“Carmen Diaz” written above Condensed Score also marked “Control” along with “Control Booth” being on the score.

Measure 48 of Flute IV has music notes written into the measure

Measure 29 of French Horn 3 and 4 parts have a whole note which is crossed out to have a different whole note.

Trumpet 4 part has notes in the which were written over with changes; music at 85 taped over with other music

Siravo, George.

“U.S. Naval School of Music, Washington 25, D.C.” printed at bottom of original manuscript full score

Each of the condensed scores named: “Geo.” “Paul” and “Herman”

Condensed scores with “Conductor – Control Booth” at top of the scores

Clarinet II, III, and IV parts has a eighth note which was changed

Trumpet II has a natural which was changed to a sharp

Tuba I part has music notes written into two measures before D

Siravo, George.

Condensed scores with “Conductor – Control” at top of the scores

Some parts with “1x – Tacit   2x – Solo” Crossed out

Piccolo I with two eighth notes crossed out

One of Trumpet I parts marked as extra

Trombone I with section near the end circled labelled “Out”; same section circled in the other Trombone parts without label

Baritone Horn I with section between two coda signs crossed out

Rests taped over for Tuba parts

Schedule of a week written on the back of the last Drums part with possible initials and names written on the back including GC, SH, LB, HVH, and GW.

Flute I , Flute 3 parts have music notes written at N

Notes crossed out in C and D for Baritone Sax parts

Music taped onto 1st Baritone Sax and 3rd Trombone part

Triplets changed in section K and L of 1st, 2nd French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Baritone Parts

One Trumpet I part marked as “Extra”

Trumpet parts not marked “Extra” have some music notes from A to C and H crossed out

Trombone parts have some music notes from C, D, K, and L crossed out

Slurs added in some parts

Music notes written into the first Tuba part

Piccolo, Flute Parts have 8 measure rest shorten to a 6 measure rest; some parts skip over those two skipped measures for piccolo and flute near the end

Flute 1 marked with with music taped onto the piece

Clarinet 1 and 2 parts with naturals altered to sharps

Clarinet 4, first Trumpet I, 3rd and 4th French Horn, Tuba 1 and 2 parts with notes written over the music

One condensed score stamped “Control Booth” above “Conductor”

Some parts have section B crossed out and skip last 4 measures of C

Baritone Sax I part has part of section E crossed out

Baritone Sax II part has a fermata quarter note at the end measure; Trombone I, II, and IV parts has fermata whole note written in the end; Clarinet IV at the end has fermatas on the quarter notes at the end measure

Clarinet IV, Baritone Sax II, French Horn IV, Baritone Horn, Tuba parts have music written after the end; Baritone Horn II notes for this music “Ending only”

Clarinet I with music written in from B and C

French Horn, Trombone, Tuba parts have altered music notes

Trombone III has music taped over the music on the sheet

The first conductor part conductor noted as “Paul”

One of conductor parts noted as “Booth”

French Horn parts with written in notes in part i

Alternate ending in Tuba parts

The first Control Booth Part marked “Geo”, second and fourth marked “Extra”, third marked “Herman”

Flute parts with near end dotted eighth note and sixteenth note changed to two eighth notes

Siravo, George.

Condensed scores with “Conductor – Control Booth” at top of the scores

1st Conductor Score ends with fermata half note written in

2nd Conductor Score Marked for “Herman” in blue and red

Fermata written at the end of some parts

Quarter note written in at the end of some parts

French Horn II part 3 measure rest split into 1 measure rest and 2 measure rest

Tuba I & II parts: rest after B crossed out with notes written in

Siravo, George.

 U.S. Naval School of Music printed at bottom

Condensed scores with “Control Booth – Conductor” at top of the scores

Third Conductor Score has “Clarinet Thru” written next to the title with “Clars” marked into the piece at C; has the fermata rest before A marked out

Some parts have 2 fermata rests before A and before L which is marked as 1 or 2 bars of rest instead

The second Tuba part has music written into multiple rests and wrote a change of key signature in the music

Drums part has alternate beat in beginning.