Box Henderson collection music Vol. 2
Contains 268 Results:
Letter from John Curwen, Tonic Sol-Fa Press, Plaistow, London, E., to Dr. Edward Francis Rimbault : autograph manuscript signed, 1873 July 2
Informs Dr. Rimbault that he has sent him a just finished book on "Harmony." Mentions a Mr. Macfarren.
Letter from Giuseppe Ciampi, Paris : autograph manuscript signed, 1868 November 5
Letter from William Charles Cunningham Corri, Comedy Theatre, to Messrs. Chappell & Co. : autograph manuscript signed, 1888 March 9
Embossed stationary-- "Royal Globe Theatre, Lessee & Manager, Mr. Charles H. Hawtrey." "Comedy" stamped over "Royal Globe." Letter details changes to be made in the printing of a song.
Copies of songs
Printed sheets, probably removed from periodicals.
Recto: A Song by an Eminent Master, sung by Damon beginning "Consider fond Shepherd how fleeting the pleasure that flatters our hope in pursuit of the fair."
Verso: The conclusion of a song, with text underlay beginning "Bow, her Silken Hair, the Silver Strings, that sure and swift, Swift, swift destruction brings to all."
A Song Set to Music by the ingenious Miss Eliza Turner, 1784
Copy of printed sheet removed from periodical. First line: Not Chloris that I just-er am, Or better than the rest.
Letter from Sir Charles Hallé, Greenheys, Manchester, to Alfred Nimmo : autograph manuscript signed, 1865 November 27
Asks Mr. Nimmo if he can grant his sons "an order for any of the entertainments" with which Mr. Nimmo is connected.
Letter from Adam Hamilton, 18, Castle Street, Edinburgh, to Messrs. Chappell & Co., London : autograph manuscript signed, 1885 August 26
Informs Mr. Chappell that he will receive "the M.S. of the 2nd Book of Scotch Melodies as ordered by Mr. Danskin and also the additional String parts to Book I."
Letter from Sir John Goss to James William Davison : autograph manuscript signed, Tuesday night
Asks Mr. Davison to inform the porter at Mr. Davison's club about his lost umbrella. Noted in upper left corner--- "12/11/73 not at club?"
Signature of John Liptrott Hatton
Noted in pencil-- "The Cedars, Westgate-on-Sea."