Performances
Found in 335 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Louis Fleury, c1925
Letter, [1925], Paris, Louis Fleury to Donald Tovey. Commenting on Tovey's trip to America and concerts in Paris and Edinburgh. Holograph signed, with black and white photograph of a man looking puzzled stuck to top of p.1.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Lucy Sklovsky, 16 May 1922
Letter, 16 May 1922, Edinburgh, Lucy Sklovsky to Donald Tovey. News of Slovsky's family, an outbreak of Scarlet fever and a production of Carmen. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from M. Stuart Fergusson, 12 January 1932
Letter, 12 January 1932, London, M. Stuart Fergusson to Donald Tovey. Thanking Tovey for an inspiring concert and praising Tovey's performance. Typescript signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Marco Goldin, 29 May 1929
Letter, 29 May 1929, Liechtenstein, Marco Goldin to Donald Tovey. Asking if a Vera Henderson can perform Beethoven's E sharp concerto with Tovey. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Margaret Warre Cornish, 24 May 1930
Letter, 24 May 1930, London, Margaret Warre Cornish to Donald Tovey. Praising Tovey's performance of Beethoven. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Marion Gill, c11 December 1920
Letter, 11 December 1920 [n.y], Edinburgh, Marion Gill to Donald Tovey. Requesting that a performance of a Schumann quintet be repeated. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Marion Ranken, c 29 April 1929
Letter, 29 April [n.y], Edinburgh, Marion Ranken to Donald Tovey. Congratulating Tovey on a performance. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Mary Herbert, c27 November 1934
Letter, 27 November 1934, Surrey , Mary Herbert to Donald Tovey. Praising a series of concerts, especially Casals performance of Toveys work. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Maud MacCarthy, c1920
Letter, [n.d], London, Maud MacCarthy to Donald Tovey. Thanking Tovey for an enjoyable performance. Holograph signed, see also Maud Foulds (Maud McCarty's married name).
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from [Miel Dieslel], c 23 August 1920
Letter, 23 August [n.y], [ Miel Dieslel] to Donald Tovey. Discussing plans for the first postwar concerts in England hoping Tovey can arrange some in Edinburgh, hoping to introduce a younger English generation to songs and music. Holograph signed.