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File consists of various programs relating to performances of Southam's work. Includes programmes from the Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition, "Christina Petrowska Quilico plays the music of Ann Southam", "Older and Reckless", "Simple Lines of Enquiry" (CD launch and concerts), "Pond Life: Ponds, Creeks and a Noisy River", "Music Toronto: Eve Egoyan, Pianist", Alliance for Canadian New Music Project's "Contemporary Showcase" (2008), York University's "Department of Music: Faculty Concert Series", "New Currents Festival of Music" (includes a review), "Rivers", "Amour the Lange of..."Manitoba Chamgeber Orchestra's 2000-2001 season, International Rostrum of Composers (2000 session), "True North Festival", "Jardins Cycliques" (includes "Ou Etcaetera" a score by Frédéric Lagnau).

File consists of four programmes relating to performances which featured the work of Ann Southam, or where by frequent collaborators. Includes programs from performances staged by or with Peggy Baker, Carol Anderson and the Danny Grossman Dance Company.

File consists of material collected by Sotuham which relate to musical career. Includes a booklet on the Ontario Arts Council's "Creative artists in schools", "Teaching Music: The Electronic Music Lab" (includes handwritten notes by Southam), "Computer and Electronic Music in Europe--1973" by John Chong for the National Research Council of Canada, and "P.A.S.", vol. XIV, number 1. None of the publication mention Southam.

File consists of notes relating to Christina Petrowska Quilico's 2009 recording of "Rivers". Included in the file is correspondence to Christina Petrowska Quilico and David Jaeger, a green exercise book with notes, and other notes.

File consists of programs, photographs, and reviews relating to dance collaborations Ann Southam was involved with. Includes the 2001/2002 program from the Danny Grossman Dance company, a performance of "Glass Houses and Other Dances" by Christopher House, "Painters and Dance" (includes a small painting by Aiko Suzuki, two photographs, including one of Ann Southam and others, and other material), photographs of unknown dancers, and a souvenir program for the Toronto Dance Theatre, with reviews from "The New York Times" inside.

File consists of a track list for "Voices".

File consists of a copy of three early scores likely by Ann Southam.

File consists of two copies of the score by Southam. One is a transparency and the other a hard-copy.

File consists of four published copies of the score by Southam. The score is dedicated to Diana McIntosh.

File consists of four copies of the score. Two are bound and two consist of loose pages.