Child, Harold, 1869-1945

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL4938	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Child, I shd think the drafts w^d do very well. I want something rather march-like in character I think (rather like my '...	1910---
VWL4939	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	My dear Child And this just as I am beginning to enjoy myself and things are going to hum! I spent all yesterday afternoon and evening over...	1910----
VWL4936	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Child, No, it isn't that I feel uncomfortable except on a few points of detail. But there are some problems and the chief one is...	1910----
VWL4925	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear M^r Child, I've at last read through your admirable scenario very thoroughly - it seems fine, it ought to turn unto something...	191006--
VWL365	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Mr. Child.¹ (I hope I spell your name right - I’ve never seen it written!) First I want to thank you very much for...	19100715
VWL4937	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	I am supposed to be writing something else but I find myself at odd moments thinking of bits of music for the scenes you sent me. It is all...	19110713
VWL4940	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	My dear Child I think the opera is beginning to go swimmingly. I have sketched fully from Mary's ballad down to the end of Hugh's 1^...	19110810
VWL4941	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Child Thank you very much for your letter. I am sorry to hear that Mrs. Child has been so ill. It was too good of you to pay any...	19110815
VWL4943	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Child C^d you come here one day soon & have a long talk over the opera - the 2^nd Act is getting...	1912----
VWL4944	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Harold Child	Dear Child I hope my telegram didn't alarm you - but I suddenly found I was going to have a peaceful 4 days in which I hope to set to work on...	1912----

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