Letter, 19 May 1902, London, Joseph Joachim to Alfred Richter. Introducing Tovey as an ' excellent young musician' with a wide breadth of music knowledge. Typescript copy, letter ripped at centre fold line.

Letter, 19 May 1902, London, Joseph Joachim to Alfred Richter. introducing Tovey as an ' excellent young musician' with a wide breadth of musical knowledge. Ms. Transcript, by Miss. Weisse.

Letter, 9 April 1906, Kurfurstendamm, Joseph Joachim to Guiseppe Buonamici. Introducing Tovey. Ms. Transcript by Miss. Weisse.

Letter, 7 February 1913, London, William Strecker to Robin Legge. Asking for Legge's patronage of Tovey and praising the composer, suggesting there is no living composer who has written and is likely to write Chamber Music like Tovey. Typescript, first page of L2488.

Letter, 25 September 1937, London, Alfred Weintraud to Donald Tovey. Concerning Tovey's letter to the Times about Schumann's posthumous violin concerto, and discussion of what Joachim said. Holograph signed.

Letter, 14 November 1903, Berlin, Joseph Joachim to Donald Tovey. Discussion of the violinist Vescey, praise of Tovey's concerts. Holograph signed, letter in bad condition.

Letter, [n.d], Woking, Betty Balfour to Sophie Weisse. Arranging a party for Joachim, discussion of the concerts at Fisher Hill and criticism of Tovey's playing. Holograph signed.

Letter, 29 March 1890, Cambridge, F. Jenkinson to Sophie Weisse. Advising Miss. Weisse to write to the Royal College of Music, and expressing pleasure at hearing Tovey's progress. Holograph signed.

Letter, 4 May 1890, London, Hubert C. Parry to Sophie Weisse. Suggesting a time for Miss. Weisse's pupil to visit. Holograph signed.

Postcard, 1 May 1939, Kent, Robert Ralm to Donald Tovey. Describing life in England after fleeing from Germany, and discussing Tovey's Trio opus 8 and a meeting with Joachim. Holograph signed.