Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1872-1958. Old King Cole

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Letter No.	Title	Transcribed text	Date
VWL494	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Dorothy Newton	Dear Mrs Newton¹ I think your idea is most attractive - I sh^d like to hear some more details - Meanwhile I cannot ...	19220304
VWL763	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Dorothy Newton	Dear Mrs Newton¹ I’m afraid I don’t see my way to do anything “original” before the spring - & I think the best one for...	192209--
VWL777	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to John Burnaby	Dear Mr Burnaby¹ If Mrs Vulliamy will send me her libretto I will see if I can do anything² Yrs sincerely ...	192210--
VWL778	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to John Burnaby	Dear Mr Burnaby¹ I send herewith the opening of the Ballet² – arranged for pfte & violin (the best arrangement...	192303--
VWL515	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Boris Ord	Dear Ord,¹ a) I don't dare to undertake anything more - how I shall find time to score the old Ballet passes my comprehension...	19230415
VWL517	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to John Burnaby	Dear Burnaby,¹ Thankyou v. much for your letter I thought the way you all invented the dances & interpreted the music...	19230610
VWL780	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to John Burnaby	Dear Burnaby,¹ Many thanks for your letter – I had an idea that you had the complete choreography noted – of course this belongs...	192311--
VWL535	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Boris Ord	Dear Ord, I have only today had my score back from Jacobson who is arranging it for small orchestra. On looking it over I see it will want...	19231104
VWL536	Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Dorothy Lock Burnaby	Dear Mrs Burnaby,¹ Of course I shall be proud to remain, but I still feel that a president ought to be resident. Yours...	19231117
VWL540	Letter from Cecil Sharp to Ralph Vaughan Williams	19.I.24 Dear Ralph By all means use ‘I’ll go & enlist’ in your published ballet music - I am only too glad to hear you are...	19240119

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