Showing 9789 results

Archival description
Print preview View:

23 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning his departure from the RAF and twelve new pieces of music for the piano.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence, postmarked 24th September 1944, from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning his breakdown.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from D. H. Doble to Martin Picken.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning other letters he has received and the choir.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning Picken's father's death and his occasional attempts to write music.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning his life as a wireless operator and the few occasions he plays the organ.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning Doveton and the Blitz, and Vivien's engagement.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning a new work for the organ (a Rhapsody in E Flat) and Doveton.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken concerning the Beecham escapade and the war.

Letters

Hand-written correspondence from Douglas Steele to Martin Picken discussing his new job as a wireless operator with the RAF.

Results 21 to 30 of 9789