WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)

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Correspondence regarding collaborative program, including plan; lecture, WNYC.

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Correspondence regarding broadcasts. Transcripts and drafts of lectures by P.N. Youtz, H.B. Tschudy, W.H. Fox and J.P. Marvel regarding architecture, European art scene, Brooklyn Museum collections, women artists, decorative art and American Federation of Arts.

Scope and Contents Principal respondent: Murphy, Michelle. Includes Brooklyn Community Folk Arts Committee project: invitations, programs, letters of thanks, sponsor lists, ethnic festivals (Irish, Italian, English and Scottish, Polish), analysis of Brooklyn demographics. Correspondence regarding radio broadcasts, including WNYC Art Quiz script; organ/poetry recitals; NYC Board of Education tolerance curriculum; Federal Music Program concerts; Carnegie Corporation donation, Junior Music set. Department report....

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.

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Principal respondent: White, Ernest. Correspondence regarding broadcasts, WNYC; repairs to console. Additional name: Walter Rye.

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Correspondence regarding WNYC broadcasts, including scripts regarding recent accessions.

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Correspondence regarding educational broadcasting; broadcasts from Museum, including Baur lectures, organ concerts. Reports. Press releases.

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Correspondence regarding concert broadcasts. Art Quiz scripts, including drafts.

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Radio talk, 'Music in the Brooklyn Museum.'

Abstract From the Collection:

Brooklyn Museum Audio/Visual Collection is an artificial collection composed of A/V materials from all departments of the Brooklyn Museum spanning 1950-2010. Largely, the collection documents public programs, educational tours, audio guides, curatorial interviews, and press relating to the Brooklyn Museum.