Nachlass Karlheinz Drechsel, Vorträge und Moderationen 17: Hefter "Programme Okt. 1961-Dez. 1970" C
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LRA-162, Nr. 369
LRA-162 Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel
Sammlung Karlheinz Drechsel >> 2. Nachlass Karlheinz Drechsel >> 2.14. Vorträge und Moderationen
1965 - 1967
Enthält die Manuskripte für Konzert-Moderationen Drechsels, unter anderem mit Klaus Lenz, Jazz-Optimisten Berlin, Dresdner Tanzsinfoniker, Ruth Hohmann, Manfred Krug, Albert Mangelsdorff, American Folk Blues Festival 1966, Chris Barber, Joachim Kühn, Alfons Wonneberg, Jenaer Oldtimers, Zbigniew Namyslowski, DDR All Stars, Manfred Schulze, Max Dolsdorf, Studio IV, Acker Bilk, Rolf Kühn, Krzysztof Komeda, Kenny Ball, Reiner Schöne, Ernst Ludwig Petrowski, Friedhelm Schönfeld.
Vor allem Titel und Besetzung, enthält auch Programmhefte und Korrespondenz mit den Musikern.
Vor allem Titel und Besetzung, enthält auch Programmhefte und Korrespondenz mit den Musikern.
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