1.  Organizational Documents

2.  Festival Foundation and Festival of Two Worlds

3.  Grant Requests

4.  Spoleto Festival USA: Board and General Manager

5.  Program Files and General Administration

6.  Finance

7.  Contracts

8.  Media Files: Film, Video, Audio

9.  Publicity: News Releases, Clippings, Scrapbooks, etc.

10.  Photographs

11.  Scores & Scripts

12.  Miscellaneous
 
 

Appendix I: Chronology for the Creation of Spoleto USA
Appendix II: Inventory of Publications of Spoleto USA
 
 

Box 1-1:  Basic documents for Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds and Spoleto Festival   USA:  organizational documents, minutes, Menotti, and reports,
(A)  Organizational Documents
--Preliminary agreement, 1976
--Incorporation of the Festival Foundation, Inc. (under New York laws)
--Incorporation of the Festival USA, 1977 (under South Carolina laws)
--Bylaws, n. d. and 1962-1977, 1979
(B)  Minutes
--Festival Foundation, Inc. (New York), 1973
 --Charleston Steering  Committee, 1974-1977 (Charleston; initially called the   Organizing Committee or Coordinating Committee)
--Board of Directors lists, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1979
--Advocacy Committee, 1992
(C)  Boards
--Membership, notices, and agendas: 1972-1976, 1986
(D)  Gian Carlo Menotti
--Biographical information:  misc. press information, clippings, etc.
--New Yorker profile by Winthrop Sargeant
--Writings by Menotti
--Speech by Menotti, 1971
 --Correspondence with the Festival Foundation (including detailed discussions of   programing):
 --1965-1971
 --1972 contributions by Menotti to the Foundation
 --1974-1975--personal business
 --1975
 --1976
 --1977
 --1978
 --1979
–Misc. Articles on Menotti (see also scrapbooks in Series 9)
(E)  Reports and General Information
--Histories and printed ephemera
--Artists included in Spoleto, Italy, 1958-1977
--Major contributors to the Festival Foundation, 1958-1979
 --"A Report to the National Endowment for the Arts on the Current Status of Spoleto Festival U. S. A. and the Festival Foundation, Inc." by Douglas Richards, Associates, Oct. 1976
–Spoleto Festival 1978 Fact Book
--"Report on Spoleto Festival, USA, 1978" by Porter Van Zandt for the Ford Foundation
 --"1980 Spoleto Festival Visitor Survey," Division of Tourism, Department of Parks,  Recreation and Tourism, Aug. 1978
--"The Second Decade:  Spoleto Festival U. S. A.; Long Range Plan, 1990-1995"
--"The Second Decade:  Spoleto Festival U. S. A.; Long Range Plan, 1991-1996"
2.  FESTIVAL FOUNDATION AND FESTIVAL OF TWO WORLDS
 
 

Box  2-1:  Correspondence of the Festival Foundation, 1966-1975
1966--Incoming letters, I
 --Outcoming letters, I
 --RAF & LIDA correspondence
1967--Incoming letters, II
 [Outgoing missing]
1968--Artists:  outgoing letters
 --Rome office:  incoming letters
 --Rome office:  outgoing letters
1969--Rome office:  incoming letters
 --Rome office:  outgoing letters
1970--Rome office correspondence
1971--Rome office correspondence, I
 --Rome office correspondence, II (cont.)
 --General incoming letters
 --General outgoing letters
1972--Rome office correspondence, I
 --Rome office correspondence, II (cont.)
1973--Rome office correspondence
 --Miscellaneous correspondence
1974--Rome office correspondence
1975--Rome office correspondence

Box 2-1:  General correspondence and topical files of the Festival Foundation
(A)  General correspondence (cont.)
--1976--Master file of outgoing correspondence:  Jul. 1975-Aug. 1976
 --Rome office correspondence; Spoleto office correspondence
 --Miscellaneous correspondence
 --Leases--NY office
 --Insurance file
 --Housing VIP and artists
--1977--Master file of outgoing correspondence:  Sept. 1976-Aug. 1977
 --Housing VIP and artists
--1978--Master file of outgoing correspondence:  Sept. 1977-Jul. 1978
(B)  Topical files, 1968-1982
--Christopher Keene
 --1968-1976
 --1976-1981 (including Spoleto Festival USA)
--David Agler, 1974-1976
--American Administration Office in Spoleto, 1974-1976
--Chris Clark, 1976-1982
--Lorenzo Muti, 1969-1974
--Jerome Robbins:  misc., 1967-1973
--Jerome Robbins:  non-program correspondence, 1975
--Spoleto Dance School, 1973-1974
--Romolo Valli, 1971-1973
--Recordings:  Vincent Tortora, 1967-1969
--Radio-television-film rights, 1968-1977

Box 2-3:  Spoleto Performance Spaces (Italy) with photographs, plans, measurements, and notes
--Theatres, maps, photos, technical information
--Sala XVII Settembre
--Caio Melisso
--Theatro Nuovo
--Palazzo Ancaiani
--Piazza del Duomo
--Palazzo Collicula
--Roman Theatre:  groundplan
--Spoletosphere by Buckminster Fuller, 1967
--Teatrino delle Sei
--San Nicolo
--San Nicolo Project
--Town of Spoleto and festival notes
--Comune di Spoleto (maps)

Box 2-4:  Financial summaries, 1958-1985 (Foundation only)
--1958 financial statement
--1959 do.
--1960 do.
--1961 do.
--1962 do.
--1963 do.
--1964
 --financial statement
 --budget material
--1965
 --financial statement
 --financial summaries
--1966
 --financial statements and contributors list
 --budget material
--1967
 --financial statement (missing)
 --budget material
--1968
 --financial statement
 --budget material
--1968-1972 Rome budgets
--1969
 --financial statement and audit
 --budgets
--1970
 --financial statement and audit
 --budget information
--1971
 --audit
 --budget information
--1972
 --audit
 --budget material
--1973
 --audit
 --budget
--1974
 --financial statement
 --master budget file (contributions, cash flow projections, etc.)
 --budget notes
 --audit
--1976 audit
--1977 audit
--1979 audit
--1980 audit
--1981 audit
--1982 audit
--1983 audit
--1984 audit
--1985 audit
--Savings accounts no longer in use
--Loan files
 --1972 general loan file
 --1971-1973 Fred Koch loan
 --1971 Edward F. McSweeney III loan
 --1971 James J. Meeker loan
 --1971 Pamela Walker loan
 --1972 J. M Kaplan Fund, Inc. loan
 --1973
  --Group loan (Groo, Hillman, Tobin, Tobin, Tully)
  --Loan summary
 --1974 Lawrence Groo
 --1974 Mrs. Edgar Tobin
 --1974 Ann R. Coste
--John Moran disputed claim
--Fund raising events
 --1959-1968 benefits
 --Sydney Green Associates
 --Yolanda Drake, 1967 (fund raiser)
 --Lee Edwards (PR)
 --Mrs. Lucille de George
 --Friends of Spoleto
  --1972
  --1973
  --1974
  --1975
  --1976
 --1972 projected benefit (not executed)
 --1973 benefit (canceled)
 --1973 Bloomingdale's benefit; Friends of Spoleto

Box 2-5:  Festival Foundation financial records, 1956-1962
--1956-1976--Contributors to the Festival Foundation (journal)
--1956-1958--Journal of receipts and disbursements
--1956-1959--Check stubs and account balances
--1958
 --Paid bills (two folders)
 --Canceled checks and bank statements
 --Paid bills, payroll, and misc.
--1958-1959--Withholding
--1958-1960  Contributions
--1958-1963--Workmen's compensation
--1959
 --Paid bills (two folders)
 --American National Theatre and Academy (ANTA) re Jerome Robbins Ballet
--1959-1961--Paid bills and payroll (two folders)
--1959-1965--tax exemption letters and misc. financial correspondence
--1960-1961--Weekly financial reports
--1960-1962--Paid bills
--1961--Account balances
 --Paid bills and payroll
--1961-1962--Weekly financial reports

Box 2-6:  Foundation financial records (cont.), 1961-1964
--1961-1962--Paid bills, year ending 31 Jan. 1962 (two folders)
--1962-1964--Rome financial statements and Spoleto check stubs
--1962-1963
 --Paid bills, year ending 1963
 --Ticket sales and bank deposits, year ending 31 Jan. 1963
 --Account balances, year ending 31 Jan. 63
 --Paid bills, year ending 31 Jan. 1963
--1963-1964--Cash position statements
--1963-1964--Contracts

Box 2-7:  Foundation financial records (cont), 1965-1969
--1965-1966--Paid bills from Italy for the year ending 31 Jan. 1966
 --Account balances, year ending 31 Jan. 1966
--1966
 --Bank Reconciliations
 --Petty Cash and Postage
 --Paid bills, year ending 31 Jan. 1966
 --Paid bills and balance sheet, year ending 31 Jan. 1966

--1966-1967--Paid bills
--1967
 --Paid bills
 --Cash receipts
--1967-1968
 --Paid bills (two folders)
 --Checkstubs, 9 Jul. 1967-30 Jun. 1968
--1968
 --Paid bills, July
 --Journal of receipts and disbursements
 --Checkstubs, 23 Feb.-23 Jul.
1968-1969--Paid bills

Box 2-8:  Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1968-1972
--1968-1969--Checkstubs, 5 Jul. 1968-27 Mar. 1969
--1969--Paid bills
 --Italy
 --New York
--1969-1970
 --Paid Bills
 --Checkstubs, 17 Jul. 1969-6Apr. 1970
--1970
 --Checkstubs, 8 Apr.-13 Aug.
--1970-1971
 --Checkstubs, 10 Jun. 1970-2 Jun. 1971
 --Paid bills
--1970-1972--Deposit slips
--1971
 --Tax return
 --Performer pay confirmation
 --Checkstubs, 2 Jun.-27 Oct.
--1971-1972--Checkstubs, 27 Oct. 1971-3 Jun. 1972
--1972--Paid bills (two folders)

Box 2-9--Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1972-1974
--1972-1973
 --Checkstubs, 23 Jun. 1972-8 Jun. 1973
 --Paid bills, 1 Sept, 1972-31 Aut. 1973 (three folders)
--1973
 --Paid bills, Shewitz office
 --Paid bills, Italian accounts
 --Checkstubs and check, Spoleto, Italy
 --Journal of receipts and expenses
 --Checkstubs, NY, 8 Jun 1973-14 Sept. 1973
--1973-1974
 --ledgers
 --bank statements and canceled checks, 1 Sept. 1973-31 Aug. 1974

Box 2-10--Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1973-1974
--1973-1974
 --Paid bills (alphabetical)
 --Checkstubs, 7 Sept. 1973-15 Jul. 1974
 --Checks and checkstubs, Italian account, 1 Sept. 1973-31Aug. 1974
 --Petty cash, Italian ledger
--1974
 --Checks, Italian
 --Petty cash
 --Cash balances
 --"Lulu" production expenses

Box 2-11--Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1973-1974
--Benefit auctions
 --Publicity
 –Misc. Auction catalogues
 --Items still to be auctioned
 --Description of objects to be auctioned
 --1973  auction committee
 --Promotional material
 --1973 estimates
 --Invitation lists
 --Parties
 --Letters of thanks
 --Correspondence, misc.
 --Braga, Mrs. George A.
 --Reject letters
 --Memos
 --Objects donated and acknowledged
 --Storage arrangements
 --Printing of catalog and invitation (with photographs of objects)
 --Objects collected
 --Arrangements for Sotheby Park-Bernet auction, 1 May 1973
 --Master list of financial contributors notified
 --Samples of printed matter
 --Sotheby Park-Bernet, 1974
 --Master list of contributors, 1974
 --Storage, 1974
 --Donor forms, 1974
 --Cash contributions, 1974 auction
 --Braga, Mrs. George
 --Baum, Mrs. Morton
 --Honorary committee, 1974
 --Cummings, Mrs. Nathan
 --Board correspondence re auction
 --Regrets, 1974
 --Pledges, 1974
 --Auction committee
 --Sales
 --Forms and form letters
 --Memos
 --Tax certificates
 --Card files on donors
 --Work remaining to be completed (1975)

Box 2-12--Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1973-1979
--1973-1975 Cash flow projections
--1974-1975
 --Paid bills, NY, FY75 (alphabetical)
 --Paid bills and correspondence, Italian, FY75
 --Petty cash, NY, FY75
 --Bank records, Italian, FY75
--1975 Contributions
--1976-1977
  -- Check stubs and deposit slips:  separate account for Spoleto USA (with  payments made through the Foundation)
 --Paid bills, FY77 (two folders)
--1977 Bank statements (1 Sept. 1976-31 Aug. 1977)
--1977-1979 Financial Statements

Box 2-13:  Festival Foundation financial records (cont.), 1978-1987
--1978 Checkstubs and bank statements (New York and Rome)
--1979  Bank statements
--1980 Bank statements
--1981
 --General Ledger
 --Bank statements and related material
  --Chase Manhattan
  --Banker's Trust
  --SCN
 --Disbursements
 --Payroll records
 --Banca Popolare disbursements
 --Payroll taxes
 --Financial correspondence including Spoleto USA fund raising
 --Investments
 --Financial statements
 --Adjusting entries
--1982
 --General Ledger
 --Canceled checks
–1983-1984 General Ledger
--1985-1985 General Ledger
--1993 Canceled checks (Festival Foundation)

Box 2-14:  Festival of Two Worlds:  Festival Foundation Publicity files, 1967-1973 (clippings, news releases, etc., with some correspondence; see also scrapbooks)
--1967
--1968
 --Clippings
 --Correspondence
--1969 correspondence
--1970
 --Bound copies of clippings
 --Loose clippings (three files)
--1971
 --Bound copies of clippings
 --Loose clippings (two files)
--1972
 --Bound copies of clippings
 --Loose clippings
--1973
 --Bound copies of clippings
 --Press correspondence
 --Loose clippings (two files)

Box 1-15:  Festival of Two Worlds:  Festival Foundation clipping files, 1974-1976
--1974
 --Bound clippings, vol. 1
 --Bound clippings, vol. 2
 --Press correspondence
 --Press releases and clippings (three files)
 --Copies of clippings (four files)
--1975--John Springer Assoc. press releases and clippings
--1976--John Springer Assoc. press releases and clippings
--n. d.--index to a year of clippings

Box 2-16:  Festival Foundation: major donor correspondence files, 1966-1981
--Adoue, Tad
--Allen, Ethan
--Ascoli, Max–Fund
–Avalon Foundation
--A--misc.
--B--misc.
--Canfield, Mrs. Cass, Jr.
--C--misc.
--Daniels Trust (John W.)
--Dolger, Mrs. Carl
--D--misc.
--E--misc.
--Falk Family Trust (Leon)
--Ford Foundation (with a summary of finances for 1977-1979)
--Freudenthan, David (board member)
--Gildesgame Foundation (Leon)
--G--Misc.
--Hill, Jerome (principal contributor)
--Hudson, Edward R., Jr.
--Inness-Brown, Mrs. H. Alwyn
--I--misc.
--Junior Counsel members
--J--misc.
--Levi-Strauss
--Lichtenstein, Phyllis Holbrook (loan)
--Mack, Bokara Legendre
–Mandel, Richard
--McGrath, Earl
--M--misc.
--Pansa, Mrs. Mario
--P & Q--misc
--Revlon
--Robertson, William
 --Rubin Foundation (Samuel; board member and principal contributor; extensive  financial information from 1966-1976; two folders)
–-R–misc.
--Seawell, Mrs. William T.
–-Stalker, Hugh--M. D.
–-Strauss, Leonard H.
–-S–misc.
–-Taylor, Mrs. Gladys Axman
--Thacher, John S.
–-Thaw, Mrs. Lawrence Copley
–-Tobin, Mrs. Edgar  (Board member and principal contributor)
–-Tobin, Robert L. B. (President of the Board;  principal contributor)
–-Train, Mrs. John
–-T–misc.
–-U–misc.
--V–misc.
–-Walker, Mrs. Bradford
–-Wolfram, Jack
--Woodward, Mrs. William
–-X-Z--misc.
–-Yardney Foundation 3.  GRANT REQUESTS
 
 

Box 3-1: National Endowment for the Arts, 1968-1984
(NEA Grants--box 1 of 3)
--1968
–-1973-1974 grant request (unsuccessful)
–-1974 grant
–-1975 grant
–-1976 grant (FY ending 27 Feb., 1977)
–-1976 special music grant (FY ending 31 Aug., 1977)
--1977-1979--Challenge grant application (unsuccessful)
--1977-1981--General correspondence
--1978--Music grant (FY ending 31 Aug. 1978)
--1978--Arts grant (Whitney Museum exhibition; FY78)
--1978-1979--Dance program grant
--1978-1979--Special Projects (audience development)
 --1978
 --1979
1979-1980--Theatre Program
 --1979 (FY79)
 --1980
--1979-1983-Chamber Music grants
 --1979 (1Mar.-31 Aug.)
 --1981 (1 May-31 Aug.)
 --1982 (1 May -31 Aug.)
 --1983 (1Apr.1983-31 Mar. 1984)

Box 3-2:  NEA Grants (cont.--box 2 of 3)
--1979-1985  Opera-Music-Theatre Grants
 --1979 (15 Apr.-31 Aug.)
 --1980 (1 May-31 Aug.)
 --1981 (1 May-31 Aug.)
 --1982 (1 May-31 Aug)
 --1983 (1 Mar.-30 Sept.)
 --1984 (1 Apr.-31 Aug.)
 --1985 (1 Apr.-31 Aug.)
--1980--International Program
--1980-1981--Dance program information
–-1980-1983 Challenge grant (FY ending Aug. 1983)
 –-application
 --announcement
 --annual reports
  –-1979 (FY ending May 31, 1980)
  –-1980 (FY ending May 31, 1981)
  --1981 (FY ending May 31, 1982)
  --1982 (FY ending May 31, 1983)
 --final report (listing all contributors from 1980-1983)
 --general correspondence, 1981-1984

Box 3-3:  NEA Grants (cont.--box 3 of 3)
--1980-1985 Inter-Arts grants (to expand support)
 --1980 (FY ending 31 Mar. 1981)
 --1981 (FY ending 31 Mar. 1982)
 --1982 Consolidated Grants (Inter-Arts, Dance, Music; FY ending 31 Mar.   1983)
 --1984 (1 Jan.-31 Aug.)
 --1985 (14 Mar.-31 Aug.)
--1982 Consortium Grant (Chamber Music:  Santa Fe, Lincoln Center, and Spoleto;
 1 Nov. 1981-31 Aug. 1983)
--1983-1985--Dance Program grant
 --1983
 --1984
 --1985
--1983-1985--Music Program
 --1983--Solo Recitals (1 May-30 Sept.)
 --1984 (1 Mar.-31 Aug.)
 --1985 (1 Mar.-31 Aug.)
 --1985 Professional Training (music; 1 Mar.-8 Jun.)
--1981-1984--Jazz Program
 --1982 (1 May-31 Aug.)
 --1984 (1 Apr. 1984-31 Mar. 1985)

Box 3-4:  Local, State, and Regional Funding, 1976-1985 (box 1 of 2)
(A)  County of Charleston
 --1977-1979
 --1979-1982
 --1983
 --1984
 --1985
(B)  Berkeley/Dorchester Counties, 1977-1978
(C)  Coastal Plains Regional Commission, 1977-1979 (two folders)
(D)  State of South Carolina
 (1)  State Legislature
  --1976-1980
  --1981
  --FY1982
  --1983
 (2)  SC Parks, Recreation, and Tourism (State and County)
  --1978-1979
  --1980 (two folders)
  --1983
  --1984 (two folders)
  --1985

Box 3-5:  Local, State, and Regional Funding (box 2 of 2)
 (3)  South Carolina Arts Commission
  --General correspondence
  --1980 Orchestra Project
  --1981
  --1982
  --1983
   --Cultural Resources Grant
   --Challenge Grant
   --Young Audience Series
  --1984
   --SCAC/NEA
   --grant proposals
  --1985
 (4)  SC Commission for the Humanities, 1978
(D)  Region:  Southern Arts Federation
 --1977-1979
 --1981
 --1982
 --1983
(E)  Other:  International Communication Agency, 1981
4.  SPOLETO FESTIVAL USA ADMINISTRATIVE  AND PROGRAM  FILES
 
 

Box 4-1:  Chairmen and Managers' Files, 1976-1982
--Organizational plans, 1976-1979
 --General (appointments to the Board, committee responsibilities, meeting notices, etc.), 1975-1976
--Chairmen Correspondence Files
 -- Hugh Lane, 1976
 --Theodore S. Stern, 1976-1977
 --Theodore S. Stern correspondence, 1978-1982 (two folders)
--General Steering Committee correspondence
--General office correspondence
--Coordinating Committee, 1977-1978
--Contributors, FY77
–General Manager Correspondence Files, 1976-1988
 –Nella Barkeley, 1976
 --Christine Reed , 1976-1978
 --James T. Kearney, 1981-1982
 --Carmen Kovens, 1980-1982
 --Philip Semark, 1984-1986

Box 4-2:  General Manager's Correspondence Files, 1986-1988
 --Nigel Redden:  chronological file of outgoing letters
  --Feb.- May 1986
  --Jun-Dec. 1986
  --Jan.-May 1987
  --Jun.-Aug. 1987
  --Sept.-Dec. 1987
  --Jan.-Apr. 1988
  --May-Sept. 1988

5.  Program Files and General Administrative Files
 
 

Box 5-1: General Administrative Files, 1977
(A)  Student volunteers
--General
--Ushers
(B)  Transportation
--General
--Parking and Transportation
--VIP
(D)  Very Important People
--Entertainment and hospitality
--General
--Italians
--Private housing
--Mills Hyatt
--Committee information
(E)  Youth Activities
--Committee information
--General
(F)  Academic Programing
--Courses
--Apprentice Program
--Apprentices
--General
(G)  Accounting
--Joel J. and Ann B. Lake
--General
(H)  Accounts receivable
--General received
--SC Educational Television
(I)  Accounts payable (none)
(J)  Administration
--letters of congratulation for the 77 Festival
--Kelly Girl
--Insurance
--Form letters
--Italian information requests
(K)  Artist entertainment
--General
--Artists relations
--Guest lists
--Artist entertainment
(L)  Arts Organization Participation Committee
--General correspondence

Box 5-2: General Administrative Files, 1977  (cont.)
(A)  Box office
--Box office
--Special Complimentary Ticket Requirements
(B)  College of Charleston
--Travel reimbursement
--Administrative notices
(C)  Budget (no files)
(D)  Facilities
--General
--Committee information
(E)  Food Services
--General
--Arts Organization Committee
(F)  Fundraising (no files)
(G)  General correspondence (no files)
(H)  General information
--General correspondence
--Deaf
--Interpreters
(I)  General entertainment  Committee
--General correspondence
--Committee information
(J)  Health and Safety Committee
--General
(K)  Hospitality Committee
--General
(L)  Housing Committee
--Artist Housing
--Chairman, Housing Committee
--Committee:  General
--Committee information
--Chamber of Commerce
--Motels and hotels
--General
(M)  Office Support
--General
--Volunteers
(N)  Personnel
--Job Description
--Office employment inquiries
--Technical employment inquiries
--letters of gratitude to supporters

Box 5-3:  Program files, FY77
--Auditions
--Black Medea
--Boatwright/Film
–Brass Quintet
--Chamber Music
--Choraliers
–Church concerts
--Consul
--Feld Ballet
--Fibercrafts
–Fireworks
–Galleria–general
–General programing
--Green Pond
--Hannum, Becky (Daytime Activities)
--Hayden's Creation (empty folder)
--Jazz
--Lecture series
--Lifar, Serge
--Lowcountry photography exhibition
--Molly
--Ohio Ballet
--Orchestra
--Opening Day Ceremony
--Middleton Place
--Program schedules
--Queen of Spades
--Quilt exhibition
--Recent American Etchings
--Rehearsal schedule
--Rehearsal schedule:  daily
--Scholz, Janos
–SC Arts Commission
--Strindberg
–Westminster Choir (Princeton)

Box 5-4:  Program Files, FY77 (cont.)
(A)  Production
--Apprenticeships
--AGMA (American Guild of Musical Artists)
--ASCAP (scores)
--Costumes
--General
--Musical instruments
--Musical scores
--Technical information
--Trucks/equipment
--IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture   Machine Operators)
--Production budget
(B)  Program Sites
--Gaillard Municipal Auditorium
--Footlight Players Workshop
--Cistern
--Memminger
–Market Square
--Gardens
--Dock Street Theatre
–Magnolia Gardens
--College of Charleston
--Seabrook Island
--Kiawah Island
--Churches
--Other sites

Box 5-5:  Program files, 1978
--Schedule of performances
--Academic program
--Lady Macbeth
 --Set designs and importation of props
 --Information; reviews
--Visual Arts
 --correspondence (two folders)
 --program
 --potential art exhibits
 --Pietro Consagra sculpture
--Bernstein, Leonard
--Blaska, Felix
--Brass Quintet
--Chamber music
--Creve Coeur
–Final day
--Fireworks
--Films
--Il Furioso
–Intermezzi
--Janacek Ballet
--Jazz
--Glagalitic Mass by Janacek
–Lectures
–Martin's Lie & The Egg by Menotti
–Mini Festivals (Piccolo Spoleto)
–Netherlands Dance Theatre
–Opening Day
--Orchestra
--Paratore Brothers (pianists)
--Phe Zulu
--Schedules for rehearsals
--La Traviata by Verdi
--Visconti films
--Westminster Choir

Box 5-8: Administrative and Program Files, 1979
(A) Program files
--Programs
--Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
–Ballet Repertory Company
--Bill Evans Dance Company
--Chamber music
--Desperate Husband
--Hayworth by Cross
--Intermezzi
--Jazz
--Kent State Chorale
--Lecture Series
--The Medium by Menotti
--Middleton Place/Finale
--Norwick, Douglas, and Dancers
--Opening Day
--Orchestra (includes "A Manual for Orchestra Managers of the Spoleto Festival" by   Clinton J. Everett III and Carole J. Everett)
--The Price by Arthur Miller
--Piccolo Spoleto
--Rachmaninoff
–Recording/film rights
--Rosselini Film Festival
--Show Programs  (proofs)
--Westminster Choir
(B)  Administrative files, 1979
--Apprenticeship program
--Audience survey
--Auto leases
--Box office schedules
--College of Charleston
--Correspondence, misc.
--Gloria Theatre Task Force (report by Ampersand, Inc.)
--Misc.
--Personnel Check-In
--Production Manager (John H. Paul, III)
--Recording releases
--Public Relations (David L. Rawle Associates)

Box 5-7: Administrative Files, 1976-1980
--Freedom of Information Act
--Fund raising
 --Saks Fifth Avenue, 1980 (including photographs)
 --Greenville Benefit, 1979 (two files)
 --Charleston, 1978
--Press releases, 1979
--Peter Gravina Associates (press representative)
--Immigration forms
--Financial statements, 1978
--Budget, FY 1978
--AGMA (American Guild of Musical Artists)--"charges against labor organization,"   1978 (three files)
--General production, 1978
–South Carolina Arts Commission--grant applications
 --1977
 --1978
 --1979
--Saks Fifth Avenue, 1979
--San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, 1978
–Opera companies (publications on)
 –Michigan Opera Theatre, 1985-1986
 –Glynborne Festival Opera, 1986 (including Porgy and Bess)
 –Canadian Opera Company, 1987-1988
 –Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, 1989

Box 5-8:  Administrative Files, 1983-1986
--Show Programs, 1983
--San Francisco All State Orchestra, 1983-1984
--Southern Bell, 1984 cover
--Spoleto in the Midlands, 1981-1982
--Spoleto in the Piedmont, 1981-1984
--Spoleto by the Dunes, 1984
--State Development Board, 1982-1984
--TV/Radio Recording Rights, 1980-1983
--Theatre Under the Stars, 1985
--Ticket Donations, 1983-1985
--Ticket Correspondence, 1983-1985
--Travel Industry Association, 1982-1985
--Travel Arrangements, 1980-1985
--US Department of Commerce, 1977-1980
--United Scenic Artists, 1983
--Visual Arts, 1980-1982
--Wolf Trap, 1977-1985
--Winthrop College, 1985
--Wild Dunes Benefit, 1983
--West Nally Group, 1985
--YWCA TWIN Committee, 1985 (Tribute to Women in Industry)

Box 5-9:  Program Files, 1980-1981
(A)  1980
--Intermezzi
--Jazz
--Lecture Series
--Newark Boy's Choir
--Alwin Nikolias Dance
--Directions to Servants
--Film--Medical University of South Carolina series
--Fireworks
--Orson Welles film series
--Rudolf Firkusny Concert
--Bonitez Estampa Flamenca
–Chamber Music
--American Clock
--Dance Gala
--Middleton Place Finale
(B)  1981
--Visual Arts
--Westminster Choir
--Menotti's Mass
--Misc.

Box 5-10:  1982 Program Files and Correspondence
--Auction
--Emanuel Ax & YoYo Ma
--Samuel Barber
--Clizia
–Old Herbaceous
--"How...to know Mr. Lear"
--In the Seventh Circle
--Harry
--Intermezzi
--Jazz
--Lady Macbeth
–New York Philharmonic
--Program 1982 misc.
--Housing forms for Italy
--The Leper
--Laura Dean Dancers
--Middleton Place Finale
--Misc. Musical
--Monday After the Miracle
--Monologues
--Oakland Ballet
--Opening Day
--Piccolo Spoleto
–Promotional auctions and benefits
--Queen Victoria's Granddaughters
--St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
--Schedules 1982
--Westminster Choir
--Chamber Music
--Drolet, Leigh

Box 5-11:  1982 Programs and correspondence (cont.)
--MacKay, Charles R., correspondence
--Staff memos
--Apprentice Program
 --Administrative
 --Accepted
 --Organizations
 --Evaluations
--Auditions--administrative
--Review requests
--Inquiries--Arts & Other Organizations
--Inquiries--Charleston

Box 5-12:  1982-1986 Administrative Files
--American Guild of Musical Artists
--Ampersand
--Belwin Mills
--Chamber Music America
--Chargit
–Charleston Civic Ballet
--Charleston Development Boars
--Charleston County PRT
–Charleston County School District
--Chopin Competition
--Citadel
--Communicate Through Art
--Congratulations! (letters of)
--Control Data Corporation
--Credit Card Service
--David L. Rawl:  Brochure Distribution
--Delphin & Romain
–Drayton Hall
--Frantzreb, Arthur
--Goya Premier, 1986
--Handicapped
--Haskell, Mark
--Hilton Head Guild
--Hobson, Micki
--Inquiries:  Arts & Others
--International Ballet Competition
--International Dance Alliance
--International Dance Week
--Invitations
--Italian American Executives, Assoc.
--Robert Ivey Ballet
--S. Johnson & Friends
--Kiawah Dinner
--Lake Placid Center
--Manuscript submissions
--Marion Square
--Mariner's Square
--Master Classes
--McAdoo, Alexandra
--McKean, Aldyn
–Medical University of South Carolina
--Memminger Auditorium
--Metropolitan Opera Assoc.
--Mills House
--Mix, Ltd.
--NALAA (National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies)
--New York City Opera
--NACCA (National Association for Creative Children and Adults)
--National Music Council
--New York University
--North Carolina School of the Arts
--Norton, Margaret
--NYSCA (New York State Council on the Arts)
--Office Renovation
--Orchestra Pit
--Personnel--Art Search
--Posters--Contract Sales
--Priority Travel
--Procedures
--Queen Marie Jose Foundation
 --Rice Mill Theatre (plan to use the front of the Bennett Rice Mill as the background for the stage of a Roman-style amphitheatre)
–Rotary Club of Charleston
--South Carolina Child Welfare League
--Seabrook Retreat
--Spoleto Cooking Class
--Yvon Dihe

Box 5-13:  Program Files, 1983
--Opening Ceremonies
--Contracts, 1983 (misc.)
--Italian Festival, 1983
--Acknowledgments, 1983
–Program Plans, 1983
--Antenna Theatre
–Chamber Music
--Contract letters
--Dance Theatre of Harlem
--Elisa Monte Dance Co.
--Malibu Mines
--Empress Eugenie
–David Gordon/Pickup
--Stephane Grappelli
–Jazz at Magnolia
--Jazz at Charles Towne Landing
--North Carolina Dance
--Opening Ceremonies, 1984
--I Pettegolezzi Delle
--Pittsburgh Symphony
--Elizabeth Soderstrom
--Attendance and Revenue, 1983
--The Unicorn, etc.
--Visual arts, 1983
--Misc.

Box 5-14:  Program Files, 1984
--Opening Ceremonies
--Program arrangements
--Weekend schedule
--Opening Night gala
--Thank you letters to volunteers
--Il Signor Bruschino
--Breakdancers
–Hospitality, 1984
--Chamber music, 1984
--Contracts, 1984 (misc.)
--Intermezzi, 1984
--Hendricks, Jon
--Piccolo Spoleto
--Letizia Pitigliani (poster)
--1984 press releases
--Jazz picnic
--Pacific Northwest Ballet
--Paul Taylor Dancers
--Rachmaninoff Concert
--Secrets
--St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
--Tandy Beal & Co.
--Typesetting samples and pamphlets
--Visual Arts, 1984
--Westminister Choir
--Intermezzi
--Jazz, 1980
--Lecture Series
--Middleton/Final Day
--Lecture Series, 1980
--Middleton Place/Finale
--Newark Boys Choir
--Alwin Nikolias Dance

Box 5-15: Administrative  Files, 1984-1988
--1985-1986 Printer Matter
--Correspondence re printed matter, 1985
--Promotional Auctions
 --1984
 --1985
 --1986 (donations)
 --1986 auction/raffle
--Brochure mailings by Hope Center
--Kerrigan, Tom–correspondence, 1985-1986
--Marketing, 1984-1986
--National Association of Festival Volunteers
--Volunteer newsletter ("Dear Volunteer")
--Opening day volunteers
--Volunteers to do painting
--Carolina Clipping Service correspondence
--Press Room Schedule
--Lists of Board and Staff, 1985-1986
--Telemarketing; telephone surveys
--Souvenir books (correspondence with David L. Rawl Associates)
--Show programs
--Bulk mail
--Non-budget items
--Calenday poster
--Charleston Area Arts Council
--Summaries of sales, 1987
--1987 design material for souvenir program
 --Illustration credits (with negatives and contact sheets)
 --Volunteers
 --Ads
 --Sponsors
 --Production credits
 --Contributors, donors, acknowledgments
 --Drafts
 --Board, committees
 --Production department, apprentices
 -Orchestra, choir, etc.
 --Feature articles
 --Program information
 --Layout and production schedule
 --Italy/Melbourne data
 --Misc.
--Economic impact of the Festival USA
--South Carolina Art Alliance, 1988
6.  FINANCIAL FILES FOR THE FESTIVAL USA
 
 

Box 6-1:  Financial Summaries
--1976 General Ledger
--1977 General Ledger
--1978 General Ledger
--1979
 --Audit
 --General Ledger
--1980 General Ledger
--1980 and 1981 Audit
--1981
 --Audit
 --General Ledger
--1981 and 1982 Audit
--1982 General Ledger
--1983
 --Audit
 --General Ledger
--1984 General Ledger
--1985 Audit
--1985 and 1986 Audit

Box 6-2:  FY77
 --Payroll
 --Invoices
 --Check stubs

Box 6-3:  FY77-FY80
 --Payroll tax
 --Receipt books
 --Canceled checks
 --Deposits
 --AIR and AIP correspondence

Box 6-4:  c. 1977-1980 (bulk 1978-1979)
 --Misc.
 --Finance Committee
 --Poster sales, 77
 --Budget

Box 6-5:  FY78
 --Bills
 --Budgets

Box 6-6:  1978
 --Vendor file

Box 6-7:  FY78-80--Rome
 --Contracts
 --Payroll
 --Misc.

Box 6-8:  Development--1978-1981

Box 6-9:  1979
 --Files
 --Bank statements
 --Payroll
 --Housing

Box 6-10:  1979
 --Bills

Box 6-11:  1979
 --Invoices
 --Contributions
 --Misc.

Box 6-12:  1979
 --Payroll
 --Check stubs
 --Misc. files

Box 6-13:  1979
 --Contracts

Box 6-14:  1979-1980
 --Contracts

Box 6-15:  FY79-82
 --Payroll tax, FY81-82
 --Income files, FY79-81
 --Misc. files

Box 6-16:  FY79-83
 --Cash disbursements, FY80
 --Check stubs, FY82-83
 --Spoleto in the Piedment, FY79-80
 --Contracts for Anthony & Cleopatra, FY83
 --Misc.

Box 6-17:  1980
 --Misc. files
 --Fund raising

Box 6-18:  FY80
 --Journal backup
 --Payroll
 --Bank Statements

Box 6-19:  1980
 --Check carbons

Box 6-20:  FY80-81
 --Cash report
 --Misc. files

Box 6-21:  1980-1982
 --Apprentice applications

Box 6-22:  1980-1982
 --Fund raising
 --Correspondence (Stern)

Box 6-23:  FY80-83
 --Cash reports
 --Contribution reports
 --Trial balances, FY83

Box 6-24:  FY80-84
 --Box office records

Box 6-25:  FY82
 --Vendor file

Box 6-26:  FY81
 --Payroll summaries and cards
 --W2 forms
 --Bank statements
 --Journal entries, A-P
 --Misc. files

Box 6-27:  1981-1982
 --Contracts
 --W4 forms

Box 6-28:  FY81-86
 --Accounts Payable

Box 6-29:  FY82
 --Misc. files
 --Journal entries
 --Bank statements

Box 6-30:  FY82
 --Vendor files

Box 6-31:  FY82
 --Personnel
 --Payroll
 --Misc. files

Box 6-32:  FY82-84
 --Misc. income
 --Misc. files
 --Poster competition

Box 6-33:  FY82-84
 --Cash reports
 --Box office summaries
 --Misc. files

Box 6-34:  1983
 --Misc. files
 --JE

Box 6-35:  FY83
 --Contracts
 --Payroll

Box 6-36:  FY83
 --Vendor file, A-I

Box 6-37:  FY83
 --Vendor file, J-Z

Box 6-38:  FY83-84
 --Statements
 --Payroll

Box 6-39:  FY84
 --Business office
 --Misc. files
 --Insurance
 --Vacation
 --Investment proposal

Box 6-40:  FY84
 --Business office files
 --Withholding
 --Cash
 --Misc. files.

Box 6-41:  FY84
 --Vendor file, A-Q

Box 6-42:  FY84
 --Vendor file, R-Z

Box 6-43:  FY84
 --Bills, nos. 1-492

Box 6-44:  FY84
 --SPB contracts
 --Payroll
 --Employee files
 --W-2 forms

Box 6-45:  FY85
 --Production
 --Orchestra/Seasonal
 --Payroll summaries

Box 6-46:  FY84-86
 --Misc. files
 --Payroll
 --Cash flow
 --Deposits

Box 6-47:  1984-1986
 --Misc. files

Box 6-48:  FY85
 --Cash reports
 --Bank statements

Box 6-49:  FY85
 --Misc. general ledger reports
 --Payroll computer reports, Jun.-Dec. 84

Box 6-50:  FY85
 --Vendor files, A-K

Box 6-51:  FY85
 --Vendor files, L-Z
 --Purchase orders
 --Charges

Box 6-52:  1985
 --Financial printouts (3)

Box 6-53:  1985
 --Financial printouts

Box 6-54:  FY85
 --Adjusting  journal entries

Box 6-55:  1985
 --Ledger computer printouts

Box 6-56:  FY85-86
 --Budget work papers
 --Cash reports
 --Box office reports
 --Audit adjustments
 --Chart of accounts, 1979-1985
 --Misc. files

Box 6-57:  FY86
 --GL computer printouts, 8/85-5/86.

Box 6-58:  FY85-86
 --Bank reconciliations
 --Payroll summaries
 --W2 forms
 --Gift Certificates
 –Unemployment claims
 --Housing
 --Travel

Box 6-59:  FY86
 --GL computer printouts, 5/86-8/86

Box 6-60:  FY86
 --Merchandise sales

Box 6-61:  FY87
 --Computerization proposals
 --General Ledger, Sept. 1986-Aug. 1987 7.  CONTRACTS
 

Box 7-1:  Contracts and related correspondence, 1975-1978
 1975
 1976 (two folders)
 1977
  --Brass Quintet (written by Menotti)
  --Chamber Music (USA & Italy)
  --Becky Hannum
  --Hadyn's Creation
  --Festival Musical Directors
  --Ohio Ballet and Eliot Feld
  --Pique Dame
  --Public Relations
  --Scriabin
  --Technical
  --The Consul
  --Theatre:  Black Medea; Mollie.
 1978 Contracts (see also box 11B)
  --Art exhibits
  --Ballets Felix Blaska
  --Brass Quintet
  --Creve Coeur
  --Festival of Two Worlds
  --Janacek Celebration
  --Janacek Dance Gala
  --Dance Theatre of Harlem
  --Chamber Music
  --Martin's Lie and The Egg
  --Vanessa
  --Traditional Country Music
  --Zambelli Brothers Fireworks
  --La Traviata

Box 7-2: Contracts, 1978-1980
 1978 (cont.)
  --Festival of Two Worlds
  --Art Exhibit
  --Internal
  --General
  --Box Office
  --Daytime Activities
  --Music Administration
  --Nederlands Dans Theater
  --Paratore Brothers
  --Phe Zule
  --Jazz
  --Il Furioso
 1979
  --Douglas Norwick and Dancers
  --Intermezzi
  --Gershwin Concert
  --Chamber Music Recitals
  --Desperate Husband
  --Chamber Music Series
  --Ballet Repertory Company
  --Rossellini Film Series
  --Rachmaninoff Concert
  --Bill Evans Dance Company
  --The Medium
  --Music Administration
  --Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
 1980
  --Chip and His Dog
  --Lin, Cho Liang
  --Country Music
  --Jazz
  --Dance Gala
  --Directions to Servants
  --Facility Rentals
  --Westminster Choir
  --American Clock
  --Film Series
  --Rudolf Firkusny
  --Maria Benitez
  --Bel Canto Chorus
  --Transformations
  --Joyce Trisler
  --Kurt Weill
  --Chamber Music
  --Orchestra--Italy
  --Orchestra
  --Music Administration
  --Rakes Progress
  --Lecture Series
  --Alwin Nikolais Dance Theatre
  --Finale
  --Verdi Requiem
  --Monsieur Choufleuri
  --Canto Popolare

Box 7-3:  Contracts, 1981-1983
 --1981
  --Festival Foundation
  --Dance Celebration
  --Jazz
  --Menotti Choral Concert
  --Chamber Music Series
  --Opera Trilogy
  --Country Music
  --Renata Scotto
  --Monsieur Chonfleuri
  --Misc.
  --Christian Badea
  --Intermezzi
  --La Sonnambula
  --Middleton Finale
  --Last Savage
  --La Claca
  --Corridor
  --Hollingsworth Operas
  --Home
  --Dance Program
  --Crowsnest
  --Kathakali
  --Facility Rentals
  --Corridor
 --1982
  --Contract forms
  --Oakland Ballet
  --Misc.
  --Chamber Music and Westminster Choir
  --Intermezzi Series
  --In Honor of Samuel Barber
  --Jazz at Seabrook
  --Bedea and Orchestra management
  --Ax and Ma
  --Misc. Production
  --Lar Lubovitch
  --Sydney Dance Co.
  --North Carolina Dance Theatre
  --Hothouse
  --L'Ivrogne Corrige
  --Los Angeles Philharmonic
  --Monday After the Miracle
  --Monologues
  --Lady Macbeth
  --The Leper
  --College of Charleston
  --Oakland Ballet
  --Rentals & Royalties
  --St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
  --Secrets
  --City of Charleston
  --Auto Rentals
  --Laura Dean Dance Co.
  --Harry by Senta Driver
  --Jose Limon Dance Co.
  --Monologues
  --Middleton Finale
  --New York Philharmonic
  --Music Rentals
 --1983 (N. B.:  Some 1983 contracts are in the Program Files.)
  --Festival Foundation
  --Solo Artists
  --Empress Eugenie
  --Westminster Choir
  --Jazz
  --Designers
  --Middleton Place Finale
  --Poster Sales
  --Antenna Theatre
  --David Gordon
  --North Carolina Dance Co.
  --Elisa Monte Dance Co.
  --Pacific Northwest Ballet
  --Pittsburgh Symphony
  --Music Rentals & Royalties
  --Dead End Kids
  --Dance Theatre of Harlem
  --Empress Eugenie
  --Unicorn, Gorgon, and Matticore
  --Madam Butterfly and Anthony & Cleopatra
  --Madam Butterfly
  --Houston:  Madam Butterfly
  --Anthony & Cleopatra
  --Facility Rentals
  --Misc.
  --Magnolia Jazz
  --Chamber Music
  --Set and Costume Rental
  --Other Professional Contracts

Box 7-4:  Contracts, 1984-1986
 --1984 (N. B.  Some 1984 contracts are in Program Files.)
  --Foolsfire
  --Tandy Beal
  --Misc.
  --Finale
  --Daniel & the Lions
  --Merry Widow
  --Paul Taylor Dance Co.
  --St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
  --Jazz
 --1985
  --Badea and other professional contracts
  --Juana la Loca (with stage plans; sets burned, 1986)
  --Mahler/San Francisco Orchestra
  --Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
  --Intermezzi
  --Footprints
  --Lewitzky Dance Co.
  --Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal
  --Ariodante:  Concert Royal
  --Westminster Choir
  --Visual Arts
  --Festival Foundation
  --Festival Foundation Artists
  --Facilities Contracts
  --Music rentals and royalties
  --Finale
  --Misc.
  --Saint of Bleeker Street
  --Abby Lincoln/aka Aminata Moseka
  --Fanciulla del West
  --Tent Meeting
  --Chamber Music
  --Jazz
 --1986
  --Festival Foundation
  --Staff
  --Misc.
  --Renard
  --Facilities
  --General performance
  --Tenth Festival Gala
  --Lord Byron's Love Letter
  --Scottish Ballet
  --Footprints
  --Wendkos
  --Baltimore Symphony
  --Chamber Music
  --Intermezzi
  --Festival Concert
  --Jazz
  --Chorus
  --Visual Arts

Box 7-5:  Contracts, 1987-1988
 --1987
  --Misc.
  --Platee
  --Salome
  --Road to Mecca
  --Pennsylvania Ballet
  --Merce Cunningham
  --Pilar Rioja
  --John Kelly & Co.
  --Jazz Tap Ensemble
  --Jelon Vieira
  --Colla Puppets
  --Chamber Music
  --Paolo Bordoni
  --Festival Concert
  --Intermezzi
  --Finale
  --Young Conductors
  --Westminster Choir
  --Nancy Wilson
  --Jazz at Gaillard
  --B. B. King
  --Misc. Production
  --King David
  --Visual Arts
  --Equipment Agreements
  --Facility Rentals
  --Misc.
  --Housing Agreements
  --Platee
  --Festival Foundation
 --1988
  --Jazz
  --Dance gala
  --Warrior Ant
  --Montezuma
  --Rusalka
  --Martha Clarke
  --Footprints
  --Circus Flora
  --Herod & the Innocents
  --Festival concerts
  --Chamber music
  --RTBF Orchestra
  --Intermezzi
  --Enoch Arden
  --Thamos, King of Egypt
  --Finale
  --Westminster Choir
  --Equipment Rentals
  --Music rentals and royalties
  --Facility rentals
  --Twyla Tharp

Box 7-6:  Apprenticeship agreements, 1978
 --A-G
 --H-M
 --N-W
 --rejected
8.  MEDIA FILES (FILM, AUDIO TAPES, VIDEO TAPES)
 

Box 8-1:  Films (1 of 5–16" X 20" boxes)
--The Medium (1950)
--Theatre Realivateur:  Antoine Leonard (16mm; 670m)

Box 8-2: Films (2 of 5)
--Bell telephone film (c. 1974; 1 hr., 16mm)

Box 8-3: Films (3 of 5)
--Bell telephone (2 reels; 16mm)
--Festival of Two Worlds (16mm;outtakes; KPIX San Francisco)

Box 8-4: Films (4 of 5)
--Spoleto Festival (2 reels; 35mm color;
 Politecne Cinematografica)

Box 8-5: Films (5 of 5)
--Labyrinthe (16mm; Tele-Europe, Paris)
--Radio Diffusion Television Francais

Box 8-6: Audio Tapes (1 of 2--record cartons)
--1977--Voice of America; United States Information Agency
 (3 tapes; 1/4" X 1800')
 --1.  Opening of Festival
 --2.  Historic Charleston--intv. McGee, part 1
 --3.  Ditto (more recent), part 2
 --4.  Molly, world premiere--intv. Anderson
 --5.  The Consul
 --6.  Art:  Italian Theatre Drawings--intv., part 1
 --7.  Art:  Lifar & Ballet Russe--intv., part 2
 --8.  Theatre:  "Black Medea"--intv. Dr. Ferlita
 --9.  Opera:  "Queen of Spades"
 --10.  Ballet:  Eliot Feld--intv.
 --11.  Chamber music (adapts.)
 --12.  Scriabin Day
 --13.  Closing Day & Future of Spoleto
 --14.  Critic's Choice (Dr. Ferlita on "Black Medea" & music)
--19??--Menotti, "Old Maid & the Thief" (two tapes; 1/4" X 1800')
--1980--Transformations by Conrad Susa (two sets of
 four tapes each; 1/4" X 1800')
--1985--Mahler Second Symphony "Resurrection"
 (master tape; 1,100m/3600')

Box 8-7: Audio Reel Tapes (2 of 2)

–1981–Nine Walzes by Fred Lerdhl (Chamber Music)
–1985–La Fanciulla del West
–1986–Chamber Music (five tapes)

Box 8-8:  Video broadcast cassettes (1 of 5 cartons)
--1980--Spoleto '80 (Cons. Foods Presentation; SC ETV)
--1981--"Lady Macbeth" (3 cassettes; 60 min. each)
--19??--"Great Performances:  Spoleto Festival" (SC ETV)
--1987--"#2 Salome" (60 minutes)
--19??--"Art's the Thing:  Spoleto–Jazz" (SC ETV)
--19??--"Spoleto Documentary" (30 min.; SC ETV)
--19??--"Audio Track:  Narrative" (WCBD-TV2 Charleston)
--19??--"8 minutes on Spoleto & Charleston"

Box 8-9: Video tapes (2 of 5)
--1984 Festival
 --Tandy Beal Company (three cassettes)
 –Pacific Ballet (two cassettes)
 –Merry Widow (Acts I-III in three cassettes)
 –Juana La Loca (three cassettes missing; borrowed
  17Jul.90 by Ken Vicky, Spoleto Office)

Box 8-10: Video tapes (3 of 5)
--1985 Festival
 --Opening Ceremony
 --Footprints #1:  Tim Buckley Dance (two cassettes)
 –Footprints #2:  Petronio Dance Co. (two cassettes)
 –Footprints #3:  OPC/San Francisco (two cassettes)
 –Footprints #4:  Mark Morris Dance Co. (two cassettes)
 –Footprints #5:  Bucket Dance Theatre (two cassettes)

Box 8-11: Video tapes (4 of 5)
–1985 Festival (cont.)
 --Aviodante (Acts I-III on three cassettes)
 --Fanciulla (Acts I-III on three cassettes)

Box 8-12: Video tapes (5 of 5)
(D)  Miscellaneous video tapes (VHS unless noted)
--1978--Television reel tape (6" dia.; WBTW-TV13, Florence)
--1986--Renard
–1987--Platee (four cassettes; three VHS and the other wider)
--1987--Spoleto SPL 125 (12 Dec. 1987)
--1988--Spoleto Festival, USA, 1988; "Generic Public Service Announcement"
--1988--"The Warrior Ant"
--1989--Spoleto Festival, USA SPL 8901 PSA (May 5, 1989)
--1990--Presentation Revised; Menotti Min.
--19??--"Oliver/Spoleto, etc."
--19??--Spoleto PSA's 4-30's (apparently 30 second public service announcements)
 --19??--Judy Skinner:  Spoleto (two spots), Sewe (two), Moha, Charleston Maritime  Festival, Primaries, Vote, Moja
–Blank tapes–? (seven unlabeled cassettes)

Box 8-13:  WCSI Educational Radio Files
--1977
 --Press kit (Marcia Byers-Warnock's copy)
 --Misc. clippings
 --Misc. news releases
 --Schedules and misc.
--1978
 --"Fact Book"
 --Misc. clippings
--1979
 --Press kit
--1980
 --WSCI893 staff assignments
 --radio scripts
 --News releases, Memos, etc.
 --Joan Mondale press kit
 --Lecture series scripts
 --Promotion
 --Clippings
 --Piccolo Spoleto press material
--1981
 --Press releases
--1982
 --Fact Book
 --Press releases and misc.
 --Clippings
 --Oakland Ballet press kit
--1983
 --Interview questions by Marcia P. Byars-Warnock
 --Press releases and misc.
 --Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra press kit
--1984
 --Fact Book
 --Press releases and misc.
 --Handspan (booklet on theatre company)
 
 

9.  PUBLICITY
 

Box 9-1:  Correspondence, 1977-1990
--David Rawle Associates
 --1977-1985
 --1985-1987
 --1986-1990
 --Press and public relations:  letters, Memos, press releases, etc., by Nigel Redden, Scott Horton, and others, 1985-1987
--Tom Kerrigan, 1989-1990
 
 

Box 9-2:  Scrapbooks
--1958--Comprehensive for the first year of the Italian festival from the 8 January 1958 with a New York Times announcement by Menotti that funds have been raised for a three-week festival in Italy.  Chiefly newspaper clippings in English and Italian with a number of  magazine articles.  Includes libretto of Menotti's Vinessa from Esquire, Dec. 1957; clipping service records for United States papers; and articles on Menotti and Schippers.
--1974--Newspaper clippings with some magazine articles.  Selective.

Box 9-3:  Scrapbooks
--1975--Newspaper clippings and some magazine articles.  Selective.
--1976-1977--Magazine and newspaper clippings  (local, state, and national; oversized volume approx. 2'X3')
--1977--Articles with some newspaper clippings on the first year of Spoleto USA.   Selective.
--1977--"Galleria Spoleto USA" (91 Wentworth St., Charleston)--exhibition catalogs, posters, clippings, etc.

Box 9-4: Issues of newspapers and oversized magazines
--1982--Festival Gazette Daily (17 May-5 Jun.)
--1983--Festival Gazette Daily (18 May-3 Jun.)
--1993--Charleston Arts, vol. 6, no. 1 (May/June)

Box 9-5:  Clippings, 1977
--1977--Comprehensive local coverage of the first Festival USA from Charleston papers (gift of Theodore S. Stern)

Box 9-6/7:  Clippings, 1977 (two cartons)

Box 9-8/9: Clippings, 1978 (two cartons)

Box 9-10/11: Clippings, 1979 (two cartons)

Box 9-13: Clippings, 1980

Box 9-14: Clippings, 1981

Box 9-15: Clippings, 1982 (two cartons)

Box 9-16: Clippings, 1983

Box 9-17: Clippings, 1984

Box 9-18: Clippings, 1985

Box 9-19: Clippings, 1986

Box 9-20/21: Clippings, 1988 (two cartons)
–Bound photocopies (one carton)
–Original clippings (one carton)
 --News & Courier overviews by Bob Jones
 --National overviews
 --Charleston:  travel and tourism
 --Circus Flora
 --Larry Rivers
 --Warrior Ant
 --Enoch Arden and the Blanket
 --Twyla Tharp
 --David Parsons
 --Ballet in America
 --Yoshiko Chuma
 --Dana Reitz
 --Board and Business clippings
 --Montezuma
 --Rusalka
 --Jazz
 --Herod and the Innocents
 --Opening Day
 --Miracolo D'Amore
 --Rantos
 --RBTF (Symphony Orchestra of Belgian Radio and Television)
 --Finale
 --Chamber Music
 --Intermezzi, Westminster Choir, and Rebecca Russell
 --Danny Buraczeski
 --Festival Orchestra
 --National publicity
 --Mayor's file copies, Dec. 1987 and Jan.-Mar. 1988
 --Regional clippings
  --Nov. 1987-Jan. 1988
  --Jan.-Apr. 1988
 --Regional overviews

Box 9-22: Clippings, 1990-1996 (misc.)

10.  PHOTOGRAPHS
 

(A)  Italian Festival (Binders 10-1 through 10-6)

Binder 10-1--Menotti Photo Files--photos and slides:  portraits, informal photos, group scenes, with Stern, Riley, Edwards, Karney, and others; photos at the College of Charleston, City Hall, and elsewhere; slides also)
 --Italian Spoleto
 --1977
 --1979
 --1980
 --1981
 --1982
 --1983
 --1984
 --1985
 --1987
 --1988
 --1989

Binder 10-2--Spoleto, Italy (photos and slides:  city views, outdoor performances, old opera house interior, etc.)

Binder 10-3--Italian Festival Publicity photos; "Town of Spoleto"-- photos of church interior, medieval art, streetscapes, rooftop views, architectural details, front of new opera, etc.; some negatives.

Binder 10-4--Italian Festival Photos; "Town & People"--photos chiefly of citizens of Spoleto

Binder 10-5--Italian Festival Publicity Photos--"Various"--photos of performances mostly on stage; some closeups of performers; Buckminster Fuller and dome; etc.

Box 10-6--Spoleto, Italy–misc. photos
 --box of proof sheets--portraits, street scenes, etc.
 --Festival Theatre Production Photos
 --Guest Conductors
 --John Ross Photos
 --Festival VIP Photos
 --Adam Bartos slides of Spoleto street scenes
 --Color transparencies for book on Spoleto, Italy, by Mobil Oil
 --Negative of duomo by Candida Pilla, 1973
 --Misc. photos and negatives of Spoleto, Italy
 --Photos of Buckminster Fuller, Rudolf Nureyev, Ezra Pound, Alan Ginsberg,   Henry Moore, and others

(B)  Festival USA Photographs

Binder 10-7--1977--Book I
 --Opening Day Ceremonies (Riley, Edwards, Keene, and others)
 --General (Paolozzi, Tully, Riley, Reed, Anson, Edmunds, and others)
 --Art Exhibits
 --Brass Quintet
 --Spoleto Orchestra (Keene and others)
 --Molly
 --Green Pond
 --Jazz

Binder 10-8:  1977--Book II
 --Queen of Spades
 --Chamber Music (Wadsworth, Ma, and others)
 --Consul by Menotti
 --Eliot Feld ballet
 --Ohio ballet

Binder 10-9:  1977 contact sheets by W. Patrick Henley

Binder 10-10:  1977 slides by W. Patrick Henley (c. 400) and Peter Sanders (c. 100)

Binder 10-11--1978
 --La Traviata
 --Blaska ballet
 --Umbatha (Zulu dancers)
 --Martin's Lie (no photos)
 --Church interiors (KKBE and St. Mathews) with musical performances
 --General (Flummerfelt, Visconti costumes, musicians, etc.)
 --Chamber Music (Wadsworth on stage and musicians)
 --Peratore Brothers (pianists)
 --Vanessa (scenes and Samuel Barber)
 --Janacek
 --Jazz
 --Creve Coeur
 --Il Furioso
 --Mini Festival

Binder 10-12--1978 Contact Sheets
 --By W. Patrick Hinely (nos. 2-51)
 --By Peter Sanders (nos. 599-731)
 --By Thomas B Ford (nos. 1-4)

Binder 10-13--1979
 --Misc. (Paolozzi, Dock Street exterior, Piccolo Spoleto, Arthur Miller, Gov.    Riley, Opening Ceremonies,  etc.)
 --Chip & His Dog
 --Nikolais ballet
 --Trisler ballet
 --Westminster Choir
 --Misc. (musicians, art installations, ballet, etc.)
 --proof sheets

Binder 10-14--1979 Contact Sheets and Negatives
 --By W. Patrick Hinely (nos. 19-220; incomplete--approx. 49 sheets) with    negatives
 --By Thomas P. Ford (8 sheets)

Binder 10-15--1979
 --transparencies of scenes around Charleston
 --The Medium by Menotti
 --Ailey ballet
 --Ballet Rep
 --Chamber Music
 --Desperate Husband
 --Ballet
 --Finale
 --Jazz
 --Kent State Chorale
 --The Price
 --Rachmaninoff
 --Westminster Choir
 --Misc. (Mayor Riley and Gov. Riley, music practices, etc.)
 --Piccolo Spoleto

Binder 10-16--1980 Contact Sheets
 --By W. Patrick Hinely (nos. 1-129; incomplete)
 --By William Struhs (nos. c. 18-120; incomplete)
 --By Thomas P. Ford (12 sheets)

Binder 10-17--1981
 --Opening ceremonies
 --Menotti Choral Concert
 --North Carolina Dance Company
 --Opera Trilogy
 --Spoleto Orchestra
 --Last Savage
 --Renata Scotto
 --Westminster Choir
 --Sydney Dance Co.
 --Misc. (parties, finale, performances, etc.)

Binder 10-18--1981 (photos cont.)
 --Canto Popolare
 --Chamber Music
 --The Corridor
 --Country music
 --Dance Celebration
 --Finale
 --Jazz (Ray Charles)
 --Kathakali
 --La Claca
 –Lar Lubovitch
 --L'Ivrogne Corrige
 --Los Angeles Philharmonic
 --Monsieur Choufleuri

Binder 10-19--1981 slides (with some from other years)
 --Trisha Brown
 --Pacific Northwest Ballet
 --Boston Ballet
 --Misc. Years

Binder 10-20--1982 photos
 --Barber Concert
 --Chamber Music
 --Orchestra (practice, performances, individual performers, etc.)
 --Jazz
 --Monday...Miracle
 --Macbeth
 --Intermezzi
 --Visual arts (Renaissance painting)

Binder 10-21--1982 photos (cont.; disordered)
 --Oakland Ballet
 --Limon
 --Laura Dean
 --Harry
 --Clizia
 --The Leper
 --New York Philharmonic
 --Ax and Ma (no photos)
 --Monologues
 --Finale
 --General

Binder 10-22:  1982 photos (cont.; disordered)
 --Misc.
 --Unicorn
 --Antenna Theatre

Box 10-23:  1982 contact sheets by W. Patrick Hinley

Binder 10-24--1983 photos
 --Anthony & Cleopatra
 --Madam Butterfly
 --Harlem dance
 --Finale (with fireworks)
 --Dockstreet
 --Misc. (musicians practicing, concerts, performances, etc.)

Binder 10-25--1984
 --Chamber music
 --Ballet (with a color photo and negatives)
 --Perfectionist
 --Juana La Loca
 --Daniel and the Lions
 --Merry Widow
 --Breakdancers
 --Jazz
 --Orchestra
 --Visual arts
 --Misc.

Binder 10-26--1985 photographs
 --G. Fagan's Bucket Dance Theatre
 --Intermezzi Concerts
 --Jazz at the Gaillard
 --Jazz at Magnolia Gardens
 --J. S. Quirk & S. Watkins Recital
 --La Fanciulla del West by Pucinni (Badea contact sheets)
 --Mark Morris Dance Group
 --ODC San Francisco
 --Orchestral Concert
 --Stephen Petronio and Dancers
 --Tent Meeting
 --Timothy Buckley and the Troublemakers
 --Misc.

Binder 10-27--1985 photographs (cont.)
 --Ariodante
 --Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal
 --Chamber Music

Binder 10-28--1985 slides
 --Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal
 --Lewitzky Dance Co.
 --Tandy Beal Dance Co.
 --Concert Royal
 --La Fanciulla

Binder 10-29:  1986
 --Opening ceremonies
 --Saint
 --Lord Byron
 --Chorus
 --Renard
 --Inner Voices
 --Southern Comphort
 --Gala
 --Private Collection (exhibition)
 --Ballet of Spain
 --Scottish Ballet
 --Eiko and Koma
 --Peter Maxwell
 --Baltimore Symphony
 --Festival Concert
 --Chamber Music
 --Personality
 --Circus Flora
 --Susan Marshall
 --Misc.

Binder 10-30--1986 slides (unsorted)

Binder 10-31--1987 photographs (mostly water damaged and mildewed; largely needing to be reprinted from the original negatives; wrapped)

Binder 10-32--1987 photographs (cont.)
 --Finale
 --Westminster Choir
 --Chamber Music
 --Opening Ceremonies
 --Misc.

Binder 10-33--1988 slides
 --Martha Graham Dance
 --Leonard Bernstein
 --Joffrey Ballet
 --Figaro
 --Philip Glass
 --Hydro Jukebox
 --Visual Arts
 --Urban Bush Women
 --Misc.
 --Twyla Tharp Dance

Box 10-34--1988 photographs of performers (for programs)
 --Chamber Music
 --Maria Golovin
 --Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
 --Rambert Dance
 --Finale
 --Blondell Cummings
 --Birthday Gala
 --Festival Concert
 --Westminster Choir
 --The Mysteries & What's So Fun
 --Les Contes d'Hoffmann
 --L'Incordonazione di Poppea
 --Jazz
 --Ballet Nacional de Espagna
 --The Visit
 --Twentieth Century Perspectives
 --Misc.
11:  SCORES AND SCRIPTS (one carton)

1977
--Fanfare for Charleston by Gian Carlo Menotti, 1977 (commissioned for the opening ceremonies; pencil draft, ink original, and copy)
--The Consul by Menotti (Schirmer publication)

1979
--Desperate Husband/Il Marito Disperato by Cimarosa (photocopy with typescript  indicating omissions)

1980
--Chip and His Dog by Menotti (publication)
--The American Clock by Arthur Miller (copy of typescript)

1981
--Harrison Loved His Umbrella by Stanley Hollingsworth (photocopy of manuscript)
--L'Ivrogne Corrige/Der bekehrte Trunkenbold by Gluck (photocopy of publication)
--The Corridor by Diane Kagan (published typescript)

1982
--The Leper by Menotti (photocopy of original typescript)
--Old Herbaceous by Reginald Arkell (photocopy of publication)
--Queen Victoria's Granddaughters by Royce Ryton (photocopy of typescript)
--In the Seventh Circle by Charles Lewson (reduced photocopy of original typescript)
--How Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear by Lewson (photocopy of original annotated typescript)
--Monday After the Miracle by William Gibson (published typescript)

1983
--Empress Eugenie by Jason Lindsey (photocopy of annotated typescript)

1984
--The Perfectionist by David Williamson (photocopy of publication)

n. d.
--Star-Spangled Banner for orchestra by Stokowski (publication)

12.  MISCELLANEOUS SPOLETO MATERIAL

Box 12-1:  Miscellaneous (largest flat box; approx. 24" X 36")
--1977 Scheduling Boards (two panels approx 3' X 4' each; signed by Menotti; gift of Theodore S. Stern)
--Posters of the Festival of Two Worlds (smaller series)
 --1971 (two posters)
 --1972 (four posters and one dup.)
 --1973 (six posters and ten dups.)
 --1974 (six posters and 18 dups.)
 --1975 (nine posters and one dup.)
 --n. d.--"Spoleto (Italy):  the Festival City" (seven copies)

Drawers 12-2/3:  Spoleto Posters (to be counted by year and a separate inventory prepared if time is available; Largest Chart Case))
--Spoleto, Italy (one drawer)
--Spoleto USA (one drawer)
 
 

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APPENDIX  I:  CHRONOLOGY  FOR  THE  SPOLETO FESTIVAL USA, 1973-1978
 

 1973--Jul. 3--National Endowment for the Arts turns down a request by the Festival Foundation, Inc. (NY) noting that grants are nearly always given only for events held in the USA (Walter Anderson, Head of the Music Program to Harvey Lichtenstein, Director).
 –Fall –Christopher Keene, Sara Keene, and Priscilla Morgan visit the cities of Hudson and Rhinebeck in New York State searching for possible locations for a festival in the United States (Sara Keene and Priscilla Morgan).
 --before Dec. 31--"Since 1973, Festival Foundation, Inc. has engaged upon the search for a suitable site and preparations for an American 'edition' of the Spoleto Festival."  (final report to NEA on grant funds expended in 1975)
1974--Jan. 10--Keene, newly created General Director of the Festival Foundation, and  Morgan, Associate Director, meet in DC with Nancy Hanks, NEA Chairman, and Anderson (Log of Meetings and paid expenses).
 --Jan. 17--Keene writes Hanks mentioning "long-term plans for a Spoleto Festival U. S. A."
 --Feb. 4--Keene writes Anderson mentioning "ultimately, it is our intention to establish an 'edition' of the Festival in America."
 --Feb. 5--Keene and Morgan meet with Anderson in DC (Log of Meetings and paid expenses).
 --Feb. 7--Keene writes Anderson requesting NEA funding for three years from 1974-1976 including support in 1976 "to establish a replica of the Festival in this country..." (Keene to Anderson).
 --Feb. 14--Anderson meets with Keene and Morgan in New York (Log of Meetings)
 --Mar. 28--Grant application to NEA to provide funds in 1974 for auditions, for a
 "feasibility study for a similar Festival to be based in the United States to begin in the summer of 1976...," and for travel during 1974 to visit "the Carolinas" on 5
  trips, Houston, Los Angeles, and Chicago (signed by Morgan).
 --Apr. 4--Grant application to NEA to provide funds in 1975 for auditions and for "expenses incurred in the exploration of sites in the areas of ten major population centers...."  Twelve cities are to be visited in 1975:  San Francisco, Houston, Chicago, Atlanta, Boston, Winston-Salem, Charleston (3 trips), Raleigh-Durham, Ashville, Washington DC (3 trips), St. Louis, and Rochester (signed by Keene and Morgan).
 –Apr. 19–Morgan prepares dinner for Anderson in New York (paid bill).
 –May 17–Anderson notifies Keene informally that the NEA has awarded $35,000 for auditions in the US and "also to support the feasibility study necessary to determine a site and program for a continuation of the Spoleto Festival in the United States as anticipated for the summer of 1976."
 --Jun. 29-Jul. 8--Anderson attends Spoleto, Italy.
 --Jun. 30--Hanks notifies Morgan that the NEA is granting $35,000 for auditions and for "a feasibility study for a similar Festival as outlined in your application... dated Mar. 28, 1974..." (i. e. for travel to consider possible American locations before the end of 1974).
 --after Jun. 30 and before Sept. 30--"Several trips to the Carolinas have been
 made to search for a suitable site for the American Festival" (interim report to NEA signed by Keene and Morgan).
 --Sept. 26–Morgan writes Anderson thanking him for going to Mississippi to consider the University of Southern Mississippi as a possible site for "Spoleto Festival, USA" and proposes a trip to North Carolina on Oct. 12 "when Christopher's schedule is free" or for Keene and her to go to North Carolina on their own.
 –Nov. 11–Keene "reminded the Directors that our National Endowment grant hinges on our firm intention to begin in this country.  Miss Morgan told the Board that at Dr. Walter Anderson's invitation..., she had accompanied him on an exploratory trip to Biloxi, Mississippi and that future trips to the southeast were being planned including one to North Carolina.  A suggestion was made that perhaps the Festival USA location should change from year to year.  It was agreed that this was an interesting idea and would be considered.  Newport, Rhode Island, connected by bridges to Boston and Connecticut, and Mystic Seaport were particular locations mentioned.  Mr. Keene reminded the Board of the National Endowment's preference for bringing the Festival to a culturally deprived area" (Excerpts from Minutes of Board of Directors Meeting, Festival Foundation, Inc.).
 –Nov. 26–Keen takes Anderson to dinner in Washington (paid receipt).
1975–Jan. 18–First visit of Keene and Morgan to Charleston (paid receipt for Morgan's hotel, 18-19 Jan.; dinner meeting probably arranged by Frances Edmunds--David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time).
 –Jan. 19–Meeting with Keene, Morgan, and Charleston leaders at 11A. M. (David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time).
 --Apr.--Keene visits Charleston to meet with local officials
 –May 10–"Mr. Keene and Miss Morgan visited proposed Festival sites in North and South Carolina.  Mr. Keene praised the city of Charleston, South Carolina for its beauty, facilities, and civic interest in the Festival.  Although Charleston seems to be an ideal location (Mr. Wadsworth highly recommends it also for its two wonderful theatres, including a large opera house), Mr. Keene wishes to visit other locales such as Savannah, Georgia, as well.  The goal is to locate a site where major financial support would come from the state and local governments.  At any rate, 1976 will not be possible for the opening of the American edition of the  Festival, but perhaps May, 1977 will be feasible"  (Excerpts from Minutes of Board of Directors Meetings, Festival Foundation, Inc.).
 --May 21--Keene visits Charleston; dinner meeting at the Barkley's at 6:30; President Theodore S. Stern offers College of Charleston facilities for Spoleto (David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time.  Receipt for hotel.).
 –Jun. 11–Hanks notifies Keene that the NEA has approved $35,000 for "administrative and auditioning expenses in the planning of the American musical participation in the 1975 Spoleto Festival...."
 --Jun.–Jul.--Spoleto, Italy, attended by Frances Edmunds (postcard by Edmunds to Stern postmarked Spoleto, 14 Jul.)
 --Jul.--Keene and Priscilla Morgan replaced by David Alger (Administrative Director); Keene resigns July 13 (Alger to Fred Mayer, May 23, 1975).
 --Oct. 16 (weekend after)-–Menotti visited Charleston with Countess Alicia Paolozzi.  Stern makes commitment to use College of Charleston dormitories to house performers in late May and early June and to provide other assistance.
 –Oct. 21–"Countess Paolozzi, a Director who is very interested in the proposed ‘Spoleto Festival U. S. A.', and  personally gave $10,000 to get the project started, explained to the Directors that Mrs. Rufus Barkley of Charleston, South Carolina, had been approached to head up a Charleston committee.  Mrs. Barkley, a former president of the International Junior League,  would become the co-ordinator for all fund-raising activities of both organizations.  It is hoped that this ‘Spoleto Festival U. S. A.' would take place in May of 1977....  Resolved that the President of Festival Foundation, Inc., and Countess Alicia Paolozzi continue negotiations for a relationship with Charleston, South Carolina, as to a ‘Spoleto U. S. A.'"
 --Nov. 14–-Keene writes  Barkley to go ahead with her plans to organize a local festival.  Barkley's initial expense report covered the period from Nov. 1975-Jan. 15, 1976 (check no. 1001 dated Feb. 12, 1976).
 –Dec. 4–Bernard J. Olasov writes Barkley that David Rawle had "agreed to serve" to coordinate media coverage, that Col. D. D. Nicholson would coordinate charter flights, and that Tommy Thornhill would coordinate visual and printed material.  Lane, Barkley, Olasov, Rawle, Nicholson, and Thornhill were to meet Dec. 8 "to start the planning process."
 --Dec. 8--Barkley writes Keene, "Gian Carlo and I have reached a mutual agreement as to my work with Festival Foundation through the Festival of ‘76 and then we can see where we can go from there."  Her earliest fundraising letter in the Foundation's chron files has the same date.
 –Dec. 30--"We determined that... Charleston... would offer a unique combination
  of physical beauty, performing facilities and favorable climate--as well as satisfying our other requirements....  We currently intend to present the first Spoleto Festival USA... in May of 1977."  (Narrative Progress Report VII; final report to NEA for 1975 expenditures [reports I-VI missing; copies have been requested from NEA]).

1976–Jan.-–Keene made Music Director
  --Jan. 18-19–-Keene and Anderson visit Charleston (hotel receipt paid with check no. 1006 dated 17 Mar.).
 --Jan. 15–-Barkley becomes Acting General Manager
  –Jan. 19–Sixteen people meet for lunch with Hugh Lane at the College of Charleston Club (receipt).
 –Jan. 29–Deposit of $2,000 gift from Lane.
 –Feb. 11–Deposit of $10,000 gift from Paolozzi (through agent Barnes & Perara)
 --Feb. 24-–Menotti writes to Foundation Board about definite plans for a
 Charleston festival; Barkley writes that work is able to proceed using a $10,000 gift from Paolozzi
 –Mar. 6–Spoleto luncheon meeting at the college of Charleston Club (receipt).
 –Mar. 15–Meeting with representatives of local arts organizations with Lane, Barkley, and Olasov representing Spoleto.
 --Mar. 23–-Foundation Board meets in New York and approves Spoleto Festival USA to be held in Charleston.
 –Mar. 24–Press conference in A. M. at Italian Consulate, New York, where Menotti announces "Charleston S. C. Will Be Spoleto U. S. A." (New York Times, 25 Mar.).  Afterwards, Menotti, Keene, Alger, and Barkley fly to Charleston for a reception in the Blacklock House and dinner in the Stern Center.
 –Mar. 25–8:30 A. M–Press conference in Charleston to make the local announcement of the Festival USA.  At. the Mills Hyatt House, Mayor Riley makes the opening remarks. ("Festival of the Arts Planned," Charleston Evening Post, 25 Mar.).  Afterwards, Menotti, lane, Alger, Rawle, Hastie, Maybank, and Barkley flew to Columbia.   10:30 A. M.–Press Conference in Columbia at the Wade Hampton Hotel with Gov. James B. Edwards making opening remarks.  The Charleston group continued to Greenville-Spartanburg for a dinner meeting (Schedule, Week of March 21).
 –Mar. 26–The Charleston group met with Greenville arts organizations at Furman University and then returned to Columbia to meet with organizations there (ibid.).
 –May 4-5–Keene returns to Charleston (hotel receipt)
 –May 7–"Spoleto Festival Committee Meets" (News & Courier).
 –Jun. 24–Acting Chairman of NEA notifies Ernest Hillman, Jr. (Vice President, Board of Directors) that the Endowment has awarded $35,000 "to support (1) preparations for establishing a ‘Spoleto Festival, USA' in Charleston, South Carolina, in May 1977; and (2) audition expenses...."
 --Jun.-Jul.-–Spoleto, Italy, attended by Barkley, Lane, and the Stevensons.  "Mrs. Barkley and Mr. Lane have recently returned from Spoleto..." (Trident News, Aug. 27, 1976, and a workshop was planned for Sept. 13).
 --Sept. 9–-Festival Foundation Board meets in New York.
 --Sept. 13–-Barkley and Lane send a joint letter to the Foundation Board in an attempt to settle questions about authority and responsibility.  On the same day, Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., Stern, and Rawle met in Stern's office at the College of Charleston, and Riley asked Stern if he would be willing to serve as Chairman of the Coordinating Committee (David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time and on his and Stern's recollections of what took place).
 --Sept. 15-–Christopher T. Clark made Executive Director of the Festival
 Foundation, Inc. (NY)
 –Sept. 23–Lane characterized the Foundation Board as "‘totally lacking in fiscal responsibility and management capability'" (The State, Sept. 24). He "left the Sept. 9 New York meeting of the Festival Foundation board of directors ‘in total disgust and disillusionment....'" He explained that "‘at the meeting in New York I found no commitment on he part of the Spoleto Board for the Charleston Festival unless it could be used to raise money to put into a common pool which could have been used to pay off the debts of Festival Foundation.   Specifically I was told that the total cost of putting on the Charleston festival would have to be raised and that the box office receipts could not be used to defray the cost of the Charleston festival.'" He indicated that "he would personally repay every donor...."  Mayor Riley, a member of the Coordinating Committee, sated "‘it is my opinion that the problems that have arisen can be resolved....'"  (News & Courier, Sept. 24).
 --Sept. 24–-Menotti, Bill Beadleston (Foundation Board member), and Clark visit Charleston to try to reorganize the Festival USA; at a 4:00 meeting in the Bishop Smith House, Mayor Reilly asks Stern to serve as Chairman of the Steering Committee and interim General Manager, and Stern accepts.  Riley was "acting chairman" in the interim (News & Courier).
 --Sept. 25–Menotti poses for photographs on top of 1 King Street to publicize Charleston as the site for Spoleto USA (David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time). [Barkley] writes Riley that Anderson has suggested Douglas Richardson (Arts Management Consultant of Phoenix) as an impartial person to make recommendations on reorganization.
 --Sept. 26–Mayor Riley has a meeting on Spoleto at the Bishop Smith House (the residence of the President of the College of Charleston at 6 Glebe St. (David Rawle, personal communication based on records kept at the time; News & Courier, Sept. 25, 27, and 28).  Menotti, Clark, Beadleston, and Riley sign a memorandum of agreement prepared by Charles (Pug) Ravenel agreeing to separate the funding of the two festivals and providing for Charleston members to serve on the Festival Foundation Board (copy in the Spoleto Archives).  Barkley resigns effective Oct. 15 (News & Courier, Sept. 27 and 28).
 –Sept. 27–"College of Charleston President Theodore S. Stern Monday was appointed chairman of the Charleston Coordinating Committee for Spoleto Festival USA (News & Courier, Sept 28).
 –Oct. 1–Richards meets in succession with Stern ("newly appointed Chairman of the Charleston Coordinating Committee"), Lane ("recently resigned as Chairman"), Riley ("interim Acting Chairman"), Emmett Robinson, Andrea Anson ("Administrative Assistant for Production), Bernard Olasov (Chairman, Public Relations Committee), Edmunds, Henry Smythe (Co-Chairman, South Carolina Fund Raising), and Rawle ("Employed professionally as public relations consultant; instrumental in salvage efforts of Spoleto Festival U. S. A.), and Barkley.
 –Oct.–"A Report to the National Endowment for the Arts on the Current Status of Spoleto Festival U. S. A. and the Festival Foundation, Inc." by Douglas Richards, Associates.
 –Oct. 5–Richards recommends that the Foundation Board include six members from Charleston (Richards to Stern).
 --Oct. 14–-Christine Reed interviewed for the position of General Manager.
 –Nov. 8–Festival Foundation Board meets with five new Board members from Charleston (Clark to Richards, 9 Nov.)
 --Nov. 10–-A new Charleston Board is announced with 38 members (listed in Columbia Record, Nov. 27).
1977–Jan. 19–Acting Chairman of NEA notifies Frederick R. Koch, Secretary-Treasurer of the Foundation, that the Endowment has awarded $35,000 "to support audition and administrative expenses" for both festivals.
 --Nov. 29–-Christine Reed has become General Manager
 –-May/June–-first Spoleto Festival USA
 --Oct. 17--Bylaws of Spoleto Festival USA adopted to permit three bank loans to cover deficits.
1978–May 2–-Stern writes Biddle that New York Office has been moved to Charleston
 
 

N. B.–All dates are from documents in the files of the Spoleto Archives in the College of Charleston Archives unless otherwise noted.

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APPENDIX II: INVENTORY OF SPOLETO FESTIVAL USA PUBLICATIONS

N. B.  All annual programs from 1977-1998 are represented in the collection except for 1977 and 1997.   One asterisk (*) indicates a single copy of a separate publication  is available for research, and two asterisks (**) indicates two copies (one of which will be bound when the sets are complete).
   This list is based on "Spoleto Festival U. S. A.:  A Twenty Year Chronology" in Spoleto Festival U. S. A. 1996:  Charleston, South Carolina; Twentieth Anniversary.  Minor additions and corrections have been made based on the individual programs.  Diacritics are omitted.
 Ephemera such as posters, postcards, and calendars are not listed.  Programs for Piccolo Spoleto have been filed separately.
  Revised 30 May 1999.
 
 

1977

Opera
 The Queen of Spades by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
 The Consul by Gian Carlo Menotti

Dance
 Eliot Feld Ballet
 The Ohio Ballet

Music
 Chamber Music Concerts
 Spoleto Festival Brass Quintet Concert
 Intermezzi
 The Creation by Franz Joseph Haydn
 The Westminster Choir
 Scriabin Day
 Scriabin Rarities
  Scriabin Dance Program:
   World premieres: Alberto Mendez; Glen Tetley; George Balanchine; Sir Fredrick Ashton; Lar Lubovitch; Anna Sokolow, choreographers; revivals: Isadora Duncan; Ted Shawn; Ninette de Valois,
 Pantheus—The Poem of Fire
 Scriabin Piano Recital; John Ogdon, pianist
 Orchestral Concert

Jazz
  Louie Bellson, Johnny Helms Jazz Ensemble; North Texas State University One O'Clock Lab Jazz Band; Phil Woods; Herbie Green

Theater
 Black Medea or A Tangle of Serpents by Ernest Ferlita
 Molly by Simon Gray
 

Visual Arts
 Serge Lifar Collection of Drawings for the Theater
  Commedia dell'Arte and Related Italian Drawings 1500-1800 from the Janos Scholz Collection
 Recent American Etchings
  Selections from South Carolina  Arts Commission Permanent  Collection
 Sculptures by Agapito Miniucchi, Umberto Mastroianni, and Novello Finotti
 Poppa Manteo's Sicilian Puppets
 Mostra di Firenze

Lecture Series

Spoleto Film Program

Mini Festival
 

1978

Opera
 Vanessa by Samuel Barber**
 La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi**
 Il furioso nell'isola di San Domingo by Gaetano Donizetti**
 +The Egg and Martin's Lie by Gian Carlo Menotti**

Dance
 Phe Zulu Theatre Company in Umbatha by Welcome Msomi**
 Ballets Felix Blaska**
 Netherlands Dance Theatre**
  Ballet Gala: Limboro Slovak Folk Ensemble of New York; Kathryn Posin Dance Company; Sally Wilson; Lawrence Rhodes; Wilfride Pjiollet; Jean Guizerix; North Carolina Dance Theatre; Valerie and Galina Panov; Netherlands Dance Theatre

Music
 Chamber Music**
 Chamber Music Recitals**
 Intermezzi Concerts**
 The Westminster Choir
 Spoleto Festival Brass Quintet Concert**
 A Janacek Celebration**
 Rudolf Firkusny Recitals
 Glagolitic Mass
 Orchestra Concert**
Jazz
  Ella Fitzgerald; Clark Terry; Joe Williams; Zoot Sims; Bucky Pizzarelli;  Dick Hyman; Slam Stewart; Jolly Giants; Tony Toree Twin Cities; Ed  Soph; Chris Woods; Frank Wess with  the New York Jazz Quartet; Roland  Hannah; David Baker Jazz Strings; Bill  Watrous; Southern Comfort; Tall Dog;  Bill Eyermann and East Coast Offering;  David Howe; Andrea Dupree; North  Texas State University One O'Clock  Lab Jazz Band

Country Music**
 Folk Music of Canada
 Smokey Valley Boys
 Balfa Brothers
 Bluegrass Cardinals

Theater
 Creve Coeur by Tennessee Williams**
 
 

Visual Arts
 Tradition and Modernism in American Art, 1900-1925
 Posters by Robert Indiana
 Still Photographs from the Theater and Personal Life of Visconti
 Poster by Jean-Michel Folon
 Modern Sculptures and Their Drawings
 Spoleto Choice; Bronze Sculptures, Lithographs and Etchings by Pietro Consagra
 Eight Monumental Sculptures by Pietro Consagra

Film
 Visconti Retrospective
 Rossellini Film
 New World Films

1979

Opera
 The Desperate Husband  by Domenico Cimarosa *** [two versions]
 The Medium by Gian Carlo Menotti**

Dance
 Ballet Repertory Company**
 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater**
 Douglas Norwick and Dancers**
 Bill Evans Dance Company

Music
 Rachmaninoff Concert**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
  Chamber Music Recitals
 Intermezzi**
 The Westminster Choir**
 Kent State Chorale**
 Finale: Music of George Gershwin*

Jazz**
 Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd
 New Orleans Heritage Hall Jazz Band
 Grover Margret and Za Zu Zaz
 USC Left Bank Jazz Ensemble, Dr. Richard Goodwin, director
 North Texas State University One O'Clock Lab Jazz Band, pianist Don Haerly
 Phil Woods Quartet with Mike Melillo, Steve Gilmore and Bill Goodwin
 Buddy Rich and the Buddy Rich Orchestra

Theater
 The Price by Arthur Miller**

Visual Arts
 Perspectives
 Paintings by Toti Scialoia

Spoleto Film Series
 Roberto Rossellini: A Vision of History
 

1980

Opera
 La Sonnambula by Vincenzo Bellini*
 Chip and His Dog by Gian Carlo Menotti**
 Monsieur Choufleuri by Jacques Offenbach and Le Docteur Miracle by George Bizet**
 +Transformations by Conrad Sousa and Anne Sexton**

Dance
  Dance Gala choreographed by George Balanchine, Joyce Trisler, Ivan Tenorio, Vakhtang Chaboukiani, Sir Frederick Ashton, Jose Limon**
 Nikolais Dance Theatre**
 Maria Benitez Spanish Dance Company**
 Joyce Trisler Danscompany**

Music
 Verdi Requiem**
 Rudolf Firkusny Recital**
 The Westminster Choir**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
  Chamber Music Recitals
 Intermezzi**
 Finale

Jazz**
 Sam "Lightnin" Hopkins
 Dexter Gordon Quartet
 Mary Lou Williams Trio
 Sarah Vaughan and Her Trio

Country Music**
 The Sullivan Family
 The Boys from Indiana
 The Green Grass Cloggers
 The Ardoin Family
 The Red Clay Ramblers

Theater
 The American Clock by Arthur Miller**
 Directions to Servants, script and directions by Shuji Terayama; music by J. A. Seazer**
 
 
 
 

Visual Arts
 Spoleto Choice: Alan Turner
 Material Matters: Works Selected by Edward Albee
 The Landscape and the Material: Susan Austad
 Theatres: Cletus Johnson
 The Drawings of Giacomo Balla
 Monotypes by Forrest Moses
 The Legend of Nonquaze/The Garden of Eden

Spoleto Film Series
 Orson Welles Film Retrospective

Spoleto Lecture Series
 

1981

Opera
 The Last Savage by Gian Carlo Menotti**
 Opera Trilogy: The Selfish Giant, The Mother, Harrison Loved His
  Umbrella; music by Stanley Hollingsworth**
  Monsieur Choufleuri by Jacques Offenbach and L'lvrogne Corrige  by Christoph Willibald von Gluck**

Music
 Los Angeles Philharmonic**
 Renata Scotto Recital**
 Menotti Choral Concert**
 Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
  Intermezzi Concerts: Yefim Bronfman; Yale Whiffenpoofs; Indiana String Chamber Orchestra, James Buswell, conductor; Westminster Choir, Joseph Flummerfelt, conductor; Portland Youth Philharmonic, Jacob Avshalomov, conductor and music director
 Finale**

Dance
 Sydney Dance Company**
  Dance Celebration: Lar Lubovitch Dance Company; North Carolina Dance Theater; Cincinnati Ballet Company**
 Lar Lubovitch Dance Company**
 Crowsnest**
 North Carolina Dance Theater**
 Kathakali: South Indian Dance-Drama from the Kerala Kalamandalam**

Jazz**
 Betty Carter and her Trio
 The Ricky Ford Quartet
 Taj Mahal
 The Randy Weston Sextet and Orchestra
 Ray Charles and the Raelettes
 J. C. Heard Jazz and Tap Dance Revue

Country Music Concerts**
 Bob Paisley and the Southern Grass
 The Whites
 Beverly Cotten
 Hazel Dickens
 The McLain Family Band

Theater
 The Corridor by Diane Kagan**
 La Claca Theater Company of Catalonia**
 +Home by Samm-Art Williams**

Visual Arts
 The World of Donald Evans
 Tom Thompson and the Group of Seven
 Pasolini
 Sringar
 The Magic of Montressor
 Five People: Stephan Shadley
 James Rosatti
 Student Exhibit
1982

Opera
 Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District by Dmitri Shostakovich*

Dance
 Jose Limon Dance Company**
 Oakland Ballet Company**
 Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians**
 Harry dance and other works by senta driver**

Music
 New York Philharmonic**
 In Honor of Samuel Barber
  Recital: Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax**
 The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 Intermezzi Concerts
 Finale

Jazz at Seabrook**
 Moving Star Hall Singers
 Bobby 'Blue' Band and his orchestra
 Hugh Masekela Quintet
 Carmen McRae and her Trio

Theater
 The Leper by Gian Carlo Menotti**
 Monologues
  Old Herbaceous by Reginald Arkell**
   Queen Victoria's Granddaughter, written by Royce Ryton**
  In the Seventh Circle, written and performed by Charles Lewsen**
  How Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear by Charles Lewsen **
   Monday After the Miracle by William Gibson**

 Visual Arts
 Masterworks of Italian Art from the Sarah Camphell Blaffer Foundation
 Margaret Wharton
 Art Materialized: Selections from the Fabric Workshop

1983

Opera
 Madama Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini**
 Antony & Cleopatra by Samuel Barber**
 Il Flaminio by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi**
 +Daniel and the Lions**

Dance
 The Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore by Gian Carlo Menotti;
  Salvatore Aiello, choreographer**
 North Carolina Dance Theater**
 Dance Theater of Harlem**
 Elisa Monte Dance Company**
 David Gordon Pick Up Company**
 +Spoleto Express Breakdancers**

Music
 Elisabeth Soderstrom, recital**
 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 Finale**
 +Marvis Martin**

Jazz
 ...at Magnolia**
  Dave Bmbeck Quartet
  Mongo Santamaria
  Dejan's Olympia Brass Band
 ...at the Garden**
  Stephane Grappelli
  McCov Tyner Sextet

Theater
 I Pettegolezzi Delle Donne by Carlo Goldoni**
  Dead End Kids, a Mabou Mines Production, conceived and directed by JoAnne Akalaitis**
 "Artery" by Antenna Theater
 Empress Eugenie; Jason Lindsey, author, director, and narrator**

Visual Arts
 Louise Nevelson
 Sandra Baker
 Robert Courtright

1984

Opera
 The Merry Widow by Franz Lehar**
 Juana, La Loca by Gian Carlo Menotti**
 Ariadne auf Naxos by Richard Strauss**
 Arlecchinata by Antonio Salieri; Lietta e Tracolio by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

 Dance
 Paul Taylor Dance Company*
 Pacific Northwest Ballet**
 Tandy Beal and Company
 Foolsfire**
 Spoleto Express Breakdancers

Music
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 St. Paul Chamber Orchestra**
 Intermezzi**
 Emerson String Quartet Concert**
 Daniel and the Lions, producer/music director, Frederick Renz*
 Finale at Middleton Place
 +Rachmaninoff Concert**

Jazz
 ...at Magnolia**
  Dizzy Gillespie and His Jazz Giants
  Danny and Blue Lu Barker and the Jazz Hounds of New Orleans
  The South Carolina Festival All Stars
 ..at the Garden**
  Tommy Flanagan Trio with J.C. Heard and George Duvivier
  Jon Hendricks and Co.
 ...at the Gaillard**
  Ramsey Lewis Trio

Theater
 The Perfectionist by David Williamson**
 Secrets, conceived, designed and directed by Nigel Triffitt**

Visual Arts
 Arman
 Tom Bianchi
 Rick Dillingham

1985

Opera
 La Fanciulla del West by Giacomo Puccini**
 Ariodante by George Frideric Handel**

Dance
 Lewitsky Dance Company**
 Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal**
 Bucket Dance Theatre**
 Timothy Buckley and the Troublemakers**
 Stephen Petronio and Dancers**
 ODC/San Francisco**
 Mark Morris Dance Group**

Music
 Chamber Music Concerts
 Orpheus Chamber Orchestra**
 Godlberg Variations by J. S. Bach; Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord**
 John Shirley Quirk and Sara Watkins Recital**
 Orchestral Concert**
 Intermezzi**
 Young Conductor's Concerts
 Finale**

Jazz
 ...at Magnolia**
  Gerry Mulligan and his Quartet
  The Jay McShann Trio
  The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
 ...at the Garden**
  The Jaki Byard Trio
  Abbey Lincoln (Aminata Moseka) and her Quartet
 ...at the Gaillard**
  Oscar Peterson

Theater
 Tent Meeting by Larry Larson, Levi Lee, and Rebecca Wackler

Visual Arts
 Roy Lichtenstein as Sculptor: Recent Works 1977-1984
 Painting and Sculpture: Douglas Abdell
 Stage and Costume Designs from Maggio Musicale

1986

Opera
 The Saint of Bleeker Street by Gian Carlo Menotti**
 Lord Byron's Love Letter by Raffaello de Banfield**
 Renard by Igor Stravinsky**

Dance
 Royal National Ballet of Spain**
 The Scottish Ballet**
 Susan Marshall & Company**
 Eiko & Koma**
 Mitchell Rose and Diane Epstein
 Margaret Jenkins Dance Company**
 Peter Maxwell's Ballroom Dance Theater**
 Ralph Lemon/Cross Performance**

Music
 Baltimore Symphony Orchestra**
 Festival Concert**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 Westminster Choir Concert Intermezzi**
 Young Conductor's Concerts Intermezzi**
  Tenth Festival Gala: Alicia Alonso and Orlando Salgado; Anik Bissonnette and Louis Robitaille of the Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal; Artists from the Chamber Music Concerts; The Westminster Choir; Yo-Yo Ma; Marvis Martin; Renata Scotto; Charles Wadsworth; Colleen Dewhurst; Efrem Zimbalist; Mikhail Baryshnikov; and Alessandra Ferri**

Jazz**
 George Shearing Duo featuring Don Thompson
 Ahmad Jamal Trio
 Bobby McFerrin
 Roy Bryant

Theater
 Inner Voices by Eduardo de Filippo**
 Southern Comphort by Gina Wedkos**
 Personality by Gina Wedkos and Ellen Ratner**
 Circus Flora

Visual Arts
 Tenth Anniversary Tribute, private works from the Board of Directors**
 North Carolina Glass '86
 

1987

Opera
 Salome by Richard Strauss**
 Platee by Jean-Phillipe Rameau**

Dance
 Pennsylvania Ballet*
 Merce Cunningham Dance Company*
 Jelon Vieira Dance Brazil*
 Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte by John Kelly
 Jazz Tap Ensemble**
 Pilar Rioja

Music
 Orchestra of St. Luke's**
 Festival Concert*
 Chamber Music Concerts*
 Westminster Choir Concert*
 Young Conductor's Concert*
 King David by Arthur Honegger**
 Finale*

Jazz
 ...at the Gaillard*
  Stan Getz and Trio
  Nancy Wilson
 ...at Magnolia*
   B. B. King
  The Count Basie Orchestra
  +Pete Minger and Friends

Theater
 The Road to Mecca by Athol Fugard
 The Colla Family Marionettes

Visual Arts
 George Tooker
  Art from the City of Spoleto
  "Cymbal" by Liz Phillips

1988

Opera
 Rusalka by Antonin Dvorak**
 Montezuma by Carl Heinrich Graun*
 Herod and the Innocents, Frederick Renz, director**

Dance
  Ballet in America: A Celebration: Pennsylvania Ballet; Milwaukee Ballet; Houston Ballet; Boston Ballet; Pacific Northvest Ballet; Cleveland Ballet; San Jose Ballet; Dallas Ballet; San Francisco Ballet**
 Twyla Tharp Dance**

Footprints in the Garden**
 David Parsons Company
 Dana Reitz
 Jazzdance: The Danny Buraczeski Dance Company
 Yoshiko Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks

Music
 L'Orchestre Symphonique de la RTBF**
 Festival Concert**
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 The Westminster Choir**
  Intermezzo Concert
  Thamos, King of Egypt by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 Intermezzi Concerts**
  Young Conductors' Concert
  Rebecca Russell Recital
  Penelope Lusi Recital
  Percussion Concert
  Rantos Collegium Chamber Orchestra
 Enoch Arden by Richard Strauss
 The Blanket by Robert Convery
 Kenneth Cooper Recital (harpsichord)*
 Finale at Middleton Place**

Jazz**
 Les McCann and Eddie Harris
 Carmen McRae and her Trio Michel Petrucciani, Roy Haynes and Gary Peacock

Theater
  Miracolo d'Amore, conceived and directed by Martha Clarke; music by Richard Peaslee**
 The Warrior Ant, written and directed hy Lee Breuer; music by Bob Telson**
 Circus Flora

Visual Arts
 Larry Rivers: A Retrospective
 Sam Messer

1989

Opera
 La  Straniera by Vincenzo Bellini*
 Le Nozze di Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 Empty Places by Laurie Anderson

Dance
 Boston Ballet
 Trisha Brown Company
 Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Co.
 ISO and The Bobs
  Dangerous Games music by Astor Piazzolla; lyrics by William Finn book by Jim Lewis and Graciela Daniele**

Music
 Jean-Yves Thibaudet Recital
 Chamber Music Concerts
 Festival Concert
 After the Fall of the Bastille
 Westminster Choir Concert
 Young Conductors Concert
 Finale at Middleton Place

Jazz
 Tito Puente Latin Jazz Allstars
 The Ramsey Lewis Quartet
 The Hank Jones Trio
 Standards on Horn, with Wynton Marsalis, Doc Cheatham and Sweets Edison

Theatre
 Eleemosynary by Lee Blessing
 Carlo Colla Family Marionettes*
 The House of Horror, written, directed and performed by Paul Zaloom

Visual Arts
 Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawings; Three Dimensional Structures; Silkscreens

1990

Opera
 Parsifal by Richard Wagner*
 Le Nozze di Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 Hydrogen Jukebox by Phillip Glass; text by Allen Ginsberg*
 Pioneer by Paul Dresher
 Tristan and Iseult, a production of the Boston Camerata; Joel Cohen, director

Dance
 Martha Graham Dance Company
 The Joffrey Ballet
  Praise House by Angelyn DeBord; The Urban Bush Women; Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, director/co-choreographer; Pat Hall-Smith, co-choreographer*
 Dinner, conceived and directed by Jonathan Stone

Music
  Gala Opening Concert: Julius Rudel, conductor; Midori, violinist; Tatiana Troyanos, mezzo-soprano
 Festival Concert
 Chamber Music Concerts*
 [Single program for:]**
  Young Conductors Concerts
  Westminster Choir Concert
  Flummerfelt, Choir and Orchestra
 20th Century Perspectives
 Finale

Jazz*
 Chick Corea Akoustic Band
 Chet Atkins and Stanley Jordan
 The Mose Allison Trio
 The Gary Burton Quintet

Theater
 Salome by Oscar Wilde
 Everything That Rises Must Converge, written, directed and designed by John Jesurun

Visual Arts
 "Against The Odds," AfricanAmerican Artists and the Harmon Foundation, 1923-1943 "Landscape Painting, 1960-1990"
 The Italian Tradition in American Art

Lecture Series
 Two Worlds Science Conference
 Spoleto 1990 Lecture Series presented by the College of Charleston
 Visual Arts Lecture Series
 Allen Ginsberg poetry reading

1991

Opera
 Maria Golovin by Gian Carlo Menotti
 Les Contes d'Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach
 L'lncoronazione di Poppea by Claudio Monteverdi

Dance
 Ballet Nacional de Espana
 Rambert Dance Company
 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater*

Footprints in the Garden
 Elizabeth Streb Ringside
 Dance Italy NOW!

Music
 Spoleto Festival Orchestra
 Westminster Choir Concert
 Chamber Music Concerts*
  Festival Concert
  Birthday Gala:  Mstislav Rostropovich and Spiros Argiris, conductors; Laurence Lesser and Aprile Millo, soloists Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra
 Twentieth Century Perspectives
 Finale at Middleton Place

Visual Arts
 Joe Williams and the Joe Williams Quartet
 The Frank Morgan Quartet
 Keith Jarrett Standards with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette
 The Steve Lacy Sextet

Theater
 The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt; production created by Theatre de Complicite*
 Circus Flora

Music-Theater/Dance
  The Mysteries and What's So Funny?, music by Philip Glass; visual design by Red Grooms; written and directed by David Gordon
 Bali-Cak! & Legong

Visual Arts
  Places with a Past; New Site-Specific Art in Charleston:  Christian Boltanski, Chris Burden, James Coleman, Houston Conwill, Kate Ericson & Mel Ziegler, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Gwylene Gallimard & Jean-Mane Mauclet, Antony Gormley, Ann Hamilton, David Hammons, Ronald Jones Narelle Jubelin, Jannis Kounellis, Liz Magor, Elizabeth Newman, Joyce Scott, Cindy Sherman, Lorna Simpson, Barbara Steinman

Lecture Series
 Two Worlds Science Conference: "Creativity and the Aging Brain"
 
 

1992
 

Opera
 Elektra by Richard Strauss*
 Il Duca d'A!ba by Gaetano Donizetti

Dance
 Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo*
 Paul Taylor Dance Company*

Footprints in the Garden*
 Compagnie Philippe Genty
 Creach/Koester
 Teatr Ekspresji
 Margie Gillis with Christopher Gillis
 Bebe Miller Company

Music
 Chamber Music Concerts*
 Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra*
 Christine Brewer in recital*
 Westminster Choir Concert
 Festival Concert*
 Twentieth Century Perspectives*
 Cabaret Concerts; Bolcom & Morris, Clamma Dale, Steve Ross

Jazz*
 Kellye Gray
 The Ramsey Lewis Quintet with special guest Joshua Redman
 The Timeless All-Stars
 Patti Brown Trio

Finale*
 The Duke Ellington Orchestra

Theater
 The Gigli Concert by Tom Murphy*

Visual Arts
 Igor Mitoraj**
 

1993

Opera
 The Singing Child by Gian Carlo Menotti*
 The Birthday of the Infanta by Alexander von Zemlinsky
 Le Comte Ory by Gioacchino Rossini

Dance
 Martha Graham Dance Company
 Nikolais and Murray Louis Dance*

Footprints in the Garden
 Tedd Robinson
 Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance Theatre
 Joe Goode Performance Group

Music
 Westminster Choir Concert*
 Chamher Music Concerts *
 Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra*
 Festival Concert*
 20th Century Perspectives
  Late-Night Concert Cabaret; Richard Lalli & Gary Chapman, Robert White, Margaret Whiting
  Alexander Nevsky, directed by Sergei Eisenstein and D. I. Vassiliev; original score by Sergei Prokofiev; The Greenville Symphony Orchestra, The Charleston Symphony Singers' Guild; The Greenville Chorale*

Jazz*
 Jon Hendricks & Co.
 Jimmy Giuffre 3
 The Gil Evans Orchestra
 Johnny O'Neal Trio
 Bobby Watson and Horzon

Finale*
 The Count Basie Orchestra

Theater
 The Last Yankee by Arthur Miller

Visual Arts
 Gustav Klimt
 David Hughes

Conversations With...
 Host: Marc Pachter
 Ginger Rogers
 Murray Louis
 Gian Carlo Menotti
 Josephine Humphreys

1994

Opera
 Fidelio by Ludwig von Beethoven
 Acis and Galatea by George Frideric Handel

Dance
 Nederlands Dans Theater 3*
 Miami City Ballet*
 Compagnie Philippe Saire*
 Astad Deboo

Footprints in the Garden*
 The Phffft! Dance Theatre Company
 Tish Carter
 Second Hand Dance Company

Music
 Opening Night Concert*
 Festival Concert*
 Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra*
 Westminster Choir Concert*
 Chamber Music Concerts*
 Tucker Foundation Recital: Margaret Lattimore, mezzo-soprano; Jeff Mattsey, baritone
 Intermezzi
 20th Century Perspectives
 Late-Night Cabaret with Steve Ross, Ann Hampton Callaway, K.T. Sullivan
 I Won't Dance: Steve Ross Sings Fred Astaire*
 Rosanne Cash and Maura O'Connell*

Jazz
 Horace Silver and the Silver/Brass Ensemble*
 Cassandra Wilson
 The Barry Harris Trio
 Charles Lloyd
  Finale: The Hallelujah Singers, The Charleston Symphony Orchestra, Camellia Johnson, soprano; Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra

Theater
 Box Conspiracy: An Interactive Sho, written and directed by George Coates*
  La Trahison Orale by Mauricio Kagel**
 

 Visual Arts
  Selections from the Arthur Ross Foundation: Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Antonio Canaletto, Francisco de Goya
 "Woman's Work" by Rhonda Roland Shearer
 Will Henry Stevens

Conversations With...
 Cliff Robertson
 General William C. Westmoreland
 Edward Villella
 Lionel Hampton

1995

Opera
 Der Rosenkavlier by Richard Strauss**
  Triple Bill: La Mort de Cleopatre by Hector Berlioz; Socrate by Erik Satie; Faust et Helene by Lili Boulanger
 Der Prinz von Homburg by Hans Werner Henze

Dance
 North Carolina Dance Theatre*
 National Ballet of Ukraine**
 Dance Theatre of Harlem*

Footprints in the Garden
 Theatre Sans File
 Rachel Rosenthal
 Myrna Packer/Art Bridgman

Music
 Chamber Music Concerts**
 Symphonic Concerts**
 Intermezzi Series**
 Westminster Choir Concert**
 20th Century Perspectives
 Cabaret Series: Weslia Whitfield; Nancy LaMott; Wayne Hosford
 Finale at Middleton Place: George Shearing, pianist, and Joe Williams, vocalist

Jazz*
 Karrin Allyson
 Pharoah Sanders
 The Tommy Flanagan Trio
 Chick Corea

Theatre
  I'll Go On, performed by Barry McGovern, from the trilogy Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable by Samuel Beckett*
 A Walk on the Weill Side, the musical theatre of Kurt Weill and Stephen Sondheim
 Circus Flora**

Visual Arts
 Twentieth Century Sculpture at the White House
 Japanese Contemporary Clayworks
 Feodora Hohenlohe-Oehringen: Still Life & Portraits

Literary Series
 Mark Strand
 Carloyn Forche
 Clyde Edgerton
 Jim Grimsley

Conversations With...
 Host, Martha Teichner
 Renata Scotto
 Betty Alley
 Christopher Keene
 Sprios Argiris

Humanities Symposium       1996

Opera
 Falstaff by Guiseppe Verdi; libretto by Arrigo Boito**
 The Excursion of Mr. Brucek by Leos Janacek**
 Europera 5 by John Cage**

Dance
 Ballet du Rhin**
 Mark Morris Dance Group**

Footprints in the Garden**
 Compagnie Ea Sola
 Compagnie Ebene
 Rennie Harris/Pure Moement

Music
 NationsBank Chamber Music Series*
 Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra; Westminster Choir Concert**
 Festival Concert**
 Intermezzi Series*
 Twentieth Century Perspectives**
 In Memorium: Spiros Argiris*

Wachovia Jazz*
 Nancy King and Glen Moore
 Charlie Haden's Quartet West
 Tuck and Patti
 An Evening with Sonny Rollins

Theater
 The Woman in Black adapted by Stephen Mallatratt from a novel by Susan Hill**

Music Theatre
 Peter and Wendy adapted from the novel by J. M Barrie**
 Les Enfants Terribles by Philip Glass**

Literary Arts*
 Rita Dove
 Gloria Naylor
 Ciaran Carson

Visual Arts
 Willie Birch

Festival Finale at Middleton Place**
 Betty Carter

1997

Opera
 Wozzeck by Alban Berg**
 Curlew River by Benjamin Britten*

Dance
 Tharp!*
 San Francisco Ballet*
 Bale Folclorico da Bahia*

Footprints in the Garden*
 Affourtit/Brown
 Everett Dance Theatre
 Tai-Gu Tales Dance Theatre

Theatre
 The 3 Musketeers**
 Solo Voices*
  Lisa Kron
  Kevin Kling

Music Theatre
 Lulu Noire*
 In Xanadu*

Music
 NationsBank Chamber Music*
 Festival Concert**
 Requiem by Giuseppe Verdi**
 Service for the Millennium by Meredith Monk/The House*
 Westminster Choir
 Music in Time*
 Intermezzi*

Wachovia Jazz**
 Claudia Villela
 Gene Harris Quartet
 Toots Thielemans
 Ahmad Jamal

Finale
 Eddie Palmieri

Poets & Writers
 William Matthews
 Reynolds Price
 Coleman Barks
 Bob Shacochis

Conversations with...
 Jon Faddis
 John Corigliano
 Meredith Monk

Visual Arts
 Human Nature: Art and Landscape in Charleston and the Low Country
  Magdalena Abakanowicz, Thornton Dial, Patrick Dougherty, Richard Fleischner, Pearl Fryar, Adriaan Geuze, Ronald Gonzalez, Martha Jackson-Jarvis, Mary Lucier, Ester Mahlagu, Herb Parker, Martha Schwartz, Philip Simmons, and Charles Simonds.

1998

Opera
 Jenufa by Leos Janacek
 Giasone by Francesco Cavalli

Music/Theatre
 Steve Reich and Musicians
 Hot Mouth

Dance
 Paul Taylor Dance Company
 Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba
 Urban Bush Women
 Ile Aiye
 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
 Caribbean Dance Company of the Virgin Islands
 Rennie Harris PureMovement

Theater
 Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde
 Do You Come Here Often? By Sean Foley, Hamish McColl, and Josef Houben
 The Captain's Tiger by Athol Fugard

Music
 NationsBank Chamber Music
 Music in Time
 Intermezzi
 Westminster Choir concerts
 Bach Magnificat & Beethoven Mass in C
 Georgia Sea Island Singers
 Festival Concert
 McIntosh County Shouters
 Renee Fleming
 Hallelujah Singers
 

Wachovia Jazz
 Kevin Mahogany
 Abdullah Ibrahim
 George Shearing
 Alfredo Rodriguez

Actors & Writers
 Calvin Trillin
 Joyce Carol Oats
 Amy Bloom

Conversations with...
 Michael Colgan
 Harry Bicket and Paul Lindenauer
 Athol Fugard
 Judith Jamison
 Emory Campbell, Carletha Sullivan, and Marlena Smalls

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 INDEX
 

  Abakanowicz, Magdalena 94
  Abbey Lincoln (Aminata Moseka) and her Quartet   81
  Abdell, Douglas 81
  Acis and Galatea 91
  Adoue, Tad 12
  Affourtit/Brown 94
  After the Fall of the Bastille 86
  Against The Odds 87
  Agler, David 4
  AGMA (American Guild of Musical Artists) 20, 23
  Ahmad Jamal Trio – see also Jamal, Ahmad 82
  Aiello, Salvatore 79
  Ailey, Alvin – see also Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre 73, 96
  L'lncoronazione di Poppea 88
  Aiye, Ile 96
  Akalaitis, JoAnne 79
  Dead End Kids 79
  Albee, Edward 75
  Alexander Nevsky 90
  Allen, Ethan 12
  Alley, Betty 92
  Allison, Mose – see also Mose Allison Trio 87
  Allyson, Karrin 92
  Alonso, Alicia 82
  Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre – see also Ailey, Alvin 22, 38, 52, 56, 73, 88, 96
  Alwin Nikolias Dance Theatre – see also Nikolias, Alwin 24, 28, 38, 52, 74
  American Clock, The 24, 38, 57, 74
  American Guild of Musical Artists 25
  American National Theatre and Academy (ANTA) 7
  Ampersand 22, 25
  Anderson, Laurie 86
  Empty Places 86
  Antenna Theatre 27, 40, 54, 79
  Artery 79
  Anthony & Cleopatra 31, 40, 54
  Ardoin Family 74
  Argiris, Spiros 88, 92, 93
  Ariadne auf Naxos 80
  Ariodante 41, 45, 54, 81
  Arkell, Reginald 57, 78
  Old Herbaceous 57, 78
  Arlecchinata 80
  Arman 80
  Artery 79
  Arts Organization Participation Committee 18
  Ascoli, Max 12
  Ashton, Sir Frederick 69, 74
  Atkins, Chet 87
  Auctions 9, 10, 24, 25, 28
  Auditions 20, 25, 60
  Austad, Susan 75
  Avalon Foundation 12
  Avshalomov, Jacob 76
  Ax, Emanuel 24, 39, 53, 78
  Bach, J. S. 81, 96
  Godlberg Variations 81
  Magnificat 96
  Badea, Christian 39, 41, 54
  Baker, David – see also David Baker Jazz Strings 71
  Baker, Sandra 79
  Balanchine, George 69, 74
  Bale Folclorico da Bahia 94
  Balfa Brothers 71
  Bali-Cak! & Legong 88
  Balla, Giacomo 75
  Ballet du Rhin 93
  Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montreal 41, 54, 55, 81, 82
  Bissonnette, Anik 82
  Robitaille, Louis 82
  Ballet Nacional de Espana 56, 88
  Ballet of Spain 55, 82
  Ballet Repertory Company 22, 38, 52, 73
  Ballets Felix Blaska – see also Blaska, Felix 37, 51, 71
  Baltimore Symphony 42, 55, 82
  Banfield, Raffaello de 82
  Lord Byron's Love Letter 82
  Barber, Samuel 24, 39, 51, 53, 71, 78, 79
  Antony & Cleopatra 79
  Vanessa 71
  Barkeley, Nella 17
Barker, Danny – see also Danny and Blue Lu Barker and the Jazz Hounds of New Orleans 80
  Barks, Coleman 94
  Barrie,  J. M. 93
  Peter and Wendy 93
  Barry Harris Trio – see also Harris, Barry 91
  Baryshnikov, Mikhail 82
  Baum, Mrs. Morton 10
  Beal, Tandy – see also Tandy Beal Company 80
  Bebe Miller Company – see also Miller, Bebe 89
  Beckett, Samuel 92
  Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable 92
  Beethoven, Ludwig von 91
  Fidelio 91
 Mass in C 96
  Bel Canto Chorus 38
  Bellini, Vincenzo 74, 86
  La Straniera 86
  La Sonnambula 74
  Bellson, Louis 69
  Belwin Mills 25
  Benitez, Maria – see also Maria Benitez Spanish Dance Company 38
  Berg, Alban 94
  Wozzeck 94
  Berlioz, Hector 92
  La Mort de Cleopatre 92
  Bernstein, Leonard 21, 55
  Betty Carter and her Trio 76
  Bianchi, Tom 80
  Bicket, Harry 96
  Bill Evans Dance Company – see also Evans, Bill 22, 38, 73
  Bill Eyermann and East Coast Offering 71
  Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Co. 86
  Birch, Willie 93
  Birthday of the Infanta, The 90
  Bissonnette, Anik 82
  Bizet, George 74
  Le Docteur Miracle 74
  Black Medea or A Tangle of Serpents 20, 37, 44, 70
  Blaffer, Sarah Campbell 78
  Blanket, The 48, 84
  Blaska, Felix – see also Ballets Felix Blaska 21
  Blessing, Lee 86
  Eleemosynary 86
  Bloom, Amy 96
  Bluegrass Cardinals 71
  Bmbeck, Dave – see also Dave Bmbeck Quartet 79
  Boatwright 20
  Bob Paisley and the Southern Grass – see also Paisley, Bob 76
  Bobby 'Blue' Band and his orchestra 78
  Boito, Arrigo 93
  Bolcom & Morris 89
  Boltanski, Christian 88
  Bonitez Estampa Flamenca 24
  Bordoni, Paolo 42
  Boston Ballet 53, 84, 86
  Boston Camerata 87
  Tristan and Iseult 87
  Boulanger, Lili 92
  Faust et Helene 92
  Box Conspiracy: An Interactive Sho 91
  Boys from Indiana 74
  Braga, Mrs. George A. 9, 10
  Brass Quintet 20, 21, 37, 51, 69, 71
  Breakdancers 27, 54
  Breuer, Lee 84
  Warrior Ant, The 84
  Brewer, Christine 89
  Bridgman, Art 92
  Britten, Benjamin 94
  Curlew River 94
  Bronfman, Yefim 76
  Brown, Patti – see also Patti Brown Trio 89
  Brown, Trisha – see also Trisha Brown Company 53, 86
  Bryant, Roy 82
  Bucket Dance Theatre 45, 54, 81
  Buckley, Timothy – see also Timothy Buckley and the Troublemakers 81
  Buddy Rich and the Buddy Rich Orchestra – see also Rich, Buddy 73
  Buraczeski, Danny – see also Danny Buraczeski Dance Company 48
  Burden, Chris 88
  Burton, Gary – see also Gary Burton Quintet 87
  Buswell,  James 76
  Byard, Jaki – see also Jaki Byard Trio 81
  Cage, John 93
  Europera 5 93
  Caio Melisso 5
  Callaway, Ann Hampton 91
  Campbell, Emory 96
  Canadian Opera Company 23
  Canaletto, Antonio 91
  Canfield, Mrs. Cass, Jr. 12
  Canto Popolare – see also Nuova Compagnia 38, 53, 76
  Captain's Tiger, The 96
  Caribbean Dance Company of the Virgin Islands 96
  Carmen McRae and her Trio – see also McRae, Carmen 78, 84
  Carson, Ciaran 93
  Carter, Betty 76, 93
  Carter, Tish 91
  Cash, Roseanne 91
  Cavalli, Francesco 96
  Giasone 96
  Chaboukiani, Vakhtang 74
  Chamber Music 14, 15, 20-22, 24, 25, 27, 37-45, 48, 51-56, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78-84, 86-89, 91-
 94, 96
  Chamber Music America 25
  Chapman, Gary 90
  Chargit 25
  Charles Towne Landing 27
  Charles, Ray – see also Ray Charles and the Raelettes 76
  Charleston Area Arts Council 29
  Charleston Civic Ballet 25
  Charleston County PRT 25
  Charleston County School District 25
  Charleston Symphony Orchestra 91
  Charleston Symphony Singers' Guild 90
  Charlie Haden's Quartet West – see also Haden, Charles 93
  Cheatham, Doc 86
  Chick Corea Akoustic Band  87
  Chip and His Dog 38, 52, 57, 74
  Chopin Competition 25
  Choraliers 20
  Chuma, Yoshiko – see also Yoshiko Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks 48
  Church concerts 20, 21
  Cimarosa, Domenico 57, 73
  Desperate Husband, The 22, 38, 52, 57, 73
  Cincinnati Ballet Company 76
  Circus Flora 43, 48, 55, 82, 85, 88, 92
  Cistern 21
  Citadel 25
Claca Theater Company of Catalonia – see also La Claca 39, 53, 77
  Clark, Chris 4
  Clarke, Martha 43, 84
  Miracolo d'Amore 84
  Cleveland Ballet 84
  Clizia 24, 53
  Coates, George 91
  Box Conspiracy: An Interactive Sho 91
  Cohen, Joel 87
  Tristan and Iseult 87
  Coleman, James 88
  Colgan, Michael 96
  Colla Family Marionettes 42, 83, 86
  College of Charleston 19, 21, 22, 40, 50, 62, 64, 65, 68, 87
  Compagnie Ea Sola – see also Ea Sola 93
  Compagnie Ebene – see also Ebene 93
  Compagnie Philippe Genty – see also Genty, Phillipe 89
  Compagnie Philippe Saire – see also Saire, Phillipe 91
  Concert Royal 41, 55
  Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba 96
  Consagra, Pietro 72
  Consul, The 20, 37, 44, 51, 57, 69
  Control Data Corporation 25
  Convery, Robert 84
  Blanket, The 84
  Conwill, Houston 88
  Cooper, Kenneth 81, 84
  Corea, Chick 87, 92
  Corigliano, John 94
  Corridor, The 39, 53, 57, 77
  Coste, Ann R. 6
  Cotten, Beverly 76
  Count Basie Orchestra 83, 90
  Country Music 37-39, 53, 71, 74, 76
  Courtright, Robert 79
  Creach 89
  Creation, The 20, 69
  Creativity and the Aging Brain 88
  Creve Coeur 21, 37, 51, 71
  Crowsnest 39, 76
  Cummings, Mrs. Nathan 10
  Cunningham, Merce – see also Merce Cunningham Dance Co. 83
  Curlew River 94
  Cymbal 83
  Dale, Clamma 89
  Dallas Ballet 84
  Dance Gala 24, 37, 38, 42, 74
  Dance Italy NOW! 88
  Dance Theatre of Harlem 27, 37, 40, 54, 79, 92
  Dangerous Games 86
  Daniel and the Lions 41, 54, 79
  Daniele, Graciela 86
  Dangerous Games 86
  Daniels Trust (John W.) 12
  Danny and Blue Lu Barker and the Jazz Hounds of New Orleans – see also Barker, Danny 80
  Danny Buraczeski Dance Company – see also Buraczeski, Danny 84
  Dave Bmbeck Quartet – see also Bmbeck, Dave 79
  David Baker Jazz Strings – see also Baker, David 71
  David Gordon Pick Up Company – see also Gordon, David 79
  David Parsons Company – see also Parsons, David 84
  Dead End Kids 40
  Dean, Laura – see also Laura Dean Dance Co. 78
  Deboo, Astad 91
  DeBord, Angelyn 87
  Praise House 87
  Dejan's Olympia Brass Band 79
  DeJohnette, Jack 88
  Delphin & Romain 26
  Der Prinz von Homburg 92
  Der Rosenkavlier 92
  Desperate Husband, The 22, 38, 52, 57, 73
  Dewhurst, Colleen 82
  Dexter Gordon Quartet – see also Gordon, Dexter 74
  Dial, Thornton 94
  Dickens, Hazel 76
  Dillingham, Rick 80
  Dinner 87
  Directions to Servants 24, 38, 74
  Dirty Dozen Brass Band 81
  Dizzy Gillespie and His Jazz Giants – see also Gillespie, Dizzy 80
  Do You Come Here Often? 96
  Dock Street Theatre 21, 51
  Dolger, Mrs. Carl 12
  Donizetti, Gaetano 71, 89
  Il Duca d'A!ba 89
  Il furioso nell'isola di San Domingo 21, 38, 51, 71
  Dougherty, Patrick 94
  Douglas Norwick and Dancers – see also Norwick, Douglas 22, 38, 73
  Dove, Rita 93
  Drake, Yolanda 7
  Drayton Hall 26
  Dresher, Paul 87
  Pioneer 87
  Drolet, Leigh 25
  Duke Ellington Orchestra – see also Ellington, Duke 89
  Duncan, Isadora 69
  Dupree, Andrea 71
  Durrenmatt, Friedrich 88
  Visit, The 88
  Duvivier, George 80
  Dvorak, Antonin 84
  Rusalka 84
Ea Sola – see also Compagnie Ea Sola 93
Ebene – see also Compagnie Ebene 93
  Edgerton, Clyde 92
  Edison, Sweets 86
  Edwards, Lee 7
  Egg, The 71
  Eiko and Koma 55, 82
  Eisenstein, Sergei 90
  Ekspresji, Teatr 89
  Eleemosynary 86
  Elektra 89
  Eliot Feld Ballet – see also Feld, Eliot 20, 51, 69
  Elisa Monte Dance Company – see also Monte, Elise 27, 40, 79
  Ellington, Duke – see also Duke Ellington Orchestra 89
  Emerson String Quartet Concert 80
  Empress Eugenie 27, 40, 57, 79
  Empty Places 86
  Enoch Arden 43, 48, 84
  Epstein, Diane 82
  Ericson, Kate 88
  Europera 5 93
  Evans, Bill – see also Bill Evans Dance Company 73
  Evans, Donald – see also World of Donald Evans 77
  Evans, Gil – see also Gil Evans Orchestra 90
  Everett Dance Theatre 94
  Everything That Rises Must Converge 87
  Excursion of Mr. Brucek, The 93
  Faddis, Jon 94
  Falk Family Trust (Leon) 12
  Falstaff 93
  Fanciulla del West – see also La Fanciulla 41, 45, 54, 55, 81
  Fanfare for Charleston 57
  Faust et Helene 92
  Feld, Eliot – see also Eliot Feld Ballet 20, 51, 69
  Ferlita, Ernest 70
  Black Medea or A Tangle of Serpents 70
  Ferri, Alessandra 82
  Festival Foundation, Inc 2, 4-10, 12
  Festival of Two Worlds 2, 11, 37, 44, 58
  Fibercrafts 20
  Fidelio 91
  Filippo, Eduardo de 82
  Inner Voices 82
  Films 20-22, 24, 38, 44, 70, 72, 73, 75
  Finlay, Ian Hamilton 88
  Finn, William 86
  Dangerous Games 86
  Finotti, Novello 70
  Fireworks 20, 21, 24, 37, 54
  Firkusny, Rudolf 24, 38, 71, 74
  Fitzgerald, Ella 71
  Five People: Stephan Shadley 77
  Flanagan, Tommy – see also Tommy Flanagan Trio 92
  Fleischner, Richard 94
  Fleming, Renee 96
  Flummerfelt, Chorus and Orchestra 87-91, 93
  Flummerfelt, Joseph 76
  Foley, Sean 96
  Do You Come Here Often? 96
  Folk Music of Canada 71
  Folon, Jean-Michel 72
  Foolsfire 41, 80
  Footlight Players Workshop 21
  Footprints 41, 43, 45, 84, 88-94
  Forche, Carolyn 92
  Ford , Ricky – see also Ricky Ford Quartet 76
  Ford Foundation 12
  Frank Morgan Quartet 88
  Frantzreb, Arthur 26
  Freudenthan, David 12
  Friends of Spoleto 7
  Fryar, Pearl 94
  Fugard, Athol 83, 96
  Captain's Tiger, The 96
  Road to Mecca, The 83
  Fuller, Buckminster 5
  Fundraising 6, 7
  Gaillard Municipal Auditorium 21, 42, 54, 80, 81, 83
  Galleria 20, 47
  Gallimard, Gwylene 88
  Garden of Eden, The 75
  Gardens 21
  Gary Burton Quintet – see also Burton, Gary 87
  Gene Harris Quartet – see also Harris, Gene 94
  Genty, Philippe – see also Compagnie Phillipe Genty 89
  George, Mrs. Lucille de 7
  Georgia Sea Island Singers 96
  Gerry Mulligan and his Quartet – see also Mulligan, Gerry 81
  Gershwin, George 38, 73
  Getz, Stan – see also Stan Getz and Trio 83
  Geuze, Adrian 94
  Giasone 96
  Gibson, William 57, 78
  Monday After the Miracle 57, 78
  Gigli Concert, The 89
  Gil Evans Orchestra – see also Evans, Gil 90
  Gildesgame Foundation (Leon) 12
  Gillespie, Dizzy – see also Dizzy Gillespie and his Jazz Giants 80
  Gillis, Christopher 89
  Gillis, Margie 89
  Gilmore, Steve 73
  Ginsberg, Allen 87
  Hydrogen Jukebox 87
  Giuffre, Jimmy – see also Jimmy Giuffre 3 90
  Glagalitic Mass 21, 71
  Glass, Philip 56, 87, 88, 93
  Hydrogen Jukebox 87
  Les Enfants Terribles 93
  Mysteries and What's So Funny?, The 88
  Gloria Theatre Task Force 22
  Gluck, Christoph Willibald von 57, 76
  L'lvrogne Corrige 57, 76
  Glynborne Festival Opera 23
  Godlberg Variations 81
  Goldoni, Carlo 79
  I Pettegolezzi Delle Donne 79
  Gonzalez, Ronald 94
  Goode, Joe – see also Joe Goode Performance Group 90
  Goodwin, Bill 73
  Goodwin, Dr.Richard 73
Gordon, David – see also David Gordon Pick Up Company 79
  Gordon, David 27, 40, 88
   Mysteries and What's So Funny?, The 56, 88
Gordon, Dexter – see also Dexter Gordon Quartet 74
  Gormley, Antony 88
  Goya, Francisco 91
  Graham, Martha – see also Martha Graham Dance Co. 87, 90
  Grappelli, Stephane 27, 79
  Graun, Carl Heinrich 84
  Montezuma 84
  Gray, Kellye 89
  Gray, Simon 70
  Molly 70
  Green Grass Cloggers 74
  Green Pond 20, 51
  Green, Herbie 69
  Greenville Chorale 90
  Greenville Symphony Orchestra 90
  Grimsley, Jim 92
  Groo, Lawrence 6
  Grooms, Red 88
 Mysteries and What's So Funny?, The 56, 88
  Guizerix, Jean 71
  Haden, Charles – see also Charlie Haden's Quartet West 93
  Haerly, Don 73
  Hall-Smith, Pat 87
   Praise House 87
  Hallelujah Singers 91, 96
  Hamilton, Ann 88
  Hammons, David 88
  Hampton, Lionel – see also Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra 91
  Handel, George Frideric 81, 91
  Acis and Galatea 91
  Ariodante 41, 45, 54, 81
  Hank Jones Trio – see also Jones, Hank 45, 86
  Hannah, Roland 71
  Hannum, Becky 20, 37
  Harris, Barry – see also Barry Harris Trio 91
  Harris, Eddie 84
  Harris, Gene – see also Gene Harris Quartet 94
  Harris, Rennie – see also Rennie Harris/Pure Movement 93, 96
  Harrison Loved His Umbrella 57, 76
  Harry 24, 40, 53, 78
  Haskell, Mark 26
  Haydn, Franz Joseph 20, 69
  Creation, The 20, 69
  Haynes, Roy 84
  Heard, J. C. – see also J. C. Heard Jazz and Tap Dance Revue 76, 80
  Helms, Johnny 69
  Hendricks, Jon – see also Jon Hendricks and Co. 28, 80, 90
  Henze, Hans Werner 92
  Der Prinz von Homburg 92
Herman, Woody – see also Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd 73
  Herod and the Innocents 43, 48, 84
  Hill, Jerome 12
  Hill, Susan 93
  Hilton Head Guild 26
  Hobson, Micki 26
  Hohenlohe-Oehringen, Feodora 92
  Hollingsworth, Stanley 39, 57, 76
  Harrison Loved His Umbrella 57, 76
  Mother, The 76
  Selfish Giant, The 76
  Holmes, Joseph – see also Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance Theatre 90
  Home 39, 77
  Honegger, Arthur 83
  King David 83
  Hopkins, Sam "Lightnin" 74
  Horzon 90
  Hosford, Wayne 92
  Hot Mouth 96
  Hothouse 39
  Houben, Josef 96
  Do You Come Here Often? 96
  House of Horror, The 86
  Houston Ballet 84
  How Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear 24, 57, 78
  Howe, David 71
  Hudson, Edward R., Jr. 12
  Hugh Masekela Quintet – see also Masekela, Hugh 78
  Hughes, David 90
  Humphreys, Josephine 90
  Hydro Jukebox 56
  Hydrogen Jukebox 87
  Hyman, Dick 71
  I Pettegolezzi Delle Donne 27, 79
  I Won't Dance: Steve Ross Sings Fred Astaire 91
  IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and  21
  Ibrahim, Abdullah 96
  Il Duca d'A!ba 89
  Il Flaminio 79
  Il furioso nell'isola di San Domingo 21, 38, 51, 71
  Il Signor Bruschino 27
  In the Seventh Circle 24, 57, 78
  In Xanadu 94
  Indiana String Chamber Orchestra 76
  Indiana, Robert 72
  Posters 72
  Inner Voices 55, 82
  Inness-Brown, Mrs. H. Alwyn 12
  Intermezzi 21, 22, 24, 27, 28, 38, 39, 41-43, 48, 53, 54, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78, 80-82, 84, 91-94,
 96
  International Ballet Competition 26
  International Communication Agency 16
  International Dance Alliance 26
  International Dance Week 26
  ISO and The Bobs 86
  Italian American Executives, Assoc. 26
  Ivey, Robert – see also Robert Ivey Ballet 26
  J. C. Heard Jazz and Tap Dance Revue – see also Heard, J. C. 76
  J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. loan – see also Kaplan, J. M.  6
  Jackson-Jarvis, Martha 94
  Jaki Byard Trio – see also Byard, Jaki 81
  Jamal, Ahmad – see also Ahmad Jamal Trio 82, 94
  Jamison, Judith 96
  Janacek, Leo 21, 37, 51, 71, 93, 96
  Excursion of Mr. Brucek, The 93
  Glagalitic Mass 21, 71
  Jenufa 96
  Jarrett, Keith – see also Keith Jarrett Standards 88
  Jay McShann Trio – see also McShann, Jay 81
  Jazz 15, 20-22, 24, 27, 28, 38-42, 45, 48, 51-54, 56, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78-84, 86, 87, 89-94,
 96
  Jazzdance 84
  Jelon Vieira Dance Brazil – see also Vieira, Jelon 83
  Jenkins, Margaret – see also Margaret Jenkins Dance Company 82
  Jenufa 96
  Jerome Robbins Ballet – see also Robbins, Jerome 7
  Jesurun, John 87
  Everything That Rises Must Converge 87
  Jimmy Giuffre 3 – see also Giuffre, Jimmy 90
  Joe Goode Performance Group – see also Goode, Joe 90
  Joe Williams Quartet – see also Williams, Joe 88
  Joffrey Ballet 55, 87
  Johnny O'Neal Trio – see also O'Neal, Johnny 90
  Johnson, Camellia 91
  Johnson, Cletus 75
  Jolly Giants 71
  Jon Hendricks and Co. – see also Hendricks, Jon 80, 90
  Jones, Bill T. – see also Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Co. 86
  Jones, Hank – see also Hank Jones Trio 86
  Jones, Ronald 88
  Jordan, Stanley 87
  Jose Limon Dance Co. – see also Limon, Jose 40, 53, 74, 78
  Joseph Holmes Chicago Dance Theatre – see also Holmes, Joseph 90
  Juana la Loca 41, 45, 54, 80
  Jubelin, Narelle 88
  Junior Counsel 12
  Kagan, Diane 77
  Corridor, The 57, 77
  Kagel, Mauricio 91
  La Trahison Orale 91
Kaplan, J. M. – see J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. 6
  Kathakali 39, 53, 76
  Kearney, James T. 17
  Keene, Christopher 4, 92
  Keith Jarrett Standards – see also Jarrett, Keith 88
  Kelly Girl 18
  Kelly, John 42, 83
  Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte 83
  Kent State Chorale 22, 52, 73
  Kerrigan, Tom 28, 47
  Kiawah Island 21
  King David 42, 83
  King, B. B. 42, 83
  King, Nancy 93
  Klimt, Gustav 90
  Kling, Kevin 94
  Koch, Fred 6
  Koester 89
  Kounellis, Jannis 88
  Kovnes, Carmen 17
  Kron, Lisa 94
  L'Incordonazione di Poppea 56, 88
  L'Ivrogne Corrige 39, 53, 57, 76
  L'Orchestre Symphonique de la RTBF 84
  La  Straniera 86
  La Claca Theater Company of Catalonia – see also Claca 39, 53, 77
  La Fanciulla del West 41, 45, 54, 55, 81
  La Mort de Cleopatre 92
  La Sonnambula 39, 74
  La Trahison Orale 91
  La Traviata 22, 37, 51, 71
  Labyrinthe 44
  Lacy, Steve – see also Steve Lacy Sextet 88
  Lady Macbeth of the Mtensk District 21, 24, 39, 45, 78
  Lady Windermere's Fan 96
  Lake Placid Center 26
  Lake, Joel J. and Ann B. 18
  Lalli, Richard 90
  LaMott, Nancy 92
  Lane, Hugh 17
  Lar Lubovitch Dance Company – see also Lubovitch, Lar 76
  Larson, Larry 81
  Tent Meeting 81
  Last Savage, The 39, 52, 76
  Last Yankee, The 90
  Lattimore, Margaret 91
  Laura Dean Dance Co. – see also Dean, Laura 25, 40, 53, 78
  Le Comte Ory 90
  Le Docteur Miracle 74
  Le Nozze di Figaro 55
  Lecture Series 20-22, 24, 28, 38, 46, 70, 75, 87, 88
  Lee, Levi 81
  Tent Meeting 81
  Legend of Nonquaze, The 75
  Lehar, Franz 80
  Merry Widow, The 80
  Lemon, Ralph 82
  Leonard, Antoine 44
  Leper, The 25, 40, 53, 57, 78
  Lerdhl, Fred 45
  Nine Walzes 45
  Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo 89
  Les Contes d'Hoffmann 56, 88
  Les Enfants Terribles 93
  Lesser, Laurence 88
  Levi-Strauss 12
  Lewis, Jim 86
  Dangerous Games 86
  Lewis, Ramsey – see also Ramsey Lewis 80, 86, 89
  Lewitsky Dance Company 41, 55, 81
  LeWitt, Sol 86
  Lewson, Charles 57, 78
  How  Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear 57, 78
  In the Seventh Circle 57, 78
  Lichtenstein, Phyllis Holbrook 12
  Lichtenstein, Roy 81
  Lietta e Tracolio 80
  Lifar, Serge 20, 44, 70
  Limboro Slovak Folk Ensemble of New York 71
  Limon, Jose – see Jose Limon Dance Co. 74, 78
  Lin, Cho Liang  38
  Lincoln, Abby 41
  Lindenauer, Paul 96
  Lindsey, Jason 57, 79
  Empress Eugenie 57, 79
  Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra – see also Hampton, Lionel 91
  Lloyd, Charles 91
  Loans 6
  Ann R. Coste 6
  Edward F. McSweeney III 6
  Fred Koch 6
  J. M Kaplan Fund, Inc. 6
  James J. Meeker 6
  Lawrence Groo 6
  Mrs. Edgar Tobin 6
  Pamela Walker 6
  Lord Byron's Love Letter 41, 55
  Los Angeles Philharmonic 39, 53, 76
  Louis, Murray – see also Nikolias and Murray Louis Dance 90
  Lubovitch, Lar – see also Lar Lubovitch Dance Company 39, 53, 69, 76
  Lucier, Mary 95
  Lulu Noire 94
  Lusi, Penelope 84
  Ma, Yo Yo 24, 39, 51, 53, 78, 82
  Macbeth 53
  Mack, Bokara Legendre 12
  MacKay, Charles R. 25
  Madama Butterfly 40, 54, 79
  Magic of Montressor 77
  Magnolia Gardens 21, 27, 40, 54, 79-81, 83
  Magor, Liz 88
  Mahal, Taj 76
  Mahlagu, Ester 95
  Mahler 41, 44
  Mahogany, Kevin 96
  Malibu Mines 27
  Mallatratt, Stephen 93
  Woman in Black, The 93
  Mandel, Richard 12
  Manteo, Poppa 70
  Margaret Jenkins Dance Company – see also Jenkins, Margaret 82
  Margret, Grover 73
  Maria Benitez Spanish Dance Company – see also Benitez, Maria 74
  Maria Golovin 56
  Mariner's Square 26
  Marion Square 26
  Mark Morris Dance Group – see also Morris, Mark 45, 54, 81, 93
  Market Square 21
  Marsalis, Wynton 86
  Marshall, Susan 55, 82
  Martha Graham Dance Co. – see also Graham, Martha 55, 87, 90
  Martin, Marvis 79, 82
  Martin's Lie & The Egg 21, 37, 51
  Martin's Lie 71
  Mary Lou Williams Trio – see also Williams, Mary Lou 74
  Masekela, Hugh – see also Hugh Masekela Quintet 78
  Mastroianni, Umberto 70
  Matthews, William 94
  Mattsey, Jeff 91
  Mauclet, Jean-Mane 88
  Maxwell, Peter – see also Peter Maxwell's Ballroom Dance Theater 55, 82
  McAdoo, Alexandra 26
  McCann, Les 84
  McColl, Hamish 96
  Do You Come Here Often? 96
  McCov Tyner Sextet 79
  McFerrin, Bobby 82
  McGovern, Barry 92
  McGrath, Earl 12
  McIntosh County Shouters 96
  McKean, Aldyn 26
  McLain Family Band 76
  McRae, Carmen – see also Carmen McRae and her Trio 78, 84
  McShann, Jay – see also Jay McShann Trio 81
  McSweeney, Edward F. , III 6
  Medical University of South Carolina 24, 26
  Medium, The 22, 38, 44, 52, 73
  Meeker, James J. 6
  Melillo, Mike 73
  Mendez, Alberto 69
  Menotti Choral Concert 39, 52, 76
  Menotti, Gian Carlo 2, 21, 22, 24, 38, 39, 44, 51, 52, 57, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 78, 80, 82, 88, 90
  Chip and His Dog 57, 74
  Consul, The 51, 57, 69
  Egg, The 71
  Fanfare for Charleston 57
  Juana, La Loca 80
  Last Savage, The 76
  Leper, The 57, 78
  Maria Golovin 88
  Martin's Lie & The Egg 21, 37, 51
  Martin's Lie 71
  Medium, The 22, 38, 44, 52, 73
  Old Maid & the Thief 44
  Saint of Bleeker Street, The 82
  Singing Child, The 90
  Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore, The 79
  Merce Cunningham Dance Co. – see also Cunningham, Merce 42, 83
  Merry Widow, The 41, 45, 54, 80
  Messer, Sam 85
  Metropolitan Opera Assoc. 26
  Miami City Ballet 91
  Michigan Opera Theatre 23
  Middleton Place 20, 22, 24, 25, 28, 40, 80, 84, 86, 88, 92, 93
  Midori 87
  Miller, Arthur 22, 24, 38, 52, 57, 73, 74, 90
  American Clock, The 24, 38, 57, 74
  Last Yankee, The 90
  Price, The 22, 52, 73
  Miller, Bebe – see also Bebe Miller Company 89
  Millo, Aprile 88
  Mills House 26
  Milwaukee Ballet 84
  Minger, Pete – see also Pete Minger and Friends 83
  Miniucchi, Agapito 70
  Miracolo d'Amore 48
  Mitoraj, Igor 89
  Mix, Ltd. 26
  Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable 92
  Molly 20, 37, 44, 51, 70
  Monday After the Miracle 25, 39, 53, 57, 78
  Mongo Santamaria 79
  Monk, Meredith 94
  Service for the Millennium 94
  Monologues 25, 39, 40, 53, 78
  Monsieur Choufleuri 38, 53
  Monte, Elisa – see also Elisa Monte Dance Company 27, 40, 79
  Monteverdi, Claudio 88
  L'lncoronazione di Poppea 88
  Montezuma 42, 48, 84
  Moore, Glen 93
  Moran, John 6
  Morgan, Frank 88
  Morris, Mark – see also Mark Morris Dance Group 81, 93
  Mose Allison Trio – see also Allison, Mose 87
  Moses, Forrest 75
  Mostra di Firenze 70
  Mother, The 76
  Moving Star Hall Singers 78
  Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus 84, 86, 87
  Le Nozze di Figaro 86, 87
  Thamos, King of Egypt 84
  Mulligan, Gerry – see also Gerry Mulligan and his Quartet  81
  Murphy, Tom 89
  Gigli Concert, The 89
  Muti, Lorenzo 4
  Mysteries and What's So Funny?, The 56, 88
  NACCA (National Association for Creative Children and Adults) 26
  NALAA (National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies) 26
  National Association of Festival Volunteers 28
  National Ballet of Ukraine 92
  National Endowment for the Arts 2, 14, 15
  National Music Council 26
  Naylor, Gloria 93
  Nederlands Dans Theater 37, 91
  Netherlands Dance Theatre 22, 71
  Nevelson, Louise 79
  New Orleans Heritage Hall Jazz Band 73
  New World Films 72
  New York City Opera 26
  New York Jazz Quartet 71
  New York Philharmonic 24, 40, 53, 78
  New York University 26
  Newark Boy's Choir 24, 28
  Newman, Elizabeth 88
  Nikolais, Alwin 24, 28, 38, 52, 74, 90
  Nikolais and Murray Louis Dance 90
  Nine Walzes 45
  North Carolina Dance Theatre 27, 39, 40, 52, 71, 76, 79, 92
  North Carolina School of the Arts 26
  North Texas State University One O'Clock Lab Jazz Band 69, 71, 73
  Norton, Margaret 26
  Norwick,  Douglas – see also Douglas Norwick and Dancers 73
  Nuova Compagnia di Canto Popolare – see also Canto Popolare 38, 53, 76
  NYSCA (New York State Council on the Arts) 26
  O'Connell, Maura 91
  Oakland Ballet 25, 39, 40, 46, 53, 78
  Oats, Joyce Carol 96
  ODC San Francisco 54, 81
  Offenbach, Jacques 74, 76, 88
  Les Contes d'Hoffmann 88
  Monsieur Choufleuri 74, 76
  Ogdon, John 69
  Ohio Ballet 20, 37, 51, 69
  Old Herbaceous 24, 57, 78
  Old Maid & the Thief 44
  Opera Theatre of Saint Louis 23
  Orchestra 16, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 29, 34, 38, 39, 41, 46, 48, 51-54, 69, 71, 79, 81-83, 87, 88, 91
  Orchestra of St. Luke's 83
  Orpheus Chamber Orchestra 81
  Orson Welles Film Retrospective 24, 75
  O'Neal, Johnny – see also Johnny O'Neal Trio 90
  Pachter, Marc 90
  Pacific Northwest Ballet 28, 40, 45, 53, 80, 84
  Packer, Myrna 92
  Paisley, Bob – see also Bob Paisley and the Southern Grass 76
  Palazzo Ancaiani 5
  Palazzo Collicula 5
  Palmieri, Eddie 94
  Panov, Valerie and Galina 71
  Pansa, Mrs. Mario 12
  Pantheus—The Poem of Fire 69
  Paratore Brothers 22, 37
  Parker, Herb 95
  Parsifal 87
  Parsons, David – see also David Parsons Company 48
  Pasolini 77
  Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte 83
  Patti Brown Trio – see also Brown, Patti 89
  Paul Taylor Dance Company – see also Taylor, Paul 28, 41, 80, 89, 96
  Peacock, Gary 84, 88
  Peaslee, Richard 84
  Miracolo d'Amore 84
  Pennsylvania Ballet 42, 83, 84
  Perfectionist, The 54, 57, 80
  Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista 79, 80
  Il Flaminio 79
  Lietta e Tracolio 80
  Personality 55, 82
  Pete Minger and Friends – see also Minger, Pete 83
  Peter and Wendy 93
  Peter Maxwell's Ballroom Dance Theater – see also Maxwell, Peter 82
  Peterson, Oscar 81
  Petronio, Stephen – see also Stephen Petronio and Dancers 81
  Petrucciani, Michel 84
  Phe Zulu 22, 38, 71
  Phffft! Dance Theatre Company 91
  Phil Woods Quartet – see also Woods, Phil 73
  Phillips, Liz 83
  Cymbal 83
  Piazza del Duomo 5
  Piazzolla, Astor 86
  Dangerous Games 86
  Piccolo Spoleto 22, 25, 28, 46, 51, 52, 69
  Pioneer 87
  Pique Dame 37
  Piranesi, Giovanni Battista 91
  Pittsburgh Symphony 27, 40, 46, 79
  Pizzarelli, Bucky 71
  Pjiollet, Wilfride 71
  Platee 42, 45, 83
  Poppa Manteo's Sicilian Puppets 70
  Porgy and Bess 23
  Portland Youth Philharmonic 76
  Posin, Kathryn 71
  Posters 72
  Praise House 87
  Price, Reynolds 94
  Price, The 22, 52, 73
  Prokofiev, Sergei 90
  Puccini, Giacomo 79, 81
  La Fanciulla del West 81
  Madama Butterfly 40, 54, 79
  Puente, Tito – see also Tito Puente Latin Jazz Allstars 86
  Pure Movement – see also Rennie Harris/Pure Movement 93
  Queen Marie Jose Foundation 26
  Queen of Spades, The 20, 44, 51, 69
  Queen Victoria's Granddaughters 25, 57, 78
  Quirk, John Shirley 54, 81
  Rachmaninoff 22, 28, 38, 52, 73, 80
  Rambert Dance Co. 56, 88
  Rameau, Jean-Phillipe 83
  Platee 83
  Ramsey Lewis Quartet – see also Lewis, Ramsey 86
  Ramsey Lewis Quintet – see also Lewis, Ramsey 89
  Ramsey Lewis Trio – see also Lewis, Ramsey 80
  Randy Weston Sextet and Orchestra – see also Weston, Randy 76
  Rantos Collegium Chamber Orchestra 48, 84
  Ratner, Ellen 82
  Personality 82
  Rawle, David L. 23, 26, 28, 47, 62, 64, 65
  Ray Charles and the Raelettes – see also Charles, Ray 76
  RBTF 48
  Recent American Etchings 20, 70
  Red Clay Ramblers 74
  Redden, Nigel 17
  Redman, Joshua 89
  Reed, Christine 17
  Reich, Steve 96
  Reitz, Dana 48, 84
  Renard 41, 45, 55, 82
  Rennie Harris/Pure Movement 96
  Renz, Frederick 80, 84
  Daniel and the Lions 80
  Herod and the Innocents 84
  Requiem 74, 94
  Revlon 12
  Rhodes, Lawrence 71
  Rice Mill Theatre 26
  Rich, Buddy – see also Buddy Rich 73
  Ricky Ford Quartet – see also Ford, Ricky 76
  Rioja, Pilar 42, 83
  Rivers, Larry 48, 85
  Road to Mecca, The 42, 83
  Robbins, Jerome – see Jerome Robbins Ballet 5
  Robert Ivey Ballet – see also Ivey, Robert 26
  Robertson, Cliff 91
  Robertson, William 12
  Robinson, Tedd 90
  Rodriguez, Alfredo 96
  Rogers, Ginger 90
  Rollins, Sonny 93
  Roman Theatre, Spoleto 5
  Rosatti, James 77
  Rose, Mitchell 82
  Rosenthal, Rachel 92
  Ross, Steve 89, 91
  Rosselini Film Festival 22
  Rossellini 72
  Rossellini, Roberto 73
  Rossini, Gioacchino 90
  Le Comte Ory 90
  Rostropovich, Mstislav 88
  Rotary Club of Charleston 27
  RTBF Orchestra 43
  Rubin Foundation 12
  Rudel, Julius 87
  Rusalka 43, 48, 84
  Russell, Rebecca 48, 84
  Ryton, Royce 57, 78
  Queen Victoria's Granddaughters 57, 78
  Saint of Bleeker Street, The 41, 55, 82
  Saire, Philippe – see also Compagnie Phillipe Saire 91
  Saks Fifth Avenue 23
  Sala XVII Settembre 5
  Salgado, Orlando 82
  Salieri, Antonio 80
  Arlecchinata 80
  Salome 42, 45, 83, 87
  San Francisco Ballet 84, 94
  San Jose Ballet 84
  San Nicolo 5
  Sanders, Pharoah 92
  Sarah Camphell Blaffer Foundation 78
  Sarah Vaughan and Her Trio – see also Vaughan, Sarah 74
  Satie, Erik 92
  Socrate 92
  South Carolina Commission for the Humanities 16
  South Carolina Educational Television 18
  Scholz, Janos 20, 70
  Schwartz, Martha 95
  Scialoia, Toti 73
  Scott, Joyce 88
  Scottish Ballet 41, 55, 82
  Scotto, Renata 39, 52, 76, 82, 92
  Scriabin 37, 44, 69
  Seabrook Island 21
  Seawell, Mrs. William T. 12
  Seazer, J. A. 74
   Directions to Servants 24, 38, 74
  Second Hand Dance Company 91
  Secrets 28, 40, 80
  Selfish Giant, The 76
  Semark, Philip 17
  Service for the Millennium 94
  Sexton, Anne 74
  Transformations 74
  Shacochis, Bob 94
  Shadley, Stephan 77
  Shawn, Ted 69
  Shearer, Rhonda Roland 91
  Woman's Work 91
  Shearing, George 82, 92, 96
  Sherman, Cindy 88
  Shostakovich, Dmitri 78
  Lady Macbeth of the Mtensk District 78
  Silver, Horace 91
  Silver/Brass Ensemble 91
  Simmons, Philip 95
  Simonds, Charles 95
  Simpson, Lorna 88
  Sims, Zoot 71
  Singing Child, The 90
  Smalls, Marlena 96
  Smokey Valley Boys 71
  Socrate 92
  Soderstrom, Elizabeth 27, 79
  Sokolow, Anna 69
  Solo Voices 94
  Sondheim, Stephen 92
  Soph, Ed 71
  Sotheby Park-Bernet 9, 10
  Sousa, Conrad 74
  Transformations 74
  South Carolina Art Alliance 29
  South Carolina Arts Commission 16, 20, 23, 70
  South Carolina Child Welfare League 27
  South Carolina Festival All Stars 80
  Southern Arts Federation 16
  Southern Comfort 71
  Southern Comphort 55, 82
  Spoleto Dance School 5
  Spoleto Express Breakdancers 79, 80
  Spoleto Festival USA 2-4, 10, 11, 17-28, 30-35
  Spoleto, Italy 2, 4, 5, 7-11
  Spoletosphere 5
  Sringar 77
  St. Paul Chamber Orchestra 25, 28, 40, 41, 78, 80
  Stalker, Hugh 12
  Stan Getz and Trio – see also Getz, Stan 83
  Standards on Horn 86
  Star-Spangled Banner 57
  Steinman, Barbara 88
  Stephen Petronio and Dancers – see also Petronio, Stephen 45, 54, 81
  Stern, Theodore S. 17
  Steve Lacy Sextet – see also Lacy, Steve 88
  Stevens, Will Henry 91
  Stewart, Slam 71
  Stokowski 57
  Star-Spangled Banner 57
  Stone,  Jonathan 87
  Dinner 87
  Strand, Mark 92
  Strauss, Leonard H. 12
  Strauss, Richard 80, 83, 89, 92
  Ariadne auf Naxos 80
  Der Rosenkavlier 92
  Elektra 89
  Enoch Arden 84
  Salome 83
  Stravinsky, Igor 82
  Renard 82
  Streb, Elizabeth 88
  Strindberg 20
  Sullivan Family 74
  Sullivan, Carletha 96
  Sullivan, K. T. 91
  Sydney Dance Co. 52, 76
  Sydney Green Associates 7
  Symphonic Concerts 92
  Tai-Gu Tales Dance Theatre 94
  Tall Dog 71
  Tandy Beal Company – see also Beal, Tandy 28, 41, 45, 55, 80
  Taylor, Mrs. Gladys Axman 12
  Taylor, Paul – see also Paul Taylor Dance Company 80, 89, 96
  Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilyich 69
  Queen of Spades, The 69
  Teatrino delle Sei 5
  Teichner, Martha 92
  Telson, Bob
  Warrior Ant, The 84
  Tenorio, Ivan 74
  Tent Meeting 41, 81
  Terayama, Shuji 24, 38, 74
  Directions to Servants 24, 38, 74
  Terry, Clark 71
  Tetley, Glen 69
  Thacher, John S. 12
  Thamos, King of Egypt 43, 84
  Tharp, Twyla 43, 48, 56, 84, 94
  Tharp! 94
  Thaw, Mrs. Lawrence Copley 12
  Theatre de Complicite 88
  Theatre Realivateur 44
  Theatre Sans File 92
  Theatre Under the Stars 23
  Theatro Nuovo 5
  Thibaudet, Jean-Yves 86
  Thielemans, Toots 94
  Thompson, Don 82
  Thompson, Tom – see also Tom Thompson and the Group of Seven 77
  Three Musketeers, The 94
  Timeless All-Stars 89
  Timothy Buckley and the Troublemakers – see also Buckley, Timothy 45, 54, 81
  Tito Puente Latin Jazz Allstars – see also Puente, Tito 86
  Tobin, Mrs. Edgar 6, 12
  Tobin, Robert L. B. 12
  Tom Thompson and the Group of Seven – see also Thompson, Tom 77
  Tommy Flanagan Trio – see also Flanagan, Tommy 80, 92
  Tony Toree Twin Cities – see also Toree, Tony 71
  Tooker, George 83
  Toree, Tony – see also Tony Toree Twin Cities 71
  Tortora, Vincent 5
  Train, Mrs. John 13
  Transformations 38, 44, 74
  Travel Industry Association 23
  Triffitt, Nigel 80
  Secrets 80
  Trillin, Calvin 96
  Trisha Brown Company – see also Brown, Trisha 86
  Trisler, Joyce 38, 52, 74
  Tristan and Iseult 87
  Troyanos, Tatiana 87
  Tuck and Patti 93
  Turner, Alan 75
  Twentieth Century Perspectives 56, 87-93
  Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore 27, 40, 54, 79
  United Scenic Artists 24
  Urban Bush Women 56, 87, 96
   Praise House 87
  United States Department of Commerce 23
  USC Left Bank Jazz Ensemble 73
  Valli, Romolo 5
  Valois, Ninette de 69
  Vanessa 37, 51, 71
  Vassiliev, D. I. 90
Vaughan, Sarah – see also Sarah Vaughan and her Trio 74
  Verdi, Giuseppe 22, 38, 71, 74, 93, 94
  Falstaff 93
  La Traviata 22, 71
  Requiem 74, 94
  Vieira, Jelon – see also Jelon Vieira Dance Brazil 42
  Villela, Claudia 94
  Villella, Edward 91
  Visconti 22, 51, 72
  Visit, The 56, 88
  Visual Arts 21, 24, 27, 28, 41, 42, 53, 54, 56, 70, 72, 73, 75, 77-83, 85-94
  Wackler, Rebecca 81
  Tent Meeting 81
  Wadsworth, Charles 82
  Wagner, Richard 87
  Parsifal 87
  Walk on the Weill Side, A 92
  Walker, Mrs. Bradford 13
  Walker, Pamela 6
  Warrior Ant, The 42, 45, 48, 84
  Watkins, Sara 54, 81
  Watrous, Bill 71
  Watson, Bobby 90
  Wedkos, Gina 82
  Personality 82
  Southern Comphort 82
  Weill, Kurt 38, 92
  Welles, Orson 75
  Wendkos 42
  Wess, Frank 71
  West Nally Group 24
  Westminster Choir 20, 22, 24, 25, 38-43, 48, 52, 55, 56, 69, 71, 73, 74, 76, 82-84, 86-94, 96
  Westmoreland, General William C. 91
  Weston, Randy – see also Randy Weston Sextet and Orchestra 76
  Wharton, Margaret 78
  Whiffenpoofs, Yale 76
  White, Robert 90
  Whites, The 76
  Whitfield, Weslia 92
  Whiting, Margaret 90
  Wild Dunes Benefit 24
  Wilde, Oscar 87, 96
  Lady Windermere's Fan 96
  Salome 87
  Williams, Joe – see also Joe Williams Quartet 71, 88, 92
  Williams, Mary Lou – see also Mary Lou Williams Trio 74
  Williams, Samm-Art 77
  Home 77
  Williams, Tennessee 71
  Creve Coeur 71
  Williamson, David 57, 80
  Perfectionist, The 57, 80
  Wilson, Cassandra 91
  Wilson, Nancy 42, 83
  Wilson, Sally 71
  Winthrop College 24
  Wolf Trap 24
  Wolfram, Jack 13
  Woman in Black, The 93
  Woman's Work 91
  Woods, Chris 71
  Woods, Phil – see also Phil Woods Quartet 69, 73
  Woodward, Mrs. William 13
  Woody Herman and the Thundering Herd – see also Herman, Woody 73
  World of Donald Evans – see also Evans, Donald 77
  Wozzeck 94
  Yardney Foundation 13
  Yoshiko Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks – see also Chuma, Yoshiko 84
  Young Conductors 42, 84, 86, 87
  Yvon Dihe 27
  YWCA TWIN Committee 24
  Za Zu Zaz 73
  Zaloom, Paul 86
  House of Horror, The 86
  Zambelli Brothers Fireworks 37
  Zane, Arnie – see also Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane & Co. 86
Zemlinsky, Alexander von 90
  Birthday of the Infanta, The 90
  Ziegler, Mel 88
  Zimbalist, Efrem 82
  Zollar, Jawole Willa Jo 87
   Praise House 87