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Recording includes: PAIRS, Christian Wolff, performed by Edward P. Diemente –Organ, Jay Girill – Bassoon [annotated program found with reel notes that Jay Girill played the Basson and not Dennis Godburn as originally printed], Patrick Lydick – Keyboard, and Stuart Smith – Percussion; PIECE FOR CLARINET AND TAPE, Edward Miller, performed by Henry Larsen – Clarinet; HERE AND THERE A FLOWER FROZEN, Stuart Smith, performed by Jay Girill – Saxophone, Patrick Lydick - Short wave radio, and Stuart Smith – Piano; LITANY - for Organ and Electronic Tape, Richard Felciano, performed by Elizabeth Sollenberger - Organ; DIMENSIONS lll - Saxophone and Electronic Tape, Edward P. Diemente, performed by Donald Sinta – Saxophone; MITSYN MUSlC - Electronic Tape alone, Robert Ceely; ENVELOP, David Macbride, performed by Stuart Smith – Percussion; SEE THAT YE LOVE ONE ANOTHER - Organ and Electronic Tape, Daniel Pinkham, performed by Edward E. Clark – Organ; IN MEMORlAM - Voice and Electronic Tape, Emerson Meyers, performed by Marsha Hogan – Soprano; DIMENSIONS II, Edward P. Diemente, performed by Edward P. Diemente – Organ, Jay Girill – Saxophone, and Dennis Godburn – Bassoon; IONIZATION, Edgard Varese, performed by Percussion Ensemble, with Alexander Lepak – Director

Audio recording of a Connecticut Public Radio broadcast of An Elliott Carter Retrospective On The Composer's 70th Birthday presented by the Hartt College of Music's Institute of Contemporary American Music (ICAM). The broadcast, Elliott Carter 70th Birthday Celebration, is hosted by Albert Goss, co-hosted by Donald Harris, and includes James Sellars and Hartt students, as well as interviews with Elliott Carter. The performances were held on February 1 and 3, additional recordings were conducted on February 8, and were broadcast on February 11. The ICAM recordings include: The Harmony of Morning (for women's voices and small orchestra, 1944), performed by the Hartt Chamber Singers and performing ensemble, conducted by David Katz; Duo, for piano and violin (1974), performed by Cyrus Stevens (violin) and Henry Martin (piano); interview of Elliott Carter by Donald Harris; [Part 2 of recording] String Quartet No. 3 (1971) -- Duo I (violin and cello): Furioso; Leggerissimo; Andante espressivo; Pizzicato giocosco - Duo II (violin and viola): Maestoso, Grazioso; Pizzicato giusto, meccanico; Scorrevole; Largo Tranquillo; Appassionato, performed by the Composers String Quartet (featuring Matthew Raimondi and Anahid Ajemian - violins, Jean Dane - viola, and Mark Shuman - violoncello.); Variations for Orchestra (1955), performed by the Hartt Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Kurt Klippstatter; discussion of Elliott Carter's works with Elliott Carter, James Sellars, and three Hartt students; String Quartet No. 2 (1959) -- Introduction, I. Allegro fantastico - Cadenza for violin, II. Presto scherzando - Cadenza for cello, III. Andante espressivo - Cadenza for violin, IV. Allegro, Conclusion, performed by the Composers String Quartet.

Audio recording of a faculty recital by Joan Glazier with Hartt faculty member Herbert Chatzky (piano) on October 24, 1967 at 8:30p.m. in Millard Auditorium. Program includes: 'TIS NATURE'S VOICE by Henry Purcell; CEASE, O MY SAD SOUL by Henry Purcell; MI TRADI QUELL' ALMA INGRATA' by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; AUS! AUS! by Gustav Mahler; WER HAT DIES LIEDLEIN ERDACHT?, by Gustav Mahler, SCHEIDEN UND MEIDEN by Gustav Mahler; BEAU SOIR by Claude Debussy; MANDOLINE by Claude Debussy; ROMANCE by Claude Debussy; DEPUIS LE JOUR by Gustav Charpentier; DEUX MELODIES HEBRAIQUES - I. Kaddisch and II. L'Enigme Eternelle by Maurice Ravel; MAH GODLU by Abraham Ellstein; RAIN HAS FALLEN by Samuel Barber; SLEEP NOW by Samuel Barber, and I HEAR AN ARMY by Samuel Barber.

Audio recording of a faculty recital by Joan Glazier (Soprano) with accompanist Gilda Glazer* on Sunday, November 14, 1971 at 3:30 p.m. in Millard Auditorium. Recording includes: Reel 1, side 1 - BESS OF BEDLAM by Henry Purcell (412); WHAT CAN WE POOR FEMALES DO? by Henry Purcell (133); LET THE BRIGHT SERAPHIM (FROM "SAMSON") by G. F. Handel (5.98), featuring Roger Murtha* - trumpet; IL MIO BEN QUANDO VERRA by Giovanni Paisiello (5.69); SE FLORINDO È FEDELE by Alessandro Scarlatti (2.17); IL CAPRO E LA CAPRETTA (FROM "LE NOZZE Dl FIGARO'') by W. A. Mozart (3.49); SULEIKA by Franz Schubert (7.55). Reel 2 - DIE LIEBE HAT GELOGEN by Franz Schubert (240); GRETCHEN AM SPINNRADE by Franz Schubert (389); ABSCHEULICHER! WO EILST DU HIN? RECITATIVE AND ARIA (FROM ''FIDELIO") by Ludwig van Beethoven (7.40). Reel 1, side 2 - LIA'S RECITATIVE AND ARIA (FROM "L'ENFANT PRODIGUE'') by Claude Debussy; THREE SONGS WITHOUT WORDS – Arioso, Ballad, Sephardic Melody by P. Ben-Haim (342, 299, 294); ANDROMACHE'S FAREWELL by Samuel Barber (1560). *Hartt College faculty member.

Recording includes: SENTIMIENTO, Manuel Infante, performed by Irene Kahn and Moshe Paranov; PETITE SUITE -En Bateau, Cortege, Menuet, Ballet, Claude Debussy, performed by Irene Kahn, Raymond Hanson, Moshe Paranov, and Elizabeth Warner; PARIS SUITE -Montmartre, L'ile Saint-Louis, Montparnasse, Bateaux Mouches, Longchamp, La Tour Eiffel, Darius Milhaud performed by Irene Kahn, Raymond Hanson, Moshe Paranov and Elizabeth Warner; SONATA –Prelude, Rustique, Final, Francis Poulenc performed by Elizabeth Warner and Raymond Hanson; LE CARNAVAL DES ANIMAUX - Introduction et Marche Royale du Lion –Hemiones, Tortues, L'Elephant, Kangourous, Aquarium Le Coucou an fond des bois -Voliere, Fossiles, Le Cygne, Charles Camille Saint-Saens, performed by Irene Kahn, Raymond Hanson, Moshe Paranov and Elizabeth Warner, Narrator - A. M. Woodruff, The Elephant -Bertram Turetzky, The Swan -David Wells, The Fossils -Alexander Lepak, and The Bird - Carl Bergner

Recording includes: CONCERTO FOR FOUR PIANOS, Op. 230, Czerny; SCARAMOUCHE – SUITE FOR TWO PIANO – Vif, Modere, Brasileira , Milhaud, performed by Irene Kahn and Moshe Paranov; ERNANI, INVOLAMI FROM ERNANI, Verdi, performed by Francesca Roberto; HEIMLICHE AUFFORDERUNG, Op. 27, No. 3, Richard Strauss; RAUM DURCH DIE DAMMERUNG, Op. 29, No. 1, Richard Strauss; AI GIA VINTA LA CAUSA! AND VEDRO MENTR' IO SOSPIRO FROM ACT III OF LE NOZZE DO FIGARO, Mozart, performed by Arthur Thompson; CHILDREN'S PIECES, Bizet; MARCH – SUITE No.2, Op. 17, Rachmaninoff, performed by Elizabeth Warner and Raymond Hanson; Le Carnaval des Animaux, Saint-Saëns, narrated by Jean Colbert and Edward M. Carter