Victor Young Collection
Robert D. Farber
University Archives and Special Collections Department, Brandeis
University Libraries
c. 2008 By Brandeis University Libraries, all rights reserved
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| Creator: |
Victor Young |
| Title: |
Victor Young Collection
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| Quantity: |
39 linear ft.
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| Repository: |
Brandeis University Libraries |
| Identification: |
MWalB00052 |
English
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Biography
Victor Young (1900-1956) was an American composer, arranger, conductor, and violinist who wrote and directed music for many Hollywood motion pictures in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, including Gulliver's Travels, Shane, Golden Earrings, The Quiet Man, and For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Born in Chicago, Young lived for much of his childhood in Poland,
where he studied violin; in 1917 he became a violinist with the
Warsaw Philharmonic. In 1920 Young moved to New York, and later to
California, where his career as music director and composer for
Hollywood motion pictures soared.
Young was awarded a Golden Globe in 1952 and an Emmy in 1955 for his musical scores. He was nominated for an Academy Award twenty-two times before he was awarded the Oscar posthumously for the score of Around the World in 80 Days in 1956; he died in November of 1956 at the age of 56.
The Victor Young collection, which includes more than a hundred
musical scores and LP recordings as well as awards (including the
Oscar and Golden Globe), clippings, photographs, and memorabilia,
was donated to Brandeis by Mr. Young's family.
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Scope and Content
This collection consists of scores, Young's personal library of LPs, awards and memorabilia, sheet music, press clippings, correspondence, and photographs of Victor Young. It provides a portrait of Victor Young's career through his publications and the recognition he received. The collection does not contain a great deal of personal and professional correspondence. The LPs are not able to be played in their current format.
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Series I.
Scores
This series consists of bound copies of many of Victor Young's film scores.
Series II.
LPs
These LPs include both recordings of Victor Young's compositions and a segment of his personal library, including some home recordings. Many are unidentified, and they cannot be played in their current format.
Series III.
Awards and Memorabilia
This series includes several awards and certificates: Academy Award nominations, a Golden Globe, an Oscar, and several other awards.
Series IV.
Sheet Music
This series consists of a small collection of sheet music composed by Victor Young, with some marginalia.
Series V.
Press Clippings
This series contains several clippings related to Young's compositions, including a few posthumous articles.
Series VI.
Correspondence
In this series are three letters addressed to Victor Young and a few sheets of his personal stationery.
Series VII.
Photographs
This series contains photographs of Victor Young with peers and while conducting.
Series VIII.
Oversized Music
This series consists of several handwritten scores that are oversized.
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Container List
| Series I: Movie Scores |
| A Connecticut Yankee; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| A Man Alone; property of Republic Productions, Inc., n.d. |
| A Medal for Benny; Paramount Pictures, 1944 |
| A Perilous Voyage; property of Republic Productions, Inc., n.d. |
| A Place in the Sun; property of Paramount Productions, n.d. |
| The Accused; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| Aloma of the South Seas; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| And Now Tomorrow; Paramount Pictures, 1944 |
| And Now Tomorrow; Paramount Pictures, 1944 |
| Anything Can Happen; Paramount Pictures, 1951 |
| Arise My Love; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Arizona; Columbia Pictures, 1942 |
| At Gold Old Siwash / I Want a Divorce / A Date With Destiny; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Battle Music; Paramount Pictures, 1935-1939 |
| Belle Legrand; property of Republic Productions, Inc., n.d. |
| Beyond the Blue Horizon; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| The Big Clock; Paramount Pictures, 1947 |
| Bitter Victory; Paramount Pictures, 1949 |
| The Blackbeard Pirates; R.K.O. Radio Pictures, n.d. |
| Buck Benny Rides Again; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| The Bullfighter and the Lady; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Calcutta; Paramount Pictures, 1945 |
| California; Paramount Pictures, 1946 |
| Chicago Deadline; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| China; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| The Conqueror, Ballet music, n.d. |
| The Conqueror; R.K.O. Radio Pictures, n.d. |
| The Corean Story; R.K.O. Radio Productions, n.d. |
| The Country Girl; Paramount Pictures, 1954 |
| Desert Heritage; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| Dream Girl; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| Ebb Tide; Paramount Pictures, 1937 |
| Emperor Waltz; Paramount Pictures, 1946 |
| Fair Wind to Java; property of Republic Productions,Inc., n.d. |
| Fatal Lady; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Fisherman's Wharf; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Flight Nurse; property of Republic Productions, Inc., n.d. |
| Flirting with Fate; composer's autograph, 1938 |
| For Whom the Bell Tolls; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| Forest Rangers; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| Frenchman's Creek; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| The Glass Key; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| Golden Boy; Columbia Pictures, 1939 |
| Golden Earrings; Paramount Pictures, 1946 |
| Great John L; United Artists, 1945 |
| The Great Man's Lady; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Great without Glory; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| The Greatest Show on Earth; Paramount Pictures, 1951 |
| Gulliver's Travels; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Happy Ending; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Hold Back the Dawn; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Honeychile; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Hostages; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| I Walk Alone; Paramount Pictures, 1947 |
| I Wanted Wings; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Ilano Kid; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Johnny Guitar; Paramount Pictures, 1954 |
| Jubilee Trail; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| The Laws of the Pampas; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| The Left Hand of God, n.d. |
| Light of the Western Stars; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| The Light that Failed; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Little Boy Lost; Paramount Pictures, 1953 |
| The Long Grey Line; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| The Love Letters; Paramount Pictures, 1945 |
| Maid of Salem; Paramount Pictures, 1936 |
| Masquerade in Mexico; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| Medicine Show; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Ministry of Fear; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| My Foolish Heart [2 copies]; Goldwyn, 1949 |
| Night has a Thousand Eyes; Paramount Pictures, 1947 |
| No Time for Love; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| Northwest Mounted Police; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Northwest Mounted Police; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Now and Forever; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| Now and Forever; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| Our Neighbors the Carters; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Our Very Own; Goldwyn, 1949 |
| The Outlaw; Howard Hughes Productions, n.d. |
| The Paleface; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| Palm Beach Story; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| Payment on Demand; RKO, 1951 |
| The Quiet Man; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Range War; Paramount Pictures, 1939 |
| Reaching for the Sun; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Reap the Wild Wind; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Remarkable Andrew; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| The Remarkable Andrew; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Rhythm on the River; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Rio Grande; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Road to Morocco; Paramount Pictures, 1942 |
| Road to Singapore; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Road to Zanzibar; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| Samson and Delilah; Paramount Pictures, 1949 |
| Sands of Iwo Jima; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Searching Wind; Paramount Pictures, 1946 |
| September Affair; Paramount Pictures, 1950 |
| Shane; Paramount Productions, n.d. |
| The Silver Queen; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Skylark; Paramount Pictures, 1941 |
| So Evil My Love; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| Something to Live For; Paramount Pictures, 1951 |
| Song of Sinbad; RKO Radio Pictures, n.d. |
| Songs by Victor Young, 5 volumes, n.d. |
| The Stars are Singing; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| State of the Union; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| The Story of Dr. Wassell; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| Strategic Air Command; Paramount Pictures, 1954 |
| Streets of Laredo; Paramount Pictures, 1948 |
| Tatlock Millions; Paramount Pictures, n.d. |
| Thelma Jordan; Paramount Pictures, 1949 |
| Three Coins in the Fountain, n.d. |
| Thunderbirds; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| To Each his Own [2 copies]; Paramount Pictures, 1945 |
| Trouble in the Glen; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| Two Years Before the Mast; Paramount Pictures, 1944 |
| U.S. Mail; Paramount Pictures, 1949 |
| Unconquered; Paramount Pictures, 1947 |
| The Uninvited; Paramount Pictures, 1943 |
| The Vagabond King; Paramount Pictures, 1955 |
| Venezia; composer's autograph, n.d. |
| Vogues of 1938; Paramount Pictures, 1937 |
| Way of All Flesh; Paramount Pictures, 1940 |
| Wells Fargo; Paramount Pictures. 2 volumes, 1937 |
| The Wild Blue Yonder; Republic Productions, n.d. |
| The Will Rogers Story; Warner Brothers, 1952 |
| You Came Along; Paramount Pictures, 1945 |
| Series II: Recordings |
| 7.i.1. Paul Hindemith, Quintets (Polydor #66377), n.d. |
| 7.i.2. Paul Hindemith, Quintets (Polydor #66376), n.d. |
| 7.i.3. Grieg, op. 27 (Brunswick #20040), n.d. |
| 7.i.4. Grieg, op. 54 (Victrola #9074), n.d. |
| 7.i.5. Grieg, op. 54 (Victrola #9073), n.d. |
| 7.i.6. Johann Strauss, "Reminiscences of Vienna" (Victrola #9994), n.d. |
| 7.i.7. Johann Strauss, "Artist's Life" (Victrola #9992), n.d. |
| 7.i.8. Johann Strauss, "Thousand and One Nights" (Victrola #9990), n.d. |
| 7.i.9. Johann Strauss, "My Darling Waltz" (Victrola #9991), n.d. |
| 7.i.10. Johann Strauss, "Village Swallows" (Victrola #9993), n.d. |
| 7.i.11. Johann Strauss, "Tales from the Vienna Woods" (Gramophone Co. #1828), n.d. |
| 7.i.12. A. Dubenshky, "Gossip" (Victrola #4186), n.d. |
| 7.ii.1. Victor Young, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," n.d. |
| 7.ii.2. Charles Love / Lee Wiley, n.d. |
| 7.ii.3. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.ii.4. Victor Young, "I Adore You," n.d. |
| 7.iii.1. Dorthy Fields / Jimmy McHugh, (Brunswick #6517) n.d. |
| 7.iii.2. Cab Calloway (Brunswick #6511), n.d. |
| 7.iii.3. Casa Loma Orchestra (Brunswick #6513), n.d. |
| 7.iii.4. Loring Nichols (Brunswick #6711), n.d. |
| 7.iii.5. Gus Arnheim (Brunswick #6729), n.d. |
| 7.iii.6. Loring Nichols (Brunswick #6534), n.d. |
| 7.iv.2. Victor Young, "The lights that failed," n.d. |
| 7.iv.3. "Shell Program," n.d. |
| 7.iv.4. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.iv.5. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.iv.6. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.iv.7. "Rita Improvising," n.d. |
| 7.iv.8. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.iv.9. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.iv.10. "Interlude," n.d. |
| 7.iv.11. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.iv.12. Victor Young, "Hollywood Melody Shop," n.d. |
| 7.iv.13. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.v.1. Larry Godmar (Brunswick #6565), n.d. |
| 7.v.2. Don Redman (Brunswick #6354), n.d. |
| 7.v.3. Paul Whiteman (Victor #20139), n.d. |
| 7.v.4. Studio Quartet (Brunswick #6669), n.d. |
| 7.v.5. "Die Blume von Hawai" (Polydor #24311), n.d. |
| 7.v.6. "Little Spanish Dancer" (Polydor #24357), n.d. |
| 7.v.7. Leo Reisman (Brunswick #6715), n.d. |
| 7.v.8. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.v.9. Rachmaninoff, op. 4 no. 3 (Victrola #3020), n.d. |
| 7.v.10. "Kiss Me Again," n.d. |
| 7.v.11. Isham Jones (Brunswick #6308), n.d. |
| 7.vi.1. Debussy, "Le Martyr de Saint-Sebastian" (Disque Gramophone), n.d. |
| 7.vi.2. Debussy, "Le Martyr de Saint-Sebastian" (Disque Gramophone), n.d. |
| 7.vi.3. Delius, sonata no. 1 (Gramophone Co. #1749), n.d. |
| 7.vii.1. "Our Very Own," n.d. |
| 7.vii.2. Gordon McCrae, "Now and Forever," n.d. |
| 7.vii.3. "Seine River," n.d. |
| 7.vii.4. "Festival of Rose" / "Vienna Rose," n.d. |
| 7.vii.5. "Thousand Violins," n.d. |
| 7.viii.1. Victor Young, "Air for G String," n.d. |
| 7.viii.2. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 7.viii.3. Victor Young, "Elegy to F.D.R." (found chipped 9/28/1983), n.d. |
| 7.viii.4. Victor Young, "A Love Like This," n.d. |
| 7.viii.5. Victor Young, "Love Letters," n.d. |
| 7.viii.6. Victor Young (Decca #29216), n.d. |
| 7.viii.7. Frances Langford (Decca #29216), n.d. |
| 7.viii.8. unidentified, n.d. |
| 7.viii.9. Frances Langford (Decca #29216), n.d. |
| 7.viii.10. "The Searching Wind," n.d. |
| 8.i.1. Glinka, overture (RCA Victor #7123), n.d. |
| 8.i.2. Victor Young (Decca #15012), n.d. |
| 8.i.3. Malipiero (National Gramophonic Society #104), n.d. |
| 8.i.4. Malipiero (National Gramophonic Society #103), n.d. |
| 8.i.5. Ravel (Victrola #8411), n.d. |
| 8.i.6. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 8.i.7. Montovani (London #12014), n.d. |
| 8.i.8. Victor Young (Brunswick #85002), n.d. |
| 8.i.9. Bing Crosby Show, n.d. |
| 8.i.10. "Samson and Delilah," n.d. |
| 8.i.11. unidentified, n.d. |
| 8.i.12. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 8.ii.1-6. "Fisherman's Wharf" (motion picture music), n.d. |
| 8.ii.7. Bing Crosby Show (Brunswick #20105), n.d. |
| 8.ii.8. unidentified, n.d. |
| 8.iii.1. "The Song is You," n.d. |
| 8.iii.3. "Victor Young Song," n.d. |
| 8.iii.4. "Sweet Sue," n.d. |
| 8.iii.5. Brahms concerto, n.d. |
| 8.iii.6. Roberta Hill, 11 Jan 1942 |
| 8.iii.7. unidentified, n.d. |
| 8.iii.8. "Valse Serenade" (Decca #1165), n.d. |
| 8.iii.9. "Dance of the Hours" (Decca #1119), n.d. |
| 8.iii.10. "London Fantasia" (Decca #1173), n.d. |
| 8.iii.11. "Der Freischultz" -- overture (Decca #1589), n.d. |
| 8.iii.12. Filtz, symphony (Decca #1680), n.d. |
| 8.iii.13. "Tahiti, My Island," n.d. |
| 8.iv.1. unidentified ["Pop Goes the Weasel"?], n.d. |
| 8.iv.2. "Merry Widow Waltz," n.d. |
| 8.iv.4. "Thine Alone," n.d. |
| 8.iv.5. "Thine Alone II," n.d. |
| 8.iv.6. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 8.iv.7. Reger, "Italienische Serenade" (Parlophon #9486), n.d. |
| 8.v.1. "Twilight through a Skylight," n.d. |
| 8.v.2. Victor Young interviews, n.d. |
| 8.v.3. Victor Young, "Twilight through the Skylight," n.d. |
| 8.vi.1. Hollywood Melody Shop, 16 Jan 1938 |
| 8.vi.2. Hollywood Melody Shop, n.d. |
| 8.vi.3. "Helen Colley"s Comments" -- interview, n.d. |
| 8.vi.4. "Helen Colley"s Comments" -- interview, n.d. |
| 8.vi.5. "My Heart is the Heart of the West," n.d. |
| 8.vi.6. Hollywood's Melody Shop, n.d. |
| 8.vi.7. unidentified, n.d. |
| 8.vii.1. Victor Young (Decca #15012), n.d. |
| 8.vii.2. Paul Whitemen (Columbia #50103), n.d. |
| 8.vii.3. "For Whom the Bell Tolls," n.d. |
| 8.vii.4. "A Love Like This," n.d. |
| 8.vii.5. Victor Young (Columbia #50103), n.d. |
| 8.vii.6. Jimmie Lunceford (Decca #1927), n.d. |
| 8.vii.7. Victor Young (Decca #953), n.d. |
| 8.vii.8. Victor Young (Decca #443), n.d. |
| 8.vii.9. Victor Young (Decca #562), n.d. |
| 8.vii.10. Victor Young (Decca #2441), n.d. |
| 8.viii.1. "Make Way for Tomorrow," n.d. |
| 8.viii.2. "Make Way for Tomorrow," n.d. |
| 8.viii.3. "Maid of Salem," n.d. |
| 8.viii.4. "Maid of Salem," n.d. |
| 8.viii.5. Victor Young, melody, n.d. |
| 8.viii.6. Victor Young (Decca #135), n.d. |
| 8.viii.7. Victor Young, "An Evening with June," n.d. |
| 8.viii.8. Song Theme, n.d. |
| 8.viii.9. "China" theme, n.d. |
| 8.viii.10. Song Theme, n.d. |
| 8.ix.1. Victor Young, "Ebb Tide," n.d. |
| 8.ix.2. Victor Young, "Ebb Tide," n.d. |
| 8.ix.3. Victor Young, "Ebb Tide," n.d. |
| 8.ix.4. Victor Young, "Ebb Tide," n.d. |
| 8.ix.5. Victor Young, "Salute to Columbia Square," tone poem, 30 April 1938 |
| 8.ix.6. "Compiengne Forest," 1940 |
| 8.ix.7. Victor Young, "Let's Speak of You," n.d. |
| 8.ix.8. Roberta Hill, 5 April 1942 |
| 8.ix.9. Victor Young. "Hebrew Chant," n.d. |
| 8.ix.10. unidentified, n.d. |
| 8.ix.11. Victor Young, "The Valiant," n.d. |
| 8.ix.12. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 8.ix.13. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 8.ix.14. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.i.1-7. F.D.R. 1941 Speeches, 1941 |
| 9.ii.1. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.2. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.3. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.4. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.6. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.7. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.8. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.9. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.10. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 9.ii.11. Victor Young (Artist's Recording #1203), n.d. |
| 9.ii.12. Victor Young (Artist's Recording #1206), n.d. |
| 9.iii.1. d'Albert, op. 32 nos. 2, 4, 5 (Polydor #66032), n.d. |
| 9.iii.2. Russian Folk Songs (Victrola #9797), n.d. |
| 9.iii.3. Liadow, op. 32 (Victrola #9798), n.d. |
| 9.iii.4. Iaidoff, "Kikimora" (Polydor #65901), n.d. |
| 9.iii.5. Mussorgsky, "Die Nacht auf dem Lissaberg" (Polydor #65903), n.d. |
| 9.iii.6. Bach, aria (Polydor #566027), n.d. |
| 9.iii.7. Ravel, "Bolero" (Victrola #7252), n.d. |
| 9.iii.8. Solloway, op. 23 (Polydor #66489), n.d. |
| 9.iii.9. Gershwin, "Porgy and Bess" (Victrola #11880), n.d. |
| 9.iii.10. Sibelius, op. 78 no. 2 (Gramophone Co. #206), n.d. |
| 9.iii.11. Beethoven, Romance in G Minor (Columbia #17187), n.d. |
| 9.iii.12. Beethoven, Sonata op. 27 no. 2 (Brunswick #85016), n.d. |
| 9.iv.1. Humperdink, "Hansel and Gretel" (Decca #1315), n.d. |
| 9.iv.2. Shubert, op. 170 (Decca #1327), n.d. |
| 9.iv.3. Chopin, op. 34 no. 3 (Decca #1424), n.d. |
| 9.iv.4. Berlioz, "Beatrice and Benedict" overture (Decca #1416), n.d. |
| 9.iv.5. Henry VIII Dances (Decca #1356), n.d. |
| 9.iv.6. "Fra Diavolo" overture (Decca #1489), n.d. |
| 9.iv.7. Mendelssohn, op. 95 (Decca #1326), n.d. |
| 9.iv.8. Berlioz, op. 9 (Decca #1552), n.d. |
| 9.iv.9. Auber, "Masaniello" overture (Decca #1314), n.d. |
| 9.iv.10. Thomas, "Raymond" overture (Decca #1299), n.d. |
| 9.iv.11. "Norma" overture (Decca #1219), n.d. |
| 9.iv.12. Tchaikovsky, March Slav (Decca #1282), n.d. |
| 9.v.1. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.v.2. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.v.3. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.v.4. ""Miss You" Kiss," n.d. |
| 9.v.5. Bernard, "The Swan," n.d. |
| 9.v.6. "Last Night When We Were Young," n.d. |
| 9.vi.1. Tchaikovsky, "Casse Noisette Suite" (Columbia #50000), n.d. |
| 9.vi.2. Tchaikovsky, "Casse Noisette Suite" (Columbia #50001), n.d. |
| 9.vi.3. Tchaikovsky, "Casse Noisette Suite" (Columbia #50002), n.d. |
| 9.vi.4. Kern, "The cat and the fiddle" (Decca #649), n.d. |
| 9.vi.5. Layton, "Dear Old Southland," n.d. |
| 9.vi.6. Sibelius, op. 25 (Columbia #68590), n.d. |
| 9.vi.7. Wagner, "Siegfried Idyll" (Columbia #67318), n.d. |
| 9.vi.8. Wagner, "Siegfried Idyll" (Columbia #67319), n.d. |
| 9.vi.9. Liszt, "Mazeppa" (Polydor #66788), n.d. |
| 9.vi.10. Dukas, "The Sorcerer"s Apprentice" (Polydor #66894), n.d. |
| 9.vi.11. Dukas, "Ariane and Blue Beard" (Victrola #9277), n.d. |
| 9.vi.12. Delius, sonata no. 1 (Gramophone Co. #1750), n.d. |
| 9.vii.1. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.2. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.3. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.4. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.5. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.6. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.7. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.8. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.vii.9. Victor Young, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," n.d. |
| 9.vii.10. "Victor Young, Elegy," n.d. |
| 9.viii.1. Test for Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.viii.2. Victor Young, "Street of a Dream," n.d. |
| 9.viii.3. Victor Young, "Worlds Apart," n.d. |
| 9.viii.4. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.viii.5. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 9.viii.6. unidentified, n.d. |
| 9.viii.7. Victor Young, "Motherless Child," n.d. |
| 9.viii.8. Victor Young, "Beautiful Love," n.d. |
| 9.viii.9. Victor Young, "Tiger Rag," n.d. |
| 9.viii.10. Lee Wiley, " Mother's Child," n.d. |
| 9.viii.11. "Sylvia," n.d. |
| 9.viii.12. "I Surrender Dear," n.d. |
| 10.i.1-6. Victor Young, "The Conqueror," n.d. |
| 10.i.7. Victor Young, "My Heart's Desire" (MGM #30596), n.d. |
| 10.i.8. The Gaylords, "Sweet Sue," n.d. |
| 10.i.9. Victor Young, "Twilight Nocturne," n.d. |
| 10.i.10. "Strange Sensation," n.d. |
| 10.i.11. "My Foolish Heart," n.d. |
| 10.i.12. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.1. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.2. "Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.3. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.4. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.5. "Johnny Guitar," n.d. |
| 10.ii.6. "Autumn in Rome," n.d. |
| 10.ii.7. "Theme for Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.8. "The Bad and the Beautiful," n.d. |
| 10.ii.9. "Anna Magnana," n.d. |
| 10.ii.10. "Theme for Love," n.d. |
| 10.ii.12. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.iii.1. Schuman, Symphony no. 4, n.d. |
| 10.iii.2. Schuman, Symphony no. 4, n.d. |
| 10.iii.3. Schuman, Symphony no. 4, n.d. |
| 10.iii.4. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.5. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.6. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.7. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.8. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.9. Rachmaninoff, Symphony no. 2, n.d. |
| 10.iii.10. "The Dubarry" selections, n.d. |
| 10.iii.11. Tchaikovsky, "Pourquoi," n.d. |
| 10.iii.12. Rachmaninoff, "Le Coucou," n.d. |
| 10.iv.1. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.2. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.3. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.4. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.5. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.6. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.iv.7. Puccini, "Madame Butterfly," n.d. |
| 10.v.1. Victor Young, waltz, n.d. |
| 10.v.2. Victor Young, theme, n.d. |
| 10.v.3. Victor Young, "Let's Speak of You," n.d. |
| 10.v.4. Victor Young, piano test, n.d. |
| 10.v.5. Victor Young, "Hollywood Waltz," n.d. |
| 10.v.6. Victor Young, "You Saved my Life," n.d. |
| 10.v.8. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.v.9. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.vi.1.Victor Young, "Stella by Starlight," n.d. |
| 10.vi.2. "Leaves of Grass" (Radio #11774), n.d. |
| 10.vi.3. "Now and Forever" (ABC #32286), n.d. |
| 10.vi.4. "Golden Earrings," n.d. |
| 10.vi.5. Frank Sinatra, "Mad about You," n.d. |
| 10.vi.6. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 10.vi.7. "Open Night," n.d. |
| 10.vi.8. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 10.vi.9. Victor Young, "Elegy," n.d. |
| 10.vi.10. "Mad about You," n.d. |
| 10.vi.11. Victor Young, "Hendle," n.d. |
| 10.vi.12. "When I Fall in Love," n.d. |
| 10.vi.13. "Travelin' Light," n.d. |
| 10.vii.1.Victor Young, "Love in Search for a Word," n.d. |
| 10.vii.2. "My Guy and I," n.d. |
| 10.vii.3. "My Guy and I," n.d. |
| 10.vii.4. Victor Young, "Geraldine," n.d. |
| 10.vii.5. Victor Young, pop song, n.d. |
| 10.vii.6. "Your Eyes," n.d. |
| 10.vii.7. "Just One Kiss," n.d. |
| 10.vii.8. "Sinbad" theme, n.d. |
| 10.vii.9. "My Guy and I," n.d. |
| 10.vii.10. "My Guy and I," n.d. |
| 10.vii.11.Victor Young, n.d. |
| 10.viii.1. "Let's Call it a Day," n.d. |
| 10.viii.2. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.viii.3. "Rockin' Chair," n.d. |
| 10.viii.4. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.viii.5. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.viii.6. "There I Go Dreaming," n.d. |
| 10.viii.7. unidentified, n.d. |
| 10.viii.8. "Mona Lisa," n.d. |
| 10.viii.9. "De Neter," n.d. |
| 10.viii.10. "Rondo -- Mendelssohn," n.d. |
| 11.i.1. "When I'm in your Arms" (Victor #20501), n.d. |
| 11.i.2. "Indian Cradle Song" (Victor #21562), n.d. |
| 11.i.3. "When a Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry" (Decca #18173), n.d. |
| 11.i.4. "When I Fall in Love" (Coral #61006), n.d. |
| 11.i.5. "When I Fall in Love" (Blue Mill #102), n.d. |
| 11.ii.1. "Seventh Heaven," n.d. |
| 11.ii.2. "Put a Sou Away," n.d. |
| 11.ii.3. "Seventh Heaven," n.d. |
| 11.ii.4. "If it's a Dream," n.d. |
| 11.ii.6. "C'est la Vie," n.d. |
| 11.ii.7. "Love Sneaks up on You," n.d. |
| 11.ii.8. "A Miss You Kiss," n.d. |
| 11.ii.9. unidentified, n.d. |
| 11.ii.10. unidentified ["Miss You Kiss"?], n.d. |
| 11.iii.1. unidentified ["Beyond the Blue Horizon"?], n.d. |
| 11.iii.2. unidentified, n.d. |
| 11.iii.3. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 11.iii.4. unidentified ["The Outlaw"?], n.d. |
| 11.iii.5. "Maid of Salem," n.d. |
| 11.iii.8. Victor Young, n.d. |
| 11.iv.1. unidentified ["Love Theme"?], n.d. |
| 11.iv.2. unidentified "So Sorry"?], n.d. |
| 11.iv.3. unidentified, n.d. |
| 11.iv.4. unidentified, n.d. |
| 11.iv.5. unidentified, n.d. |
| 11.iv.6. unidentified ["The Good Luck Charm"?], n.d. |
| 11.iv.7. unidentified ["What Do You See in That Guy"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.8. unidentified ["Kuntsig"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.9. unidentified ["The Letter"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.10. unidentified ["D Chord"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.11. unidentified ["Dale"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.12. unidentified ["Nitro-Glycerine"?] n.d. |
| 11.iv.13. unidentified ["The Station Wagon"?] n.d. |
| 11.v.2. "Isn't it Romantic," n.d. |
| 11.v.3. "Hollywood Hotel Rehearsal," n.d. |
| 11.v.4. "Hollywood Hotel," n.d. |
| 11.v.6. "Victor Young Melody," n.d. |
| 11.v.7. "Drums in My Heart," n.d. |
| 11.v.8. "Sweet Sue," n.d. |
| 11.vi.1-12. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 11.vii.1. Victor Young test, n.d. |
| 11.vii.2. "I've Got the Rights to Sing the Blues," n.d. |
| 11.vii.3. "Dirty Blues," n.d. |
| 11.vii.4. "Why Do I Love you?," n.d. |
| 11.vii.5. "Make Believe," n.d. |
| 11.vii.6. "Showboat Overture," n.d. |
| 11.vii.7. "David Hamelech," n.d. |
| 11.vii.8. Victor Young test, n.d. |
| 11.vii.9. Victor Young test, n.d. |
| 11.vii.10. Victor Young, "Piano Duet," n.d. |
| 11.viii.1. "Blackbird Melody," n.d. |
| 11.viii.2. "Stella by Starlight," n.d. |
| 11.viii.3. Waltz from "Now and Forever," n.d. |
| 11.viii.4. "Blackbird Melody," n.d. |
| 11.viii.5. "Her Name is Mary," n.d. |
| 11.viii.6. Victor Young, "Navajo," n.d. |
| 11.viii.8. "I Must Have that Man," n.d. |
| 11.viii.9. "Harlemania," n.d. |
| 11.viii.10. "Squeeze Me," n.d. |
| 11.viii.11. "California," n.d. |
| 11.viii.12. "Leaves of Grass," n.d. |
| 11.viii.13. "Missing Papers," n.d. |
| Series III: Awards and Memorabilia |
| 1.1. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Samson and Delilah," December 31, 1950 |
| 1.2. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Around the World in 80 Days," December 31, 1956 |
| 1.3. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Written in the Wind" by Victor Young and Sammy Cahn, December 31, 1956 |
| 1.4. Exhibitor Laurel Award 1950/51; 1951/52; 1952/53; 1953/54; 1954 |
| 1.5. Down Beat Award 1955--Best Scoring for TV Series--"Medic," 1955 |
| 1.6. wooden plaque--Best Score for "Around the World in 80 Days," Down Beat, 1956 |
| 1.6.1 funeral guest book, 1956 |
| 1.7. citation from Hollywood Canteen signed by Bette Davis, n.d. |
| 2.1. nomination by American Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) for score for "Golden Boy,""Gulliver's Travels," "Man of Conquest," and "Way Down South," January 11, 1940 |
| 2.2. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Arizona," "The Dark Command,""North West Mounted Police," and "Arise, My Love," January 11, 1941 |
| 2.3. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Hold Back the Dawn," January 11, 1942 |
| 2.4. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Flying Tigers," "SilverQueen," and "Take a Letter, Darling," December 31, 1942 |
| 2.5. nomination by AMPAS for score for "For Whom the Bell Tolls," December 31, 1943 |
| 2.6. nomination by AMPAS for score for "Love Letters," December 31, 1945 |
| 2.7. nomination by AMPAS for score for "The Emperor Waltz," 1948 |
| 2.8. nomination by AMPAS for score for "My Foolish Heart," 1949 |
| 2.9. Best Picture of the Month Blue Ribbon Award 2/37 "Maid of Salem"--Musical Director, 1937 |
| 2.10. Best Picture of the Month Blue Ribbon Award 1/38 "Wells Fargo"--Musical Director, 1938 |
| 2.11. Best Picture of the Month Blue Ribbon Award 12/39 "Gulliver's Travels"--Music, 1939 |
| 2.12. Academy of Television Arts and Sciences nomination for Best Scoring of a Dramatic or Variety, 1954 |
| 2.13. Academy of Television Arts and Sciences nomination for Best Original Music Composed for TV, 1954 |
| 2.14. Citation to Victor Young--Membership in ASCAP, April 28,1932 |
| 2.15. US Treasury Department citation to Victor Young, December 31, 1945 |
| 2.16. Autographed fragment--Overture "In Bohemia" by Hadley, n.d. |
| 3.1.1. Academy Award for "Around the World in 80 Days" (oversized), 1954 |
| 3.1.2. Golden Globe for Best Score of a Television Drama (oversized), 1954 |
| 3.1.3. Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association award for "September Affair" (oversized), 1951 |
| Series 4: Sheet Music |
| 4.1. "Mama" (For Whom The Bell Tolls), 1943 |
| 4.2. "Pablo and Bacchus" (For Whom The Bell Tolls), 1943 |
| 4.3. "Massacre, pt. II" (For Whom The Bell Tolls), 1943 |
| 4.4. "A Love Like This," 1943 |
| 4.5. "A Man Has a Dream," n.d. |
| 4.6. "A Man Has a Dream," n.d. |
| 4.7. "Upper 5th Ave.," by Arthur Kent, 1947 |
| 4.8. "Around the World in 80 Days," 1956 |
| 4.9. "Just One Kiss," 1951 |
| 4.10. "The Seven Hills of Rome," 1956 |
| 4.11. "When I Fall in Love," 1952 |
| Series 5: Press Clippings |
| 5.1. Clippings, originals, 1936-1948 |
| 5.2. Clippings, copies, 1936-1948 |
| 5.3. Clipping, picture of Victor Young, 1945 |
| 5.6. Hollywood Reporter, vol. CXLI. no. 29, 1956 |
| 5.7. Pamphlet: Ned E. Williams, "Victor Young: Musical Genius of the Generation," n.d. |
| 5.8. Pamphlet: Ned E. Williams, "Victor Young: Musical Genius of the Generation," n.d. |
| Series VI: Correspondence |
| 6.1. Letter from Capt. Howard H. Montgomery to Victor Young, July 16, 1945 |
| 6.2. Letter from Hollywood Bowl Association to Victor Young, July 24, 1945 |
| 6.3. Blank Victor Young stationery, n.d. |
| Series VII: Photographs |
| 7.1. Victor Young conducting, 1947 |
| 7.2. Cartoon photo of Victor Young to friends, n.d. |
| 7.3. Victor Young with autograph, n.d. |
| 7.4. Victor Young with Benny Goodman, n.d. |
| 7.5. Portrait of Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.6. Portrait of Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.7. Portrait of Victor Young, n.d. |
| 7.8. Victor Young with Alfred Wallenstein, n.d. |
| 7.9. Victor Young with Alfred Wallenstein, n.d. |
| 7.10. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.11. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.12. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.13. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.14. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.15. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.16. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.17. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| 7.18. Victor Young conducting, n.d. |
| Series VIII: Oversized Music |
| 8.1. "Ebb Tide: Sunrise and Sunset," n.d. |
| 8.2. "Pearls on Velvet," n.d. |
| 8.3. "New York City Ghost," n.d. |
| 8.4. "Gone with the Wind," n.d. |
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