Overview
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Repository |
Office of the City Secretary
Dallas Municipal Archives
1500 Marilla Street, 5D South
Dallas, Texas 75201 |
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Creator |
Quin Mathews
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Title |
Quin Mathews WRR Audio Collection
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Dates | 1976-1988
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Quantity |
2.08 linear feet
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Abstract | ¼-inch reel to reel audiotape
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Identification |
2025-007
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Language |
Records are in English |
Scope and Content
Collection contains audio reels from Quin Mathews' work at radio station WRR.
Quin Mathews joined WRR in 1986, producing the twice-a-week short program
Quin Mathews on Music. In 1988,
Fort Worth theater director Sharon Benge and Mathews began producing and hosting a weekly thirty-minute radio program
Art Matters, which ran until 2012. Mathews continued to contribute Christmas music programs for WRR.
Mathews was born and grew up in Dallas, attending Dallas public schools. He began his journalism career as co-editor of the
Hillcrest Hurricane in 1968. From 1969 to 1973, he worked for The Daily Texan the student newspaper at the University of Texas at Austin. In 1973, he joined the NBC affiliate in Austin as an anchor and reporter for KTVV (now KXAN) then joined KSAT in San Antonio, where he hosted the noon broadcast. In 1978, he moved back to Dallas and worked as a reporter and anchor first at KDFW, then KRLD-TV (KDAF) and then at WFAA-TV until 1994. Mathews next moved into independent filmmaking and journalism, producing hundreds of films and videos on art and artists as well as history and culture.
Organization
The collection is arranged chronologically.
Access
Permission to publish, reproduce, distribute, or use by any and all other current or future developed methods or procedures must be obtained in writing from the Dallas Municipal Archives. All rights are reserved and retained regardless of current or future development or laws that may apply to fair use standards. The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
Citation
Quin Mathews WRR Audio Collection, 1976-1988 (Box <x>, Folder <y>), Dallas Municipal Archives
Related materials
1991-024—WRR Municipal Radio, 1921-2020
2002-006—WRR Audiotape, 1991-1998
2023-005—George Potter WRR Photograph and Pamphlet Collection, 1926-1935
Index terms
Dallas -- Texas -- History
PERFORMING ARTS / General
WRR-FM (Radio Station: Dallas, Tex.)
Container list
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| Thanks-Giving Square Chapel Consecration Service, 11/25/1976
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| First Assembly of God choir, patriotic music, 7/1/1979
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 1, 1986 Emmanuel Brook, Richardson Orchestra, Stage Fright, Walter Haendl, Stradivarius violins, Garland Symphony, Charles Nelson Reilly
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 2, 1986 Voices of Change, Dealey Competition, music as a basis of education (President of Julliard), DSO records Copland, Ralph Kirschbaum, SMU summer conservancy, Sukuki method
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 3, 1986 Dallas Bach festival, Seymour Bernstein, Dallas Wind Symphony, St Thomas Aquinas organ, Plano band, Bruce Faulconer, Rafferty goes to WI, Vermont, music
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 4, 1986 Vocal Majority and MoTab, James Rives-Jones, Liliana Ciulei Atanaseu, Robert X Rodriguez, Mata on concert halls, Ted Joselson, Dallas Wind Symphony
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| Quin Mathews on Music - Christoph Eschenbach, 3/1988
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| Quin Mathews on Music - Ton Koopman, 3/1988
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| 2 | Duel of the Masters, 1987
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 5, 1986-1987 William Wolfram, Dallas Opera's
La Sonnambula, Conservatory/Christmas, Bach Society's
Messiah, Look ahead to 1987, Keene Camarata, Jan Mark Sloman, Leonard Stone of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 6, 1987 Lynn Harrell #1, old and new recording, John Ardoin, Olin Chism, Mark Melson of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Lynn Harrell #2, Ruth Welting
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 7 Richardson Chamber, Borok and Davidovici, Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra, Patsy Swank, SMU summer concerts, Sousa, Michael Coren, Sandra Rivers, undated
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 8, 1987 Benjamin Lees, Morton Meyerson Tour, Recording engineer Mike Lamm, Mata's 10th year with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Chamber rehearsal, Bruno Walter, Ray Nasher
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Quin Mathews on Music Book 9, 1987 Maria Callas' death, John Kitzman trombone, Dallas Opera: 30 years
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