Richard Henry Walthew, often known as Richard H. Walthew (4 November 1872 – 14 November 1951) was an English composer and pianist, and an important figure...
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first woman to achieve a first in physics at London University Richard Henry Walthew, composer Grylls, Rosalie Glynn, Queen's College 1848–1948: Founded...
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Prize for chamber music was set up in his name in 1938. Composer Richard Henry Walthew also had a long association with the Sunday Concerts, from the early...
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Edgar Stillman Kelley, Bertram Shapleigh, and the British composer Richard Henry Walthew, and for the London choir by Joseph Harold Hinton. In 1993 Eldorado...
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presenter. Vivian Van Damm, manager and owner of the Windmill Theatre. Richard Henry Walthew (1872–1951) composer, lived at 1 Clarence Drive towards the end...
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including Landon Ronald, Joseph Holbrooke, Jessie Grimson, and Richard Henry Walthew. A subscription was also raised at the Old Vic, acknowledging Saunders'...
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more ambitious choral treatment by later composers, including Richard Henry Walthew's setting for baritone, chorus, and orchestra (1897), and Ernest...
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no formal music education (other than some informal advice from Richard Henry Walthew), but learned through amateur performing in choirs and orchestras...
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In 1907 he co-founded the music publishers Stainer & Bell with Richard Henry Walthew a colleague at the Guildhall School of Music, Sydney Bransgrove...
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Romeo Turn for viola, cello and double bass (1990); Edition Peters Richard Henry Walthew (1872–1951) A Mosaic in Ten Pieces (with Dedication) for clarinet...
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