Thomas DeLio papers
Collection
0138-SCPA
Thomas DeLio (b. January 7, 1951) is an American experimental music composer, author, and educator. His research includes analyses and discourse on the likes of John Cage, Morton Feldman, and Iannis Xenakis. He is currently a professor in music theory and composition at the University of Maryland. This collection contains compositions written by DeLio, compositions and other scholarly works by DeLio's students, DeLio's teaching materials and other scholarly work, correspondence, reviews, publications, contracts, educational materials, grants and proposals, concert and conference programs and posters, and recordings and other audiovisual materials.
There are restricted files in series III.
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15.0 Linear Feet
The Thomas DeLio papers cover the period from 1970-2023. This collection contains compositions written by DeLio, compositions and other scholarly works by DeLio's students, DeLio's teaching materials and other scholarly work, correspondence, reviews, publications, contracts, educational materials, grants and proposals, concert and conference programs and posters, and recordings and other audiovisual materials.
This collection is organized into eleven series.
Gifts of Thomas DeLio received in multiple shipments between 2012 and 2023.
Processed by Alex Boatright in April 2013; revised by Vin Novara in November 2015, Jada Twitty in spring 2022, and Christian Folk in July and August 2023.
Part of the Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library