Vladimir Bakaleinikoff Collection, 1920 - 1954
- Repository
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Archives and Special Collections
- Title
- Vladimir Bakaleinikoff Collection
- Creator
- Bakaleinikoff, Vladimir, 1885-1953
- Collection Number
- CLP.20161219.001.MSC
- Extent
- 1 Boxes Stored in 1 record storage container.
- Date
- 1920-1954
- Language
- English , Russian .
- Publisher
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Archives and Special Collections
- Address
-
4400 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Telephone: 412.622.3114
info@carnegielibrary.org
URL: http://www.carnegielibrary.org/
Scope and Contents
This collection contains two folders of music manuscripts by Vladmimir Bakaleinikoff and his autobiography in Cyrillic Russian.
Biographical / Historical
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff (1885-1953) was a Pittsburgh Orchestral Conductor and a Pittsburgh Composer. Born and educated in Moscow, Bakaleinikoff came to the USA in 1925. He served as associate conductor and violist under Fritz Reiner with the Cincinnati Symphony. After spending a couple of years in Hollywood, he moved to Pittsburgh in 1939 to work again with Reiner and the Pittsburgh Symphony. His brothers, Mischa and Constantin, remained in Hollywood.
Conditions Governing Access
There are no access restrictions.
Conditions Governing Use
This collection is open for research but may contain specific reproduction restrictions due to copyright.
Custodial History
This collection was donated to the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Related Materials
The Bakaleinikoff Tablecloth - Includes autographs of notable visiting performing artists, conductors and composers for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
Baynham, Edward G. A History of Pittsburgh Music, 1758-1958.
Pittsburgh Music Information File.
Link to author in online catalog - Bakaleinikoff Vladimir 1885 1953.
Oral History of Music in Pittsburgh #7 and #293.
Preferred Citation
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff Collection, Pittsburgh Music Archive #1, Music Department, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Existence and Location of Originals
Pittsburgh Music Archive #1