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Aram Khachaturian (left) in animated conversation with Vytautas Marijosius, during the composer’s visit to the Hartt School of Music, 1960s. Between them is Moshe Paranov, founder of the Hartt School, and composer Arnold Franchetti. Pianist Raymond Hanson is in the far right of the frame. Directly behind Paranov is theorist and pianist Leo Robinson (partially obscured.) The photo dates from the 1960s.

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Vytautas Marijosius (standing, right) translates for Aram Khachaturian during the composer’s visit to the Hartt School of Music, 1960s. The location is Millard Auditorium on the Hartt campus, likely during the weekly all-student convocation called “Musicianship.”

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Aram Khachaturian (left), guest of the Hartt School of Music. To the composer’s left is Marijosius, who translated. Both are speaking with Hartt School of Music Founder, Moshe Paranov. Behind Khachaturian is Renato Bonocini. To his left is bassist Bertram Turetzky. The other four gentlemen are unidentified. (This photo dates from the 1960s.)

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The score Maestro Marijosius used when he conducted the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with the Chicago Symphony at Orchestra Hall. The score, a gift from the conductor to David Katz, is marked “Chicago Symphony, 1954.”)

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VM (sitting center, smiling, looking right) in Kaunas, perhaps with members of the orchestra or opera company during Marijosius’s tenure as music director.

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Marijosius recording with the Berlin State Orchestra. It is believed that the masters of this recording were destroyed during Allied bombing in WWII.

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Marijosius (right) walking in Prague with opera star, Antanas Kucingis, known as the “King of the Lithuanian Basses.”

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