Autograph letters signed (18), dated : [London], to Richard Peyton, 1869-1873.

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Autograph letters signed (18), dated : [London], to Richard Peyton, 1869-1873.

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Of a social nature, discussing preparations for the performance of his cantata Paradise and the Peri at the Birmingham Festival, mentioning his cantatas The Ancient Mariner and The Raising of Lazarus, his overture to Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, Mr. Beale, Santley, Foli, Titiens [i.e. Therese Tietjens], Rigby, Cummings, Scholfield, Sterndale Bennett, Benedict, Ingram, Arabella Goddard, etc.

18 items (39 p.) ; (12mo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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