Concert Programs
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 06 August 1901
Letter, 6 August 1901, Surrey, Sir Donald Francis Tovey to Edward Speyer. Suggestion of a programme for the Soldat quartet. Holograph signed, L139 - L142 sewn together.
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 21 April 1908
Letter, 21 April 1908, Cannes, Donald Tovey to Edward Speyer. Plan for concert programme. Holograph signed, L169 - L176 sewn together.
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 07 April 1910
Letter, 7 April 1910, Surrey, Donald Tovey to Edward Speyer. Plan for forthcoming concert. Holograph signed, L177 - L185 sewn together.
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 18 April 1910
Letter, 18 April 1910, Donald Tovey to Edward Speyer. Concerning the Classical concert series. Holograph signed, L177 - L185 sewn together.
Letter to Edward Speyer from Sophie Weisse, c1920
Letter, [1911], Sophie Weisse to Edward Speyer. Condemning the classical concert series and Tovey's part in their organisation. Typescript copy.
Letter to Mary Gardner Grierson from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, c1931
Letter, [1931], Suffolk, Donald Tovey to Mary Grierson. Revision of concert programme. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Betty Balfour, c1930
Letter, [n.d], Surrey, Betty Balfour to Donald Tovey. Discussion of the Joachim concerts, suggesting the Queens Hall as the venue, the London Orchestra and Tovey as conductor, guarantee of money and suggestions for pianists. Holograph signed.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from George Parker, 16 August 1922
Letter, 16 August 1922, Middlesex, George Parker to Donald Tovey. Informing Tovey that Parker is attempting to put on a performance of a Bach work, and wondering if there would be an opening for such a piece at the Reid Concerts. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Sophie Weisse from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, c1899
Postcard, [1899], Donald Tovey to Sophie Weisse. Thanking Miss. Weisse for sending letters and programmes. Holograph signed with black and white photograph of Joachim giving a lecture.