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Programme for an evening concert at the hall with works by Samuel Coleridge Taylor.

Material relating to a year long festival celebrating the life and works of Samuel Coleridge Taylor put on by the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Society. Includes press cuttings, leaflets, and a programme for the Thelma Opera. Mostly relating to the concerts and events put on as part of the festivities. More information relating to the 2012 festival can be found under AR1149/4/2 and AR1149/1/6.

Four programmes for the society's concerts held at the public hall in George Street, Croydon. The programmes including the 11th, 13th and 16th seasons. The main conductor of the society was Samuel Coleridge Taylor. Four programmes for the society's concerts held at the public hall in George Street, Croydon. The programmes including the 11th, 13th and 16th seasons. The main conductor of the society was Samuel Coleridge Taylor.

Photocopies of book extracts and press cuttings related to the life and works of Samuel Coleridge Taylor including biographical pieces and reports of concerts of his work.

Press cuttings relating to the death of Samuel Coleridge Taylor including articles on his death, obits. His funeral, legacy and concerts in rememberance. Mostly UK based but some from the USA.

Papers, programmes and press material relating to Samuel Coleridge Taylor's family including his daughter Avril Coleridge Taylor, a composer in her own right, and several family friends including the Pethricks, noted musicians.

Papers collected by members of the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Network including book extracts on his life and works, programme for a talk on 'The Impact of Black Musicians in London 1900-1920' in 2013, and promotional material relating to events celebrating the life and work of Samuel Coleridge Taylor and Avril Coleridge Taylor.

Programmes and leaflets relating to the events that took place as part of the festival for Samuel Coleridge Taylor in 2012. The material includes press notices and a letter from the Prime Minister David Cameron supporting the festival. More information relating to the 2012 festival can be found under AR1149/1/6 and AR1149/1/7.

Photocopies of book extracts relating to the works of Samuel Coleridge Taylor collected by the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Network. Relating to the Three Choirs Festival.

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Leaflets and programmes for concerts featuring the works of Samuel Coleridge Taylor in the UK. Also for lectures on his life and works. The material also includes some press material for these events.

Programme and leaflets for performances of Samuel Coleridge Taylor's works at Crystal Palace including information on the events taking place at Crystal Palace that these performances were a part of.

Programme for the student's orchestra concert conducted by Samuel Coleridge Taylor featuring some of his works.

Pamphlets, press cuttings and leaflets relating to the centenary of Samuel Coleridge Taylor's death mostly relating to the festival put on by the Samuel Coleridge Taylor festival committee. The material includes lists of events and reporting on the festivities and the man. More information relating to the 2012 festival can be found under AR1149/4/2 and AR1149/1/7.

Programme for a concert conducted by Samuel Coleridge Taylor including his Bob-Bon Suite and Hiawatha parts 1 and 2.

Two programmes for concerts by the society at the Royal College of Music and Queens Hall at which Samuel Coleridge Taylor was the conductor and Musical Director for the society.

Programmes for concerts performed by the cremona society. The society was founded in 1886 “for the study of stringed musical instruments, historically, scientifically and musically”. Samuel Coleridge Taylor was a member. The programmes include a performance at Argyll Gallery, Oxford Street and at Brimstead Galleries, Wigmore Street.

Press cuttings featuring Samuel Coleridge Taylor including reports on his school days, concerts he conducted and that featured his music, four photographs of Samuel Coleridge Taylor and a letter to the editor written by Samuel Coleridge Taylor relating to a music teacher he was fond of. Mostly photocopies.

Avril Coleridge Taylor was Samuel Coleridge Taylor's daughter, originally names Gwendoline. She became a composer in her own right. Material includes press cuttings on her life and work as well as adverts for musicians and performances of her music, programme for a concert on 05/11/1922 at Aeolian Hall and leaflets for performances.

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Leaflets, booklets, posters and programmes for concerts featuring Samuel Coleridge Taylor's work including performances by members of the Pethrick family who were family friends of Samuel Coleridge Taylor and musicians. Also includes material relating to lectures on Samuel Coleridge Taylor and his work.

Programme for the grand opening concert by Captain Beaymont, conducted by Samuel Coleridge Taylor featuring some of his pieces.