THE LETTERS OF RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

The White Gates,
Dorking,
SURREY.

2nd November, 1949.

Dear Cedric

On Sunday, November 20th at 3.30 p.m. some singers and players are coming here to let me hear a “try through” of two new works of mine.¹
Would you care to come and hear them? My space is so limited that I can only ask a very few but I should like you to be among them.
Yrs

RVW

(R. Vaughan Williams).

Major Glover,
Rotherwood,
Holmbury St. Mary,
DORKING.

1.  An Oxford Elegy for speaker, small mixed chorus and small orchestra (Catalogue of Works 49/2), and Fantasia (quasi variazioni) on the `Old 104th’ Psalm Tune for pianoforte solo, accompanied by mixed chorus and orchestra (Catalogue of Works 49/3).