List of Contents

Obituary notices.

Studio photograph of Hugo Mansfeldt.

Photographs published in newspapers; newspaper caricatures.

Eight studio photographs of Mansfeldt's hand positions at the piano.

Autobiography (typescript). Part I: "Early History, 1844-1863."

Autobiography. Part II: "My Experience as an Organist. 1865."

Autobiography. Part III: "Lizst. My Life in Europe in 1884."

Autobiography. Part IV: "The Story of Two of My Pupils. My Life in Europe in 1901."

"Hugo Mansfeldt (1884-1931).

Biographical sketch, anonymous, 1 printed leaf. (Three copies).

Biographical sketch, anonymous, carbon typescript copy, 5 leaves.

Biographical sketch, San Francisco Chronicle, Sun., Jan. 9, 1927.

Recollections, Stockton Daliy Evening Record, Sat., July 9, 1927.

Recollection s, Marysville Appeal-Democrat, March 2, 1929.

Photograph. Franz Liszt and his pupils, dated July 5th, 1884; with an article from the Musical Courier dated December 25, 1895, which discusses the famous photo.

Autograph letter by Hugo Mansfeldt dated Wien, April 22nd, 1884, and addressed to his wife Annie, concerning his first visit with Franz Liszt. Of great importance.

Xerox copies of item 16.

Recollections of Liszt, San Francisco Examiner, Oct. 22, 1911.

Rccollections of Liszt. Mansfeldt visits the home of Liszt at Weimar, letter published in the San Francisco Examiner, Sunday, August 20, 1922.

Recollections of Liszt, San Francisco Call- Bulletin, Sept. 21, 1928

Article by Hugo Mansfeldt "An analytical comparison of great pianists," San Francisco Chronicle, January 22, 1899.

Article by Hugo Mansfeldt "Music aid to humanity," San Francisco Daily News, April 15, 1926.

Mansfeldt appointed a member of the Richard Wagner Monument Commitee of Berlin, San Francisco Bulletin, June 19, 1903.

Hugo Mansfeldt, Technic.

Mansfeldt, Technic. Advertisements and press notices.

Mansfeldt, New Technic. Press notices (one is dated March 24, 1904)

Press notice: Hugo Mansfeldt, Pianist-Teacher, bound pamphlet with an orange cover; 17 unnumbered pp., dates ca. 1899-1900. Both slightly incomplete.

Dorothy Mansfeldt, pianist: two piano recital programs.

Mabel Mansfeldt, pianist: one recital program of her student Laura Wilkie McNulty.

Mrs. Oscar Mansfeldt, pianist. Two recital programs and a letter.

Theodore Mansfeldt, cellist. Three recital programs.

Allen, Maud. Newspaper article, dated April 17, 1910.

Bloomfield-Zeisler, Fannie. Recital program and a newspaper article.

Davis, Edwards. Letter to Hugo Mansfeldt, dated September 3, 1896.

Heyman, Sir Henry. Brief newspaper item, dated Nov. 24, 1923.

Lachmund, Carl V.

Metzger, Alfred.

Pasmore, Henry Bickford.

Redding, Joseph D.

Rosenthal, Moriz. Various newspaper articles.

Sacramento Music Teachers Association.

Hugo Yanke in two concerts, probably Sacramento, ca. 1869-1870. 43. Hugo L. Mansfeldt, program, April 25, 1871, Good Templars' Hall, Sacramento.

1875. Pacific Hall, San Francisco, Oct. 5-26.

1876. Platt's Hall, San Francisco, September 26.

1877. Dietz' Opera House, Oakland, with Clara Louise Kellog, October 29.

1879. Three programs.

1882. First Congregational Church, Oakland, November 22.

1883. Metropolitan Temple, San Francisco, November 27.

1884. Germany. Programs and press notices.

1884 etc. "Blue scrapbook." Programs and reviews of concerts and recitals in Germany and San Francisco.

1884 etc. Xeroxes of notices in the "Blue Scrapbook."

1886. Irving Hall, San Francisco, January 27, with Alice Dyer.

1889. Willard Hall, Santa Rosa, June 7.

1890. Mansfeldt Conservatory of Music. At least 28 recitals. Seven programs, etc.

1891. Baptist Church, Stockton, Calif. November 3.

1892. Oakland Seminary (Mills College), Feb. 12 and March 11.

1893. Stockton, Calif., three recitals.

1894. Fifteen recital programs, etc.

1895. Benicia, Woodbridge, San Francisco, three programs.

1896. Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento, seven programs, etc.

1897. San Francisco, four programs.

1898. Concert with Miss Poodie Ross, Baldwin Theatre, October 6, programs and reviews.

1899. San Jose, First Presbyterian Church, April 10, program and review.

1901. Pommer Hall in Sacramento, three recitals. Program for January 10, 24, and February 4.

1906. Assembly Hall, State Normal School, Chico, Calif., September 21, program.

1906. Eureka, Calif., Ingomar Theatre, October 30, program.

1907. Lyric Hall, San Francisco, October 30, program, nine reviews, and a review of a concert given before the Saturday Club in Sacramento.

Sacramento, no date. Congregational Church recital, program and review. 70. San Francisco (perhaps Oakland), First Congregational Church, no date, two reviews.

1907. Ye Liberty House, Oakland, Nov. 7, program and two reviews.

1907. Fairmont Hotel, November 30, program and nine reviews.

1911. Liszt centenary concert, Oct. 22. Program and newspaper story. Given by Jessie and Alberta Livernash in honor of Hugo Mansfeldt.

1911. Hotel Sacramento, Sacramento, Nov. 26, 1911, review.

1912. Orpheum Theater, San Francisco, April 30. Benefit for the victims of the sinking of the Titanic. Seven reviews.

1914. Sequoia Hall, San Francisco, June 25. Program and six reviews.

1917. Palace Hotel, Oct. 20. 106th Anniverary of Liszt's birth. Three reviews.

March 14, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Review.

March 28, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

June 13, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

August 10, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

October 23, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Review.

October 26, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

October 29, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Review.

November 27, 1926. Mansfeldt recital. Review.

February 21, 1927. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

September 17, 1927. Mansfeldt recital. Program.

Folder containing 15 undated programs and reviews.

Article dated August 12, 1916 which lists the names of piano students of Hugo Mansfeldt.

Allen Warren Dwight.

Baba, Saku.

Buckland, Frances.

Carrick, Mary.

Cowles, Cecil Marion.

Elkus, Albert Israel.

French, Mrs. Edith Sellers

Ferguson, Laura.

Hjelte, Esther.

Howard, Eula May.

Mansfeldt Club. 17 assorted programs and reviews.

Marshall, Frances.

Palmer, Irene.

Rassouchine, Aladimir de.

Schneider, Helen.

Sheuerman, Carrie.

Stencel, Alma.

Trittenbach, Philip E.

Unna, Sarah.

Young, Marjorie.

Hugo Yanke, Bugbey's Champagne Galop, for piano (Sacramento, July 4, 1870).

Hugo Mansfeldt, Romance d'après une chanson de Franz Liszt (San Francisco, 1886). For piano.

H. L. Yanke, "Xopos" Waltzes (1883).

Mansfeldt, Hugo

Book 1, 40 pp.

Book 2, 34 pp.

Book 3, 42 pp.