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Papers 1898-1951 [manuscript]
Bib ID 2921905
Format ManuscriptManuscript, OnlineOnline
Author
Hart, Fritz Bennicke, 1874-1949
 
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Access Conditions Available for reference. Not for loan. 
Description 1898-1951 
81 cm. (46 folders) 1 fol. package 
Summary

Correspondence, telegrams, programmes, newspaper cuttings, music (mainly solo songs), photographs, articles by and about Hart, unpublished novels and other papers of Fritz Hart. Correspondents include Gustave Holst (1922-1933), Ralph Vaughan Williams (1936-1949), Hubert Parry, David Bispham, George Russell ("A. E."), Nellie Melba, B. J. Dale, Philip Heseltine ("Peter Warlock"), W. K. Magee, Percy Grainger, Angela Thirkell and Granville Bantock.

Biography/History

Fritz Hart (1874-1949), F.R.C.M.; composer; conductor of Honolulu Symphony Orchestra 1931-1949. Worked in Australia, 1909-1936.

Notes

Manuscript reference no. : NLA MS 2809

Index/Finding Aid Note Descriptive list available (5 p.) 
Subjects Hart, Fritz B. - (Fritz Bennicke) - Archives.  |  Vaughan Williams, Ralph, - 1872-1958 - Correspondence.  |  Holst, Gustav, - 1874-1934 - Correspondence.  |  Composers - Archives.  |  Songs.
Occupation Composers.
Other authors/contributors Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 1872-1958  |  Holst, Gustav, 1874-1934

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