Frances Mikkelson Harley papers,

This collection spans the years 1931 to 1996. The collection is divided into three sections: personal, academic, and professional. The personal records include biographical information about Frances and her husband Alexander, as well as programs announcing some of her public appearances, music compo...

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Main Author: Harley, Frances Mikkelson, 1914-2005
Corporate Author: Loyola University Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives
Format: Kit
Language:English
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Online Access:Finding aid to Harley, Frances Mikkelson Harley papers
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100 1 |a Harley, Frances Mikkelson,  |d 1914-2005. 
245 1 0 |a Frances Mikkelson Harley papers,  |f 1931-1996. 
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351 |a Series 1: Biographical, 1931-1996, n.d. Series 2: Academic, 1985-1987, n.d. Series 3: Professional, 1962-1995, n.d. ;  |b Arranged alphabetically by subject; original order was maintained whenever possible. 
545 |a Born September 24, 1914; died February 7, 2005. Composer, choral director, co-founder of the TRI-M Music Honor Society. While a student at Mundelein College, Frances Marjorie Mikkelson met Alexander Harley who she later married in 1946. Frances continued to study music including choral arrangement with Walter Aschenbrenner, and composition and orchestration with Leo Sowery at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago where she earned her Master of Music Degree. With the help of Aschenbrenner, Frances published 45 choral compositions through Carl Fischer Music Publications. Frances also directed a large number of choral groups including the St. Lukes Lutheran Adult Choir, the Park Ridge Men's Choir, and the Illinois Men's Chorus, in addition to privately teaching music in her home -- a practice that continued over 35 years and totaled well over two thousand students. In addition to her continual involvement in the community as a teacher and volunteer, and also to her many public performances, Frances was a co-founder of the TRI-M Music Honor Society (originally titled TRI-M Maine Music Masters) with her husband, Alexander, at the Maine Township High School in Park Ridge, Illinois. The society today is an internationally recognized organization that honors outstanding youth academic and musical achievement. 
520 2 |a This collection spans the years 1931 to 1996. The collection is divided into three sections: personal, academic, and professional. The personal records include biographical information about Frances and her husband Alexander, as well as programs announcing some of her public appearances, music compositions, and photograph (print copy). The academic records consist solely of photocopies of papers written by Frances during her time at Mundelein, the American Conservatory of Music, at the University of Southern California. The professional records include all information related to the TRI-M Society, including newsletters, histories, and honorary members list. 
506 |a Some restrictions may apply. 
546 |a In English. 
555 0 |a Finding aid available in repository;  |c folder level. 
500 |a Consult repository for information on possible additions to this collection that are not covered by this description. 
600 1 0 |a Harley, Frances Mikkelson,  |d 1914-2005  |v Archives. 
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610 2 0 |a Tri-M Music Honor Society. 
710 2 |a Loyola University Chicago.  |b Women and Leadership Archives. 
852 |a Loyola University of Chicago.  |b Women and Leadership Archives.  |e Chicago, Illinois. 
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