Elgar, Edward, 1857-1934
| Letter No. | Title | Transcribed text |
Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| VWL210 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood |
My dear Randolph It is delightful to get a letter from you - especially one asking me to do anything for you - I’ve looked through “Hilf... |
19061005 |
| VWL335 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Cecil Sharp |
Dear Sharp I can’t tell you how much your letter has delighted me - indeed I feel so excited I can do no work this morning. I had been in... |
191107-- |
| VWL816 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst |
Dear Gustav It is really splendid of them to want to come - we will see what we can fix up when we get to Dorking where our perfectly ... |
192809-- |
| VWL3880 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams |
Dearest Grace |
193----- |
| VWL891 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Peter Montgomery |
Dear Peter I quite agree with Dent’s letter - & I am in the same difficulty as he is about not knowing altogether what your purely... |
193006-- |
| VWL3883 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams |
Dearest Grace |
193108-- |
| VWL940 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams and others to Edward Elgar |
Dear Sir Edward Elgar You said last night that owing to the badness of the Woolworth pencils you could no longer write music. We all want... |
19310909 |
| VWL1056 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Edward Elgar |
Dear Sir Edward Elgar I, among hundreds of others, want to take this occasion to affirm my admiration & respect. |
19330604 |
| VWL1349 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Gustav Holst |
[Fragment] ... and I pointed out to her that some of hers was the same as yours - which made her very unhappy because she had thought it... |
1934---- |
| VWL3992 | Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Alexander Burnard |
My dear Friend |
19340125 |
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