MS Mus. 1606. Rutland Boughton: Chamber music and choral music.ff. iv + 110. 380 x 295mm.1.ff. 1-18r. ‘The Moon Maiden’; February 1919. Autograph full score in ink with pencil annotations. (See MS Mus. 1605, the vocal score, for a description o... 1919-1948
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