Howard Cable fonds.
[19--], 1937-1984.
3.08m of textual records and other material.
Canadian conductor, arranger, composer. Born in Toronto, Ontario, on 15
December 1920. Biographical information is available in Encyclopedia of
music in Canada. 2nd ed., pp. 182-183. Updated version of this
information is available
online.
Not noted in encyclopedia entry is Howard Cable's receipt of Honorary
Doctorate of Fine Arts from University of Lethbridge in 2002.
Fonds consists of variety of materials spanning majority of Howard
Cable’s professional life including: correspondence; financial
materials such as budgets, payroll sheets, and account statements;
royalty statements and contracts (some with riders); manuscript
sketches and scores as well as published scores of works composed,
co-authored, or arranged by Howard Cable including those based on
Canadian folk music and those used in large-scale productions such as
Canadian National Exhibition Grandstand shows and General Motors
automobile shows; scripts and playlists for Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation radio and television programmes as well as theatrical
productions; programmes, promotional material and newsclippings related
to productions or performances in which Howard Cable participated;
administrative materials (e.g., meeting minutes, proposals, etc.)
concerning professional associations or committees with which Howard
Cable was involved; academic programmes and other materials related to
courses or clinics taught by Howard Cable; some graphical materials
such as technical drawings concerning stage schematics for Sea to Sea,
Expo 67 and Canada Day shows in particular; photographs primarily
relating to major productions with which Howard Cable was involved such
as CNE Grandstand show Sea to Sea; and sound recordings of works that
Howard Cable either composed or produced.
Includes: 166 photographs, 5 audio disks, 5 audio reels, 3 audio cassettes, and 3 map folders.
Title based on contents of fonds.
MsC 302 donated by Howard Cable in 1985. MsC 300 donated by Joyce Sullivan Scott in 2003.
Records arranged in six series: production records, teaching records,
professional committees and associations records, reference materials,
photographic records, and sound recordings. Within each series, records
are further arranged in thematic groupings (if applicable) and then in
ascending chronological order.
Majority of text is in English but some text is in French, Spanish, Japanese or German.
Some items restricted.
File-level finding aid available in
database and hard copy format, the
former is searchable online, and the latter is available at repository.
Further accruals expected.
MsC 300.
MsC 300 consists of five orchestral parts/arrangements of popular songs by Howard Cable.
MsC 302