Box Henderson collection music Vol. 2
Contains 268 Results:
Letter from Procida Bucalossi, 16 Marlboro' Place, Brighton, to William Henderson : autograph manuscript signed, 1888 October 10
Mentions "Sullivan's opera."
Letter from Corney Grain, 180 New Bond Street, to Fred Leslie : autograph manuscript signed
Letter from Brandon Thomas, Savage Club, Lancaster House, Savoy, W.C., to [J.] Bath : autograph manuscript signed, 1889 August 13
Letter from Fred Leslie, The Hotel Métropole, London, W.C., to Mr. [J] Bath : autograph manuscript signed, 1889 August 13
He would like to introduce his "'Owls and Mice' melody" in "the New Burlesque" with Mr. Bath's acquiescence.
Letter from David Baptie, Swan & Pentland, Pianoforte and Music Sellers, 329 & 331 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, to William Henderson, Esq. : autograph manuscript signed, 1877 April 13
Letter is on a "memorandum" sheet. Mr. Henderson's note-- "Editor of Musical Biography, etc., etc." "You are quite right: Mr. Channing was my sister Mary's husband, Mr. Robertson, of whom I speak, being married to the other, Jane."
Letter from John Muir Wood, 42 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, to William Henderson, Esq. : autograph manuscript signed, 1881 March 5
Printed in right corner, "Established 1790. J. Muir Wood & Co." Refers to a Mr. Macfarren.
Letter from David Kennedy, 8 St. Andrews Terrace, Newington, Edinburgh : autograph manuscript signed, Monday
Talks about his Scottish tour and his hopes of getting Langham Hall, Portland Street.
Letter from Charles T. West, 107 Ditchling Rise, Brighton, to J. Bath, Esq : autograph manuscript signed, 1889 July 23
Asks Mr. Bath to mail him "the music and libretto of 'Song of Sixpence.'"
Letter from Douglas Beaufort, Pier Pavilion, Folkestone, to J. Bath, Esq. : autograph manuscript signed, 1889 July 24
Asks Mr. Bath to send him "Corney Grain's latest song" which was "advertised in the 'Telegraph.'" Informs Mr. Bath that he is "giving musical sketches in conjunction with my other Entertainment on Pier Pavilion every night this week and introducing amongst others these songs--'Old Couple's Polka,' 'Jarge's Jubilee,' 'Three Mays,' 'Cautious Lover,' 'Sneezing Serenade.; I shall be for the next fortnight at the Town Hall Southport-- musical sketches, etc."
Letter from J.A. Muir, 2 Springfield, Liverpool : autograph manuscript signed, 1889 July 24
Informs the recipient that he is enclosing the titles of songs and dates he will be singing them. Also requests copies of "an Irish song by Martin called 'Blatherskate,'" and "'Tommy Atkins,' 'Nut Shell Novels,' 'Society Smith,' 'The Great Gay Kiss.'"