Two articles from the New York Times labeled as November 20, 1919. The first is titled "Anis Fuleihan Plays" and the second, "Le Concert de Mr. Fuleihan." The first in English the second in French.
A newspaper article from the New York Daily Mirror, 1937, titled "Music", describing the New Year's Eve performance of the Philharmonic playing a new symphony by Anis Fuleihan.
"Epithalamium Variations for Piano and String Orchestra" by Anis Fuleihan. Copyright 1942 by G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, New York. Stamped from Spicer Music Box, Decatur, Illinois.
"Cypriana" Five Pieces for Piano, Movement 4 Serenade by Anis Fuleihan, marked John E. Balamos, Phi Mu Alpha. Copyright 1943 by G. Schirmer, Inc., New York, New York.
"Compositions For The Piano: Air and Fugue on White Keys" by Anis Fuleihan. Copyright 1943 by G. Schirmer, Inc, New York. Signed by Anis Fuleihan, Elizabeth Travis, and [illegible] to John Balamos.
A newspaper clipping of a photograph of Jane Courtland sitting at a piano, receiving instruction from pianists and composers Anis Fuleihan, Jacques de Menasce, and Otto Luenig. Dated 1943 based on the movie advertisement on the back.
"Harvest Chant" for Piano by Anis Fuleihan, marked Spicer Music Box, Decatur, Illinois on bottom and John E. Balamos, Phi Mu Alpha on top. Copyright 1944 by G. Schirmer, Inc. of New York, New York.
"Fifteen Short Pieces for Piano" by Anis Fuleihan, signed to and marked by John E. Balamos, Phi Mu Alpha, and marked by Spicer Music Box, Decatur, Illinois. Copyright 1946 by Carl Fischer, Inc., New York.
"From the Aegean" for Piano by Anis Fuleihan featuring movements Serenade, Tango, Sicilienne, Greek Dance, marked Spicer Music Box Decatur, Illinois. Copyright 1950 by Southern Music Publishing Co., New York, New York.
Newspaper article titled "An Old Instrument Made for Cybertimes," about the Theremin, written by Barbara Jepson, published in the New York Times 7 July 1996.
A copy of a program, published by Southern Music Publishing Company describing Fuleihan's work. One page also includes newspaper clippings about Anis and his work.
A photograph of Moise Khayrallah and an unidentified friend at a party playing the oud and the tablah together. Moise joined a group of students and professors who formed a band together in 1984.
A photograph of Moise Khayrallah (center) with two unidentified friends who were members of a band together. The accompanying caption reads, "The band, started in 1984. (MK in middle). Started getting together with other Lebanese in chapel…
