Brian (Havergal) Group of letters addressed to Basil...
Brian (Havergal)
Group of letters addressed to Basil Maine, one reads in part “… You must have made his heart beat with pride. Apart from this my intent is in that he played a part as I also did in an age of happy comfortable circumstances that has disappeared for ever. I know all about that…”, signed “Havergal Brian”, 4to, 4 pages, mailing folds, North Harrow, June 21st 1942; Another reads in part “Please section (in ink or in pencil), in your copy – the letters agree with the score. I have checked transporting instruments – but kindly look again – also markings for when cello or Bassoon go to C Clef – all this saves time and trouble at rehearsal.”, signed “Havergal Brian”, two pages, slight staining, 4to, Middlesex, 6 July 1942; with 2 others (4)
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Brian (Havergal)
Group of letters addressed to Basil Maine, one reads in part “… You must have made his heart beat with pride. Apart from this my intent is in that he played a part as I also did in an age of happy comfortable circumstances that has disappeared for ever. I know all about that…”, signed “Havergal Brian”, 4to, 4 pages, mailing folds, North Harrow, June 21st 1942; Another reads in part “Please section (in ink or in pencil), in your copy – the letters agree with the score. I have checked transporting instruments – but kindly look again – also markings for when cello or Bassoon go to C Clef – all this saves time and trouble at rehearsal.”, signed “Havergal Brian”, two pages, slight staining, 4to, Middlesex, 6 July 1942; with 2 others (4)
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