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Collection name
Susi Dell collection: Wigmore Hall programmes (2004-05)
Unique identifier
Mus. 321 c.1
Description
A collection of handbills and programmes for performances given at the Wigmore Hall, London, between January 2004 and December 2005, held as the fifth of seven boxes comprising the Susi Dell collection.
The majority of the programmes relate to the main sequence/Master Series of Wigmore Hall concerts: these documents include information about the venue, words, programme notes, biographical notes and photographs.
The box also contains handbills (with programme notes and biographical notes) for six Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts and handbills and programmes for various other performances at the Wigmore Hall.
Many of the programmes carry handwritten annotations, which provide Dell's observations on the performance, including a record of any encores performed. Some are held with press cuttings/printed reviews and/or concert tickets.
1. Master Series
14 January 2004: Alice Coote (mezzo soprano) and Julius Drake (piano).
31 January 2004: Geraldine McGreevy and Christian Gerhaher (vocal) with Graham Johnson (piano).
24 February 2004: Matthias Goerne (baritone) and Eric Schneider (piano).
18 March 2004: Christine Brewer (soprano) and Roger Vignoles (piano).
25 March 2004: Dorothea Röschmann (soprano) and Graham Johnson (piano).
4 April 2004: Anne Sofie von Otter (mezzo soprano) and Bengt Forsberg (piano).
20 April 2004: Angela Hewitt (piano), Susan Gritton (soprano), Christopher Maltman (baritone) and Graham Johnson (piano).
21 April 2004: Opening Concert of Saint-Saens Festival.
4-6 May 2004: Young Artists in Concert, with Matthias Goerne (baritone) (single document).
7 May 2004: Takács Quartet with Aleksandar Madzar (piano).
8 May 2004: Matthias Goerne (baritone) and Alexander Schmalcz (piano).
16 May 2004: Women's Lives and Lovers by Felicity Lott and Angelika Kirchschlager (vocal) with Graham Johnson (piano).
May 2004: Saint-Saens Festival, directed by Steven Isserlis.
22 October 2004: Malena Ernman (mezzo soprano) and Bengt-Åke Lundin (piano).
30 October/1 November 2004: Belcea Quartet with Ann Murray and Simon Keenlyside (vocal), conducted by Paul Kildea.
8 November 2004: Matthias Goerne (baritone) and Eric Schneider (piano).
10 November 2004: Matthias Goerne (baritone) and Eric Schneider (piano).
15 November 2004: Alice Coote (mezzo soprano) with Julius Drake (piano).
2 December 2004: Gerald Finley (baritone) and Julius Drake (piano).
7 December 2004: Robert Holl (bass-baritone) and Roger Vignoles (piano).
14 December 2004: Belcea Quartet with Ian Bostridge and Gweneth-Ann Jeffers (vocal) and Thomas Ades (piano).
17 December 2004: Anja Silja (soprano) and Roger Vignoles (piano).
25 January 2005: Dame Felicity Lott and Ann Murray (vocal) and Graham Johnson (piano).
26 January 2005: Yvonne Kenny, John Mark Ainsley and Sir Thomas Allen (vocal) and Graham Johnson (piano).
31 January 2005: Philip Langridge, Mark Padmore and Ronan Collett (vocal), Richard Watkins (horn) and Roger Vignoles and Lindy Tennent-Brown (piano). This document carries a handwritten annotation regarding illness among the performers and a replacement programme is inserted.
29 March 2005: Sir Thomas Allen (baritone) and Malcolm Martineau (piano).
6 April 2005: Susan Gritton (soprano), Anthony Marwood (violin), Moray Welsh (cello) and Graham Johnson (piano).
10 May 2005: Michael Schade (tenor) and Malcolm Martineau (piano).
24 May 2005: Christine Schäfer (soprano) and Graham Johnson (piano).
10/11 June 2005: The Lindsays.
5 July 2005: Joan Rodgers and Kate Royal (soprano), Christopher Maltman and Ronan Collett (baritone) and Roger Vignoles (piano).
2 October 2005: Ronan Collett (baritone) and Nicholas Rimmer (piano) (handbill).
1 December 2005: Gerald Finley (baritone) and Julius Drake (piano).
2. Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts
15 November 2004: Quatuor Mosaiques.
29 November 2004: Schubert Ensemble.
14 February 2005: Trio Fontenay
7 March 2005: Zehetmair Trio.
11 April 2005: Belcea Quartet
23 May 2005: Hagen Quartet
3. Miscellaneous concerts
20 January 2004: 25th Anniversary Concert of the Endellion String Quartet (handbill).
26-29 January 2004: Park Lane Group Master classes, with Christa Ludwig (with words and biographical notes).
7 November 2004: Sunday Morning Coffee Concert by The Lindsays (handbill).
23 February 2005: King's Consort, directed by Robert King (with words, notes and biographical notes).
6 December 2005: András Shiff Lecture-Recital (handbill).
Date range
2004 - 2005
Associated People and Organisations
Zehetmair Trio -
Welsh, Moray -
Watkins, Richard -
Vignoles, Roger -
Trio Fontenay -
Tennent-Brown, Lindy -
Takács Quartet -
Silja, Anja -
Schubert Ensemble of London -
Schneider, Eric -
Schmalcz, Alexander -
Schiff, Andras -
Schäfer, Christine -
Schade, Michael -
Saint-Saens, Camille -
Royal, Kate -
Röschmann, Dorothea -
Rodgers, Joan -
Rimmer, Nicholas -
Quatuor Mosaiques -
Park lane group -
Padmore, Mark -
Otter, Anne Sofie von -
Murray, Ann -
McGreevy, Geraldine -
Marwood, Anthony -
Martineau, Malcolm -
Maltman, Christopher -
Madzar, Aleksandar -
Lundin, Bengt-Åke -
Ludwig, Christa 1928 -
Lott, Felicity 1947 -
Lindsay String Quartet -
Langridge, Philip -
Kirchschlager, Angelika -
King's Consort -
King, Robert -
Kildea, Paul -
Kenny, Yvonne -
Keenlyside, Simon -
Johnson, Graham -
Jeffers, Gweneth-Ann -
Isserlis, Steven -
Holl, Robert -
Hewitt, Angela -
Hagen Quartett -
Gritton, Susan -
Goerne, Matthias -
Gerhaher, Christian -
Forsberg, Bengt -
Finley, Gerald -
Ernman, Malena -
Endellion String Quartet -
Drake, Julius -
Dell, Susi -
Coote, Alice -
Collett, Ronan -
Brewer, Christine -
Bostridge, Ian -
Belcea Quartet -
BBC Radio Three -
Allen, Thomas -
Ainsley, John Mark -
Ades, Thomas -
Associated Places
Associated Times
21st century
Associated Content
Photographs
Annotations
Word books
Handbills
Programme notes
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Bodleian Library, Music Library
Broad Street,Music Library Oxford OX1 3BG Open Map
DOMUS
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http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk
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Collections Overview
The collection has very strong holdings of British music and related material acquired in part by legal deposit. Many collected editions and scholarly series. Very strong periodical coverage, including major 19thC European journals. Largest collection of American song material in UK.
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