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Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection contains material relating to the professional career of Professor Philip Greeley Clapp, a composer, conductor of symphony orchestras, accomplished pianist, and music instructor. Some Greeley and Clapp genealogy is included in boxes 1 and 6, as well as some documentation of Mr. Clapp's studies at Harvard in box 12.Four scrapbooks of carefully dated newspaper articles are housed in box 12. Mr. Clapp and his father, Henry Lincoln Clapp, authored many of the articles, while others announce their accomplishments. Henry Clapp was principal of Putnam Elementary School in Connecticut during the 1800s, and his theories of elementary education were highly-regarded. Articles dated 1879 to 1918 by the senior Clapp on the topic of education, and his hobby of horticulture in the Boston area, are preserved here.Correspondence in box 6 is primarily with SUI faculty and administrators. Correspondence in box 7 is primarily with administration, yet includes includes more...
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms (no number). The Opera of Elena, words by Roaldn B. Coe, music by Philip G. Clapp. Begun, late August, 1898, Finished, November 11, 1901. Incomplete vocal score and sketches.
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms17. Sonata for Violin and Piano #2 in d minor. Sketches, violin part.
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms 18. Sonata for Violin and Piano #1 in B major (op. 1). Violin part, piano part, sketches.
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms 19. Sonatina in E for Piano. to G.O.M. 4 copies, 1 stamped John Simms. Independent Music Publishers reproduction of manuscript.
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms 27. Gray Day for solo violin and orchestra. Full score, violin and piano arrangement (2 versions, photocopies of manuscript).
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Bound Photocopy Ms score (no number). A Highly Academic Diversion on Seven Notes (A, B, C, D, E, F, G without Corrupting Chromatics). Dedicated to George Dasch. Composed for the Little Symphony Orchestra of Chicago conducted by George Dasch in Ovington, Washington. Premiered in Iowa City, Iowa in 1933 by the above group, George Dasch conducting. (Full score and parts at Fleisher Collection, the Free Library of Philadelphia.)
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992
Ms (no number). Sonata for Violin and Piano, violin part only.
File — Box: OS Box 8
Identifier: 8
Dates:
1879-1992