Jacob, Gordon, 1895-1984

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL1326	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Vally Lasker	Dear Vally Gordon Jacob cannot come on Monday - So I fear it is no use going through the Symph¹ - But I should be glad if...	19341107
VWL3883	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace I agree with the great uncle "carry on". I felt very proud to think you had been my pupil when I heard "Hen Walia" over...	193108--
VWL3879	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dear Grace I've been through Hen¹- I like your tunes v. much - I should have liked "Suo Gân" all through again richly scored a le...	1931----
VWL676	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Malcolm Sargent	Dear Sargent Thank you so much for the tickets on Friday.¹ It was a wonderful spectacle and I enjoyed it very much. But my...	19290623
VWL4796	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Maud Karpeles	Dear Maud This is rather late to welcome you home. Yes, get Jacob to do the new dances - But you had better interview him first & explain...	1927----
VWL4788	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Maud Karpeles	My Dear Maud (1) Gordon Jacob will soon be sending you the 6 folk-tune marches for Fife & Drum band - I enclose his receipt (2) C...	19250615
VWL4611	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Marion Scott	Dear Miss Scott This is rather a difficult question - could you hear the 4^tet and judge of it. If G.¹...	19220201

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