Box Henderson collection music Vol. 2
Contains 268 Results:
Letter from Immanuel Liebich, 48 Waterloo Street, Brighton : autograph manuscript signed, 1887 August 27
Requests another proof.
Letter from Henry Legouis, 4 Pelham Place, Brompton, S.W., to Wellington Guernsey, Esq. : autograph manuscript signed, 1868 January 7 Tuesday
Accepts an engagement and names what he will play.
Letter from Isidore De Lara, 48 Woburn Place, W.C., to Chappell : autograph manuscript signed
Returns proofs for corrections.
The Modest Question / set by Mr. Russell
Printed sheet, possibly removed from periodical. Possibly set to music by William Russell, 1777-1813, English organist and composer.
First line of song: Can love be controuled by advice, can Madness and Reason agree.
The macaroni
Printed sheet, possibly removed from periodical. First line of song: "Of all the Characters in Town, among the Beaus and Wits, you'll find in Prancing up and down, the Courtiers or the Cits, A Macaroni..."
Letter from R? Lintern, Weymouth, to Wellington Guernsey : autograph manuscript signed, May 10
Asks Mr. Guernsey to inform him if he wants the preludes and in what key. Mentions Mr. [George Thomas(?)] Metzler of Great Marlboro Street.
Letter from Frederic Maccabe, 77 Euston Road, London : autograph manuscript signed, 1885 October 25
Requests that addressee "Have the corrections made in the song 'Truth Will Prevail.'"
Letter from Louise Liebhart, 8 Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wood, to Wellington Guernsey : autograph manuscript signed, 1867 April 8
Informs Mr. Guernsey that she has not yet received "A May Song" or "the last 'cadence' of Mr. Benedict."
Letter from Giacinto Marras, 2 Kensington Gore, Hyde Park, to Monsieur Michele : autograph manuscript signed, 1849 February 3
Letter from Sir Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, Royal Academy of Music, Tenterden Street, Hanover Square, London, to Mr. Saunders : autograph manuscript signed, 1888 November 25
Mentions conducting at the R.A.M. and a Mr. Miller Craig.