Charles Faulkner Bryan Reel Access Copies

"Let's Think" Forum about Country Music discussion at Vanderbilt University including numerous white men in the field of music discussing country music, popular music, and folk music. The panel included Eddy Arnold, Guy Taylor, Beasley Smith, Hugh Cherry, W.R. McDaniel, and Charles Faulkner Bryan. Panel ends and recording cuts into "Old Fashioned Baptist Hour" live radio show from Friendship Baptist Church, 15th Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.

Image of Scotch 111; acetate carrier; 3.75ips; quarter-inch; half-track; open reel tape. "Let's Think" Forum about Country Music discussion at Vanderbilt University including numerous white men in the field of music discussing country music, popular music, and folk music. The panel included Eddy Arnold, Guy Taylor, Beasley Smith, Hugh Cherry, W.R. McDaniel, and Charles Faulkner Bryan. Panel ends and recording cuts into "Old Fashioned Baptist Hour" live radio show from Friendship Baptist Church, 15th Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.

Secular folk cantata by Charles Faulkner Bryan. This cantanta was the piece funded by Bryan's Guggenheim award. It premiered at Carnegie Hall conducted by Robert Shaw in 1947. Based off a 19th century Southern United States folk legend of the Bell Witch haunting. This recording likely began on a record album and was recorded to reel.

Image of Jensen Acoustic Tape-Type PR-1200A; acetate carrier; 3.75ips; 7.5ips; quarter-inch; half-track; open reel tape. Reel contains Bell Witch Cantata, a secular folk cantata by Charles Faulkner Bryan. This cantanta was the piece funded by Bryan's Guggenheim award. It premiered at Carnegie Hall conducted by Robert Shaw in 1947. Based off a 19th century Southern United States folk legend of the Bell Witch haunting. This recording likely began on a record album and was recorded to reel.

Three radio advertisements for documentary airing of "Charles Faulkner Bryan: His Life and Works" on February 6 at 3:00pm. Cumberland Valley Broadcasting Stations and Leadership Radio in McMinnville are advertising the documentary.

Orchestral suite in three movements created for the Birmingham Symphony in the style of a white spiritual. Created while he was teaching at the Indian Springs School. It was inspired by his new home in Alabama. Recording tells the biography of Charles Faulkner Bryan at performance. Bryan did not attend the performance due to being hospitalized with the flu.

Image of Jensen Acoustic Tape-Type PR-1200A; acetate carrier; 7.5ips; quarter-inch; half-track; open reel tape. Reel contains an orchestral suite in three movements created for the Birmingham Symphony in the style of a white spiritual. Created while he was teaching at the Indian Springs School. It was inspired by his new home in Alabama. Recording tell the biography of Charles Faulkner Bryan at performance. Bryan did not attend the performance due to being hospitalized with the flu.

Orchestral suite in three movements created for the Birmingham Symphony in the style of a white spiritual. Created while he was teaching at the Indian Springs School. It was inspired by his new home in Alabama. Recording tell the biography of Charles Faulkner Bryan at performance.

Image of Jensen Acoustic Tape-Type PR-1200A; acetate carrier; 7.5ips; quarter-inch; half-track; open reel tape. Reel contains an orchestral suite in three movements created for the Birmingham Symphony in the style of a white spiritual. Created while he was teaching at the Indian Springs School. It was inspired by his new home in Alabama. Recording tell the biography of Charles Faulkner Bryan at performance.

World premiere of Birmingham Suite. Hosted by McWayne Cast Iron Pipe Company. Program contains four Edna Phillips on harp. There are four suites. Reel one includes Overture to Der Freischutz by Carl Maria von Weber and the Birmingham Suite World Premiere by Charles Faulkner Bryan. The Birmingham suite was written after moving to Alabama and is a salute to the city. Announcement to the end stating that Bryan is not there this evening since he was taken to the hospital with the flu (29:00).

World premiere of Birmingham Suite. Hosted by McWayne Cast Iron Pipe Company. Program contains four Edna Phillips on harp. There are four suites. Reel two includes Introduction and Allegro by Maurice Ravel (with Edna Phillips) and Incidental music to Kuolema by Jean Sibelius. The Birmingham suite was written after moving to Alabama and is a salute to the city.

Image of Scotch 111; acetate carrier; 7.5ips; quarter-inch; full-track; open reel tape. Reel contains World premiere of Birmingham Suite. Hosted by McWayne Cast Iron Pipe Company. Program contains four Edna Phillips on harp. There are four suites. Reel two includes Introduction and Allegro by Maurice Ravel (with Edna Phillips) and Incidental music to Kuolema by Jean Sibelius. The Birmingham suite was written after moving to Alabama and is a salute to the city.

World premiere of Birmingham Suite. Hosted by McWayne Cast Iron Pipe Company. Program contains four Edna Phillips on harp. There are four suites including Overture to Der Freischutz by Carl Maria von Weber, Birmingham Suite World Premiere by Charles Faulkner Bryan, Introduction and Allegro by Maurice Ravel (with Edna Phillips), and Incidental music to Kuolema by Jean Sibelius. This reel contains Incidental music to Kuolema by Jean Sibelius (unconfirmed). The Birmingham suite was written after moving to Alabama and is a salute to the city.