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Collection name English Provinces: St. Albans (1934-2002)
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Description A collection of 22 programmes and prospectuses from St. Albans, from 1934 to 2002.

The majority of items in the collection are from concerts given in the Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban. Alternative names cited for this venue on programmes include the following: St. Alban's Cathedral; St. Albans Abbey. A large number of programmes are from organ recitals or choir concerts.

Other venues represented in the collection include the following: Abbey Theatre; County Theatre; Maltings Arts Centre; Verulamium. In addition there is a prospectus from performances given by St. Albans Chamber Opera. There is also a festival programme from the International Organ Festival, held in 1981.

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The programmes are sorted by venue, then by date. The multi-venue prospectus and festival programme are at the end of the sequence.
Date range 1934 - 2002
Associated People and Organisations International Organ Festival (St. Albans) - St. Albans Chamber Opera -
Associated Places Abbey Theatre, St. Albans County Theatre, St. Albans Maltings Arts Centre, St. Albans St. Albans St. Albans Abbey Verulamium, St. Albans
Associated Times 20th century - late 1971-1999 20th century - mid 1931-1970 21st century
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