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Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 168-208
Title:: ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION MSS Mus. 168-208. Music manuscripts and papers of the composer and conductor and Alexander Morvaren (‘Alick’) Maclean (b.1872, d.1936); 1880-1970, n.d. All music manuscripts are autograph full scores for orchestra, written in ink, except where otherwise stated. See K. Young, Music’s Great Days in the Spas and Watering-Places (1968), pp. 78-107. Presented by Alick Mayhew, Esq., grandson of the composer, 12 Sept. 1988, and incorporated June 2002. Paper. Forty-one vol...
Scope & Content:: 'Alick' Morvaren Maclean, or Alexander; composer and conductor: Music manuscripts and papers: 1880-1970, n.d.
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:: 1880-1970
Extent:: 41 items

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 171
Title:
Scope & Content:: MS Mus. 171. ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION. Vol. iv. ‘Carmen Cremonense’. Synopses (ff. 1-15); – libretto (ff. 16-58); – French translation of the libretto by Paul Spaak (ff. 59-76); – German translation of the libretto by Carl Fischer (ff. 77-101); – Italian translation of the synopsis and libretto ...
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: French, German, and Italian
Date Range:: Unspecified
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 171-178
Title:: MSS Mus. 171-178. ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION. Vols. iv-xi. ‘Die Liebesgeige (The Hunchback of Cremona)’, opera in two acts (libretto ‘Sheridan Ross’ [H. E. I. Durand], after F. E. J. Coppée’s ‘Le luthier de Crémone’); [circa 1906]. The opera was originally written in one act and variously entitled ‘Carmen Cremonense’, ‘Cremona’ and ‘The Hunchback’. Eight volumes.
Scope & Content:: Harriette Eveline Isabel Hovenden Durand, née Maclean; alias 'Sheridan Ross'; writer: Operas by Alick Maclean , to libretti by Harriette Eveline Isabel Hovenden Durand: [1892-1906]. François Edouard Joachim Coppée, writer of plays: 'Die Liebesgeige', opera by Alick Maclean, to a libretto by H. ...
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:: [c 1906]
Extent:: 8 items

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 198-208
Title:: D. Papers.
Scope & Content:: Scarborough, North Riding of Yorkshire: Papers of Alick Maclean, conductor, largely concerning the Scarborough Spa Orchestra: 1880-1970.
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, and German
Date Range:: [1880-1970]
Extent:: 11 items

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 199-202
Title:: MSS Mus. 199-202. ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION. Vols. xxxii-xxxv. Correspondence; 1893-1970, n.d. Four volumes. Overall size 350 x 230mm.
Scope & Content:: Joanna Frances Maclean, née Dickson; wife of Alick Maclean: Correspondence: circa 1900-1950.
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, and German
Date Range:: 1893-1970
Extent:: 4 items

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 202
Title:
Scope & Content:: MS Mus. 202. ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION. Vol. xxxv. Correspondence; 1935-70, n.d. ff. 154. includes: ff. 1-2 Marguerite Hénon, singer: Letter to Alick Maclean: 1935: Typewritten, signed.ff. 4-5, 7-8 Alick John Sidney Cotton, grandson of Alick Maclean: Letters to Alick and Joanna Maclean: 19...
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English and French
Date Range:: 1935-1970
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 243
Title:
Scope & Content:: MS Mus. 243. ELLEN COLEMAN: songs for voice and piano; 1936-57, n.d. ff. 64. 1. f. 1. ‘The Waterlily’ (words, Robert Nichols); 1936. 2. ff. 2-3. ‘Dawn’ (words, George Villiers); 1942. 3. ff. 4-5. ‘The Wakeful Nightingale’ (words, Roy Campbell); 1944. 4. ff. 6-9. ‘The Lamb’ (words, Blake); N...
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:: 1936-1957
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 243-245
Title:: MSS Mus. 243-245. ELLEN COLEMAN (b. circa 1886, d.1973): music manuscripts; 1921-57, n.d. Autograph scores, in ink. For correspondence of Ellen Coleman, see Add. 59897-59898. Further music manuscripts are housed at City University, London. Presented to the British Institute of Recorded Sound and transferred to Music Collections from the National Sound Archive, 23 April 1996. Three volumes. 310 x 240mm.
Scope & Content:: Ellen Coleman, composer: Music manuscripts: 1921-57, n.d.: Autogr.
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:: 1921-1957
Extent:: 3 items

Reference (shelfmark):: MS Mus. 266
Title:: MS Mus. 266. FRANÇOIS CLÉMENT THÉODORE DUBOIS (b.1837, d.1924): ‘Notre Dame de la Mer, Légende du pays Boulonnais pour Soli, choeurs et Orchestre’ [and organ], to a libretto by Louis Gallet; [1897]. Full score. Copy in ink, with conductors’ markings in red and blue crayon and pencil. French. From the hire library of the publisher Heugel. The title page bears stamps and annotations relating to sixteen performances between 1897 and 1919. Purchased from Lisa Cox, 5 March 1998. ff. 124. 350 x 2...
Scope & Content:: Louis Gallet, French writer: François Clément Théodore Dubois, composer and organist: 'Notre Dame de la Mer', oratorio by François Clément Théodore Dubois, to a libretto by Louis Gallet: 1897: Fr.: Copy.
Collection Area:: Music Collections
Languages:: English and French
Date Range:: [1897]
Extent:: 1 item

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