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Lee V. Cloud papers

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Personal Papers, Writings, and Ephemera

Programs and Festivals and other print materials

Student & Non-Student Research Papers (typescripts)

Scores

Sketches and fragments

Manuscripts and sketches by Lee V. Cloud and others

Songbooks, choral music and other material

Reel-to-reel tape recordings

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Title: Lee V. Cloud papers, 1972-1995

Predominant Dates:1978-1995

ID: 1000/CLOUD_1003

Primary Creator: Cloud, Lee V. (1950-1995)

Extent: 12.0 Boxes. More info below.

Date Acquired: 00/00/1996

Subjects: Choral music, Composers, Black

Forms of Material: Gospel music, Spirituals (Songs)

Languages: English

Lee V. Cloud (1950-1995) was a composer, educator and choral clinician. Papers include programs and ephemera, correspondence, manuscripts of his own music compositions, and a collection of choral music by black composers.

Includes papers, correspondence, writings, ephemera, programs, manuscripts of Cloud's compositions, materials by other authors, magazines, gospel music songbooks, choral music by black composers, and reel-to-reel tape recordings.

Lee V. Cloud (1950-1995) was a composer, educator and choral clinician. He received a PhD degree in music theory from the University of Iowa, and taught at several institutions, including Winston Salem State University, the University of Iowa, Grinnell College, and Northern Illinois University. He also served as Coordinator of Education for the Center for Black Music Research at Columbia College Chicago, where he developed a six-course curriculum on black music.

Lee V. Cloud (1950-1995) was a composer, educator and choral clinician. He received a Ph.D. degree in music theory from the University of Iowa, and taught at several institutions, including Winston Salem State University, the University of Iowa, Grinnell College, and Northern Illinois University. He also served as Coordinator of Education for the Center for Black Music Research at Columbia College Chicago, where he developed a six-course curriculum on black music. His papers include programs and ephemera, correspondence, manuscripts of his own music compositions, and a collection of choral music by black composers.

Repository: Center for Black Music Research

Alternate Extent Statement: 12 boxes

Access Restrictions: None

Use Restrictions: None

Physical Access Note: Includes reel-to-reel tape recordings