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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Correspondence, 1922-1925
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1928-34.ff. i + 477. 356 x 241mm.includes:ff. 1-2, 236-238, 256-258, 402-403 Geoffrey Toye, conductor and composer: Minutes of meetings of the Committee of the Royal Philharmonic Society, signed by: 1928-32.ff. 1-3, 22-24, 28-31, 60-70, 95-101, 346..., 1928-1934
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Ralph and Ursula Vaughan Williams: Supplementary photographs
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GUSTAV HOLST COLLECTION (PART II). Vol. XXXIV. Choral ballets; [1926-1927]. ff. i+40. Largest size 305 x 249mm. 1. ff. 1-25. 'The Golden Goose' for SATB chorus and orchestra (libretto: Jane M. Joseph), op. 45 no. 1, H 163; [1926]. Vocal score. Copy. ..., 1926-1927
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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Correspondence, 1914-1921
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MS Mus. 288. LETTERS TO IRIS LEMARE; circa 1920 – 1996, n.d. Vol. ii. V – Z.ff. 150. Overall size 328 x 253mm.includes:ff. 1-35 Iris Lemare, conductor: Ralph Vaughan Williams, OM; composer: Letters to Iris Lemare from Ralph Vaughan Williams: 1926-5..., approximately 1920-1996
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ROYAL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION PAPERS. Vol. lv (ff. 190). Webster – Zwingli.includes:f. 1 Sir David Lumsden Webster, KCVO; General Administrator, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden: Letter to Royal Musical Association: 1955: Signed.ff. 2-5 John S. Weiss...
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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Correspondence, 1951-1952
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HUMPHREY SEARLE COLLECTION. Vol. cxix. 1929-1956.ff. 265.includes:ff. 1, 54-58 Lady Mathilde Schlich, née Marsily; second wife of Sir William Schlich; grandmother of Humphrey Searle: Letters to Humphrey Searle: [1929?], 1937. f. 2 Humphrey Searle, C..., 1929-1956
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Original letters: supplementary volume.ff. 265.1. ff. 1-15. Correspondence of William Watts (secretary of the Philharmonic Society 1815-47); 1816-26, n.d. Included are letters from J. H. Griesbach, Henry Smart and Thomas Lindsay Willman. With a lette..., 1816-1976
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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Correspondence, 1931-1934
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COCKERELL PAPERS. Vol. CXLVI (ff. 212). Wei-Wil.includes:ff. 1-5b Thomas Edward Lawrence, afterwards Shaw; called 'Lawrence of Arabia': Letters from S. Weintraub rel. to: 1959-1961.ff. 1-5b George Bernard Shaw, author: Letters from S. Weintraub r...
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VAUGHAN WILLIAMS'S 'PILGRIM'S PROGRESS'. Vol. I A. Correspondence, related papers and newspaper cuttings; 1950-1951. Partly typewritten. ff. 220. British Library arrangement. 1. ff. 1-78v. Letters to Burton, mostly from Coghill, but with a letter fro..., 1950-1951
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G. B. SHAW PAPERS: SERIES I. Vol. XXII (ff. 212). Correspondence with:1. ff. 1-14. Sir James Barrie, Bart.; 1901-1913, n.d. Partly [italics]typewritten copy.[/italics]2. ff. 15-58. Max Beerbohm; 1898-1935. Partly [italics]copy[/italics].3. ff. 5..., 1885-1946
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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Supplementary correspondence
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Supplementary Vaughan Williams Manuscripts, 1895-1979
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B. Two songs from ‘Along the Field’, settings of poems by A. E. Housman for voice and violin; n.d. [1927]. Copies, in ink. The songs, ‘The Soldier’ (A Shropshire Lad, xxii) and ‘Good Bye’ (A Shropshire Lad, v), formed part of the original set of nine..., 1927
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Correspondence files: concerts and general; 1950 (ff. 153).includes:f. 1 Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Baronet; conductor: Ernest John Moeran, composer: Alan J. Kirby, OBE; conductor; Secretary, Royal Philharmonic Society: Letter to Alan J. Kirby from Er..., 1950
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1918-65.ff. ii + 656 + 45* + 45**. 236 x 190mm.includes:f. 14, 15v, 19v Arthur Hinton, composer: Signed as present at general meetings of the Royal Philharmonic Society: 1913, 1918-19.ff. 14, 15, 23, 26v, 35v, 53v, 58v Howard Ellis Carr, composer..., 1918-1965
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STRACHEY PAPERS (20TH CENTURY SERIES). Vol. LXXX (ff. 207). 1. f. 1. Dorothy Willis; n.d. 2. ff. 2-6. Prof. John Dover Wilson; 1926. 3. ff. 7-9. John G. Wilson; 1929. 4. f. 10. J. S. Wilson; 1909. 5. f. 12. Ivor Churchill Guest, 1st Viscount Wimborne..., 1893-1948
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CORRESPONDENCE, MINUTES AND BALANCE SHEETS; 1939-48. The correspondents are listed in the index. ff. 145. 385 x 270mm. Quarter leather binding.includes:f. 1 Julia Myra Hess, DBE; pianist: Letter to Dorothy —: 1939: Autogr.f. 2 Julia Myra Hess, DB..., 1939-1948
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GUSTAV HOLST: 'The Morning of the Year', a choral ballet for SATB chorus and orchestra (words: Steuart Wilson), op. 45 no. 2, H 164; [1926-1927]. Autograph full score in ink with further annotations in red ink, various crayons and pencil, some by the..., 1926-1927
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GUSTAV HOLST COLLECTION (PART II). Vol. XLIV. Twelve Welsh Folksongs for SATB (except No. 6, which is for SAB) (words: traditional, translated from the Welsh by Steuart Wilson), H 183; [1930-1931]. Partly autograph. Nos. 1-5 accompanied by two typewr..., 1930-1931
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BOULT PAPERS: (SERIES II) Vol. vii. General correspondence; 1931-1939.ff. 174. Overall size 350 x 291mm.includes:ff. 4, 47 Sir Edward William Elgar, Baronet; OM; composer: Letters to A. C. Boult: 1918-1933: Partly autogr., partly dictated copy, sig..., 1931-1939
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MS Mus. 1525. Sidney Newman Papers: Correspondence of the conductor, pianist and teacher Sidney Newman (b. 1906, d. 1971), with a collection of signed concert programmes; [1941-1971; n.d.]. Names of correspondents and of the performers whose signat..., 1941-1971
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RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, O.M.: 'Hugh the Drover', ballad opera in two acts; composed 1910-1914. Libretto by Harold Child. Autograph vocal score, used for the first run-through of the opera by the tenor, Sir Steuart Wilson, and the pianist, William Den..., 1910-1914
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Ralph Vaughan Williams: Correspondence, 1958
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