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File consists of three hand-written poems by o huigin (which were framed), and a copy of "Curtal Sails".

File consists of three programs from events attended by Ann Southam. Includes a program from a 1996 performance of Maria de Alvear's "De Puro Amor/En Amor Duro" by Eve Egoyan, a 2002 performance by Egoyan of de Alvear's "Asking", and a 2010 memorial service for composer Mary Elizabeth Gardiner.

File consists of three copies of a brochure on Ann Southam produced by the Performing Rights Organization of Canada. Each brochure includes a brief biography and a list of works composed by Southam. Included in one brochure is a small handwritten note containing additions to the brochure.

File consists of material relating to "Light Lines/Sound Lines" Includes slides used in the performance, rejects, and extras (probably by artist Vivian Sturdee). The file also includes an audio-cassette tape. One side is labelled "Light Lines/Sound Lines"/Ann Southam, and the other side is labelled "Woman's Dance"/D. McIntosh.

File consists of various programs relating to performances of Southam's work. Some come with attached correspondence regarding the performances. Included are programs for "Dancing the Goddess", "Canadian Women Composers", "Variations", "Encounters", "Purcell Quartet Plus", "Hands Across the Border", "Make-Believe Gardens", "Still in Motion", and "Canadians and Classics".

File consists of four programmes relating to performances which featured the work of Ann Southam, or where by frequent collaborators. Includes programs from performances staged by or with Peggy Baker, Carol Anderson and the Danny Grossman Dance Company.

File consists of programs, photographs, and reviews relating to dance collaborations Ann Southam was involved with. Includes the 2001/2002 program from the Danny Grossman Dance company, a performance of "Glass Houses and Other Dances" by Christopher House, "Painters and Dance" (includes a small painting by Aiko Suzuki, two photographs, including one of Ann Southam and others, and other material), photographs of unknown dancers, and a souvenir program for the Toronto Dance Theatre, with reviews from "The New York Times" inside.

Item is a copy of a score by Ann Southam.

File consists of two published copies of "Quodlibet" by Southam.

File contains a copy of a score by Southam, includes material filed with the score including a copy of the first page, and a line of musical notation.