THE OSCAR PETERSON FONDS

Numerical List

by 

Stéphane Jean

Ottawa, 2000

Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data

National Library of Canada  
The Oscar Peterson fonds [computer file] : numerical list

Issued also in French under title: Le fonds Oscar‑Peterson, répertoire
numérique. Includes indexes. 
Issued also in printed form on demand. 
Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
Issued by: Music Division. 
Cat. no.: SN3‑329/2000E‑IN 
ISBN 0‑660‑18199‑1

1.	Peterson, Oscar, 1925‑ ‑‑Archives‑‑Catalogs. 2. Jazz musicians‑
Canada‑‑Archives‑‑Catalogs. 3. National Library of Canada. Music 
Division‑‑Archives‑‑Catalogs. I. Jean, Stéphane, 1964‑ lI. National 
Library of Canada. Music Division. III. Title.

ML136.088P485 2000 	016.7862'165'092  		C00‑900724‑5

Cover: Oscar Peterson's hands on the keyboard, [194‑?]. Photograph: D.C. Langford. Courtesy 
of Canadian Pacific Archives.

Graphic design: Denis Schryburt

© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada (2000), as represented by the National Library of 
Canada.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without prior written permission of the National Library of Canada, Canada K1A ON4.

Cat. No. SN3‑329/2000E‑IN 
ISBN 0‑660‑18199‑1

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………………………………5 	

ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS…………………………………………………………6

ABOUT THE FONDS…………………………………………………………………………….7 

DESCRIPTION OF THE FONDS……………………………………………………………….9

MUS 199/A Correspondence……………………………………………………………………...9 

MUS 199/B Concerts……………………………………………………………………………..19		

MUS 199/B1		Concert Programs and Promotional Material.………19 

MUS 199/B2		Posters..……………………………………………...23

MUS 199/B3 		Tours..……………………………………………….23

MUS 199/B4 		Miscellaneous.……………………………………....23

MUS 199/C	Awards, Honours and Tributes………………………………………...24 

MUS 199/D	Printed Material Concerning Oscar Peterson..………………………....29 

MUS 199/D1 		Press Clippings....…………………………………...29 

MUS 199/D2 		Periodicals.. ………………………………………...30

MUS 199/D3  		Miscellaneous.………………………………………31 

MUS 199/E	Drawings, Serigraph and Reproductions……………………………….33

MUS 199/F	Photographs..……………………………………………………………..34

MUS 199/G	Miscellaneous…………………………………………………………......36

FILE INDEX    …………………………………………………………………………………..38

PROPER NAME AND TITLE INDEX………………………………………………………...39 

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 Jazz has become my total way of life.  It is such an all
encompassing      expression,      that    I    find  myself 
 immediately  relating experience  to music rather  than 
              to words. This tells me that jazz has obviously become 
                                                              in my life at least, the total emotional experience.

Oscar Peterson, [197-?]

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INTRODUCTION

This finding aid is classified as a numerical list because it describes the fonds at the file level. Descriptive notes have also been prepared for the overall presentation of the fonds as well as for each series. The different levels of description thus enable researchers to locate the information by proceeding from the general to the specific.

The descriptive note for each file contains a file code, the title, the inclusive dates, the type of record (textual records, audio discs, photographs, etc.), the number or linear quantity of textual records and the number of photographic, iconographic or audio records, a description of the file's contents when it contains different types of records, and a section reserved for notes. This part is important because it contains information on the nature of the records (original and copies) and reference numbers for any sound recordings. In addition to the preceding elements, the introductions to the fonds and the series also include a biographical sketch (for the fonds only), and a section devoted to the scope of the records.

This finding aid does not contain any file marked "undated". Whenever undated records were encountered, a date was assigned using the following recording conventions: [1959?1: probable date; [ca. 1950]: approximate date; [197‑1: decade certain; [197‑?]: probable decade.
The file code, which enables files to be located quickly and accurately, is structured as follows:

	MUS 199/133,2

MUS:	 Repository (Music Division) 
199: 	 Fonds (Oscar Peterson fonds) 
B: 	 Series (Concerts) 
3: 	 Sub‑series (Posters)
2: 	 File (Posters)

The numerical list is also accompanied by an index of proper names and titles. The references in this index are to file codes, not to page numbers. For simplicity, the first two elements of the file codes have been omitted (for example, MUS 199/133,2 becomes 133,2). In addition, an index of files has been established to match file codes with box numbers.

Lastly, this finding aid adheres to the standards prescribed in the Rules for Archival Description, prepared by the Bureau of Canadian Archivists.

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ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

BBC 		British Broadcasting Corporation

b&w 		black and white

ca. 		circa

cab. 		cabinet

cm 		centimetre(s)

Col. 		colour

hr(s) 		hours(s)

m 		metre(s)

min. 		minute(s)

sec. 		second(s)

SOCAN 	Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada

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ABOUT THE FONDS

MUS 199 		OSCAR PETERSON FONDS. 1940‑1998. ‑ 2.42 m of textual records. ‑
598 photographs: b&w and col.; 57 x 48 cm or smaller. ‑ 3 slides: col. 
8 graphic records; 65 x 88 cm or smaller ‑8 audio tape cassettes
(ca. 5 hrs).

Biographical Sketch

Pianist, singer and composer born in Montreal, Quebec, Oscar Peterson studied piano with  his sister before pursuing his training with pianists Lou Hooper and Paul de Marky. In  1940, he won an amateur music contest and about this time began his radio program  Fifteen Minutes Piano Rambling. In 1945, he was also a guest on the Canadian  Broadcasting Corporation programs Light Up and Listen and The Happy Gang. From 1948  to 1949, he formed a trio with double bassist Austin "Ozzie" Roberts, drummer Clarence  Jones and, for a time, guitarist Ben Johnson. The trio performed in the Alberta Lounge club and on radio station CFCF in Montreal. In 1951, under the management of American impresario Norman Granz, the artist formed a new trio (piano, guitar and double bass) in the United States. With his trio and as a soloist, Oscar Peterson gave many concerts in the United States, Canada and Europe.

An artist with an international reputation, he was among the highest‑ranked pianists in a number of surveys by Down Beat magazine and other periodicals. In addition to the Montreal International Jazz Festival, Peterson has participated in numerous other festivals throughout the world, including the Montreux Jazz Festival, the Bergen International Festival, the Spoleto Festival, the Ravinia Festival, the Antibes‑Juan‑les‑Pins International Jazz Festival, the North Sea Jazz Festival and the Molde International Jazz Festival. In 1960, he opened the Advanced School of Contemporary Music in Toronto with musicians Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen and Phil Nimmons. During the 1960s, he published his Jazz Exercises and Pieces for the Young Jazz Pianists and in 1985, became an Assistant professor at York University. On television during the 1970s, he hosted Oscar Peterson Presents (CTV) and Piano Party (BBC). In 1992, Elitha Peterson Productions Inc., with the support of the National Film Board of Canada and the CBC, produced the documentary In the Key of Oscar on Peterson's life and music.

Peterson's compositions include Canadiana Suite, Hallelujah Time, Blues for Big Scotia, African Suite, Land of the Misty Giants, A Royal Wedding Suite, Easter Suite, Samba Sentive and Hymn to Freedom. Winner of many Grammy Awards, he was also made an Officer of the Order of Canada (1972), Companion of the Order of Canada (1984), Officer of the Ordre des arts et des lettres in France (1989), Chancellor of York University (1991) and Chevalier of the Ordre national du Quebec (1991).

Scope and Content

The fonds comprises records pertaining to the musical activities and popularity of Oscar Peterson. Among other items, the fonds contains biographical records, passports, correspondence, contracts, concert programs, promotional material, concert tickets,

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itineraries, reports, posters, invitations, diplomas, musical works, texts of interviews, notebooks, periodicals, brochures, press releases, bulletins, calendars, press clippings, photographs mainly of Oscar Peterson and other artists, and sound recordings of other musicians.

The fonds comprises the following series: MUS 199/A Correspondence; MUS 199/B Concerts; MUS 199/C Awards, Honours and Tributes; MUS 199/D Printed Material Concerning Oscar Peterson; MUS 199/E Drawings, Serigraph and Reproductions; MUS 199/F Photographs; and MUS 199/G Miscellaneous.

Notes

Fonds acquired by donation from Oscar Peterson, in several accruals, between 1991 and 1997.

The Music Division does not hold the copyright to the records in its custody. Researchers must therefore comply with the Copyright Act.

Further accruals to the fonds are expected.

Originals and copies.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE FONDS

MUS 199/A	 CORRESPONDENCE. ‑ 1945‑1998. ‑ 72 cm of textual records. ‑ 58 
  photographs: b&w and col.; 25.5 x 20.5 cm or smaller. ‑ 3 slides: col. – 
  8 audio tape cassettes (ca. 5 hrs).

This series contains personal and professional correspondence and letters from admirers. The numerous correspondents include the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the RCA Victor Company Limited, Dietrich Schulz‑Köehn, the CBS Television Network, the Billy Strayhorn Memorial Concert, the Canadian Embassy, the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the Toronto Symphony, Paul Artkinson, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Douglas Fisher, the Toronto Symphony Women's Committee, the National Film Board of Canada, Liona Boyd, Bill Hopper, Laval University, Amnesty International, Justin Time Records Inc., Gene Lees, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Arnold van Kampen, the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz, Dudley Moore, Richard Palmer, the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Duke Street Records, the African National Congress, John Bowden, Brian Mulroney, Gregory Fine, Laurie Gillespie, John Rosenberg, the Ravinia Festival, Leo Butticci, Quincy Jones, The Glenn Gould Foundation, Ella Fitzgerald, Jean Chretien, the Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, the Banff Centre for the Arts, the Los Angeles Jazz Society, Francoise Bouzon‑Thiam, Marian McPartland, the Greta Leeming Studio of Dance, the Toronto Children's Chorus, America's Jazz Heritage, Rainer Böhlke and Queen Elizabeth 11.

The series also includes a number of enclosures such as press clippings, music scores, photographs and sound recordings.

Originals and copies .

 
MUS 199/A, 1 		Correspondence. ‑ 1945‑1966. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.
 			File containing correspondence with, among others, the RCA
 			Victor Company Limited, Vincent Youmans, Dietrich
 			Schulz‑Köehn, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Hans
 			Georg Brunner‑Schwer, the CBS Television Network and Dave
 			Jampel.
 			Originals and copies

 MUS 199/A, 2 		Correspondence. ‑ 1967‑1979. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records. ‑
 			1 photograph: b&w; 24 x 19.5 cm.
 			File containing correspondence with, among others, Stanley
 			Howard, Roncom Productions Inc., Jonathan Winters, the Billy
 			Strayhorn Memorial Concert, Edward Padula, Edward
 			Schreyer, the Canadian Embassy, the Canadian High
 			Commission, the Toronto Symphony and the National
 			Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.
 			The letter dated October 20, 1977 is accompanied by a
 			 photograph.
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/A, 3 		Correspondence. ‑ 1980‑1983. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  -
2 slides: Col.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Paul  
Artkinson, Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology,  
Humber College, Peter Leverman, Festival Productions Inc.,  
Dick Hyman, Douglas Fisher, the Toronto Symphony Women's  
Committee, the Beethoven Foundation Inc., Northwestern  
University, Lucio Agostini, Fresco Marketing &  
Communications Inc. and Pierre Elliott Trudeau.  
The letter dated July 21, 1982 is accompanied by two slides  of     drawings.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 4 		Correspondence. ‑ 1984. ‑ 2 cm of textual records. ‑ 1 slide: Col.
File containing correspondence with, among others, 
Ove Hahn, the Beethoven Foundation Inc., Electro Sonic, 
R. Roy McMurtry, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 
Fresco Marketing & Communications Inc., Concept Equity
Funding Ltd., Justin Time Records Inc., Steven Clarfield, the 
Canadian Embassy, the National Film Board of Canada and 
Liona Boyd.
The letter dated May 3 is accompanied by a slide of a painting 
of Oscar Peterson.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 5		Correspondence. ‑ 1985. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, York  
University, Athabaska      University, John K. Bleecker, Laval  
University, Gregory Fine, Bill Hopper, Dianne Feinstein, Music  
Gallery, the Canadian Consulate General, Sydney Hornstein  
and the Canadian Embassy.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 6		Correspondence. ‑1986. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Kimball  
International, David Peterson, Amnesty International, the  
Ontario Film Development Corporation, the Canadian Museum  
of Photography, Gene Lees, the Million Minutes of Peace  
Appeal, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts,  
the Canadian Consulate General, Justin Time Records Inc. and  
Fraser Kelly.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 7 		Correspondence. ‑ 1986. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others,  
Justin Time Records Inc., Amnesty International, the Wolf  
Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Marcos Vervloet  
Dessaune and Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen.  
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/A, 8 		Correspondence. ‑ 1987. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others,  
Remenyi House of Music, the Office of the Agent General,  
Festival Productions Inc., the John F. Kennedy Center for the  
Performing Arts, Gene Lees, Roland Canada Music Limited,  
Randi Hultin, the Ontario Film Development Corporation and  
the International Biographical Centre.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 9 		Correspondence. ‑ 1988. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the  
Back Alley Theatre, the Ontario Film Development 
Corporation, David Peterson, Gene Lees and the 
Canadian  Songwriters Association.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 10 		Correspondence. ‑ 1988. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Amnesty  
International, John Sopinka, Reiner Moritz, Arnold van  Kampen, 
Rochus Eisenreich, the Back Alley Theatre and  Bob Piédalue. 
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 11		Correspondence. ‑ 1989. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  -
1 photograph: col.; 10 x 14.5 cm.  
File containing correspondence with, among others,  
Roland Canada Music Limited, New England Digital, Cineplex  
Odeon Corporation, Kingston Literacy, Justin Time Records  
Inc., the American Pianists Association, Hanneke van Beem  
and Musicmasters.  
The letter dated June 2 is accompanied by a photograph. 
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 12 		Correspondence. ‑ 1989. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  -
1 photograph: b&w; 8 x 10.5 cm.
File containing correspondence with, among others, the 
Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz, the City of Montreal, 
Festival Productions Inc., the Canadian Bureau for the 
Advancement of Music, New England Digital and the Starlight 
Foundation Canada. 
The letter dated August 14 is accompanied by a photograph 
of Oscar Peterson.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 13 		Correspondence. ‑ 1990. ‑ 2 cm of textual records. ‑
 			15 photographs: b&w and col.; 25.5 x 20.5 cm or smaller.
 			File containing correspondence with, among others, Dudley
Moore, Richard Palmer, Arnold van Kampen, the Department
 			of External Affairs, the Canadian Consulate General, the Saint

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Louis Symphony Orchestra, Machiko Kinoshita, Horst Wilms, 
Duke Street Records, the National Museum of American 
History and the Ontario Musical Arts Centre.
The letters dated January 21, January 26 and February 24 are 
accompanied by photographs.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 14 		Correspondence. ‑ 1990. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  -
7 photographs: col.; 15 x 10 cm and 10 x 15 cm.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, the  
African National Congress, Arnold van Kampen, the Loop in  
Motion Arts Festival, Gene Lees, the Associated Students of  
Sonoma State University Children's School, Roland Canada  
Music Limited, the City of Mississauga, Lynn Evans, Benny  
Golson, Richard Palmer, Rochus Eisenreich, John Bowden,  
Brian Mulroney, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation,  
Yohsuke Itoh and Gregory Fine.  
The letters dated May 29 and August 14 are accompanied by  
photographs.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 15 		Correspondence. ‑ 1991. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the City  
of Mississauga, Arnold van Kampen, SVW Music Productions,  
Laurie Gillespie, Humber College, PVS Films, John Rosenberg  
and the Ravinia Festival.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 16 		Correspondence. ‑ 1991 . ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others,  
Ultimate Reality and Meaning, the International Music Council,  
the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, James Horowitz,  
Steve Barta, Guillermo Alfonson‑Cotrino, Tina Fisher, Queen's  
University in Kingston, Don Newgren and the Remenyi House  
of Music.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 17 		Correspondence. ‑ 1992. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  -
2 photographs: b&w and col.; 17 x 12 cm and 10 x 15.5 cm.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Naoki  
Yamauchi, Teddy Beyer, Richard Palmer, the Friends of the  
Harambee Library, Elitha Peterson Productions Inc., Monica  
Gaylord, the Toronto Musicians' Association, MacLachlan  
College, Arnold van Kampen, Brian Mulroney, the Canadian  
Broadcasting Corporation and Vocal Vision Productions Inc. 
The letters dated March 20 and June 17 are accompanied by  
photographs. 
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/A, 18 		Correspondence. ‑ 1992. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  -
1 photograph: col.; 10 x 9 cm.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Ken  
Henderson, Richard Palmer, the World of Dreams Foundation  
Canada, the Corporation of the City of New York, the  
Canadian Music Educators' Association, Leo Butticci and  
Quincy Jones.  
The letter from Bette and Ian Wilson is accompanied by a 
photograph.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 19 		Correspondence. ‑ 1993. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the
 			Toronto Public Library, Hank O'Neal, Lucasfilm Limited, Bernie
Black, Richard Palmer, Leo Butticci, Daniel G. Lorenzetti, the
 			Canadian Embassy, J.R. Dash, J. Wilfred Johnson, the John
 			F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Arnold van
 Kampen, Michael J. Stevens, Berry Cahn and Carol Britto.
 			Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 20 		Correspondence. ‑ 1993. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the
Glenn Gould Foundation, Michele Ermuth, National Public
Radio, Leo Butticci, Frank Giersiepen, Arnold van Kampen, Hal
A. Hill, Matti Saavalainen, the Washington Times and Ramon
J. Hnatyshyn.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 21 		Correspondence. ‑ 1994. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records. ‑
4 photographs: col.; 15 x 10 cm and 10 x 15 cm. ‑ 1 audio
tape cassette (ca. 20 min.): polyester.
File containing correspondence with, among others, Bernie
Black, the Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto), Gene Lees,
Peter Jones Productions Inc., Hank O'Neal, Deb Choat, Arnold
van Kampen, Richard Palmer, the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation, the Canadian Conference of the Arts, John
Tracey, the Tomi Music Company, Ella Fitzgerald, the Blue
Note and David W. Jones.
The letter dated March 23 is accompanied by an audio tape
cassette from Andy Milne, and the letter dated May 26 by
photographs.
Originals and copies.
Reference number: C 1287.

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MUS 199/A, 22 		Correspondence. ‑ 1994. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the  
SOCAN Foundation, Martha Perkins, Liona Boyd, Howard  
Reich, Phil Hinton, John Rees, Katie Malloch, Peter C. Swann,  
AMD Marketing Inc., the Canadian Heirloom Series and Ed  
Shaughnessy.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 23 		Correspondence. ‑ 1995. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Penguin  
Books Canada Limited, Ramon J. Hnatyshyn, the Credit Valley  
Hospital Foundation, Jay Leonhart, Mark Gauthier, Patchman  
Music, the London Public Library, Anomedia Corporation  
Limited, Mark Austin, the Coalition for Music Education in 
Canada, Jean Chretien, Jacquelin Holzman, UniDisc, Pierre  
Berton, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Ravinia  
Festival.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 24 		Correspondence. ‑ 1995. ‑ 2 cm of textual records. ‑ 2  
photographs: col.; 15 x 10 cm and 10 x 15 cm. ‑ 1 audio  
tape cassette (ca. 30 min.): polyester.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the  
Ravinia Festival, Blow Hard Music, the Corporation of Massey  
Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, Wolfgang Kunert, the Arts  
Foundation of Greater Toronto, the Banff Centre for the Arts,  
the Los Angeles Jazz Society, Dieter Speck, Tommy Banks  
Music Limited, the Canadian Red Cross, Hank O'Neal, the  
Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto) and Larry Rafferty.  
The letter dated August 14 is accompanied by an audio tape  
cassette and a photograph of Daniel Svensson. 
Originals and copies.  
Reference number: C 1292. 

MUS 199/A, 25 		Correspondence. ‑ 1996. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Gregory  
Fine, Richard Palmer, the Toronto Children's Chorus, the  
Canadian Red Cross, the City of Ottawa, Irving Zeiger, the  
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Gene Lees,  
Jean Claudio Feder, Niagara University, the Canadian  
Consulate General, Yamaha Canada Music Limited and Niels  
Lan Doky.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 26 		Correspondence. ‑ 1996. ‑ 3 cm of textual records.  
File containing a letter from writer Francoise Bouzon‑Thiam,  
accompanied by her book Shurumvera.  
Original and copy.

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MUS 199/A, 27 		Correspondence. ‑ 1996. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records. ‑
 			4 photographs: col.; 15 x 10 cm and 10 x 15 cm.
 			File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Roland
Canada Music Limited, Christian Tanner, Richard Palmer,
Telarc Digital, Sam Middleton, the Ravinia Festival, Ella
Fitzgerald, Hank Johnson, Marian McPartland, Ray Charles
White, David W. Jones, St. Mary's General Hospital
Foundation, the Office of the Prime Minister, Jan Phelan,
McMaster University and Jean‑Louis Guilhaumon.
The letter dated October 15 is accompanied by photographs
of paintings by David W. Jones. One photograph also
accompanies a greeting card from the Canadian High Commission.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 28 		Correspondence. ‑ 1997. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Mike
Massey, Richard Palmer, the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation, the Greta Leeming Studio of Dance, Brian Lemon,
Hank Johnson, Markus Buchmann, Arnold van Kampen, the
David Merrick Arts Foundation, the Toronto Ballet Ensemble,
the National Museum of American History, the Arts
Foundation of Greater Toronto and Michael Binkley.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 29		Correspondence. ‑ 1997. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Robert
Thirsk, Jazz in Concert Management, the Toronto Children's
Chorus, Angel City Press, Richard Palmer, America's Jazz
Heritage, Rainer Bohlke and Niels Lan Doky.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 30 		Correspondence. ‑ 1997. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records. ‑
4 photographs: col.; 19 x 12.5 cm or smaller.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, the
Froebel Education Center, John Pye, Arnold van Kampen,
Saralene Productions, Robert Thirsk, John McDonough, the
Western Ontario Conservatory of Music, Niels Lan Doky, the
Canadian Consulate General, Hank Johnson and the Nathaniel
Dett Chorale.
The record dated August 1 includes two photographs. The
greeting card from Yvonne Higgins and the letter from Gregory
Fine are also accompanied by photographs. Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 31 		Correspondence. ‑ 1998. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Gregory
Fine, Mount Benson Elementary School, Christer Morn, Rainer
Bohlke and Jackie Rae.
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/A, 32 		Correspondence. ‑ [196‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
-	3 photographs: b&w; 9 x 12 cm. ‑1 audio tape cassette  
(ca. 1 hr): polyester.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Mary Lou  
Fallis, Siegfried H. Mohr, the Back Alley Theatre, Helmut  
Aniko, Justice G.E. des lies, Roseanna Vitro, James Strecker,  
Kiyomi Ukeguchi, the Huntsville Musicians Association, Queen  
Elizabeth II, Manuel de Sica, Monty Alexander and Gene Lees.  
The letter from Helmut Aniko is accompanied by photographs  
taken at a concert. The letter from James Strecker is  
accompanied by an audio tape cassette.  
Originals and copies.  
Reference number: C 1290. 

MUS 199/A, 33 		Correspondence. ‑ [197‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Gregory  
Fine, Beryl Bryden and Tony Danza.  
One of the greeting cards includes a drawing by Douglas Paye.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 34 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑1950‑1989. ‑ 2 cm of  
textual records. ‑ 7 photographs: b&w and col.; 
12.5 x  18 cm or smaller.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Fred G.  
Skaff, Paul Goldman, J. Hall, Rumiko Sugiyama, Dick Golub,  
Jane Boccone, Armand Boatman, R.E. Atlee, G.W. Themmen,  
June M. Scott, Lorraine Phillips, Dinah Shore, Rita Gustafsson,  
Barbara McDougall and Walter F. Moeck.  
The letters dated February 28, 1983, April 1 1, 1984, 
February  5, 1985 and May 26, 1986 are accompanied by photographs.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/A, 35 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ 1990‑1991. ‑ 1.5 cm of  
textual records. ‑ 2 photographs: col.; 8 x 12 cm and 12 x  
8 cm.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Gabriela  
A. Rossi,  Patrick Kuster, Ken Henderson, Daniel Ivaldi, Sean  Hargreaves,  Robert Watkin, Boni Li‑A‑Sam, Richard Swatton,  Thuryn Pranke,  David Tarnow, Birgit Schmitz, Michael Binkley,  Margaret‑Marie Hodges, J. Scott Peaker, Alf Coward, Ann  Kowal, Loonis McGlohon, Craig Schneider and David F.  Tweedie.
The letters dated April 22 and August 3, 1990 contain     photographs.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 36 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ 1992‑1993. ‑ 1.5 cm of
textual records. ‑ 1 audio tape cassette (ca. 1 hr):
 polyester. 
File containing correspondence with, among others, William E.

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Blow, Barbara Warty, Robert M. Copeland, Steve Barnett, 
Joseph Urso, Carley Schwartz, David F. Tweedie, Andreas 
Vossgrag, Alana Collins, Adam Andrusier, Earle Toppings, 
Clifford Wells, Max Glogauer, Michael H. Dunn, Daniel G. 
Lorenzetti, Paul Janoski, Robert A. Barber, Lenore Raphael, 
Hein van der Gaag, Artie Butler, Paul Sanzenbach, Ed 
Shaughnessy, David W. Jones and Edgar Winteler. 
The letter from Robert A. Barber is accompanied by an audio
tape cassette.
Originals and copies.
Reference number: C 2214.

MUS 199/A, 37 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ 1994‑1996. ‑ 2 cm of  
textual records. ‑ 3 photographs: col.; 15 x 10 cm and 
11 x  13.5 cm. ‑ 1 audio tape cassette (ca. 45 min.): polyester.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Freddie  
Boyd, Marcin Malecki, John Kaminsky, Jim M. Gallagher,  
Lee Miho, Sammy Weiss, Marian McPartland, Jesse P. Green,  
Scott Swanay, Siegfried H. Mohr, Jarrett Carty, Ken Sexton, 
Ken Gaw, Joe Covey, David S. Wilson, J. Walter Kaye,  
Richard Lemm, Dick van Egmond, Carl Sullivan, Don Bearden,  
Lisette Kwast and Steve Berliner.  
The letters dated March 7, 1994, April 6, 1994 and  July 14, 1995 
are accompanied by photographs. The letter  
from Sammy Weiss is accompanied by an audio tape cassette.  
Originals and copies.  
Reference number: C 1286. 

MUS 199/A, 38 	Correspondence with admirers. ‑ 1996‑1997. ‑ 2 cm of  
textual records. ‑ 1 photograph: col.; 7.5 x 9 cm. ‑ 1 audio  
tape cassette (ca. 35 min.): polyester.  
File containing correspondence with, among others, Dieter  
Speck, John Deehan, Barney Kessel, Ernest Favaro, John G.  
Penn, Karl‑Heinz Fleitmann, Larry Dwyer, Thorsten Regel,  
Margaret Dewolfe, John Galvin, Manfred Kobler, Yvonne  
Stehling, Thomas Gnilka, Jerry Clayworth, Pierre Maurer,  
Llona C. Frankel and Eckhard Radmacher.  
The letter dated January 7, 1996 is accompanied by a  
photograph. There is also an audio tape cassette enclosed  
with the letter from Serge Forté.  
Originals and copies.  
Reference number: C 2065.

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MUS 199/A, 39 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ 1997‑1998. ‑ 0.5 cm of
 			textual records. ‑ 1 audio tape cassette (ca. 35 min.):
 			polyester.
File containing correspondence with, among others, Michael J.
Amenta, Julie Kingsbury, Steve Myers, Vladimir Mogilevsky,
Rudolf Buchbinder, D. Blake McDougall, Rod Cameron, Don
Law, Sue Sloan, C. Roland Harris, Hugh J. Scott and Richard
A. Roper.
The letter dated August 3, 1997 is accompanied by an audio
tape cassette.
Originals and copies.
Reference number: C 2215.

MUS 199/A, 40 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ f198‑?]‑f199‑?]. ‑ 2 cm of
 			textual records.
File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Stuart
Mason, Toni D'Agostino, Josef Meier, Jean Hasse, Gregory
Fine, Pete Eberhart, Phyllis Baker, John Kaminsky, Dotty
Mayer, Rita Gustafsson and Christian Kellersmann.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/A, 41 		Correspondence with admirers. ‑ [198‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 1.5 cm of
 			textual records. ‑ 1 audio tape cassette (ca. 20 min.):
 			polyester.
 			File consisting of correspondence with, among others, Otto
			Helbig, Little Organdy, Leo Butticci, Manuel Rocheman, Arnold
 			S. Handelman, Kurt T. Kolstad, Maurice Barker, Yves La
 			Roche, Jim Vernon, Andrew Bethke, Matthew Lucchesi, Bill
 			Rhodes, Jack Vallely, Bernd Beckers, Massimo Carafa, Bill
 			Evans and R.P. Dickey.
 			The letter from Otto Helbig is accompanied by an audio tape
cassette.
Originals and copies.
 			Reference number: C 1293.

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MUS 199/13 	CONCERTS. ‑ 1946‑1997. ‑ 55 cm of textual records.

The series consists of records concerning Oscar Peterson's international career. The artist has performed throughout the world as a soloist and with other musicians including Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen, Coleman Hawkins, Sam Jones, Bobby Durham, Terry Clarke, Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Joe Pass, Martin Drew, Michel Legrand, Claude Bolling, David Young, Ella Fitzgerald, Jeff Hamilton and Herb Ellis. The series contains, among other items, concert programs, promotional material, tour itineraries, correspondence, contracts, concert tickets and posters.

The series consists of the following sub‑series:       MUS          199/B1     Concert     Programs and 
Promotional   Material;   MUS 	199/B2   Tours;  MUS      199/B3  Posters;	   MUS             199/B4 
Miscellaneous.

Originals and copies.

MUS 199/131 CONCERT PROGRAMS AND PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL

MUS 199/B1, 1 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1946‑1965. ‑
 			2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with other musicians
including Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen. The file also contains a	photocopy of a program from 1945.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 2		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1967‑1971. ‑
2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with other musicians 
including Coleman Hawkins, Sam Jones and Bobby Durham.
Copies.

 MUS 199/B1, 3 		Concert program. ‑ 1973. ‑ 1 textual record.
File containing a concert program for a solo performance by
Oscar Peterson at the Bergen International Festival.
Copy.

MUS 199/B1, 4 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1973‑1981. ‑
1.5 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Terry Clarke and Niels‑Henning Ørsted
Pedersen. 
Copies.

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MUS 199/B1, 5 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1982. ‑ 1.5 cm  
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  
musicians including Joe Pass, Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen  
and Martin Drew.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/B1, 6 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1983. ‑ 2 cm  
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  
musicians including Niels‑Henning Orsted Pedersen and 
Ella Fitzgerald.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/B1, 7 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1984. ‑ 1.5 cm  
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performance by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  
musicians including Michel Legrand, Claude Boiling, Niels 
Henning Ørsted Pedersen and Martin Drew.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/B1, 8 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1985. ‑ 2 cm  
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  
musicians including Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen and 
Martin  Drew.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/B1, 9 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1985‑1986.  2 cm 
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with, among  
others, the Springfield Symphony Orchestra. 
Copies. 

MUS 199/B1, 10 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1986. ‑ 2 cm  
of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  
musicians including Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen and 
Martin  Drew.  
Copies.

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MUS 199/B1, 11 		Concert programs and
promotional material. ‑ 1987. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Joe Pass, David Young and Martin Drew.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 12 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1988. ‑ 2 cm
of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including David Young and Martin Drew.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 13 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1988. ‑ 1.5 cm
of textual records.File containing promotional material 
and concert programs for performances by Oscar Peterson 
with other musicians including David Young, Bobby Durham 
and Steve Wallace.  
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 14 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1989. ‑ 2 cm 
of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Bobby Durham and Steve Wallace.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 15 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1989. ‑ 2 cm
of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Bobby Durham and Steve Wallace.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 16 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1989‑1991. ‑
2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Jeff Hamilton, Ray Brown and Herb Ellis.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 17 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1991‑1993. ‑
2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with musicians Jeff
Hamilton, Ray Brown and Herb Ellis.
Copies.

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MUS 199/B 1, 18 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1994. ‑ 1.5 cm
 			of textual records.
 			File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with other musicians
including Martin Drew and Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen.
Copies.

MUS 199/B 1, 19 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1995. ‑ 2 cm
 			of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with musicians Martin Drew,
Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen and Lorne Lofsky.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 20 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1995. ‑ 1 cm
of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson with musicians Martin Drew,
Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen and Lorne Lofsky.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 21 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1996. ‑ 2 cm
of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Martin Drew and Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 22 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ 1996‑1997. ‑
2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other
musicians including Martin Drew and Niels‑Henning Ørsted
Pedersen.
Copies.

MUS 199/B1, 23 		Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ [195‑?] -
[197‑?]. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File containing promotional material and concert programs for
performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other 
musicians including Martin Drew, Ray Brown, Ella Fitzgerald
and Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen.
Copies.

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MUS 199/131, 24 	Concert programs and promotional material. ‑ [198‑?]‑[199‑?].
-	1.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing promotional material and concert programs for  performances by Oscar Peterson both alone and with other  musicians including Martin Drew, Niels‑Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Joe Pass and Herb Ellis.  
Copies.

MUS 199/132 POSTERS

MUS 199/B2, 1 	Concert posters. ‑ 1963‑1981. ‑ 9 textual records.  
Copies.  

MUS 199/B2, 2 	Concert posters. ‑ 1982‑1989. ‑ 8 textual records.  
Copies.  

MUS 199/B2, 3 	Concert posters. ‑ 1990‑1995. ‑ 5 textual records.  
Copies.  

MUS 199/B2, 4 	Concert posters. ‑ [195‑?]‑[197‑?]. ‑ 6 textual records.  
Copies.  

MUS 199/B2, 5 	Concert posters. ‑ [197‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 11 textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/133 TOURS  

MUS 199/B3, 1 	Tours. ‑ 1963‑1989. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of itineraries, contracts and correspondence.  Originals and copies.  

MUS 199/	B3, 2 	Tours. ‑ 1990‑1991. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing itineraries, concert reports and a letter.  
Originals and copies.  

MUS 199/B3,3 	Tours. ‑ 1993‑1997. ‑1.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing itineraries and correspondence.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/134 MISCELLANEOUS

MUS 199/B4, 1 	Concert tickets. ‑ 1948‑1992. ‑ 9 textual records.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/B4, 2 	Passes. ‑ 1986‑1988. ‑ 2 textual records.  
Originals.

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MUS 199/C AWARDS, HONOURS AND TRIBUTES. ‑ 1954‑1997. ‑ 32 cm of textual 
records. ‑ 38 photographs: b&w and col.; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

The series consists of records concerning the awards, honours or tributes which Oscar Peterson has received during his career, including Grammy Awards, the Canadian Music Council Award, the Glenn Gould Prize, Juno Awards, the Roy Thomson Hall Award, the Governor General's Performing Arts Award, the Order of Canada, the Ordre national du Quebec and a number of honorary doctorates (Laval University, McGill University, University of Toronto, McMaster University, etc.). The series includes, among other items, correspondence, programs, diplomas, certificates, presenters' introductory texts, pamphlets, invitations and photographs taken at events.

The last files in this series encompass a range of records concerning awards, honours or tributes. Since the constituent records are not voluminous enough for an individual description, they have been regrouped under the heading Miscellaneous.

Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 1 	Grammy Awards. ‑ 1965‑1997. ‑ 3 cm of textual records.
File containing correspondence, a pamphlet, programs and 
periodicals. 
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 2 	Order of Canada. ‑ 1967‑1986. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File consisting of, among other items, correspondence, 
brochures, recipient lists and a certificate. 
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 3 	Carleton University. ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1972‑1973. -  
0.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence, a diploma and a brochure.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 4 	Canadian Conference of the Arts ‑ Honorary diploma. – 1974- 
1975. ‑ 7 textual records.  
File containing correspondence, a program and a schedule.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 5 	Queen's University. ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1976‑1982. ‑
8 textual records.
File consisting of correspondence, a press release, an
admission ticket and procedures related to the event. 
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/C, 6 	McMaster University. ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1981‑1982.  
11 textual records. ‑ 9 photographs: b&w; 12 x 17 cm 
and  17x 12 cm.  
File consisting of correspondence, a diploma, a brochure and  
photographs taken at the ceremony.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 7 	Canadian Music Council Award. ‑ 1981‑1986. ‑ 5 textual  
records.  
File containing correspondence and certificates.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 8 	Berklee College of Music ‑ Oscar Peterson Scholarship. ‑
1982‑1987. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records. ‑ 8 photographs:
b&w; 20 x 24.5 cm.
File containing correspondence, reports and photographs of
recipients. Scholarship established in honour of Oscar
Peterson to help young jazz musicians.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 9 	Northwestern University ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1983. ‑
1 cm of textual records.
File containing correspondence, presenters' introductory text
and a brochure.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 10 	University of Toronto ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1985. ‑
8 textual records. ‑ 2 photographs: b&w; 17 x 12 cm.
File containing correspondence, a brochure, prefatory material
and photographs taken at the ceremony.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 11 	Laval University ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1985‑1986. ‑ 1 cm 
of textual records.  
File containing two letters, a brochure and a report.  
Copies.

MUS 199/C, 12 	Canadian Museum of Photography ‑ Honours. ‑ 1986. – 
0.5 cm of textual records.
File consisting of correspondence, a brochure and an 
invitation.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 13 	McGill University. ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1987. ‑ 8 textual
records.
File containing correspondence and an itinerary.
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/C, 14 	Juno Awards. ‑ 1987‑1997. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence, certificates, a press release,  
a program, presenters' introductory text and a schedule.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 15 	Ordre des arts et des lettres (France). ‑1989. ‑ 4 textual  
records.  
File consisting of correspondence and a certificate.  
Originals.

MUS 199/C, 16 	Harry Jerome Awards. ‑ 1990‑1992. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual  
records.  
File consisting of correspondence and a program.  
Original and copies.

MUS 199/C, 17 	Ordre national du Quebec. ‑ 1991‑1997. ‑ 2 cm of textual 
records. ‑ 18 photographs: col.; 9 x 12.5 cm.  
File containing, among other items, correspondence,  
biographical sketches of Ordre national du Quebec members,  
a press release and photographs taken at the ceremony.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 18 	York University. ‑ Chancellor. ‑ 1991‑1992. ‑ 2 cm of  
textual records.  
File consisting of, among other items, correspondence and  
brochures.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 19 	Toronto Arts Awards. ‑ 1991‑1996. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual  
records.  
File consisting of correspondence, a program and an invitation.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 20 	Order of Ontario. ‑ 1992. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence, a brochure, a press release  
and a newsletter.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 21 	Governor General's Performing Arts Award. ‑ 1992‑1993. - 
2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of correspondence, a press release and  brochures.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 22 	Glenn Gould Prize. ‑ 1992‑1993. ‑ 0.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing correspondence, an invitation and press  
releases.  
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/C, 23 	The Jazz Report Awards. ‑ 1993‑1997. ‑ 9 textual records. 
File consisting of correspondence and programs.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/C, 24 	Western Ontario Conservatory of Music ‑ Honorary  
doctorate. ‑ 1994. ‑ 7 textual records.  
File consisting of programs, a press release, presenters'  
introductory texts and a schedule.  
Copies.

MUS 199/C, 25 	Niagara University ‑ Honorary doctorate. ‑ 1995‑1996. – 
0.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing correspondence and a brochure.  
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 26 	Honours ‑ Miscellaneous. ‑ 1954‑1996. ‑ 3 cm of textual  
records. ‑ 1 photograph: col.; 20.5 x 25.5 cm.
File containing, among other items, correspondence, 
certificates, programs and a photograph of Oscar Peterson. 
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 27 	Awards ‑ Miscellaneous. ‑ 1957‑1990. ‑ 2 cm of textual
records.
File consisting of records concerning awards including the
Playboy All‑Star Jazz Poll, the Award of Merit of the City of
Toronto, Mississauga's Musician of the Year Award, the
Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists
Awards, the Roy Thomson Hall Award, the Royal Bank Award
and the Toronto Man of Style Award. The file also contains
correspondence, brochures, invitations, a press release and
certificates.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 28 	Awards ‑ Miscellaneous. ‑ 1991‑1998. ‑ 2 cm of textual
records.
File consisting of correspondence, brochures and certificates
concerning awards including the Arts Person of the Year
Award, Maclean's Honor Roll, International Jazz Hall of Fame
Induction & Awards and the SOCAN Awards.
Originals and copies.

MUS 199/C, 29 	Tributes ‑ Miscellaneous. ‑ 1974‑1996. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual
records.
File consisting of correspondence, scores and programs.
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/C, 30 	Honorary doctorates ‑ Miscellaneous. ‑ 1979‑1997. ‑ 2 cm of  
textual records.  
File containing correspondence, diplomas, an invitation and  
brochures. Honorary diplomas from, among others, Concordia  
University, the University of Victoria, York University and the  
Berklee College of Music.  
Originals and copies.

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MUS 199/13 PRINTED MATERIAL CONCERNING OSCAR PETERSON. ‑ 1940‑1998. -
69 cm of textual records.

This series contains printed records mainly related to Oscar Peterson's life and career. In addition to numerous press clippings, it contains non‑Canadian periodicals such as Jazz Podium, Down Beat, Swing Journal, Jazz Life and Keyboard. These periodicals are being preserved in the fonds because of their variety and places of origin. The series also contains calendars, brochures, newsletters and promotional material.

The series consists of the following sub‑series: MUS 199/D1 Press Clippings, MUS 199/D2 Periodicals, and MUS 199/D3 Miscellaneous.

Copies.

MUS 199/131 PRESS CLIPPINGS

MUS 199/D1, 1 	Press clippings. ‑ 1940‑1959. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 2 	Press clippings. ‑ 1960‑1965. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies.
 
MUS 199/D1, 3 	Press clippings. ‑ 1966‑1969. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 4 	Press clippings. ‑ 1970‑1979. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 5 	Press clippings. ‑ 1980‑1983. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 6 	Press clippings. ‑ 1984‑1985. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 7 	Press clippings. ‑ 1986‑1987. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 8 	Press clippings. ‑ 1988‑1989. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 9 	Press clippings. ‑ 1990‑1991. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 10 	Press clippings. ‑ 1992. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 11 	Press clippings. ‑1993‑1997. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies.

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MUS 199/D1, 12 	Press clippings. ‑ [194‑?]‑[196‑?]. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 13 	Press clippings. ‑ [194‑?]‑[196‑?]. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D1, 14 	Press clippings. ‑ [195‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual  records.  
Copies.

MUS 199/D2 PERIODICALS

MUS 199/D2, 1 	Periodicals. ‑ 1950‑1962. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing the periodicals Pic, Jazz Podium, Down Beat  	and Ebony.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 2 	Periodicals. ‑ 1963‑1966. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing periodicals including Jazz, Crescendo and  
Down Beat.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 3 	Periodicals. ‑1966‑1968. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing periodicals including Jazz and Der Speigel.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 4 	Periodicals. ‑ 1971‑1973. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Modern Keyboard  
Review, Jazz Forum and Jazz Hot.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 5 	Periodicals. ‑ 1974‑1980. ‑ 2 textual records.  
File containing the periodicals Ad Lib and Son Magazine.  Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 6 	Periodicals. ‑ 1980‑1982. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Keyboard, Jazz Journal  and Down Beat.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 7 	Periodicals. ‑ 1983‑1984. ‑ 2 textual records.  
File consisting of the periodicals Keyboard and Swing Journal.  Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 8 	Periodicals. ‑ 1987‑1988. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Jazz Freak and Jazz  Magazine.  
Copies.

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MUS 199/D2, 9 	Periodicals. ‑ 1989. ‑ 2 textual records.  
File containing the periodical Swing Journal.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 10 	Periodicals. ‑ 1989‑1990. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Down Beat and Jazz  
Life.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 11 	Periodicals. ‑ 1990. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Keyboard and Jazz  Journal.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 12 	Periodicals. ‑ 1990‑1991. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Piano Forte, Down Beat  and Jazz Times.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 13 	Periodicals. ‑ 1992. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File containing the periodicals Keyboard, Entr'acte and O&O  Magazine.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 14 	Periodicals. ‑ 1992. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Swing Journal and Jazz  CD.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 15 	Periodicals. ‑ 1993. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing the periodicals Musica Jazz and Swing Journal.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 16 	Periodicals. ‑ 1994‑1995. ‑ 3 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Jazz Times and Swing  Journal.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D2, 17 	Periodicals. ‑ 1996‑1998. ‑ 2.5 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of periodicals including Jazz Magazine, Down  Beat and Keyboard.  
Copies.

MUS 199/D3 MISCELLANEOUS

MUS 199/D3, 1 	Calendars. ‑ 1958‑1990. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.
File consisting of calendars with photographs or drawings of
jazz musicians including Oscar Peterson.
Copies.

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MUS 199/D3, 2 	Calendars. ‑ 1992‑1995. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.  
File consisting of a diary and calendars with photographs of  Oscar Peterson.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 3 	Brochures and book. ‑ 1961‑1979. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing, among other items, a brochure of photographs  
of jazz musicians and a copy of the book The Illustrated  Encyclopedia of Jazz.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 4 	Brochures. ‑ [1982?]‑1991. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing, among other items, a history of Victoria Hall  
and a brochure of photographs of jazz musicians.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 5 	Program and brochures. ‑ 1992‑1993. ‑ 2 cm of textual  
records.  
File consisting of, among other items, an annotated program  
of a play.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 6 	Brochures. ‑ 1994‑1996. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
File containing a record in memory of Edward Gordon and  brochures in tribute to Louie Bellson and Benny Carter.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 7 	Newsletters. ‑ 1965‑1995. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
File containing newsletters including Jazzletter and York  
Gazette.  
Copies. 

MUS 199/D3, 8 	Promotional material. ‑ [195‑?]‑[19‑?]. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual  records.  
File containing promotional material for, among other things,  books of Oscar Peterson's music, a jazz seminar, Limelight  records and Roland Canada Music Limited. The file also  
contains small posters,  posters and pamphlets.  
Copies.

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MUS 199/E 	DRAWINGS, SERIGRAPH AND REPRODUCTIONS. ‑ 1953‑1987. -
8 graphic records; 65 x 88 cm or smaller.

The series contains mainly representations of Oscar Peterson by artists including Val Barley, Paul Melia, Phyl Richards and Brian Albers. It also includes drawings of Oscar Peterson with other musicians and a reproduction of a Bugatti drawing for the 150th anniversary of Bosendorfer pianos.

MUS 199/E, 1 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ 1953. ‑ 1 drawing: charcoal and 
pencil;  35 x 27.5 cm.  
File consisting of a caricature of Oscar Peterson by Val Barley.

MUS 199/E, 2 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ 1962. ‑ pencil and felt pen; 30 x 36.5 cm.  
File containing a drawing of Oscar Peterson by Phyl Richards. 

MUS 199/E, 3 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ [196‑]. ‑1 drawing: chalk; 41.5 x 25 cm.  
File consisting of a drawing of Oscar Peterson, possibly by  Hervey Fritz. 

MUS 199/E, 4 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ [197‑?]. ‑ 1 photomechanical reproduction;  
38 x 27 cm.  
File containing a portrait of Oscar Peterson by Paul Melia.  Number 1 of 500.

MUS 199/E, 5 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ 1987. ‑ 1 serigraph; 57 x 68.5 cm.
File containing a serigraph of a montage of photographs of
Oscar Peterson. Work by Brian Albers.

MUS 199/E, 6 	Oscar Peterson and other musicians. ‑ [196‑?]. ‑ 1 drawing:
ink; 46 x 35.5 cm.
File consisting of a drawing of musicians, including Oscar
Peterson, in a central station. Work by David Stone Martin.

MUS 199/E, 7 	Oscar Peterson and other musicians. ‑ 1974. ‑ 1 drawing:
watercolour, gouache, ink, wax and lead pencils: 58 x 71 cm.
File consisting of a drawing of Oscar Peterson and his trio by
Robert 0. York. The record bears the inscription: Oscar
Peterson Presents.

MUS 199/E, 8 	Bosendorfer. ‑ [1978?]. ‑ 1 photomechanical reproduction;
65 x 88 cm.
File containing a Bugatti drawing for the 150th anniversary of
Bosendorfer pianos.
Number 35 of 300.

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MUS 199/F      PHOTOGRAPHS. ‑ [194‑]‑[199‑]. ‑ 497 photographs: b&w and col.; 57 x 
        48 cm or smaller.

The series contains primarily photographs of Oscar Peterson and other artists including Joe Pass, Jessie Norman, Vladimir Horowitz, Niels‑Henning Orsted Pedersen, Dizzy Gillespie, Andre Previn, David Young, Martin Drew, Ray Brown, Austin Roberts, Clarence Jones and Paul de Marky. It also includes photographs of Oscar Peterson with family members and friends, and photographs with dedications from musicians including Johnny Holmes and Marian McPartland.

MUS 199/F, 1 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ [194‑1‑[197‑]. ‑ 25 photographs: b&w and  
col.; 30.5 x 38 cm or smaller.  
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson alone. 

MUS 199/F, 2 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ [198‑?]. ‑ 24 photographs: b&w and col.;  
27 x 35.5 cm or smaller.  
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson alone. 

MUS 199/F, 3 	Oscar Peterson. ‑ [199‑?]. ‑ 98 photographs: b&w and col.;  				57 x 48 cm or smaller.  
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson alone. 

MUS 199/F, 4 	Oscar Peterson and others. ‑ 1944‑[196‑?]. ‑ 24  					photographs: b&w and col.; 25.5 x 33.5 cm or smaller.  
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson with others  including family members and friends. 

MUS 199/F, 5 	Oscar Peterson and others. ‑ [197‑?]. ‑ 26 photographs:  
b&w and col.; 24.5 x 32 cm or smaller.  
File consisting of photographs of Oscar Peterson with others  including Joe Pass, G.C. Kent, Dizzy Gillespie, Keith Emerson,  Joe Turner, Vladimir Horowitz and Marian McPartland. 

MUS 199/F, 6 	Oscar Peterson and others. ‑ 1980‑1989. ‑ 23 photographs:  				b&w and col.; 24.5 x 19.5 cm or smaller.  
File consisting of photographs of Oscar Peterson with others  including Jessie Norman, Libby Morris, Ruben Baetz, Martin  Drew, Murray Kash and Michel Dupuy. 

MUS 199/F, 7 	Oscar Peterson and others. ‑ [198‑?]. ‑ 30 photographs:  				b&w and col.; 31.5 x 31.5 cm or smaller.  
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson with others  including Joe Pass.

3
MUS 199/17, 8 	Oscar Peterson and others. ‑ [199‑?]. ‑ 18 photographs:
b&w and col.; 24 x 18.5 cm.
File containing photographs of Oscar Peterson with others
including Kasumi Sasaki and Herb Gayle.

MUS 199/17, 9 	Concerts. ‑ [194‑]‑[196‑?]. ‑ 16 photographs: b&w; 26.5 x
34.5 cm.
File containing photographs taken at concerts with Oscar
Peterson and other musicians including Clarence Jones and
Austin Roberts.

MUS 199/17, 10 	Concerts. ‑ [197‑?]. ‑ 31 photographs: b&w and col.; 25 x
30.5 cm.
File containing photographs taken at concerts with Oscar
Peterson and other musicians including Niels‑Henning Orsted
Pedersen and Andre Previn.

MUS 199/17, 11 	Concerts. ‑ [198‑?]. ‑ 14 photographs: b&w and col.; 40.5 x
30.5 cm. or smaller.
File containing photographs taken at concerts with Oscar
Peterson and other musicians.

MUS 199/17, 12 	Concerts. ‑ [199‑?]. ‑ 86 photographs: b&w and col.; 16.5 x
23.5 cm. or smaller.
File containing photographs taken at concerts with Oscar
Peterson and other musicians including David Young.

MUS 199/17, 13 	Oscar Peterson Day. ‑ 1989. ‑ 25 photographs: col.; 24 x
19 cm and 17.5 x 12.5 cm.
File consisting of photographs taken on a day devoted to
Oscar Peterson in Montreal. It includes a number of
photographs of Oscar Peterson with Mayor Jean Dore.

MUS 199/17, 14 	Paul de Marky. ‑ 1981. ‑ 6 photographs: b&w; 16 x
11.5 cm.
File consisting of photographs of pianist and composer
Paul de Marky.

MUS 199/17,15 	Miscellaneous. ‑ [195‑]‑[196‑]. ‑ 19 photographs: b&w;
34.5 x 26.5 cm or smaller.
File containing photographs of Ben Webster, Harry Edison and
Ray Brown, among other subjects. The file also consists of
photographs with dedications from Johnny Holmes, Marian
McPartland and other musicians.

MUS 199/17, 16 	Miscellaneous. ‑ [197‑]‑[199‑]. ‑ 32 photographs: b&w and
col.; 35 x 27.5 cm or smaller.
File containing photographs of Eubie Blake, Marian
McPartland, George Shearing and Lou Hooper, among other
subjects.

35
MUS 199/G      MISCELLANEOUS. ‑ 1959‑1997. ‑ 14 cm of textual records. – 
                         5 photographs: b&w and Col.; 10 x 15 cm or smaller.

This series contains, among other items, biographical records, discographies, passports, invitations, musical works, interview texts, a text of an address by Oscar Peterson, books of notes concerning electronic instruments and music software, and a scrapbook consisting mainly of press clippings and promotional material.

Originals and copies.

MUS 199/G, 1 	Scrapbook. ‑ 1959‑1981. ‑ 1 textual record. – 
1 photograph:  Col.; 9 x 11 cm.  
File containing a scrapbook consisting of press clippings,  promotional material, a concert program and a photograph.
Original. 

MUS 199/G, 2 	Invitations. ‑ 1963‑1997. ‑ 1.5 cm of textual records.  
Originals and copies. 

MUS 199/G, 3 	Miscellaneous texts. ‑ 1967‑1997. ‑ 2 cm of textual records.  
-	1 photograph: Col.; 10 x 15 cm.  
File containing, among other items, an address by  
Oscar Peterson, interviews and the text of a musical by  
Anthony Sherwood (Rockin' In Paradise). The interview with  Guy Langelaan also includes a photograph.  
Copy.

MUS 199/G, 4 	Musical work ‑ T.H.E. Bass (Oscar Peterson). ‑ [196‑?]. -  
1 textual record.  
File consisting of a copy of the work (1 p.).

MUS 199/G, 5 	Musical work ‑ Body and Soul (Oscar Peterson). ‑ [197‑?].  -
1.5	cm of textual records.  
File containing a copy of the score (11 p.) and manuscript and  annotated copies of the parts (59 p.).  
Arrangement by Jimmy Bryant. 

MUS 199/G, 6 	Miscellaneous works. ‑ [198‑?]‑[199‑?]. ‑ 3 textual records.  
File containing copies, occasionally annotated, of works  
entitled March Past, Hogtown Blues and Land of the Misty  Giants. Transcriptions by Jacques Pinault. Works by Oscar  Peterson. 

MUS 199/G, 7 	Biographical records and discographies. ‑ [196‑?]‑1994.  -
0.5 cm of textual records.  
Originals and copies.

36

MUS 199/G, 8 	Passports and visa. ‑ 1982‑1995. ‑ 3 textual records.  
3 photographs: b&w; 4.5 x 4.5 cm and 4.5 x 3.5 cm.  
Originals. 

MUS 199/G, 9 	Wine‑tasting certificate. ‑ 1990. ‑ 1 textual record.  
File consisting of a wine‑tasting certificate presented by the  winery Cetes de Saint‑Mont.  
Original. 

MUS 199/G, 10 	Feasibility study. ‑1990. ‑ 1 textual record.  
File containing a student work concerning the establishment of  
a jazz music club.  
Copy.

MUS 199/G, 11 	Notebook. ‑ [199‑?]. ‑ 1 textual record.
File containing a book of notes on electronic instruments and
music software.
Original.

MUS 199/G, 12 	Notebook. ‑ [199‑?]. ‑ 1 textual record.
File containing a book of notes on music software.
Original.

MUS 199/G, 13 	Other. ‑ 1960‑1996. ‑ 1 cm of textual records.
File consisting of, among other items, contracts, a work
permit, a letter of appreciation, a booklet listing digital
recordings and press releases.
Originals and copies.

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FILE INDEX

Files

A,1 to A,4
A,5
A,6 to A,9
A,10
A,11 to A,13
A,14
A,15 to A,24
A,25 to A,31
A,32
A,33
A,34 and A,35
A,36 to A,41
B1,1 and B1,2
B1,3 and B1,4
B1,5 and B1,6
B1,7 to B1, 10
B1,21
B1,22
B1,23 and B1,24
B2,1 to B2,5
B3,1 to B3,3
B4,1 and B4,2
C,1
C,2
C,4 to C,6
C,7
C,8 and C,9
C,10
C,11 to C,14
C,15

38

Boxes

1
1, 12
1
1, 15
1
2, 15
2
3
3, Cab
3, 12
3
4
4, 12
4
4, 12
5
5, 12
5
5,12
6
6, 12
6
6, 12
Cab.
6
6
6, 13
6, Cab.
6, 13
6
6, Cab.
7
7, Cab.
7
7, Cab.

Files

C,16 to C,25
C,26
C,27
C,28 and C,29
C,30
D1,1 to D1,4
D1,5 to D1,9
D1,10
D1,11
D1,12 to D1,13
D1,14
D2,1 and D2,2
D2,3 to D2,11
D2,12
D2,13 to D2,16
D2,17
D3,1 and D3,2
D3,3 to D3,6
D3,7
D3,8
E,1
E,2 and E,3
E,4 and E,5
E,6
E,7 and E,8
G,1
G,2 and G,3
G,4 and G,5
G,6 to G,8
G,9
G,10 to G,13

Boxes

7
7, 15, Cab.,    
     Other format
7, 15
7,13
8, 15, Cab.
8, 15, Cab.
8, 16, Cab.
8, 16
8, 16, Cab.
8
8, 16, Cab.
8, 13
9
9, 16
10
10, 13
10, Cab.
10
11
11, 13, Cab.
14
16
Cab.
14
16
Cab.
11
14
11
14
11

 
PROPER NAME AND TITLE INDEX

       A

Ad lib D2,5
Advanced School of contemporary Music MUS 199
African National Congress A; A, 14
African Suite MUS 199
Agostini, Lucio A,3
Albers, Brian E; E,  5
Alberta Lounge MUS 199
Alexander, Monty A,32
Alfonso-Cotrino, Guillermo A,16
Alliance of Canadian Cinema C,27
AMD Marketing Inc. A,22
Amenta, Michael J. A,39
America’s Jazz Heritage A; A,29
American Pianists Association A,11
Amnesty International A; A,6 and A,7; A,10
Andrusier, Adam A,36
Angel City Press A,29
Aniko, Helmut A,32
Anomedia Corporation Limited A,23
Antibes-Juan-les-Pins International Jazz Festival
   MUS 199
Artkinson, Paul A; A,3
Arts Foundation of Greater Toronto A,24; A,28
Arts Person of the Year Award C,28
Associated Students of Sonoma State University
    Children’s School A,14
Athabaska University A,5
Atlee, R. E. A,34
Austin, Mark A,23
Award of Merit of the City of Toronto C,27

B

Back Alley Theatre A,9 and A,10; A,32
Baetz, Ruben F,6
Baker, Phyllis A,40
Banff Centre for the Arts A; A,24
Barber, Robert A. A,36
Barker, Maurice A,41
Barley, Val E; E,1
Barnett, Steve A,36
Barta, Steve a,16
Bearden, Don a,37
Beckers, Bernd A,41
Beem, Hanneke Van A,11
Beethoven Foundation Inc, A,3 and A,4
Bellson, Louie D3,6
Bergen Internation Festival MUS 199; B1,3
Berklee College of Music C,8 and C,30
Berliner, Steve A,37
Berton, Pierre A,32
Bethke, Andrew A,41
Beyer, Teddy A,17
Billy Strayhorn Memorial Concert A; A,2
Binkley, Michael A,28; A,35
Black, Bernie A, 19; A,21
Blake, Eubie F.16
Bleecker, John K. A,5
Blow Hard Music A,34
Blow, William E. A,36
Blue Note A,21
Blues for Big Scotia MUS 199
Boatman, Armand A,34
Boccone, Jane A,34
Body and Soul G,5
Böhlke, Rainer A; A,29; A,31
Bolling, Claude B; B1,7
Bösendorfer E; E,8
Bouzon-Thiam, Françoise  A; A,26
Bowden, John A; A,14
Boyd, Freddie A,37
Boyd, Liona A; A,4; A,22
Britto, Carol A,19
Brown, Ray MUS 199; B; B1,1; B1,16 and
     B1,17; B1,23; F; F,15
Brunner-Schwer, Hans Georg A,1
Bryant, Jimmy G,5
Bryden, Beryl A,33
Buchbinder, Rudolf A,39
Buchmann, Markus A,28
Bugatti E; E,8
Butler, Artie A,36
Butticci, Leo A; A,18 ato A,20; A,41

C

Cahn, Berry a, 19
Cameron, Rod A,39
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation MUS 199; 
     A; A,1; A,4; A,14; A,17; A,21; A,23; A,28
Canadian Bureau for the Advancement of Music
     A,12
Canadian Civil Liberties Association A,16
Canadian Conference of the Arts A,21; C,4
Canadian Consulate General A,5 and A,6; A,13;
     A,25; A,30
Canadian Embassy A; A,2; A,4 and A,5; A,19
Canada Heirloom Series A,22
Canadian High Commission A,2; A,27
Canadian Museum of Photography A,6; C,12
Canadian Music Educators’ Association A,18
Canadian Red Cross A,24 and A,25
Canadian Songwriters Association A,9
Canadiana Suite MUS 199
Carafa, Massimo A,41
Carleton University C,3
Carter, Benny D3,6
Carty, Jarrett A,37
CBS Television Network A; A,1
Choat, Deb A,21
Chrétien, Jean A; A,23
Cineplex Odeon Corporation A,11
City of Mississauga A,14 and A,15
City of Montreal A,12
City of Ottawa A,25
Clarfield, Steven A,4
Clarke, Terry B; B1,4
Clayworth, Jerry A,38
Coalition for Music Education In Canada A,23
Collins, Alana A,36
Concept Equity Fundiang Ltd. A,4
Concordia University C,30
Copeland,  Robert M. A,36
Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson 
     Hall A; A,24
Corporation of the City of New York A,18
Côtes de Saint-Mont G,9
Covey, Joe A,37
Coward, Alf A,35
Credit Valley Hospital Foundation A,23
Crescendo D2,2

D
D’Agostino, Toni A,40
Danza, Tony A,33
Dash, J. R. A,19
David Merrick Arts Foundation A,28
De Marky, Paul MUS 199; F; F,14
deSica, Manuel A,32
Deehan, John A,38
Department of External Affairs A,13
Der Spiegel D2,3
Des Iles, Justice G.E A,32
Dewolfe, Margaret A,38
Dickey, R.P. A,41
Doky, Niels Lan A,25; A,29 and A,30
Doré, Jean F,13
Down Bear MUS 199; D; D2,1 and D2,2; D2,6; 
     D2,10; D2,12; D2,17
Drew, Martin B; B1,5; B1,7 and B1,8 B1,10 to 
     B1,12; B1,18 to B1,24; F; F,6
Duke Street Records A; A,13
Dunn, Michale H. A,36
Dupuy, Michel F,6
Durham, Bobby B; B1,2; B1,13 to B1,15
Dwyer, Larry A,38

E

Easter Suite MUS 199
Eberhart, Pete a,40
Ebony D,1
Edison, Harry F,15
Egmond, Dick van a,37
Eisenreich, Rochus A,10; A,14
Electro Sonic A,4
Elitha Peterson Productions Inc. MUS 199; A,17
Elizabeth II, Queen A; A,32
Ellis, Herb B. B1, 16 and B1,17; B1, 24
Emerson, Keith F,5
Entr’acte D2,13
Ermuth, Michele A,20
Evans, Bill A,41
Evans, Lynn A,14

F

Fallis, Mary Lou A,32
Favaro, Ernest A,38
Feder, Jean claudio A,25
Feinstein, Dianne A,5
Festival Productions Inc. A,3; A,8; A,12
Fifteen Minutes Piano Rambling MUS 199
Fine, Gregory A; A,5, A,14; A,25; A,30 and 
     A,31; A,33; A,40
Fisher, Douglas A; A,3
Fisher, Tina A,16
Fitzgerald, Ella A; A,21; A,27; B; B1,6;  
     B1,23
Fleitmann, Karl-Heinz A,38
Forté, Serge A,38
Frankel, Llona C. A,38
Fresco Marketing & Communications Inc. 
     A,3 and A,4
Friends of the Harambee Library A,17
Fritz, Hervey E,3
Froebel Education Centre A,30

G

Gaag, Hein van der A,36
Gallagher, Jim M. A,37
Galvin, John A, 38
Gauthier, Mark A,23
Gaw, Ken A,37
Gayle, Herb F,8
Gaylord, Monica A,17
Giersiepen, Frank A,20
Gillespie, Dizzy F; F,5
Gillespie, Laurie a; A,15
Glenn Gould Foundation A; A,20
Gleen Gould Prize C; C,22
Glogauer, Max A,36
Gnilka, Thomas A,38
Goldman, Paul a,34
Golson, Benny A,14
Golub, Dick A,34
Gordon, Edward D,6
Governor General’s Performing Arts Award 
     C; C,21
Grammy Awards MUS 199; C; C,1
Grandz, Norman MUS 199
Green Jesse P. A,37
Greta Leeming Studio of Dance A; A,28
Guilhaumon, Jean-Louis A,27
Gustafsson, Rita A,34; A,40

H

Hahn, Ove A,4
Hall, J. A,34
Hallelujah Time MUS 199
Hamilton, Jeff B; B1, 16 and B1, 17
Handelman, Arnold S. A,41
Happy Gang MUS 199
Hargreaves, Sean A,35
Harris, C. Roland A,39
Harry Jerome Awards C,16
Hasse, Jean A,40
Hawkins, Coleman B; B1,2
Helbig, Otto A,41
Henderson, Ken A,18; A,35
Higgins, Yvonne A, 30
Hill, Hal A. A,20
Hinton, Phil A,22
Hnatyshyn, Ramon J. A,20; A,23
Hodges, Margaret-Marie A,35
Hogtown Blues G,6
Holmes, Johnny F; F,15 
Holzman, Jacquelin A,23
Hooper, Lou MUS 199; F,16
Hopper, Bill A; A,5
Hornstein, Sydney A,5
Horowitz, James A,16
Horowitz, Vladimir F; F,5
Howard, Stanley A,2
Hultin, Randi A,8
Humber College A,3; A,15
Huntsville Musicians Association A,32
Hyman, Dick A,3
Hymm to Freedom MUS 199

I

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Jazz D3,3
International Biographical Centre A,8
International Jazz Hall of Fame Induction & 
     Awards C,28
International Music Council A, 16
In the Key of Oscar MUS 199
Itoh, Yohsuke A, 14
Ivaldi, Daniel A,35

J

Jampel, Dave A,1
Janoski, Paul A,36
Jazz D2,2 and D2,3
Jazz CD D2,14
Jazz Exercises and Pieces for the Yong Jazz 
     Pianists MUS 199
Jazz Forum D2,4
Jazz Freak D2,8
Jazz Hot D2,4
Jazz in Concert Management A,29
Jazz Journal D,26; D2,11
Jazz Life D; D2,10
Jazz Magazine D2,8; D2,17
Jazz Podium D; D2,1
Jazz Report Awards C,23
Jazz Times D2, 12; D2, 16
Jazzletter D3,7
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing 
     Arts A; A,6; A,8 A,19; A,25
Johnson, Ben MUS 199à
Johnson, Hank A,27 and A,28; A;30
Johnson, J. Wilfred A,19
Jones, Clarence MUS 199; F; F,9
Jones, David W. A,21; A,27; A,36
Jones, Quincy A; A,18
Jones, Sam B; B1,2
Juno Awards C; C,14
Justin Time Records Inc. A; A,4; A,6 and
     A,7 A,11
K

Kaminsky, John A,37; A,40
Kampen, Arnold van A; A,10; A13 to A,15; 
     A,17; A,19 to A,21; A,28; A,30
Kash, Murray F,6
Kaye, J. Walter A,37
Kellersmann, Christian A,40
Kelly, Fraser A,6
Kent, G.C. F,5
Kessel, Barney A,38
Keyboard D; D2,6 and D2,7; D2,11; D2,13; 
     D2,17
Kimball International A,6
Kingsbury, Julie A,39
Kingston Literacy A,11
Kinoshita, Machiko A,13
Kobler, Manfred A,38
Kolstad, Kurt T. A,41
Kowal, Ann A,35
Kunert, Wolfgan A,24
Kuster, Patrick A,35
Kwast, Lisette A,37

L

La Roche, Yves A,41
Land of the Misty Giants MUS 199; G,6
Langelaan, Guy G,3
Laval University A; A,5; C; C,11
Law, Don A,39
Lees, Gene A,6, A,8 and A,9; A;14; A,21; 
     A,25; A,32
Legrand, Michel B; B1,7
Lemm, Richard A,37
Lemon, Brian A,28
Leonhart, Jay A,23
Leverman, Peter A,3
Li-A-Sam, Boni A,35
Ligtht Up and Listen MUS 199
Limelight D3,8
Lofsky, Lorne B1,19 and B1,20
London Public Library A,23
Loop in Motion Arts Festival A,14
Lorenzetti, Daniel G. A,19; A,36
Los Angeles Jazz Society A; A,24
Lucasfilm Limited A,19
Lucchesi, Matthew A,41

M

MacLachlan College A,17
Maclean’s Honor Roll C,28
Maleki, Marcin A,37
Malloch, Katie A,22
March Past G,
Martin, David Stone E,6
Mason, Stuart A,40
Massey, Mike A,28
Maurer, Pierre A,38
Mayer, Dotty A,40
McDonough, John A,30
McDougall, Barbara A,34
McDougall, D. Blake A,39
McGill University C; C,13
McGlohon, Loonis A,35
McMaster University A,27; C; C,6
McMurtry, R. Roy A,4
McPartlan, Marian A; A,27; A,37; F; F,5; 
     F,15 and F,16
Meier, Josef A,40
Melia, Paul E; E,4
Middleton, Sam A,27
Miho, Lee A,37
Million Minutes of Peace Appeal A,6
Milne, Andy A,21
Mississauga’s Musician of the Year Award 
     C, 27
Modern Keyboard Review D2,4
Moeck, Walter F. A,34
Mogilevsky, Vladimir A,39
Mohr, Siegfried H. A,32; A,37
Molde International Jazz Festival MUS 199
Montreal International Jazz Festival MUS
     199
Montreux Jazz Festival MUS 199
Moore, Dudley A; A,13
Moritz, Reiner A,10
Mörn, Christer A,31
Morris, Libby F,6
Mount Benson Elementary School A,31
Mulroney, Brian A; A,14; A,17
Music Gallery A,5
Musica Jazz D2,15
Musicmasters A,11
Myers, Steve A,39

N   

Nathaniel Dett Chorale A,30
National Academy of Recording Arts & 
     Sciences A; A,2
National Film Board of Canada MUS 199; 
     A; A,4
National Museum of American History 
    A,13;  A,28
National Public Radio A,20
New England Digital A,11 and A,12
Newgren, Don A,16
Niagara University A,25, C,25
Nimmons, Phil MUS 199
Norman, Jessie F; F,6
Northwestern University A,3; C,9
North Sea Jazz Festival MUS 199

O

O&O Magazine D2,13
O’Neal, Hank A,19; A,21; A,24
Office of the Agent General A,8
Office of the Prime Minister A,27
Ontario Film Development Corporation A,6; 
     A,8 and A,9
Ontario Musical Arts Centre A,13
Order of Canada MUS 199; C; C,2
Order of Ontario C,20
Ordre des arts et des lettres (France) MUS 
     199; C,15
Ordre national du Québec MUS 199; C;
     C,17
Organdy, Little A,41
Ørsted Pedersen, Niels-Henning A; A,7; B; 
     B1,4 to B1,8; B1,10; B1,18 to B1,24;
     F; F,10
Oscar Peterson Presents MUS 199
Oscar Peterson Scholarship C,8

P

Padula, Edward A,2
Palmer, Richard A; A,13 and A,14, A,17 to  
     A,19; A,21; A,25; A,27 to A,29
Pass, Joe B; B1,5; B1,11; B1,24; F; F,5; F,7
Patchman Music A,23
Paye, Douglas A,33
Peaker, J. Scott A,35
Penguin Books Canada Limtied A,23
Penn, John G. A,38
Perkins, Martha A,22
Peter Jones Productions Inc. A,21
Peterson, David A,6; A,9
Perterson, Oscar MUS 199, A,4; A,12; B; 
     B1,1 to B1,24; C; C,8; C,26; D; D3,1
     And D;3,2; D3,8; E; E,1 to E,7; F; F,1 to 
     F,13; G; G,3 to G,6
Phelan, Jan A,27
Phillips, Lorraine A,34
Piano Forte D2, 12
Piano Party MUS 199
Pic D2,1
Piédalue, Bob A,10
Pinault, Jacques G,6
Playboy All-Star Jazz Poll C,27
Pranke, Thuryn A,35
Prévin, André F; F,10
PVS Films A,15
Pye, Johns A,30

Q

Queen’s University A,16; C,5

R

Radmacher, Eckhard A,38
Rae, Jackie A,31
Rafferty, Larry A,24
Raphael, Lenore A,36
Ravinia Festival MUS 199, A, A;15; A,23
     And A,24; A,27
RCA Victor Company Limited A,1
Rees, John A,22
Regel, Thorsten A,38
Reigh, Howard A,22
Remenyi House of Music A,8; A,16
Rhodes, Bill A,41
Richards, Phyl E; E,2
Roberts, Austin MUS 199; F; F,9
Rocheman, Manuel A,41
Rockin’in Paradise G,3
Roland Canada Music Limtied A,8; A,11;
    A,14; A,27; D3,8
Roncom Productions Inc. A,2
Roper, Richard A. A,39
Rosenberg, John A; A,15
Rossi, Gabriela A; A,35
Roy Thomson Hall Award C; C,27
Royal Bank Award C,27
Royal conservatory of Music A,21; A,24
Royal Wedding Suite MUS 199

S

Saavalainen, Matti a,20
Saint Louis symphony Orchestra A; A,13
Samba Sentive MUS 199
Sanzenbach, Paul a,36
Saralene Productions A,30
Sasaki, Kasumi F,8
Schmitz, Birgit A, 35
Schneider, Craig A,35
Schreyer Edward A,2
Schulz-Köehn, Dietrich A; A,1
Schwartz, Carley A,36
Scott, Hugh J. A,39
Scott, June M. A,34
Seneca College of Applied Arts and 
     Technology A,3
Sexton, Ken A,37
Shaughnessy, Ed A,.22; A,36
Shearing, George F,16
Sherwood, Anthony G,3
Shore, Dinah A,34
Sloan, Sue A,39
SOCAN Awards C,28
SOCAN Foundation A,22
Son Magazine D2,5
Sopinka, John A,10
Speck, Dieter A,24; A,38
Spoleto Festival MUS 199
Springfield Symphony Orchestra B1,9
Strarlight Foundation Canada A,12
St. Mary’s General Hospital Foundation 
     A,27
Stehling, Yvonne A,38
Stevens, Michael J. A,19
Strecker, James A,32
Sugiyama, Rumiko A,34
Sullivan, Carl A,37
Svensson, Daniel A,24
SVW Music Productions A,15
Swanay, Scott A,37
Swann, Peter C. A,22
Swatton, Richard A,35
Swing Journal D; D,27; D2,9; D2,14 to 
     D2,16

T

T.H.E. Bass G,4
Tanner, Christian A,27
Tarnow, David A,35
Telarc Digital A, 27
Television and Radio Artists Awards C,27
Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz A; A,12
Themmen, G. W. A,34
Thigpen, Ed MUS 199; B; B1,1
Thirsk, Robert A, 29 and A,30
Tomi Music Company A,21
Tommy Banks Music Limited A,34
Toppings, Earle A,36
Toronto Arts Awards C,19
Toronto Ballet Ensemble A,28
Toronto Children’s Chorus a; A,25; A,29
Toronto Man of Style Award C,27
Toronto Musicians’ Association A,17
Toronto Public Library A,19
Toronto Symphony A; A,2
Toronto Symphony Women’s Committee
     A; A,3
Tracey, John A,21
Trudeau, Pierre Elliott A; A,3
Turner, Joe F,5
Tweedie, David F. A,35 and A,36

U

Ukeguchi, Kiyomi A,32
Ultimate Reality and Meaning A,16
UniDisc A,23
University of Toronto C; C,10
University of Victoria C,30
Urso, Joseph A, 36

V

Vallely, Jack A,41
Vernon, Jim A,41
Vervloet Dessaune, Marcos A,7
Victoria Hall D3,4
Vitro, Roseanna A,32
Vocal Vision Productions Inc. A,17
Vossgrag, Andreas A,36

W

Wallace Steve B1,13 to B1,15
Warty, Barbara A, 36
Washington Times A,20 
Watkin Robert A,35
Webster, Ben F,15
Weiss, Sammy A,37
Wells, Clifford A,36
Western Ontario Conservatory of Music
     A,30; C,24
White, Ray Charles A,27
Wilms, Horst A,13
Wilson, Bette A,18
Wilson, David S. A,37
Wilson, Ian A,18
Winteler, Edgar A,36
Winters, Jonathan A,2
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing
     Arts A,7
Word of Dreams Foundation Canada A,18

Y

Yamaha Canada Music Limited A,25
Yamauchi, Naoki A,17
York gazette D3,7
York, Robert O. E,7
York University MUS 199; A,5; C,18;
     C,30
Youmans, Vincent A,1
Young, David B; B1,11 to B1,13; F; F,12

Z

Zeiger, Irving A,25