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
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----
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----
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----
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----
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----
VWL3820	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Grace Williams	Dearest Grace You are a dear to let me have my song back - I must hear the opera [?] one day soon - after the holidays, I suppose, go...	1932----

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