Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827. Symphonies, no. 9, op. 125, D minor

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL290	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to René Gatty	Dear Herr Gattoy¹ I am just writing to say that Dresden is not a Reizendes ...	18980328
VWL3961	Letter from Gustav Holst to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear R It was good to read and re-read your letter today. One of the reasons for its goodness being that it contains much that I felt but...	19251111
VWL1571	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Professor H.G. Fiedler	Dear Professor Can you help me with a literary problem? I remember being told some years ago that when Schiller wrote his Ode “An die...	19390625
VWL1608	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Herbert Howells	Dear Herbert How good of you to write and send me all the messages from all my friends - to whom I request you to send my love with...	19391012
VWL1475	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Percy Scholes	Dear Scholes I was very glad to get your letter - It carries me back to very early days when we used to meet in London - I didn’t listen in...	19401204
VWL4672	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle	Belov Boo You will have some merry times with your harmonium - Is the sound powerful? I suppose it lives in the Studio. R gave his...	19460105
VWL4170	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Alan Frank (OUP)	Dear Frank, I admit that my first reaction to your letter was that it was proposed to convert PP¹ into a sort of Porgy and Bess,...	19570215
VWL3539	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Michael Kennedy	Dictated. My dear Michael, As regards Old Hundredth – would it be possible to print the tune – or at all events explain its true...	19570820