MS Mus. 1813/2/1/231/9

Correspondence of 1954–1957 to, from or relating to organisations or individuals with names beginning H-: the President of the Hertford Music Club, Edith Harrhy, Lord Harewood (a note only, to say 'all correspondence filed "BRITISH COUNCIL"'), Stanley Harper of the British Federation of Music Festivals, Julius Harrison (regarding John Christie), Hartley Baird Ltd. (regarding the competition between British and (West) German manufacturers of office dictating equipment), Thomas and Olga de Hartmann, Philip Hattey, Geoffrey Hawkes (with memorandum for Mr. J. R. Howard), Michael Head, Walter S. Heebner, Myra Hess (and Beryl Davis, regarding Delia Calapai, Dorothy Hogben and 'Hohners, Argentina'). With agenda for the 1955 Annual Conference of the British Federation of Music Festivals, programme of a recital given by Evelyn Rothwell and Michael Head (Wigmore Hall, 7 February 1957, including the first performance of Michael Head's 'Legend'), Marcel Henrion (regarding Nigel Boosey), Roy Heaton Smith, Jack Henderson (Music Advisor, United States Information Service), Count F. Vanden Heuvel, Holmwoods & Back & Manson Ltd., Andrée Honegger, the Hotel Continental (rue Castiglione, Paris), Norris Houghton, the Hungarian Relief Fund, Reginald Hunt, Ian Hunter, Captain John Fenwick Hutchings, Olive Hutchings (with reference to Pat Thayer), Mr. R. H. Hutchinson (of West Redding, Connecticut) and Dr. Leigh Henry. With newsletter of the Vic-Wells Association (No. 123, September 1957) and programmes for 'Historical Concerts of British Music' at the Reardon Smith Theatre (National Museum of Wales, 23 November 1945, 7 December 1945, 18 January 1946 and 1 February 1946).

This file was originally entitled '"H" (MISCELLANEOUS).' and was loose, rather than in a packet.