16. Music collections
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
Ingeborg H. Larrey photograph collection, 1980-2005
The Ingeborg H. Larrey photograph collection covers a 25-year period between 1980-2005. The collection is primarily Houston musicians and international locations photography, including color slides, prints and photo negatives. (5 boxes)
Rockefeller's business records
This collection consists of the business records, promotional calendars, and digital images that chronicle Rockefeller's music venue.
Houston Chronicle music photograph collection
This a collection of Houston-related music photographs originally owned and created by the Houston Chronicle and its staff.
Roger Francis "Rock" Romano collection
This collection mainly comprises the audio output of the Red Shack recording studion owned by Rock Romano. It also contains archival material related to The Fun and Games, Smokin' Fitz, and Dr. Rockit.
Sheila Pree Bright photographic portraits of Houston Hip Hop Artists
Shepherd School of Music Records
Houston Folklore and Music Society records
These records mainly consist of news clippings and newsletters of the Houston Folklore and Music Society.
Houston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists records
This collection consists of the records of the Houston Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
CERCL (Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning) records
The collection consists of documentation of CERCL activities, such as submissions to a high school essay contest, event flyers, oral history interviews, and extensive coverage of Hip-Hop relatved classes and events, including Kool Moe Dee panel discussion.
Mia X Hip-Hop memorabilia and photographs
This collection features stage memorabilia from New Orleans rapper Mia X, including a lace front wig on a head form draped with camo shirt, a yellow and white sequin top with letters "Unladylike", and yellow, white, and copper sequin pants. Photographs in the collection are from the Sept. 2024 event at Rice University honoring her archival donation to the university's Woodson Research Center, via the Center for Engaged Research and Learning (CERCL).
