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Digital Archives Update

Spring 2026 Redesign Teaser

Enhanced search and discovery, personalized login, streamlined requests, and newly marked scores and parts.
Promotion graphic reading “Something’s coming, something good...” announcing a redesigned Digital Archives launch in Spring 2026 with enhanced search and discovery, personalized login, streamlined request process, and 5,000+ new marked scores and parts. Promotion graphic reading “Something’s coming, something good...” announcing a redesigned Digital Archives launch in Spring 2026 with enhanced search and discovery, personalized login, streamlined request process, and 5,000+ new marked scores and parts.

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Creating Stravinsky’s Symphony in Three Movements

Inside Igor Stravinsky's first work composed entirely in the United States, commissioned and premiered by the New York Philharmonic in 1946.
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Black and white photo of Igor Stravinsky writing in a notebook, overlaid with typewritten text that reads “STRAVINSKY WRITING NEW WORK FOR PREMIERE NEXT JANUARY” on a bright blue background. Black and white photo of Igor Stravinsky writing in a notebook, overlaid with typewritten text that reads “STRAVINSKY WRITING NEW WORK FOR PREMIERE NEXT JANUARY” on a bright blue background.

Digital Archives Highlights

The Papers of Pierre Boulez, 1971-77

Newly released archival documents from Boulez’s days as Music Director of the New York Philharmonic, on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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Sepia-toned image of Pierre Boulez holding an open score, with overlaid typewritten text that reads “Yours sincerely, Pierre Boulez” and his handwritten signature. Sepia-toned image of Pierre Boulez holding an open score, with overlaid typewritten text that reads “Yours sincerely, Pierre Boulez” and his handwritten signature.
Leon Levy Foundation National Endowment of the Humanities

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