Concert programs

Meeting minutes, programs, annual reports, membership lists, clippings, newsletters, and photographs. Contains materials relating to concerts and events sponsored by the chapter, and information about the lending library located at St. John's Episcopal Church.

Business records, programs, histories, activity records, and correspondence; together with photographs and information relating to musicians and conductors including R. B. Hall and Adelbert Sprague.

Materials documenting the activities of the Bangor High School Music Parents' Association. Includes meeting minutes, clippings, concert programs, and treasurer's reports.

Assembled collection of Bangor Symphony Orchestra concert programs for the 1st (1896) through 91st (1986-1987) seasons. Includes microfilmed and print programs. Does not include programs for the 81st (1976-1977) through 87th (1982-1983) seasons.

Scrapbook containing: "Programs for seasons 1-36, 1896-1931/32, together with clippings and memorabilia about the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, its leaders, members, soloists, and concerts; Symphony House; the Auditorium; the Eastern Maine Musical Association; and other musical associations and events and musicians. Compiled by Adelbert Wells Sprague and others."

Collection of concert programs documenting school and community events in Bangor, Maine, in the 1930s.

Concert programs advertising performances held in Bangor, Maine, primarily at Norombega Hall. The concerts featured local performers as well as visiting artists from Boston and New York. Organizations and events include the Bangor Quintette Club, choral festivals, Grand Army of the Republic entertainments, the Handel Association, and the Penobscot Musical Association.

Official souvenir programs, bulletins, concert programs, and newspaper clippings related to the Maine Music Festival. Souvenir programs are missing for 1900-1902, 1904, and 1906.

Scrapbook containing Cecilia Club minutes, newspaper clippings, and concert programs. Includes records documenting the formation of the club in 1883 and its activities from 1886-1890, when M. H. Andrews served as the musical director.