Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood
Letter No. VWL1552
Letter from Ralph Vaughan Williams to Ursula Wood
Letter No.: VWL1552
[Early November 1941]
My Dear
All the versions of the poem are lovely.
– I can’t make up my mind yet
– Any way I can’t get down to it for a long time.
I will bring 2/6 along with me but I want to know more details. A mere peck is only worth 1/3. But was it passionate? If so 3/0. Was it intended as an epilogue to a comedy? In which case 5/0. Let me know full details.
As regards places for Sat. I’ve got a man coming to see me at 10.0. I may catch the 11.18 (Wloo 12.3).1 But it may have to be 11.55 (Wloo 12.43) – so in that case it will be a quick lunch and no time for any “funny stuff” as M.M.2 wd say.
Yrs
RVW
1. Trains from Dorking to Waterloo Station.
2. Probably May Mukle.
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General Notes:
The note is written on the reverse of a letter to VW from Adrian Boult’s secretary dated 30th October 1941.
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Shelfmark:MS Mus. 1714/2/1/1, f. 31