The Moshe Wilensky Archive, number MUS 069 in the Music Department, was donated to the National Library by the composer in 1991. His widow, Berta Wilensky, completed the collection in 1997. The archive includes Wilensky's original scores to hundreds of songs that he composed over the course of his 60-year career. These include Kalanio, Hayu Zmanim, Ya Mishlati, Rachel Rachel, Tzarich Letzaltzel Pa'amyim, Mul Har Sinai, Kita Almonit, Stav, Bechol Zot Yesh Ba Mashe'hu, Kesheha'yinu Yeladim, Zohi Yafo, Ani Mitzfat, Doda Hagidi Lanu Ken, Tango Kfar Saba, Venezuela, Limon Vetzalachat and many more songs that became inalienable assets of the Hebrew Folksong, as well as part of the Israeli soundtrack over the course of the country's first 40 years. The archive also includes the composer's original arrangements and adaptations for his own songs and for songs by others, photographs, letters, notebooks, journals, documents, programs, posters, and newspaper clippings including critiques, articles, and interviews. Many recordings of his songs can also be found in the Music Department's Sound Archive.
