Salzedo, Carlos, 1885-1961
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
00100 Carlos Salzedo and his 1928-1929 studio, circa 1929
Curtis main building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
00101 Carlos Salzedo and students
Curtis main building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
00102 Carlos Salzedo and students, 1929 July
Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Baker, Julius; interview by Diana Burgwyn, 2002 December 18
Subjects covered: audition in 1933 at the instigation of Maurice Sharp (the school could not finance tution due to the recession); his student years (1934-37); fellow students and faculty (particularly Fritz Reiner, William Kincaid, Marcel Tabuteau); current students; 75th birthday celebration; his teaching methods.
Carlos Salzedo collection
The Carlos Salzedo Collection includes Salzedo's personal papers and memorabilia, as well as records he kept as president of the National Harp Society (1923-31), and as head of the Harp Department at the Curtis Institute of Music (1924-1961).
Elizabeth Swenson scrapbook
Materials primarily related to Curtis and Curtis affiliated musicians; collected by Swenson while serving as assistant to the dean, 1924-1942
Mary Green Beckman collection
The collection consists of clippings, invoices, and correspondence between Carlos Salzedo and Mary Green concerning Salzedo’s Harp Colony in Camden, Maine and include topics such as performances and teaching. There are also references to Elyse Yockey (Harp '52), a former student of Green’s, who attended the Camden Harp Colony in the summer of 1949 before being accepted to Curtis by Salzedo in 1950.