GBR/0012/MS/Alwyn/1/8A/3

Didn’t realise that WA was a fine conductor, best wishes for opera (Miss Julie), toughness of BBC Northern Orchestra and the Philharmonic

GBR/0012/MS/Alwyn/1/8A/4

Journal enthralling (From Ariel to Miranda), BBC is a mystery to Arnold.

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Inventories of Dart's collections of books, scores, instruments, equipment and journals.
Stainer and Bell papers Papers and contracts with publishers.

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This file includes correspondence from Lord Pakenham of the Foreign Office (with his signature), Ernest Bevin, and the BBC

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This file includes extracts from a BBC broadcast (aired on 28th October 1948) about professorial salaries, and then some correspondence relating to that broadcast and the questions it addressed.

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This flier lists classes and other opportunities, including clubs in Cambridge where German was spoken (such as the '55 Club' at 55 Hills Road) and German broadcasting (news etc.) on the BBC service, with times and frequencies

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A letter printed in The Times, giving biographical details of Orde who had recently died.

Scope and Contents Comprises correspondence and papers of Mary Hope Allen, as well as correspondence of her grandfather Robin Allen (1820-98), Secretary of Trinity House and a poet and critic, and of her father, Sir Ernest King Allen (1864-1937), Assistant Public Trustee 1915-23. Robin Allen's correspondents include 19th century politicians, artists, poets and critics such as W.E. Gladstone, Thomas Hardy, Lord Leighton, John Ruskin, Lord Tennyson, Arnold Toynbee and Mrs. Humphry Ward. There is a collection of...

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Raven's talk was broadcast on 15th December 1946, and this talk was reviewed in an article entitled 'Delightful Don' by Frederick Laws (included in this file). Several letters responding to Raven's talk are preserved alongside the published review.

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57 carbon typed letters to various departments (e.g. Display Section, Recording Department, Copyright Department, Public Relations Division) and various individuals (e.g. George Barnes, Controller of BBC Third Programme). Also includes 2 typed letters signed from George Barnes and copy typed letters from the University Registrary regarding permission to broadcast on the Third Programme public lectures given at the University.