Mana-Zucca (born Augusta Zuckermann) was an internationally known pianist and composer. Mana-Zucca was born in New York, December 25, 1885. She was a child prodigy who, by age eight, played with the New York Symphony Orchestra. After studying with the great music teachers in New York and Europe she performed in Russia, Germany, France, Holland, and England. Her early training included voice lessons and in addition to her career as a concert pianist, she successfully starred in several musical comedies, appearing on Broadway with Clifton Webb. The collection consists of handwritten and published scores, full original orchestration of her works, including operas and marches, records, and diaries. Much of her life is documented in an extensive collection of scrapbooks and photo albums. The collection was donated to FIU by Leslie Cassel, an FIU alumna and widow of Marwin Cassel.
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