Comprises the following items:
2185/LEB/5/ OTHER MANUSCRIPT AND PRINTED MUSIC 1588-1929
2185/LEB/5/ Gustav von Holst: Woodwind quintet in A flat. [1903]
2185/LEB/5/1 'Quintet in A flat for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon', autograph manuscript by Gustav von Holst, 31 Grena Road, Richmond, Surrey [This quintet [opus 14] was published by Faber, of London, in 1903]. [c.1903]
2185/LEB/5/ Early music. (1588)-[1899]
2185/LEB/5/2 Two manuscript copies of scores of Purcell's 'Distressed Innocency; or the Princess of Persia Overture', and portions of Amphitryon, written and annotated in several hands, one of which is Lucy Broadwood's. One score is bound, the other written on loose sheets. On the cover, Lucy has given her address as 52 St George's Square, [where she lived until 1899]. In 1896, Lucy corresponded with Edward Dannreuther concerning her edition of Amphitryon and sent him a copy of her score, which he annotated and returned, but which has become separated from its covering letter (see -/1/45 & 84). nd [1896 x 1899]
2185/LEB/5/3 Printed card bearing photographic copies of the title page of Tenor Psalmes, Sonets And Songs Of Sadness And Pietie, Made Into Musicke Of Five Parts ...by William Byrd, printed by Thomas East, Paule's Wharf, London, 1588; of Byrd's preface; and engraving of portraits of Thomas Tallis and William Byrd. (1588)
2185/LEB/5/4 23 unbound illustrated pages from The Musical Entertainer, vol I, engraved by George Bickham jr. Some sheets are dated 1737. Label annotated by Lucy Broadwood: 'Bickham's Musical Entertainer, vol.1, duplicates'. [According to the British Library catalogue, The Musical Entertainer was a 2 volume anthology of popular songs by such composers and poets as Vanburgh, Handel, Corelli, Purcell, Arne and Pepusch, first published in 1737 (2nd ed. 1740)]. [1737]
2185/LEB/5/5 82 unbound illustrated pages from The Musical Entertainer, vol.II, engraved by George Bickham jr contained in a packet annotated by Lucy Broadwood: 'Bickham's Musical Entertainer, vol.II'. The pages are not of a uniform size. A printed note at the foot the music to 'The Invitation to Mira' reads 'according to ye late Act, 6 June 1738'. [According to the British Library catalogue, The Musical Entertainer was a 2 volume anthology of popular songs by such composers and poets as Vanburgh, Handel, Corelli, Purcell, Arne and Pepusch, first published in 1737 (2nd ed. 1740)]. [?1737 x 1740]
2185/LEB/5/6 Manuscript title page reads (in Lucy Broadwood's hand]: Orpheus Caledonius or a Collection of the best Scotch Songs set to Musick by W Thomson, London. Engraved and printed for the Author at his house in Leinster Fields … 'this is the 1st Edition [1725] and is the 1st published collection of Scotch Songs. LEB...' and on the reverse of this page 'from Mr Edward Clifford June 10 1904'. Manuscript annotations throughout, some attributed to Joseph Child, 1764 & 1806 (facing pages of songs 19, 22 & 49); and manuscript music for 'The Blithsom Bridal' and words for 'The Button Hole, a new song' (facing page, song 36). Also includes 2 loose engraved song sheets, [early 18th cent]. The volume appears to have been rebound around the time Lucy was given it. [1725]
2185/LEB/5/7 The Airs and Melodies peculiar to the Highlands of Scotland and the Isles …as approved …by the Highland Society of Scotland edited by Captain Simon Fraser and harmonised by Mr [John?] Gow (Duncan Stevenson & Co for the editor, Edinburgh, 1816). Manuscript annotations by Lucy Broadwood on cover: 'A new edition restoring the airs to their old and correct tonality was published 1876' and 'HFB to LEB Aug 88'; and throughout. 1816
2185/LEB/5/8 La Clé Du Caveau à L'Usage de tous les chansonniers français des amateurs, auteurs, acteurs du Vaudeville…par Capelle, (2nd edition, Abel Lanoe, Paris, France, 1816). Printed music and lyrics for 1500 songs. Manuscript annotation: 'Mr Broadwood'. 1816
2185/LEB/5/9 Some Ancient Christmas Carols with the Tunes to which they were formerly sung in the West of England, collected by Davies Gilbert, FRS, FAS (John Nichols & Son, London, 1822). Bound with printed pamphlet from the Gentleman's Magazine listing new works published by John Nichols & Son, 25 Parliament Street, London. Initialled 'LE Broadwood, Lyne' with Lucy's manuscript list of the contents of Davies Gilbert's 2nd edition, 1823 (loose enclosure). 1822
2185/LEB/5/ Fuller Maitland family: manuscript music books. 1842-1888
2185/LEB/5/10 Volume of manuscript copies of music including airs by named composers, children's songs and traditional songs. The hand is not identified but in some cases a date has been given for the copy together with the place where copied/composed, including Inholmes, Pines Hill, Blagdon, Wargrave. [Originally found alongside other manuscript music books of the Fuller Maitland family (-/5/11-13); the house names given above were all residences of the Fuller Maitland family during the 19th cent.] c.1847-1850
2185/LEB/5/11 Volume of manuscript copies of music, chiefly composed by Mendelssohn, Schubert, Rossini and Handel. Manuscript annotation on flyleaf: 'Helen Fuller Maitland Garth 1886: Harmonium'. In some cases a date has been given for the copy and 'Lawley', presumably the location where the copy was made. 1886-1888
2185/LEB/5/12 Volume of manuscript copies of song and pianoforte music including airs by named composers, with some watercolour illustrations. Manuscript annotation on flyleaf: 'Helen Fuller Maitland from Enborne 1868'. The copies have been made in several hands; some are dated and a note made of the place where copied. 1868-1871
2185/LEB/5/13 Volume of manuscript copies of song and pianoforte music, including airs by named composers. Manuscript annotation on flyleaf: 'Anna Fuller Maitland, May 1842'. The copies have been made in several hands; some are dated and a note made of the place where copied. 1842-1852
2185/LEB/5/ Manuscript printed material relating to popular and folksongs. 18th cent-1926
2185/LEB/5/14 Bundle of Lucy Broadwood's manuscript music, mainly of folk songs, some arranged by Lucy, most undated. Includes 4 Manuscript copies of 'Nae Muir We'll Meet' arranged in two different keys [possibly performing copies?]. Some sheets are heavily annotated and most are marked with Lucy's address. c.1895-1902
2185/LEB/5/15 Packet annotated by Lucy Broadwood: 'Music for the play 'The Grind Organ' by Maria Edgeworth arranged to be played on a harmonium behind the scenes (performed at Oxford 22 Jan 1914), also the play, with insertions from the 1st edition'. Includes Juvenile Plays for Home Performance, which includes the text of 'The Organ Grinder' by M Edgeworth (Samuel French, London [1871 according to British Library catalogue]) and is annotated by Lucy. The following note is on the cover: 'LE Broadwood from MV [Mary Venables] 31 Dec 1913'. Also sheets of manuscript traditional music and notes copied from a variety of sources by Lucy; and a copy of Reminiscences of Scotland selected and arranged by Fred Godfrey (Chappell & Co, London, nd [late 19th cent?]). 1871-1914
2185/LEB/5/16 Printed page from an unidentified magazine. On the one side: portraits and brief lives of Samuel Arnold, William Boyce, William Hayes and James V Nares. On the reverse an advertisement for 'some important works by British Composers: CV Stanford, Aston Tyrrold, Reginald Steggall and Eugene Goossens jnr'. nd [early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/17 Packet annotated by Lucy Broadwood, 'Chap books (unbound), H Such's song list etc' and containing the following printed, illustrated and annotated pamphlets: New Selection of Christmas Hymns (CH Johnson, nd [19th cent]); Catalogue of songs Constantly kept in stock by Henry P Such … 183 Union Street, Borough, London, nd [19th cent]; A Garland of New Songs: 'Paddy Carey', 'Battle of the Nile [1798]', 'Nancy's Journal', 'The Galley Slave' (J Marshall, the old Flesh Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, nd [early 19th cent]); A Garland of New Songs: 'The Country Club', 'The Chandlers' Shop', 'Paddy McShane's Seven Ages' (J Marshall, the old Flesh Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, nd [18th cent]); Marshall's Religious Tracts: Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained, by the Wonderful Works of God (J Marshall, the old Flesh Market, Newcastle upon Tyne, nd [?18th cent]); The Peace Egg (G Buchan, Leeds, nd [19th cent]). ?18th cent-19th cent
2185/LEB/5/18 Printed music 'How Calmly the Evening' by Edward Elgar issued as an extra supplement by The Musical Times. 1 Jun 1926
2185/LEB/5/ Bundle labelled: 'songs manuscript etc by JAFM, HFBR & RVW dedicated to Lucy Broadwood'. c.1880-1903
2185/LEB/5/19 Manuscript music of 'Orpheus and his Lute' by Ralph Vaughan Williams, with Lucy's manuscript annotation '(his writing)' dedicated to Lucy Broadwood' (see also -/5/44). [c.1903]
2185/LEB/5/20 Manuscript music of 'The Dying Lover' words by Sir Thomas Wyatt, music by JA Fuller Maitland. nd [?1880 x 1920]
2185/LEB/5/21 Manuscript music of 'The Dying Lover' words by Sir Thomas Wyatt, music by JA Fuller Maitland. nd [late 19th cent-early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/22 'A Song of the Thames', music by HF Birch Reynardson, words by E Myers: manuscript copy and 2 printed copies, one with manuscript dedication: 'to Lucy Broadwood from HFBR July 20 1889' (J & J Hopkinson, London, [1889])
2185/LEB/5/23 Manuscript music for an extract from The Princess by Alfred Tennyson set to music by Herbert Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/24 Manuscript music for an extract from Maud by Alfred Tennyson set to music by Herbert Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/25 Five Songs composed by HF Birch Reynardson, comprising: 'When That I was and a Little Tiny Boy', 'My Silks and Fine Array', 'Where Go the Boats', 'Song Before Death', and 'A Song of the Four Seasons' (J & J Hopkinson, London, [1889 according to British Library catalogue])
2185/LEB/5/26 Manuscript music for 'A Sunset on Yarrow' by A Lang, set to music by HF Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/27 Manuscript music for '?ber die Berge' by HF Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/28 Manuscript music for '?ber die Berge' by HF Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/29 Manuscript music for 'Requiem' by RL Stevenson, set to music by HF Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/30 Manuscript music for 'When that I was and a little Tiny Boy' by Shakespeare, set to music by HF Birch Reynardson (see also -/5/25). nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/31 Manuscript music for 'Ade', words by Osterwald, set to music by HF Birch Reynardson (see diary, 6782/1). nd [1882]
2185/LEB/5/32 Manuscript music by HF Birch Reynardson for German song, 1st line 'Will rahen unter den Baumen'. Manuscript note on cover: 'Lucy E Broadwood's own to keep if she can get it!'. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/33 Manuscript music for 'Abschied von den Bergen' words by Bodenstedt, music by Herbert F Birch Reynardson. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/34 Manuscript music for German song entitled 'Lebewohl', 1st line 'Lebe wohl, lebe wohl, mein lieb', initialled 'HFBR' and 'LEB's', nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/35 HF Birch Reynardson's manuscript music for German song entitled 'So hab ich nun die stadt vertassen'. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/36 HF Birch Reynardson's manuscript music for a German song, 1st line 'Wie des Mondes Abbild zittert', by Heine. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/37 Manuscript music for a song beginning: 'Sweet mother in a minute's span' in Lucy Broadwood's hand. She has written at the end of the song: 'here endeth the original mss copied unbeknowst Kingswood June 14th '86'. nd [c.1886]
2185/LEB/5/38 Manuscript music for a song beginning 'At the mid hour of night when stars are waking'. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/39 'Themen aus Dem Liede: Uf ä Kleinem Stuckle Holz Sass Herr Spätzle, from und Stolz von Fraeulein LE Broadwood. Fugenmässig bearbeitet und dem frl Komponisten...' Manuscript piano music illustrated with small pictures and different calligraphic styles to appear as though it were published sheet music. Inside back cover is 'a list of other works by the same composer'. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/40 'Kleine Ton-quetscherei ihrer hochwohlgebovene Fr'lein L Breitholz in voller Achtung ihrer ausgezeichneten Kalembourgischen Kunst gewidmet'. Manuscript piano music illustrated to appear as though it were published sheet music. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/41 'The Night has a Thousand Eyes', words by FW Bourdillon, music composed by HF Birch Reynardson and dedicated to his sister (Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co, London). 2 copies, one annotated in Lucy's hand: 'Lucy EB from HFBR'. nd [late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/42 'There be None of Beauty's Daughters', words by Byron, music by HF Birch Reynardson, (Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co, London). Annotated in Lucy's hand: 'Lucy EB from HFBR Nov 2nd 1880'. [c.1880]
2185/LEB/5/43 Sieben Lieder (Seven German songs) by HF Birch Reynardson, (Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig, Germany, 1892), inscribed 'Lucy Broadwood a thank offering from HFBR April 1892'
2185/LEB/5/44 'Orpheus with his Lute' by Shakespeare set to music by R Vaughan Williams (Keith, Prowse & Co, London, 1903) Manuscript dedication from Vaughan Williams, 'with best wishes from the composer' and note by Lucy, 'from R Vaughan Williams'. 1903
2185/LEB/5/45 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript copy of 'Venus and Adonis' from the Shann MSS (a collection of 16th & 17th cent songs and carols written out by Sir Richard Shann, priest and held at the British Library); with her copy of verses 1-4 and 8; and part of a typescript letter addressed to 'my dear Lucy' and manuscript music [from JA Fuller Maitland] at Borwick Hall, Carnforth, Lancashire. nd [?late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/ Bundle labelled: 'Lucy Broadwood's translated songs including unfinished one for Bach Cantata'. 1894-1913
2185/LEB/5/46 Programme for concert held at Westminster Town Hall by the People's Concert Society at which Lucy Broadwood performed. Pianos supplied by Broadwood & Sons. 2 copies. 28 Oct 1894
2185/LEB/5/47 Programme for concert held by the People's Concert Society at the Northern Polytechnic Institute, at which J Campbell McInnes performed. 16 Nov 1901
2185/LEB/5/48 Programme of a concert at Roedean School given by Lucy Broadwood and J Campbell McInnes. 22 Feb 1903
2185/LEB/5/49 Programme for performance of Bach's Cantata no.82, Ich habe genug, with words in German and English to be performed by Walter Parratt and J Campbell McInnes. Pencil annotation: 'Broadwood concert, Jan 12 05'. 12 Jan 1905
2185/LEB/5/50 Programme for concert at Bechstein Hall given by J Campbell McInnes, Graham Peel and CA Lidgey [some translations provided by Lucy Broadwood?]. 7 Jun 1907
2185/LEB/5/51 Programme for song recital at Bechstein Hall by Miss Hilda Foster (alias Mrs FC Bramwell) and J Campbell McInnes. 19 Feb 1909
2185/LEB/5/52 Programme for a performance at St Mary Abbots, Kensington of JS Bach's solo cantata with chorale (no.56), translated by Lucy Broadwood, conducted by Ralph Vaughan Williams; soloist, J Campbell McInnes. 19 Mar 1913
2185/LEB/5/53 Page [from a programme?] with words of J S Bach's 'Ich will den Kreuzstab gerne tragen' in German and translation by Lucy Broadwood. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/54 Printed English translation by Lucy Broadwood of 'Selig is der Mann' ('Blessed is the Man'), cantata by JS Bach. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/55 Printed words, in German and in Lucy Broadwood's English translation, of 'Wir haben Rast' and 'Gelobet sei Gott' by J S Bach; 'Wir Wandelten' by Brahms. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/56 Programme for recital by J Campbell McInnes and Alfred Roth including songs translated by Lucy Broadwood and other arranged by CA Lidgey. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/57 Programme for a song and pianoforte recital given by J Campbell McInnes, Graham Peel and Alfred Roth in Manchester, Edinburgh, Nottingham, Liverpool and Oxford (sponsored by Bechstein?); some translations by Lucy Broadwood. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/58 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript song translations and notes. nd [early 20th cent?]
2185/LEB/5/ Alice in Wonderland: manuscript music. early 20th cent
2185/LEB/5/59 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript musical settings for songs from Alice in Wonderland, including 'Jabberwocky (or the Jabberwock)', 'Hushaby Lady', 'How does the Little Crocodile', 'Speak roughly to your little boy', 'Will you walk a little faster', 'Tis the voice of the Lobster', 'Beautiful soup', 'The Queen of Hearts', 'They told me you had been to her' and 'The sun was shining on the sea'. 1 vol and several loose sheets. [Eventually published by A & C Black, London, 1921]. nd [?early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/ Printed and manuscript music. 1889-1928
2185/LEB/5/60 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript song arrangement for 'In Loyalty' [alias 'Auld Lang Syne']. Mar 1892
2185/LEB/5/61 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript arrangement of Leveridge's original setting of 'The Reproach', by John Donne. nd [?late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/62 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript arrangement of Henry Purcell's 'Since from my dear Astrea's Sight', from The Prophetess. nd [?late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/63 Lucy Broadwood's manuscript arrangement of the folksong 'Young Waters'. nd [?late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/64 Manuscript music of the following (not all in Lucy Broadwood's hand): Lucy Broadwood's arrangement of 'Carol sung by Sussex mummers' (Xmas 1878-1881), 'The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington', 'The Noble Lord', 'Bowl! Bowl!' (with reference to Dusart's arrangement, 1847 (see -/4/8)), 'The Sweet Rosy Morning', 'The Fox' (collected by HF Broadwood, 31 Jul 1893?); 'Air & Doubles' from Suite V by Jean Matheson, published London 1714; 'Haiden Räslein', words by Goethe, setting by Schubert; 'Romance', attributed to Lucy Broadwood, Mar 1877; Responses to Ten Commandments, Kyrie etc, by TR Matthews, C Powell, Dr B Cooke; 'Die Trostlosen' by A Hewer; 'Charmante Gabriello', 1597, 'copied from manuscripts of Aunt Mary Lyall's'; 'The Devout Lover', words by WH Pollock, music by M Valerie White; and 'Oft in the Stilly Night' [Includes songs revised for and included in Sussex Songs. See also HF Broadwood's manuscript words at Vaughan Williams Memorial Library]. late 19th cent
2185/LEB/5/65 Sussex Songs: popular songs of Sussex, arranged by HF Birch Reynardson, with new songs collected by Lucy Broadwood (Leonard & Co, London, [1889]). Includes loose page of Lucy's manuscript notes relating to the song 'He swore he'd drink old England dry'. [This is a reissue of Rev John Broadwood's Old English Songs (-/4/8) with revised harmonisations by HF Birch Reynardson and new songs collected by Lucy Broadwood. For edition of Sussex Songs published by Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co, see 6192/(29)] [1889]
2185/LEB/5/118 English County Songs, collected and edited by Lucy E Broadwood and JA Fuller Maitland (The Leadenhall Press, London, 1893). Lucy's own heavily annotated, specially bound copy, with blank sheets between each printed page. She has copied, stuck, or loosely inserted newscuttings and musical examples that she had collected or which were sent to her by named contributors such as Annie Gilchrist, Gavin Greig, Cecil Sharp and Ralph Vaughan Williams. Of particular interest is a letter relating to 'The Moon Shines Bright', inserted between pp108-109, signed by '2033 Pte RV Williams', sent by Ralph Vaughan Williams, [1914 x 1916]. 1893-1929
2185/LEB/5/119 English Traditional Songs & Carols collected and edited by Lucy E Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London, 1908). Copyright stamped. Lucy's own annotated, specially bound copy, with blank sheets inserted between each page of the explanatory notes. She has copied, stuck, or loosely inserted newscuttings and musical examples that she had collected or which were sent to her by named contributors. Also includes loose printed collation of press notices issued by the publishers. 1908-1929
2185/LEB/5/66 Lucy's 'corrected copy' of English Traditional Songs & Carols by Lucy Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London, 1908). Some autograph annotations and inserted letter (undated) from Adeline Vaughan Williams to Lucy. 1908
2185/LEB/5/67 Printed sheet music for individual songs from English Traditional Songs and Carols by Lucy Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London; nos.4, 6, 7, 11, 13-14 in the Modern Festival Series): 'Bristol Town', 'Georgie' (or 'Banstead Downs'), 'The Valiant Lady', 'The Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol', 'Died of Love' and 'King Henry, my son'. 1908
2185/LEB/5/68 English Country Dances: arranged for children's performance, edited by Frank Kidson, arranged by Percy E Fletcher (J Curwen & Sons, London, 1914, edition no.5769) with manuscript dedication from Kidson on title page; and manuscript extract from p.32 of Dansk Bondelir ('Danish Peasant Life') by HF Feilberg, relating to traditional dance (hand unknown.) 1914
2185/LEB/5/69 Old Country Dances and Morris Tunes, selected and edited by Frank Kidson, with a historical account of the Morris Dance (J Curwen & Sons, London, edition no.5645). nd [early 20th cent]
2185/LEB/5/70 Lancashire and Cheshire Morris Dances, collected and edited by John Graham (J Curwen & Sons, London, 1911, edition no. 5713)
2185/LEB/5/71 Folk Song Airs book 1 arranged for pianoforte, by Cecil J Sharp (Novello & Co Ltd, London, 1908). Manuscript note on cover: 'LEB from CJS Oct 1908'
2185/LEB/5/72 Folk Song Airs arranged for pianoforte, by Cecil J Sharp (Novello & Co Ltd, London, 1909). Manuscript note on cover: 'with compliments from CJS Feb 1909'
2185/LEB/5/73-74 Country Dance Tunes from 'The English Dancing Master' (1650-1686), sets III-IV, arranged for pianoforte by Cecil J Sharp (Novello & Co Ltd, London, 1911). Autographed by Sharp. 1911
2185/LEB/5/75-76 The Sword Dances of Northern England: Songs and Dance Airs, books II-III, arranged by Cecil J Sharp (Novello & Co Ltd, London, 1912-1913)
2185/LEB/5/77-78 Morris Dance Tunes, sets I-II, arranged for pianoforte by Cecil J Sharp and Herbert C MacIlwaine. [These vols advertised inside cover of -/5/71 (1908). According to British Library catalogue, published as part of a 10 vol series by Novello & Co Ltd, London, [1907-1913]]
2185/LEB/5/79 Sheet music for Tammy composed by Lucy Broadwood (Weekes & Co, London, 1892). 2 copies. 1892
2185/LEB/5/80 Sheet music for The Keys of Heaven, from English County Songs, collected and edited by Lucy Broadwood and JA Fuller Maitland, with Lucy's manuscript annotations (JB Cramer & Co, London, nd). [c.1893]
2185/LEB/5/81 Sheet music for Nae Mair We'll Meet, words by John Sim, music by Lucy E Broadwood (Weekes & Co, London, 1892). Copyright stamped, 2 copies. 1892
2185/LEB/5/82 Sheet music for Jess Macpharlane, arranged and written by Lucy E Broadwood, as sung by Harry Plunket Greene (Boosey & Co, London, nd). Copyright stamped, 4 copies. nd [c.1891]
2185/LEB/5/83 Sheet music for Oh Yarmouth is a Pretty Town arranged by Lucy E Broadwood, as sung by Harry Plunket Greene. (Boosey & Co, London, 1897). Copyright stamped, 2 copies
2185/LEB/5/84 Sheet music for Annie's Tryst, words by Aytoun, music by Lucy E Broadwood (Weekes & Co, London, 1893). 2 copies
2185/LEB/5/85 Songs of the North: selection no.1 selected by Sir Harold Boulton and Malcolm Lawson and arranged for piano by Alec Rowley (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1927)
2185/LEB/5/86 Sheet music for The Crocodile, from English County Songs, collected and edited by Lucy E Broadwood and JA Fuller Maitland (JB Cramer & Co, London, nd). 2 copies. [1893]
2185/LEB/5/87 Sheet music for The Woodlark and What Does Little Birdie Say by Lucy E Broadwood (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1894)
2185/LEB/5/88 Sheet music for Twankeydillo, from English County Songs, arranged by Lucy E Broadwood and JA Fuller Maitland (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1894)
2185/LEB/5/89 Twankydillo, from English County Songs, arranged for 4 accompanied voices by ET Sweeting (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1927)
2185/LEB/5/90 Sheet music for Some Rival has Stolen my True Love Away arranged by Lucy Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London, 1900)
2185/LEB/5/91 Sheet music for As I went Forth, traditional Sussex air arranged with new words by Lucy Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London, 1900)
2185/LEB/5/92 Sheet music for The Trees They Do Grow High, Hertfordshire folk song, collected by Lucy M Broadwood [sic] and arranged by Hubert J Foss (Oxford University Press, [1925])
2185/LEB/5/93 Sheet music for The Trees They Do Grow High, arranged for mixed voices by ET Sweeting and dedicated to Lucy Broadwood. (Novello & Co, London, 1925)
2185/LEB/5/94 Sheet music for Turmut-Hoein', from English County Songs, arranged by ET Sweeting for mixed voices (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1928)
2185/LEB/5/95 Sheet music for My Johnny was a shoemaker, from English County Songs, arranged by ET Sweeting for mixed voices (JB Cramer & Co, London, 1928)
2185/LEB/5/96 Sheet music for Toccata Marziale by Ralph Vaughan Williams with autograph dedication (Hawkes & Son, London, 1924)
2185/LEB/5/97 Sheet music for Folk Song Suite for military band by Ralph Vaughan Williams with autograph dedication (Boosey & Co, London, 1924)
2185/LEB/5/98 Title page and words for Young Colin, adapted and arranged from an William Shield's air by Lucy Broadwood and sung by Mrs Helen Trust (Boosey & Co, London, 1896); with attached sheet music for Annie's Tryst, words by Aytoun, music by Lucy Broadwood (Weekes & Co, London, 1893). 1893-1896
2185/LEB/5/99 Sheet music for When Trees Did Bud, an old Scotch poem set to music by Lucy Broadwood (Boosey & Co, London, 1893). Copyright stamped, 4 copies. 1893
2185/LEB/5/100 'Liedertexte' ('Song words'), printed sheet of English folk songs translated into German. nd [?post 1893]
2185/LEB/5/101 Page of manuscript music and words to Italian song beginning 'A far la una scena bella brunetta', corrected in red [?proof for printing]. nd [?late 19th cent]
2185/LEB/5/102 Illustrated prospectus for Songs from Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, words by Lewis Carroll, music by Lucy Broadwood. 2 copies [published A & C Black, London, in 1921]. [c.1920]
2185/LEB/5/103 Envelope annotated by Lucy Broadwood and containing: 'Manuscript music sheet picked up by Leo Broadwood amongst smashed organ and organ seat etc in Ypres' ruined Cathedral, May 1916'. nd [c.1916]
2185/LEB/5/104 Voice Culture for Children, a practical primer, by James Bates (Novello & Co, London, 1907)
2185/LEB/5/105 Prelude and Humoresque for Piano by Mary Carmichael, (Schott & Co Ltd, London, 1926)
2185/LEB/5/ Concert programmes and orders of service. 1905-1929
2185/LEB/5/108 Music and order of service, in English and Gaelic, for a Gaelic service organised by the Irish Religious Celebration Committee at Westminster Cathedral, 19 Mar 1905. Lucy's manuscript note inside cover: 'these hymn tunes were all written down by Mrs Clandillon who heard them from her father. I only found the words. Seamus Clandillon, June 1907'. 1905-1907
2185/LEB/5/109-110 Programme for a concert of 16th -18th century music by the Mayfair Singers at the Aeolian Hall, New Bond Street, London, 11 Oct 1924; pinned to 'Ancient Dances and Music' by Nellie Chaplin, article reprinted from The Sackbut, 1922. 1922-1924
2185/LEB/5/111-113 Letter from Constance E Hamilton at the studio of J Campbell McInnes, Toronto, Canada, to Lucy Broadwood. She encloses, on McInnes' behalf, two programmes for the 'Tuesday Nine O'Clocks', a series of concerts and lectures delivered by McInnes at the Jenkins Galleries, Toronto. The concerts are now in their 4th season and she praises the influence he has had on their country. One includes brief biographies of J Campbell McInnes and of Dr Healey Willan, composer, pianist and organist. Letter and two printed programmes. c.1922-1924
2185/LEB/5/114 Forty-seventh annual report of the People's Concert Society. Lucy Broadwood was member of the Executive committee. 1926
2185/LEB/5/115 Programme for the 19th annual People's Palace Musical Festival, Feb and May 1926 and Festival Report, 1925. References to songs arranged by Lucy Broadwood and JA Fuller Maitland on pp.10, 11, 13. 1926
2185/LEB/5/116 Printed carol sheet for Christmas services at Westminster Abbey with Lucy Broadwood's manuscript annotations. 1926
2185/LEB/5/117 Programme for 'The British Folksingers', a song and music recital given by Frank Howes, piano, Tom Clough, Northumbrian small pipes, and a group of English singers, produced by the Nederland-England Society, at the Pulchri Studio, The Hague, Holland. 8-9 Jan 1929