Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood
Letter No. VWL175
Letter from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Ralph Wedgwood
Letter No.: VWL175
10 Barton Street
Westminster
October 28th [1901]
Dear Randolph,
[…] We are fairly settled down – at least Ralph is for until his ‘triumphant epilogue’1 is finished he will not go further than Hampstead Heath. He promises me a Sunday at Salisbury when it is done with. No orders for lectures on music have come in so far. Do you not feel the need for some at York? […]
Do you know the Quantocks? Ralph & I were there with his mother in September & liked them very much. We started at Nether Stowey & ended at Dunster. It necessitated a lot of Coleridge & Wordsworth from which I am only just recovering.
How did you get on with d’Annunzio I wonder – I hope you may be coming to London again before long. Our anxiety goes on just the same – there is no improvement.
Yours affectionately
Adeline Vaughan Williams
1. Catalogue of Works, p.15 (1900-1901/1).
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Date (year) from reference to ‘Triumphant epilogue’, which VW completed in November 1901, and revised in August/September 1902.
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Shelfmark:MS Mus. 1714/1/2, ff.61-62
