Folk song

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL179	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Lucy Broadwood	Dear Miss Broadwood Can you help me on the subject of Scottish songs? I want to say a few words in the course of a lecture on Folksongs,...	19020724
VWL5109	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of the Morning Post	Sir, All lovers of music must have been interested in the report in the Morning Post of the 27th ult. of Mr. C.J. Sharp's lecture on folk-...	19031201
VWL5106	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of the Morning Post	Sir, I am very glad to see the letter from Miss Lucy Broadwood on “The Preservation of the Folk-Song.” A suggestion coming from such a well...	19031215
VWL5105	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of The Morning Post	Sir, Your correspondent, Mr Stewart Gowe, is of the opinion that there are no folk-songs left in Essex. Last Spring I spent a fortnight in...	19040924
VWL5107	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of the Morning Post	Sir, Will you kindly allow me to mention in reply to your correspondent Mr. Gowe that the Essex village where I made my collection of folk-...	19041008
VWL4321	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Martin Shaw	Dear Shaw I am off tomorrow folk-songing near Scole. If you have any advice to offer will you send me a card Post Office Diss Norfolk I...	1905----
VWL189	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood	Dear Randolph They are doing my Heroic Elegy at Leeds on Sat: 21st and we are thinking of going to it - is there any chance of our seeing...	19050115
VWL5108	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Editor of the Morning Post	Sir, I am glad to see in your issue of this morning that Miss Keeton did not intend to impugn Mr. Sharp's probity when she referred to his...	19060828
VWL149	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to the Folk Song Society	I think that the 1^st paragraph on p.5, namely that dealing with the B.O.E.¹ needs modification and I should like to...	190611--
VWL147	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Cecil Sharp	Dear Sharp I'm most fearfully sorry about the report (I have lost my copy but I suppose you refer to the sentence about the Board of...	190611--

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