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Collection name McCann Collection: Hungary (1947-1991)
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Description A collection of one folder of programmes from the McCann Collection. The collection contains programmes from concerts given outside the United Kingdom and were collected by the concert agent Norman McCann (1920-1999). The collection from Hungary forms part of the "Eastern Europe - former USSR" box.

The collection contains programmes and prospectuses from the following festivals and seminars: Budapest Early Music Forum (Buda Castle); International Bartok Festival (2); International Brass Chamber Music Camp, Competition and Festival; Régi Zenei Napok, Sopron (“Old Music Day”, Sopron). There is also an advert for a concert given in the Concert Hall of the College of Music (presumably Budapest) as well as a flier and a season prospectus for concerts organised by the Országos Filharmónia. There is a programme/ticket from a concert organised by the Magyar Rádió Zenei Foosztály.
Date range 1947 - 1991
Associated People and Organisations Budapest Early Music Forum (Buda Castle) - International Bartok Festival - International Brass Chamber Music Camp, Competition and Festival (Hungary) - Országos Filharmónia - Régi Zenei Napok, Sopron (“Old Music Day”, Sopron) -
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Associated Times 20th century - late 1971-1999 20th century - mid 1931-1970
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Royal Academy of Music Museum

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