BL Lutyens Liste II

54415. GALLIARD COLLECTION. Vol. LXIV. Arnold Krug, Elisabeth Lutyens, James Lyon,
Hamish MacCunn, Sir John MacEwen: instrumental and vocal works; 1892-[1939].
ff. 47. Largest size 370 x 290 mm.
1. ff. 1-14. Krug: 'Zwei Sonatinen' for piano, op. 93; [1900].
2. ff. 15-24. Lutyens: 'The Check Book: Children's Pieces' for piano; [1939].
3. ff. 25-34. Lyon: String Quartet, op. 46a; 1921.
4. ff. 35-38. MacCunn: 'On a faded violet' (words, Shelley) for voice and piano;
1892.
5. ff. 39-42. MacCunn: Caprice for cello and piano; 1914.
6. ff. 43-47. MacEwen: 'Evening' (words, T. Moore) for two high voices and piano;
[1898].
56410. ELISABETH LUTYENS: opera, 'Isis and Osiris', lyric drama in three Acts, op. 79
(libretto, Lutyens after Plutarch); 1969-1970. Autograph score in pencil, with pencil
conductor's markings in another hand [Michael Graubart?]. ff. 1-2 are sketches labelled
'basis'. Purchased from Bertram Rota, 19 Sept. 1970.
Paper; ff. 103. Author's pencil foliation occurs in separate series to Acts I-III. 369 x
274mm.
56410*. ELISABETH LUTYENS: libretto, Isis and Osiris. Lyric Drama in Prologue and
Three Acts; 1969-1970. Printed libretto.
57301. ELIZABETH LUTYENS: String Trio, op. 5, no. 6; [1939?]. Pencil score, copy. For a
photocopy of the autograph score see Add. 64525. Transferred from the Music Room.
ff. 5. 370 x 275mm.
59804. MACNAGHTEN CONCERTS COLLECTION. Vol. VIII. Elisabeth Lutyens: 'Six Tempi for
ten Instruments', op. 42; 1957. Published London [1959].
ff. 23. 238 x 300mm.
59805. MACNAGHTEN CONCERTS COLLECTION. Vol. IX. Elisabeth Lutyens: 'Time Off? Not a
Ghost of a Chance', charade in four scenes with three interruptions, op. 68; 1968. First
draft. Published [London 1969?].
ff. 89. 364 x 267mm.
59809. MACNAGHTEN CONCERTS COLLECTION. Vol. XIII (ff. 124). 'Diabelleries': variations on
a theme ('Where's my little basket gone?' attributed to Alfred Scott-Gatty) by Ralph
Vaughan Williams (ff. 1-4 etc.), Howard Ferguson (ff. 5-8 etc.), Alan Bush (ff. 9-12,
etc.), Alan Rawsthorne (ff. 13-14 etc.), Elisabeth Lutyens (ff. 15-16 etc.), Elizabeth
Maconchy (ff. 17-21 etc.), Gerald Finzi (ff. 22-25 etc.), Grace Williams (ff. 26-27 etc.),
Gordon Jacob (ff. 28-40 etc.); 1955. Full score and parts. Partly autograph, partly in the
hands of Anne Macnaghten and Richard Rodney Bennett.

71114. ELISABETH LUTYENS: letters to Brian Elias, with related material; 1965-1983.
Partly typewritten. Additional items include the script of the linking announcements and
introductions from BBC Radio 3 Music in our Time broadcast for 15 December 1983,
and a tribute by Elias to Elisabeth Lutyens dated 25 April 1983. Purchased from Brian
Elias Esq., 19 Feb. 1992.
Paper. ff. 231.
71144. ELISABETH LUTYENS CORRESPONDENCE: letters written to the composer Elisabeth
Lutyens; 1922-1973. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent. The writers include
Ernest Ansermet, Sir Adrian Boult, Edward J. Dent (partly to Edwin Evans), John Ireland
(partly to Edward Clark), Isabel Lambert (including drawings by her), Priaulx Rainier,
Dame Ethel Smyth, Sir Henry Wood and Kenneth A. Wright. All names are indexed in
this catalogue. Many writers refer to the death of Edward Clark, Lutyens's husband, in
1962. Letters written to Clark are Add. 52256, 52257; letters from Brian Elias to Lutyens
are Add. 71114. Lutyens's music manuscripts are Add. 64435-64795. Sotheby's sale 29
Nov. 1985, lot 134; Christie's sale 28 Nov. 1990, lot 198. Purchased from Christie's 15
April 1991.
Paper. ff. 155. Various sizes.
71807. HUMPHREY SEARLE COLLECTION. Vol. lxxxvii.
ff. 61. Largest size 355 x 275mm.
includes:
2. ff. 10-16. Elizabeth Lutyens: ‘Sonata for Viola Solo’ op.5 no.4; 1938. Ink. Published
Lengnick, 1946.
71992-71993. ELIZABETH LUTYENS: Chamber concertos nos. 2 and 5; 1942, n.d. [1946-7].
Autograph, ink. For other works by Lutyens see Add. MSS 64435-64795. Purchased
from Blackwell's Music Shop, 28 Apr. 1994.
Paper. Two volumes. Both 370 x 275mm.
71992. ELIZABETH LUTYENS: Chamber concerto no. 2 for clarinet, tenor saxophone,
piano and string orchestra, op. 8, no. 2; 1942.
ff. i+9.
71993. ELIZABETH LUTYENS: Chamber concerto no. 5 for solo string quartet, 12 wind
instruments, string bass and percussion, op. 8, no. 5; n.d. [1946-7]. The dating of
this work is taken from M. and S. Harries, A Pilgrim Soul: the Life and Work of
Elizabeth Lutyens (1989).
ff. i+29.

MS Mus. 270. ELISABETH LUTYENS (b.1906, d.1983): ‘The Quincunx’ (words after Sir
Thomas Browne), for soprano and baritone soli and orchestra, op.43 (afterwards op.44);
Oct. 1959 – Feb. 1960. Autograph neat full score, in pencil. Dedicated to Minos
Volanakis; this score presented ‘To Norman [Del Mar] with thanks, New York 1969’
(f. 1). The ink full score and pencil piano reduction are Add. 64640, and a dyeline piano
reduction and two dyeline full scores, one of them made from this score, are Add. 64641.
For the series chart for this work, see Add. 64789. Purchased from Nigel Simeone, 15
April 1994.
ff. 35. 482 x 305mm.
MS Mus. 167. MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS; 1902-51.
I. ELIZABETH LUTYENS: Chamber concerto no.4, for solo horn and small orchestra, op.8,
no.4; circa 1946. Autograph full score, in pencil. The second movement is
incomplete. Other music manuscripts of Lutyens are at Add. 64435-64795 and
71992-71993. From the library of Dennis Brain. Purchased at Sotheby’s, 6 Dec.
1996 (lot 40).
ff. 74-100. 365 x 271mm.
MS Mus. 946. William Glock Collection. Vol. iv. Music manuscripts. Lutyens–
Stravinsky.
ff. 93. 381 x 282mm.
1. ff. 1-7r. Elisabeth Lutyens: three songs (words, Teresa Tanner), for baritone and
piano, op.37; 1957. Pencil score. Two of these songs, together with four others, were
published in 1965 as In the Temple of a Bird’s Wing. There are minor differences,
chiefly of phrasing and expression marks, between the songs here and in the published
edition.
2. ff. 8-26. Lutyens: ‘and suddenly it’s evening’ (words, Salvatore Quasimodo,
translated by Jack Bevan), for tenor and chamber ensemble, op. 65 (afterwards op. 66);
1966. Untitled pencil score with words in English only. See also Add. 64651-64654.
Commissioned by the BBC. Published Schott, 1970, with words in Italian and English.
MS Mus. 1692. MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS AND MUSIC.
K. English piano music; 1934, 1944. Purchased from Colin Coleman, 8 December
2003, catalogue 4, items 41 and 68.

ff. 106-123.
1. ff. 106-120. Christian Darnton (1905-1981): ‘Third suite for piano, opus
1932, no. 3’; 1934. Copy made by Felix Aprahamian, 21 May 1934, of the
work composed by Darnton in 1932. Signed by the composer on the title
page. With a programme note by the composer relating to the first
movement. Other manuscripts of Christian Darnton are Add. 62717-62774.
2. ff. 121-123. Elisabeth Lutyens (1906-1983): ‘Ouverture’; 1944. Autograph, in
ink.
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62882. Seiber Collection. Vol. xcix. Other individual composers and their works; 1944-
1960, n.d.
ff. i + 309.
Includes:
6. ff. 285-288. 'Report on Elisabeth Lutyens' works'; circa 1955. Typewritten.