Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1872-1958. Symphonies, no. 5, D major

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL1930	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ann Boult	Dearest Ann As the ban doesn’t apply to me I can write to you - Your letter went straight to the heart - How glad I am that you did write...	19440826
VWL1845	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ann Boult	Dearest Ann I must write of R’s No 5¹ - I listened to it yesterday - far more perfect than any performance I have heard - ...	19450204
VWL4685	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Cordelia Curle	Belov Boo [...] I am sitting in the window while R has an aftⁿ sleep - Miss Cullen¹ joins him for an early tea &...	19500914
VWL1842	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Joy Finzi	Dear Joyce What an exquisite and intoxicating present. It was very dear of you to send it to me. I'm so glad you could be there with...	194306--
VWL1336	Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear one 2 letters - and I felt so happy to have them - Even if compo doesn’t come the new scenes & the quiet bit will sow the...	19380712
VWL1865	Letter from Adrian Boult to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear Ralph I happened to be writing to Sibelius and without your permission I sent him the wording of your dedication.¹ It was...	19440214
VWL1791	Letter from Adrian Boult to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear Ralph You may like to hear that one or two people thought it a lovely broadcast.¹ Everything seemed clear and well balanced...	19430627
VWL3764	Letter from Alan Bush to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dr R. Vaughan Williams, O.M., 10, Hanover Terrace, Regents Park, N.W.1. Dear Vaughan Williams, The Composers Concourse has...	19551005
VWL2165	Letter from Arnold Barter to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear Vaughan Williams This is a kind of grace after music for the Symphony in D major¹. We did it on March 29th to our great and...	19470408
VWL2497	Letter from Ernest Irving to Ralph Vaughan Williams	Dear V.W., If all the world did not know you as our greatest living master, and all your friends as a benign and warm-hearted man, I should...	19471216

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