The Marvin H. Strong papers (1918-1985) contain biographical and genealogical information, correspondence, music scores, and newspaper articles. Marvin H. Strong was a Utah musician and teacher. He taught music in several Utah high schools and directed several youth and senior bands.

The Swiss Singing and Yodeling Festival records (1973-1976) consist of papers regarding the Swiss Singing Chorus, Edelweiss, and their hosting of the 15th Annual Singing and Yodeling Festival in Salt Lake City, Utah. Rosters, newsletters, schedules, correspondence, invitations, and other papers are included.

The Jack Thomas papers (1928-1973) consist of various materials regarding Warren John "Jack" Thomas (1882-1973), a Utah railroad worker and member of the LDS Church's Tabernacle Choir. Included are biographical materials, correspondence, choir programs, news clippings, and Kiwanis Club papers.

The University of Utah Department of Anthropology audio collection (circa 1960s-1970s) consists of commercially published audio recordings representing various cultures and ethnic groups. The recordings consist largely of musical traditions of Native American tribes and other cultures around the world. These materials were collected as teaching materials by the Univeristy of Utah Department of Anthropology.

The Vladimir Ussachevsky scores (1940-1985) were created for thirteen electronic music compositions. Ussachevsky was a composer in residence at the University of Utah during 1970-1980s.

The Utah Boys' Choir records (1975-1978) consist of correspondence, minutes, rosters, and by-laws for this short-lived organization. The Utah Boys' Choir was formally organized in January 1975, but due to disagreement between the director and board led to its disbandment in 1978.

The Utah Symphony Guild records (1941-2006) consist of scrapbooks that contain news clippings, programs, announcements, rosters, photographs, statements, correspondence, pen and ink drawings, and other items. Broadsides are also included in the collection. The Utah Symphony Guild was organized in 1947 as a support group for the Utah Symphony Orchestra.

The Utah Symphony photograph collection contains portraits of Maurice Abravanel and the Utah Symphony Orchestra as well as, photographs of Maurice Abravanel conducting the orchestra.

The Victory Theatre sheet music collection (1892-1930) is composed mainly of sheet music for an orchestra. The collection also includes song books, theatre reviews and correspondence. The Victory Theatre was located at 48 E. Broadway, Salt Lake City, Utah, from 1908-1943.

The Susan Wintrobe Walker papers (1948-1988) consist of a scrapbook titled "Utah Symphony Orchestra and Its Guest Artists" that contains short biographies of guest artists along with programs. Some of the programs have been autographed. Also included in the collection is yearbook and a school reunion book of the William M. Stewart Junior High School.

The Ardean Watts papers (1928-2015) contain his professional, personal, and general material. Watts was a prominent figure in the Utah arts community.

The Wallace L. Williams papers (1949-1991) contains typed text (with holograph notation) of lessons in two piano courses, photocopies of these lessons, and two sets of sheet music (a holograph original and a photocopy). This collection contains loose copies of individual lessons in a course by Wallace L. Williams and Darlene Louis (Fairbanks Williams) Bigler. Williams was a musician and private music teacher in Salt Lake City, Utah with his wife, Darlene Louis Williams Bigler.

The Marian Robertson Wilson photograph collection consists of photographs of and by Marian Robertson Wilson, a cellist. Including Portraits and Family photos as well as several portraits of a man named Mu'Allin Mikhail. Also some illustrations.