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Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Hugh Godley, c1921
Letter, 1921, London, Hugh Godley to Donald Tovey. Asking if Tovey is still interested in becoming elected as a member of The Athenaeum. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Hugh Godley, 09 October 1901
Letter, 9 October 1901, London, Hugh Godley to Donald Tovey. Asking about a picture of Brahms Tovey has and arranging a visit. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from Hugh Godley, 14 February 1914
Letter, 14 February 1921, London, Hugh Godley to Sophie Weisse. Expressing delight that Tovey will stand for a certain position and asking for a list of Tovey's literary works. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from William Strecker, 30 January 1912
Letter, 30 January 1912, London, William Strecker to Sophie Weisse. Advising Miss. Weisse to inform Tovey that she is paying for his works to be published, discussing copyright fee and explaining that the Tovey's works were published because of their artistic merit rather than a business point of view. Typescript signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from William Strecker, 17 February 1917
Letter, 17 February 1917, London, William Strecker to Sophie Weisse. Discussing the advertisement of the forthcoming Chelsea concert series, and news of a biographical sketch of Tovey's to appear in the ' Musical Record'. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from William Strecker, 09 March 1912
Letter, 9 March 1912, London, William Strecker to Sophie Weisse. Enclosing the proofs of the prospectus for the Chelsea concerts, and discussion of the printing of the programmes. Typescript signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from William Strecker, 20 April 1912
Letter, 20 April 1912, London, William Strecker to Sophie Weisse news of how many tickets have been sold for Tovey's Chelsea concerts. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sophie Weisse from William Strecker, 01 July 1912
Letter, 1 July 1912, London, William Strecker to Sophie Weisse. Concerning a mistake over concert dates, news of Godley and asking Miss. Weisse what should be done with the Ms. of Ariadne. Typescript signed.