Edinburgh -- Scotland
Found in 838 Collections and/or Records:
Poem beginning 'Oh! for the flush of the mount[ain] heather', 23 June 1885
Poem beginning 'Oh! for the flush of the mount[ain] heather' written at 31 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh [Dùn Èideann].
Postcard to Edward Speyer from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 26 November 1925
Postcard, 26 November 1924, Edinburgh, Donald Tovey to Edward Speyer. Announcement of Tovey's forthcoming marriage to Clara Wallace. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Lady Walker from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 03 May 1930
Postcard, 3 May 1930, Edinburgh, Donald Tovey to Lady Walker. Sympathising over her husbands illness. Holograph signed, in pencil.
Postcard to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from A. Rontgen, 16 October 1922
Postcard, 16 October 1922, Amsterdam, A. Rontgen to Donald Tovey. Encouraging the Tovey's to vist Johannes and giving im their address. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Isabelle Georgina Maxwell Salvesen, 28 June 1921
Postcard, 25 May 1921, Edinburgh, Isabelle G. M. Salvesen to Donald Tovey. Discussion of the new Moor duplex piano. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Julius Rontgen, 22 February 1922
Postcard, 22 February 1922, Amsterdam, Julius Rontgen to Donald Tovey. Asking Tovey to comment on Rontgen's music and describing performances of his film. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Sophie Weisse, 13 December 1923
Postcard, 13 December 1923, Edinburgh, Sophie Weisse to Donald Tovey. Inviting Tovey to sort out pictures at George Square. Holograph signed.
Postcard to Sophie Weisse from Sir Donald Francis Tovey, 01 November 1919
Postcard, 1 November 1919, Edinburgh, Donald Tovey to Sophie Weisse. Note of first success of first Reid concert, praising Fanny Davies performance, and Tovey's address in Birmingham. Holograph signed.
Prayer entitled 'Altacha[dh] Leapa', 29 February 1884
Prayer entitled 'Altacha[dh] Leapa' collected from Alexander MacMillan, policeman, Edinburgh, beginning 'Tha mise dol a lai[ghe] noc[hd]'. Text has been scored through as if copied elsewhere.
Prayer entitled 'Altacha[dh] Leapa', 29 February 1884
Prayer entitled 'Altacha[dh] Leapa' collected from Alexander MacMillan, policeman in Edinburgh from Benbecula [Beinn na Faoghla], beginning 'Tha mise dol a lai[ghe] noc[hd]'. Text has been scored through as if copied elsewhere.