Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Alexander Burnard

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VWL3994
Jan 1st 1936

From R. Vaughan Williams,
The White Gates,
Westcott Road,
Dorking.

Dear Burnard
Your Miss Una Gibson came to see me the other day - she seems to be getting on well & her harmony teacher R.O. Morris thinks well of her.
I am glad you are busy - though of course this interferes with composition. I am sorry I could not persuade Keith Falkner to sing your songs1 - I think I had better return them to you - I am not sure that looking at them and in light of further experience you may want to revise them.
My best regards wishes to you both for a prosperous & happy new year
Yrs sincerely
R Vaughan Williams

1. See VWL3989.

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Alexander Burnard Papers
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