. O. Smith & Dahl.

No other information provided, but possibly deleted material or takes from the recording of Liszt's Paganini Variations, produced by Cook Laboraties in 1952.

Unknown recording, but tape included "Cantilena" on box. However, no published recordings of Mahler or Schumann exist from the Cantilena Chamber Players.

First episode, September 6, 1956: Debussy -- Danse Bohemienne, Reverie, Reflections in the Water.

Second episode, September 13, 1956: Beethoven -- Moonlight Sonata (1st movement); Chopin -- Etudes, Op. 25 Nos. 7 & 9 ("Butterfly").

Mozart -- Sonata in C, K.545, 1st movement; Beethoven -- Sonata No. 14 ("Moonlight"), Op. 27, No. 2, 1st movement.