Royal Albert Hall (London : active 1822-1972)

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referencedIn	Correspondence concerning concert halls, relating to the use by the Society of the Queen’s Hall (1918), the Royal Albert Hall (1950-51) and the Royal Festival Hall (1952-56); 1918, 1950-56.ff. 109. Various sizes.includes:ff. 1-2 Robert Humphreys, m..., 1918-1956	British Library
referencedIn	Correspondence files: concerts and general; 1946-48 (ff. 187).includes:f. 1 Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon; Prime Minister: Sergei Sergeevich Prokofiev, composer: Keith Douglas, Secretary, Royal Philharmonic Society: J. N. Henderson, of the ..., 1946-1948	British Library
referencedIn	‘Original letters’: Ritter – Saint-Säens (ff. 279); 1822-1913, n.d.includes:f. 1 Theodore Ritter, pianist: George Hogarth, music critic and composer; Secretary, Philharmonic Society: Letter to George Hogarth from Theodore Ritter: 1860: Fr.ff. 2-4 ..., 1822-1913	British Library
referencedIn	Correspondence files: concerts and general; 1952-53 (ff. 233).includes:f. 1 Sir John Battista Barbirolli, conductor: Royal Philharmonic Society: Emmie M. Tillett, née Bass; of Ibbs and Tillett: Edith Warburton, assistant secretary, Hallé Concert So..., 1952-1953	British Library
creatorOf	BOULT PAPERS: (SERIES II) Vol. x. General correspondence; 1964-1972.ff. 237. Overall size 331 x 254mm.includes:f. 1 Ivy D. R. Couch, singer: Letter to Sir A. C. Boult: 1964: Autogr.f. 4 John Carol Case, singer: Letters to Sir A. C. Boult: 1964-19..., 1964-1972	British Library

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