Triste Aprile: Historical Recording and Credits
Triste Aprile: Catalogue date: 1905-03-02. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music.
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Triste Aprile: Catalogue date: 1905-03-02. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music.

Canzone del toreador: Catalogue date: 1905-04-18. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Sweet thoughts of home: Catalogue date: 1906-01-03. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Brindisi: Catalogue date: 1906-01-03. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Cavatine: Catalogue date: 1912-10-28. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Cavatine (Fairest sun, arise!): Catalogue date: 1907-04-03. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Ah! si, ben mio: Catalogue date: 1907-04-12. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

O jours heureux: Catalogue date: 1908-04-14. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Berceuse: Catalogue date: 1908-04-14. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Lend me your aid: Catalogue date: 1908-07-22. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music; Opera.

Then shall the righteous shine forth: Catalogue date: 1916-10-11. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera; Religious.

Di quella pira: Catalogue date: 1906-02-11. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Ho-yo-to-ho!: Catalogue date: 1906-11-26. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music; Opera.

Ho-yo-to-ho!: Catalogue date: 1916-05-26. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music; Opera.

Entrance of Cio-Cio-San: Catalogue date: 1907-02-19. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Opera.

Der Tod und das Madchen: Catalogue date: 1907-07-24. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Classical music.

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Photograph of Hazel Scott performing with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra: Date: ca. 1941. Photograph by: Unidentified. Written by: Aufbau, American, 1934 - 2004.

Photocopy of a photograph of Pete Cosey performing with a jazz ensemble: Date: 1970s. Photograph by: Unidentified. Subject of: Pete Cosey, American, 1943 - 2012.

Bob Cranshaw, 1986: Date: 1986. Photograph by: David D. Spitzer, American. Subject of: Bob Cranshaw, American, born 1932.

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Purple Atlanta Braves baseball cap owned by Big Boi: Date: 2013. Manufactured by: New Era Cap Company, founded 1920. Owned by: Big Boi, American, born 1975.

Ambolena Snow: Date: 1897. Composed by: Geo. Maywood. Written by: Lester Bodine.

Jacket owned by Vernon Reid: Date: 1985-1995. Manufactured by: Creative Custom Products, Inc., American. Owned by: Vernon Reid, American, born 1958.

The Colored Sacred Harp: Date: 1973. Written by: Judge Jackson, American, 1883 - 1958. Printed by: Paragon Press, American.

Sheet Music, We Three (My Echo, My Shadow, and Me): date made: 1940. Object Name: Sheet Music. Object Type: Sheet Music.