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Collection name Rubbra Archive Programmes, etc.: Box 3 (1937-41)
Unique identifier MS. Rubbra 18
Description Edmund Rubbra: programmes, reviews and writings (mostly bound in chronological order) 1937 - 1941 [Box 3 of 17]

30/04/1937, Concert Hall, Broadcasting Houses, London: Including Symphony no. 1, op. 44 with BBC Orchestra, conducted by Adrian Boult
13/08/1937, Queens Hall, London: Including Fantasia for violin and orchestra with Frederick Grinke and BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Henry Wood and Rubbra (Fantasia)
26/10/1937, Stationers Hall, London: Worshipful company of Musicians Annual Dinner
14/12/1937, Oxford University Press, Amen House, London: Concert of new English Music, including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31 with Antoinette Chaplin and Rubbra (piano)
26/01/1938, Hall, University of Reading: Including Rubbra songs and Violin sonata, no.2, op.31 with Dulcie Nutting (soprano), Antoinette Rubbra (violin) and Rubbra (piano)
1938 season, Westminster Theatre: Volpone by Ben Johnson with music by Rubbra, produced by Michael Macowan
01/02/1938, Wigmore Hall, London: Recital including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31 with Isolde Menges (violin) and Howard Ferguson (piano)
16 - 17/05/1938, Gewerbhaus Dresden: Including Symphony no. 1, op. 44
on 17/05/1938 with Dresdner Philharmonie conducted by Paul van Kempen
11/10/1938, Birmingham Music Guild, includes works by Rubbra with Mary Pollack (soprano), Norris Stanley (violin), Stuart Jones (violin) and Rubbra (piano)
17/10/1938, Wigmore Hall, London: song recital including In dark weather, op. 33 with Gwen Catley and Jenny Hyman (piano)
17/11/1938, Queen's Hall, London: including Brahms Variations and Fugue on a theme by Handel, orchestrated by Rubbra with London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Adrian Boult
05/12/1938, Wigmore Hall, London: including 5 Motets, op. 37 with Fleet Street Choir conducted by T B Lawrence
16/12/1938, Maida Vale Studio, London: including Symphony no. 2 , op. 45 with BBC Orchestra conducted by Adrian Boult
23/05/1939, Aeolian Hall, London: song and instrumental recital including songs by Rubbra and Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31 with Graham Carritt, Antoinette Chaplin (violin) and Rose Morse (piano)
03/06/1939, Downing College, Cambridge: violin and piano recital including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31, with Antoinette Rubbra (violin) and Rubbra (piano)
25/11/1939, Aeolian Hall, London: recital including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31 with Albert Sammons (violin) and Geoffrey Tankard (piano)
13/01/940, Bradford Subscription Concert (Eastbrook Hall?), including Improvisations on Virginal Pieces by Giles Farnaby, op. 50, with Halle orchestra conducted by Keith Douglas
13/04/1940, Wigmore Hall, London: recital including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31 with Albert Sammons (violin) and Geoffrey Tankard (piano)
02/05/1940, National Gallery, London: recital including Violin Sonata no. 2, op. 31, with Albert Sammons (violin), Gerald Moore (piano) and Rubbra (piano)
27/05/1940, Wigmore Hall, London: including, 5 Madrigals, op. 51, with Fleet Street choir conducted by T B Lawrence
15/12/1940: Odeon Theatre, Manchester, including Symphony no. 3, op. 49, with Halle Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Sargent [2 copies]
17/02/1941: St Peter's Hall, Bournemouth, including Symphony no. 3, op. 51, with Wessex Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Reginald Goodall and Rubbra (Symphony)
20/09/1941: St Giles, Reading: Service of English music including Hymne to God the Father from 5 Motets, op. 37 with Fleet Street Choir conducted by T B Lawrence [Page 161]
08/11/1941: Wigmore Hall, London, including 5 Spenser Sonnets, op. 42 with John Mckenna and London-Polish String Quartet


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Date range 1937-04-00 - 1941-12-00
Associated People and Organisations BBC Orchestra - Boult, Adrian - Grinke, Frederick - Edmund Rubbra - Wood, Henry - BBC Symphony Orchestra - Dulcie Nutting - Antoinette Rubbra - Michael Macowan - Ferguson, Howard - Dresdner Philharmonie - Gwen Catley - Paul van Kempen - Jenny Hyman - Isolde Menges - Mary Pollock - Norris Stanley - Stuart Jones - London Philharmonic Orchestra - Fleet Street Choir - Thomas Bertie Lawrence - Antoinette Chaplin - Carritt, Reginald Graham - Rose Morse - Sammons, Albert - Geoffrey Tankard - Hallé Orchestra - Keith Douglas - Moore, Gerald - Sargent, Malcolm - Wessex Philharmonic Orchestra - Goodall, Reginald - London Polish String Quartet - John McKenna -
Associated Places Broadcasting House, London: Concert Hall Queens Hall, London Stationers Hall, London Amen House, London University of Reading Westminster Theatre Wigmore Hall Gewerbhaus Dresden Birmingham Music Guild Maida Vale Studio Aeolian Hall, London Downing College, University of Cambridge Eastbrook Hall, Bradford National Gallery Odeon Theatre, Manchester St Giles, Reading
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