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YEH, Huai-deh. (1911 - 1990) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)]. Echoes from the Great Wall 3 two-part Ricercars in Chinese style using the Pentatonic scale for one, two or more instruments - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY. Columbia, South Carolina : Yeh Music Studio. [ca. 1974]. Folio. Unbound. With an autograph inscription signed by the composer to conductor Eugene Ormandy (1899 - 1985) who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for 40 years. Very slightly worn.


Huai-deh Yeh, known often as Walter Yeh, was a music educator and composer . Born in 1911 in China, Yeh immigrated to the United States as a young man and went on to a career in music education at colleges and universities in locales from Sitka, Alaska to Cambridge, Mass., eventually settling at Benedict College in Columbia. During his career, he amassed an extremely large collection of printed music and books about music ranging in date from the mid-1750s to the late-1970s, much of which was donated to the University of South Carolina Music Library by his widow, Moong Yeh.

YEH, Huai-deh. (1911 - 1990) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)] Echoes from the Great Wall 3 two-part Ricercars in Chinese style using the Pentatonic scale for one, two or more instruments - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY

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YEH, Huai-deh. (1911 - 1990) [Ormandy, Eugene. (1899–1985)]. Echoes from the Great Wall 3 two-part Ricercars in Chinese style using the Pentatonic scale for one, two or more instruments - INSCRIBED TO EUGENE ORMANDY. Columbia, South Carolina : Yeh Music Studio. [ca. 1974]. Folio. Unbound. With an autograph inscription signed by the composer to conductor Eugene Ormandy (1899 - 1985) who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for 40 years. Very slightly worn.


Huai-deh Yeh, known often as Walter Yeh, was a music educator and composer . Born in 1911 in China, Yeh immigrated to the United States as a young man and went on to a career in music education at colleges and universities in locales from Sitka, Alaska to Cambridge, Mass., eventually settling at Benedict College in Columbia. During his career, he amassed an extremely large collection of printed music and books about music ranging in date from the mid-1750s to the late-1970s, much of which was donated to the University of South Carolina Music Library by his widow, Moong Yeh.