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Leroy Ostransky Guide: Archives. This guide is intended as a starting point for research about Leroy Ostranksy, a composer, educator, and author from the University of Puget Sound. ... Citing Sources; Ostransky Papers This archival collection contains files, correspondence, audio recordings, manuscripts, class notes, clippings, musical scores ...

Concertino by Leroy Ostransky, trumpet - YouTube

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Overview - Leroy Ostransky Guide - LibGuides at University ...

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Leroy Ostransky (1918-1993), composer, author, educator. Leroy Ostransky was born in New York on January 17, 1918, to Russian immigrants. In his memoir, Sharkey’s Kid, he recounted his difficult childhood growing up on the lower East Side.His family made whiskey during Prohibition in the back of the saloon they owned.

Archives West: Leroy Ostransky papers, 1950-1993

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ArchiveGrid : Leroy Ostransky Papers, 1950-1993

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Leroy Ostransky (1918-1993) was a composer, author, and a professor of music at the University of Puget Sound. An expert on jazz, he was widely recognized for his contributions to education and the arts. This collection contains files, correspondence, audio recordings, manuscripts, class notes, clippings, musical scores and compositions

Sharkey's Kid: A Memoir: Ostransky, Leroy: …

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Oh, Oh Ostransky – tacoma history

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Leroy Ostransky started his academic life at College of Puget Sound just after World War 2 and received his Ph.D. from the University of Iowa, a school better known for writing than music. And Ostransky was a prolific writer of both words and music. In 1952 he returned to CPS (later University of Puget Sound) as a composer in residence and ...