Showing 12 results

The fonds contains the professional and working material of Alice Postner in her career as a music teacher and composer. It consists of texual records and music manuscripts used as teaching material; copies of her own compositions; biographical articles; correspondence; recital programmes and invitations.

Fonds consists of scripts, promotional material, newspaper clippings and correspondence related to Chayele Grober's career in theatre. Fonds comprises a single series of twenty files. The Fonds contains a large amount of correspondence received by Mr. and Mrs. Ravitch from C. Grober, possibly indicating that all or part of the Fonds was first collected by them prior to donation.

This fonds consists of recorded concert programmes, research files, financial records, correspondence, biographia on Marvin Duchow, and biographia on the recorded concerts, created or collected by Clarence Fink relating to his role as director of the recorded concerts at the Jewish Public Library.

Consists of audio recordings, textual records, photographs, and artefacts pertaining to the life and career of Ethel Stark.

1 file of textual records containing a score of sheet music.

The fonds consists of mimeographed sheet music composed and collected by cantor Jacob Rosemarin. The four files contain cantorial music, Yiddish folk songs and choral arrangements.

The fonds contains records mostly pertaining to the schooling and career of Judith Seidel. This takes the form of a number of diplomas, manuscripts, and correspondence from McGill University as well as from, later on in her life, Loyola College, where Seidel studied Libraries. Correspondence in the fonds vouches for Seidel's credibility as an employee. Some materials, including certificates and invitations to performances, attest to Seidel's career as a pianist. Finally, some materials related to Judish Seidel's death--including her obituary and certificates in her honour--can be found in the fonds.

Fonds consists of 5 folders of material, mainly ephemera and press clippings. Clippings consist of magazine and newpaper articles which report on Muhlstock's life and work, including his passing. Other material include pamphlets, invitations and other ephemera from Muhlstock's exhibits.

Series 1 includes textual records and photographs, which are arranged chronologically by the event or concert. Series 2 includes textual records, photographs and audiovisual material of associated professional and personal material that reflects Mr. Gesser’s long-standing involvement in the Montreal and Canadian entertainment field. These records are arranged by topic. Files also include newspaper clippings for information and reference purposes.

SERIES 1 – Containers 001-017, 021 (Over-sized)
SERIES 2 – Containers 018-022, 021 (Over-sized) 022, 023

Sheet music and sheet music books belonging to Dorothy Sylvia (née Segal) Raichmann. Education certifications and documentation of John Raichmann, focused on his teaching qualifications and experiences as a teacher in various locations, Saskatchewan mainly from 1921 to 1931. Also includes certification of taking courses in Ottawa. Notes and newspaper clippings dealing with the history of Jews in both Saskatchewan and Ottawa. Military documentation of John Raichmann.