A female performer at the 1984 State University of New York at Albany Telethon singing and playing a guitar. There are crop marks on all sides of the photograph.
A picture of children performing on stringed instruments at a Children's Palace in Shanghai, China. Following the Cultural Revolution, Children's Palaces were created all over China for children of working parents. One is now located in the Kadoorie Mansion in Shanghai and is basically designed for children to study and practice the arts after school. Gifted children attend and study dance, the theater, learn to play a musical instrument, and study computer science as well as other arts. There are crop marks on all sides of the photograph. The photograph was taken during a trip to China by a delegation from the State University of New York at Albany seeking to establish relationships with Chinese institutions.
Two unidentified men performing-most likely a dance or song-at an event associated with Alumni Weekend, 1976. The performance is taking place in one of the buildings on the uptown campus. There are crop marks on two sides of the photograph.
The Star Spangled Washboard Band performing at the 1973 State University of New York at Albany Telethon. The banner in the background declares, "Happiness is Sharing."
The Cantus Infirmus performing a work of P.D.Q. BACH for the television airing of the State University of New York at Albany Telethon, 1972. P.D.Q. Bach is considered not to be a pseudonym, but rather a character that Peter Schickele, composer, musician, author, and satirist, has created.