%xmlchars; ]> MS2249 Guide to the Woodwind an Arts Paper, 1972-1973 Special Collections Research Center, The George Washington University Special Collections Research Center, The Gelman Library, The George Washington University 2007

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Washington, D.C.

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Descriptive Summary Woodwind an Arts Paper, 1972-1973 MS2249 0.5 Linear feet This collection consists of nine issues of the Woodwind publication. The later issues are dated in the early 1970s. The earlier issues do not have dates. The issues have poetry, essays photography, advertisements and reviews of music and films. The artists featured were often local to Washington, DC The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center

2130 H. St. NW Washington, D.C. 20052 Phone: 202-994-7549 Email:

English Information for Users Preferred citation

Woodwind an Arts Paper, Special Collections Research Center, The George Washington University.

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Acquisition Information

These issues were original part of Grace Cavalieri's papers.

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Historical or Biographical Note

Richard Harrington founded Woodwind following his time as a staff member of the Quicksilver Times. He wanted to create a paper that would reflect the creative talent within the Washington area community. The paper covered the arts community by publishing review, interviews, and original work. In its beginning the paper was not political, but as time went on the staff felt a need to speak out on the most significant political issues of the time. Specifically they began to address the issues of the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights movement in the United States.

Collection Scope and Content

This collection consists of nine issues of the Woodwind publication. The later issues are dated in the early 1970s. The earlier issues do not have dates. The issues have poetry, essays photography, advertisements and reviews of music and films. The artists featured were often local to Washington, DC. Grace Cavalieri is a contributor in some issues.

Collection Organization

The issues are organized by volume and number. These are no series.

Indexing Terms Individuals Cavalieri, Grace Topics Artists Newspapers Poetry Geographic Locations Washington (D.C.) Detailed Description of the Records 1 1 Windwood Vol. 1 no. 7, 1 2 Windwood Vol. 1 no. 11, 1 3 Windwood Vol. 2 no. 1, 1 4 Windwood Vol. 2 no. 4, 1 5 Windwood Vol. 2 no. 9, 1 6 Windwood Vol. 2 no. 18, 1 7 Windwood Vol. 2 no. 20, 1 8 Windwood Vol. 3 no. 12, 04/04/1972 1 9 Windwood Vol. 4 no. 8, 01/30/1973