Maconchy, Elizabeth, 1907-1994

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL632	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Edward J. Dent	Dear Dent May I ask you for some advice? A composition pupil of mine at the R.C.M.¹ whom I consider very gifted is anxious to go...	19260701
VWL3854	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace Yes I've finished up the concerts started some years ago - foolish of me isn't it? So glad to hear about the 6^tet...	1929----
VWL667	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Royal College of Music	Miss Elizabeth Maconchy has been my pupil for nearly four years. I have great pleasure in testifying to her industry, good character and power to...	19290322
VWL3847	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace I'm so glad you are in the 1^st 4 - but now you've got to face the old die-hards - & I have little hope ...	1930----
VWL3896	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace I like those songs. I believe I like No 2 (my complaining) best. I've made one or 2 suggestions. In No 3. I should prefer...	1930----
VWL3894	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dear Grace I've read your long letter 3 times. I rejoice to think you are getting every moment of good out of your stay (this sounds priggish...	1930----
VWL3855	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace I do hope you were pleased last night - I was - it was masterly & lovely tunes in it - you've been developing on...	1931----
VWL3895	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dear Grace I haven't written to you for a long time - and never answered your long letter about Prague - which I was so glad to have - I've...	1931----
VWL1149	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Anne Macnaghten	My Dear Anne How splendid of you to be carrying on with the good work.¹ I have several suggestions: (1) Dorothy Gow’s...	1932----
VWL3819	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace That will be splendid. I will be at 4 Horbury Crescent at 7.30 And what can be prettier than a simple cotton frock...	1932----

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