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CBMR Collection Guides / Finding Aids

 

The Center for Black Music Research Collection contains materials reflecting many areas of black music including composers, ethnomusicologists, music researchers, music journalists, scores, published music, and audiovisual collections across all genres. These collection guides, or finding aids, provide access to information about held archival special collections. Each guide describes the organization and scope of a collection and offers content information, allowing researchers to discover relevant information.

Many musical works listed in these collection guides are handwritten; those listed with a publisher's name are printed. Please check the guides for more information

Additional collection guides will be added as they are completed.

To make inquiries or ask questions, please contact archives@colum.edu

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  • Guide to the Alice Rosalee Marshall Collection of materials on the National Convention of Gospel Choirs and Choruses (NCGCC) and other gospel-related materials by Columbia College Chicago

    Guide to the Alice Rosalee Marshall Collection of materials on the National Convention of Gospel Choirs and Choruses (NCGCC) and other gospel-related materials

    Columbia College Chicago

    Alice Rosalee Marshall attended many of the NCGCC events, as well as churches in the Chicago area. She recorded services, revivals, and special events at local churches and at the NCGCC conventions. The collection consists of sound recordings on audiocassette of these events, church services, and choir rehearsals and programs and material from the conventions.

  • Guide to the Alton Augustus Adams, Sr. Collection by Columbia College Chicago

    Guide to the Alton Augustus Adams, Sr. Collection

    Columbia College Chicago

    The Alton Augustus Adams, Sr. Collection reflects his activities as a bandmaster, a press correspondent, activities in the Hotel Association of the Virgin Islands, and as educator, civic leader, composer, author, and local historian in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.

  • Guide to the Anna Gardner Goodwin Collection by Columbia College Chicago

    Guide to the Anna Gardner Goodwin Collection

    Columbia College Chicago

    Anna Gardner Goodwin was a composer of classical music. Her compositions include “Adelene” and “Freedom to All March.” and the collection also contains biographical and genealogical documents, musical scores, and other material related to her family.

  • Guide to the Bo Diddley Track Program at American Society on Aging & the Gerontological Society of America Annual Conferences Collection by Columbia College Chicago

    Guide to the Bo Diddley Track Program at American Society on Aging & the Gerontological Society of America Annual Conferences Collection

    Columbia College Chicago

    The Bo Diddley Track Program at American Society on Aging & the Gerontological Society of America Annual Conferences Collection consist of sound and video recordings, meeting materials, photographs and posters for a program track at the two major gerontological societies annual conferences in the United States, honoring elderly blues musicians: the American Society on Aging and the Gerontological Society of America. The event was conceived and created by Michael Marcus and John Migliaccio.

  • Guide to the Caleb Dube Collection by Columbia College Chicago

    Guide to the Caleb Dube Collection

    Columbia College Chicago

    Caleb Dube was an ethnomusicology scholar and teacher who studied blues music through an anthropological framework. The Caleb Dube Collection primarily contain general research in the fields of cultural anthropology and ethnomusicology, along with more narrow research linking these two fields of study to Chicago, and the blues.

 

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