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Harold Morris

Harold Morris

Harold Morris was born in San Antonio, TX. on March 17, 1890. He attended the University of Texas and later graduated with honors from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Following graduation, Morris relocated to New York City and was a performer as well as a piano teacher. He began composing around this time and also made his debut as a concert pianist at Aeolian Hall in 1921. He went on to compose symphonies, sonatas and chamber music, among other compositions. Aside from extensive touring and annual recitals in New York City, Morris taught at Juilliard School of Music, Columbia University, Castle School, Duke University, Rice Institute and, his alma mater, the University of Texas. He died on May 6, 1964 in New York City.

Series Description

SERIES I - PUBLISHED SCORES BY MORRIS

  • Piano/Piano and Orchestra
  • Chamber/Orchestral

    SERIES II - UNPUBLISHED SCORES BY MORRIS

  • Piano solo/Piano and Orchestra
  • Instrumental music with Piano
  • Songs with Piano Accompaniment
  • Works for Orchestra

    SERIES III - OTHER FILES

    SERIES IV - COMMERCIALLY ISSUED RECORDINGS

    SERIES V - PRIVATE TRANSCRIPTION DISCS

    SERIES VI - REEL TO REEL TAPES

    SERIES VII - PUBLISHED SCORES BY OTHER COMPOSERS

    SERIES VIII - UNPUBLISHED SCORES BY OTHER COMPOSERS

    SERIES IX - AUTOGRAPHED SCORES BY OTHER COMPOSERS TO HAROLD MORRIS

    SERIES X - BOOKS

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