what was the name of the band owned by the third musician?
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how does article i protect individual rights from infringement by congress by the states UNANSWERABLE what does the bill of rights convey ? The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. was there a public  display of the bill anywhere? Yes, in the New York Public Library. who founded it? UNANSWERABLE is there a branch where the research is done? Schomburg Center for Research and Black Culture and New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. what can we see in the section of music? The arrangements made by Sy Oliver for musicians including Duke Ellington, Jimmie Lunceford, and Tommy Dorsey.
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts [SEP] Music Division
The Music Division, as a founding division of The New York Public Library, is the oldest of all the divisions at LPA. Its origins stem from the private library of banker Joseph William Drexel. Upon his death in 1888, his valuable library of 5,542 volumes and 766 pamphlets, known as the Drexel Collection, became part of the Lenox Library. The Astor Library also had an endowment that helped with the purchase of music. In 1895, upon the Lenox Library's consolidation with the Astor Library, the Music Division became one of the first subject divisions of The New York Public Library.