Hidden in Plain Sight: Musical Treasures in the Penn Library Curated by Marjorie Hassen Otto E. Albrecht Music Library University of Pennsylvania

Images Gathered from a variety of sources, these images have come to Penn as part of multi-faceted collections that document the life of an individual or, as in the case of the Allen Winigrad Collection, directly from the photographer himself. Included here are rarely-captured moments: the conductors Klaus Tennstedt and Leopold Stokowski playing the instrument with which each, respectively, began his career; Gustav Mahler and Franz Werfel in a comic moment; Nellie Melba, costumed in one of her famous stage roles; and the unlikely pairing of Duke Ellington and Dmitri Mitropoulos. Each of these photographs is a gem hidden within the collection of which it is a part, and each--whether posed or candid--provides a visual enhancement to the archival record.

Table of Contents Introduction Manuscript Collections: Individuals Sheet Music Images Conducting Scores Music Manuscripts: 15th-18th Centuries Music Manuscripts: 19th & 20th Centuries Landmarks of Music Theory

Rudolf and Peter Serkin 22 May 1955 Photographer: Adrian Siegel In: Eugene Ormandy Collection of Photographs Ms. Coll. 330