Farrell, Thomas Richard, 1926-1958

Date: 1948

From: [Music programmes and other ephemera of quarto size for concerts. 1948]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1948-01

Description: Cover shows illustration of Richard Farrell playing a grand piano, in evening dress. Programme included Bach's "Prelude and fugue in F minor", Schubert's "Sonata in A minor", Prokofiev's "Sonata no 7", Liszt's "Funerailles", Granados' "The maiden and the nightingale, Ravel's "Jeux d'Eau", and Ravel's "Alborada del Gracioso". Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on programme.. Physical Description: Photolithograph on cover, letterpress text, on folded programme 283 x 225 mm.

Date: 1948

From: Cabot, Charles Henry, 1890-1978: [Collection of ephemera, posters and programmes. 1900-1976]

By: New Zealand Broadcasting Service; McKenzie, Thornton, Cooper, Ltd

Reference: Eph-B-CABOT-Music-1948-01

Description: Poster advertising two recitals by pianist Richard Farrell. At the left is a photographic portrait of Richard Farrell playing at the grand piano. The printer M.T.C. Ltd is probably McKenzie Thornton Cooper Ltd. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset print on card, 254 x 318 mm. Provenance: Cabot Collection, donated 1970s.

Date: 1951

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1951

Description: Includes programmes featuring: Ardmore College Choir with professional soloists and orchestra present "The Christ; an oratorio", set to music by Eric Curtis. [1951]. Programme Auckland Chamber Music Society. Recital by the Griller Quartet. 19 March 1951. Printed by the Pelorus Press. Programme (2 copies) Auckland Junior Symphony Orchestra. Public concert. Auckland Town Hall, 6 October 1951. Programme (2 copies) Auckland Little Symphony announce their first promenade concert of 1951. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 12 March 1951. To include the first public performance of "Antipodes" by Larry Pruden. Flier only. Auckland Music Festival, 5-16 June 1951. Programme (2 copies). Black Watch Band, direction J & N Tait. New Zealand tour 1951. Souvenir programme (2 copies) Centenary of Canterbury. Community music festival, King Edward Barracks, 10-19 March 1951. 1200 voices with the NZ Broadcasting Service National Orchestra conducted by Michael Bowles. Promotional brochure, with brief programme (2 copies). Richard Farrell, renowned New Zealand pianist in final solo recital of N.Z. tour. Town Hall Wellington, 4 August [1951]. Flier /programme. Griller String Quartet. Christchurch Chamber Music Society first concert 1951 season. Civic Theatre, 21 March 1951. Programme Masterton Choral Society presents the final concert of its 1951 season. Soloists Jean Bassett, Elsie MacGregor, Ron Gilbert, Don Irwin. Know Hall Masterton, 24 November 1951. Programme J & N Tait have the honour to present Yehudi Menuhin and the National Orchestra, conductor Michael Bowles. Town Hall Wellington, 24 July 1951. Programme (2 copies) Yehudi Menuhin. Souvenir programme 1951. Direction J & N Tait (with Hephzibah Menuhin) (2 copies) Royal Dunedin Male Choir. Concert, Town Hall, 26 November 1951. Programme. St Mary's College and School of Music. Choral concert, Auckland Town Hall, 30-31 July [1951?]. Programme Vocal Art Society. Conductor F Wentworth Slater; guest artists Stefen Fejer (cello), and Dixon Tizard (tenor of Wanganui). Accompanist Edna Eyre. St Andrews Hall Palmerston North, 4 July [1951]. Programme. Vocal Art Society (Palmerston North). Recital of choral music. Tenor Dixon Tizard, pianists Edna Eyre and Mysie Anderson. Little Theatre, 12 August 1951. Programme. Wellington Girls' College. A festival of music. Town Hall, 17 October 1951. Programme. Wellington Primary Schools Music Festival. Town Hall Wellington, 10 October 1951. Programme (2 copies) Wellington Training College Choral Society. Sixteenth annual recital. 4 August 1951. Programme. Wellington Youth Choir. Programme of music. Accompanist Sylvia Faust, conductor Hugh Reid. Town Hall, Concert Chamber. 3 December 1951. Quantity: 19 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1915 - 1920 - 1951 - 1921 - 1965

From: [Music and theatre programmes collected by Mr William Barsby. ca 1915-1967].

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Barsby

Description: Includes: Undated: Lewisham Hospital Building Fund. Sunday night concert, Crystal Palace Theatre, 9 April [19--]. Flier / programme (2 copies) 1915: Christchurch Orchestral Society. Conductor Walter Handel Thorley, leader Mrs Roy Twyneham. Colosseum, Sunday February 14th 1915. Programme. (Singers Mr Peter Dawson, Mr W H Thorley and Miss Lalla Hemus) Christchurch Orchestral Society. Conductor Walter Handel Thorley, leader Mrs Roy Twyneham. Colosseum, Sunday March 7th, 1915. Programme. (Singer Miss Millicent Jennings) 1920: Wellington Professional Orchestra. Concert. His Majesty's Theatre Wellington, 1 August 1920. Programme. 1921: Wellington Professional Orchestra. Concert. His Majesty's Theatre Wellington, 14 August 1921. Programme. 1951: Schola Cantorum. Mass in B Minor. Town Hall Wellington, 17 November 1951. Programme. 1953: National Orchestra. Promenade concerts 1953. Wellington, 24-29 January 1953. Programme. National Orchestra. Promenade concerts 1953. Christchurch, 3-7 Febraury 1953. Programme. National Orchestra. Promenade concerts 1953. Dunedin, 9-12 February 1953. Programme.1953. National Orchestra. Promenade concerts 1953. Auckland, 23-28 February 1953. Programme. 1955: Julius Katchen with the National Orchestra. Town Hall Wellington, 11 June 1955. 1956: Music Week Whangarei 1956. With Richard Farrell, and the National Orchestra, and La Salle Quartet. Souvenir programme. (2 copies) 1962: New Zealand Opera Company. "A unicorn for Christmas" commissioned from David Farquhar from a play by Ngaio Marsh. Musical direction by John Hopkins, produced by John V Trevor. St James Theatre Wellington, 3-8 December 1962. Programme. 1963: National Orchestra. "War requiem", by Benjamin Britten, with Royal Christchurch Musical Society, St Patrick's College Choir, conductor John Hopkins (Angela Shaw, Peter Baillie, Graeme Gorton). Wellington Town Hall, 27 July 1963. Programme. Harry Odell presents the Polish Symphony Orchestra at the City-Hall Concert Hall, Hong Kong, 14 February 1963. Programme. NZBC Symphony Orchestra. Illustrated booklet ca 1963. 1965: Victorian State Symphony Orchestra. Christchurch Pan Pacific Arts Festival 1965. Programme. Quantity: 17 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes up to quarto size Provenance: Collected by Mr William Barsby, former bass player in the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Donated by his daughter Mrs N B Wilkinson of Wellington in 1989.

Date: 1952

From: National Orchestra of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service :[Programmes 1947-1962].

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NO-1952-1

Description: Includes: The 1952 National Orchestra concerts for schools. Programme (Pink folded pamphlet) 4 March: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloist Keith Field, piano. Auckland Town Hall, 4 March 1952. Programme 6 March: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Sybil Phillips, Mary Murphy, Stewart Harvey, Donald Munroe [Munro]. Auckland Town Hall, 6 March 1952. Programme 27 March: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Sybil Phillips, Mary Murphy, Stewart Harvey, Donald Munro. Civic Theatre Christchurch, 27 March 1952. Programme 19 April: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloist Jiri Tancibudek. Wellington Town Hall, 19 April 1952. Programme 5 May: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloist Richard Farrell. Wellington Town Hall, 5 May 1952. Programme 20 May: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloist Richard Farrell. Wellington Town Hall, 20 May 1952. Programme 14 June: Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Vincent Aspey, eric Lawson, Sybil Phillips, Mary Murphy, Stewart Harvey, Donald Munro. Wellington Town Hall, 14 June 1952. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 7 programmes. Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1948

From: National Orchestra of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service :[Programmes 1947-1962].

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NO-1948

Description: Includes programmes for concerts on: 4 March: Orchestral concert. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; guest artist Isobel Baillie. Town Hall Auckland, 4 March 1948. Programme 10 March: Orchestral concert. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey ; guest artist Isobel Baillie. Town Hall Wellington, 10 March 1948. Programme 11 March: Lunchtime concert. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Wellington, 11 March 1948. Programme / flyer (2 copies) 12 March: Concert for schools. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; guest artist Isobel Baillie. Town Hall Wellington, 12 March 1948. Programme 13 March: Orchestral concert. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; guest artist Isobel Baillie. Town Hall Wellington, 13 March 1948. Programme (2 copies) 16 March: Concert for schools. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; guest artist Isobel Baillie. Town Hall Wellington, 16 March 1948. Programme (2 copies) 18 March: Extra concert. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; soloist Jack McCaw. Town Hall Wellington, 18 March 1948. Programme / flyer (2 copies) 22 March: Concert for schools. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Wellington, 22 March 1948. Programme 10 April: Otago Centennial Musical Festival 1948. National Symphony Orchestra of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey; Isobel Baillie, distinguished British soprano. Centennial Festival Choir of Mixed Voices. Town Hall Dunedin, 10 April 1948. Souvenir programme 13 April: Conductor Andersen Tyrer; soloist Isobel Baillie. Civic Theatre Invercargill, 13 April 1948. Programme 14 April: Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey. Civic Theatre Invercargill, 14 April 1948. Programme 4 May: Orchestral concert. Conduct Andersen Tyrer. Civic Theatre Christchurch, 4 May 1948. Programme 9 June 1948: Concert for schools. Conductor Andersen Tyrer; leader Vincent Aspey. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin, 9 June 1948. Programme (2 copies) 16 September: Conductor Andersen Tyrer; soloist Richard Farrell. Town Hall Auckland, 16 September 1948. Programme 2 October: Orchestral concert. Conductor Dr Edgar Bainton; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Wellington, 2 October 1948. Programme (2 copies) 5 October: Orchestral concert. Guest conductor Dr Edgar Bainton; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Wellington, 5 October 1948. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1951

From: National Orchestra of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service :[Programmes 1947-1962].

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NO-1951

Description: Includes programmes for concerts on: 17 February: Music under the stars. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey. Three open-air serenade concerts. Auckland, 14, 15 and 17 February. Third concert [17 February 1951]. Programme / flyer 15 March: The Music Committee of the Canterbury Centennial Association and the New Zealand Broadcasting Service present a choral and orchestral concert. Secondary schools, colleges, technical colleges and the National Orchestra conducted by Michael Bowles. King Edward Barracks Christchurch, 15 March 1951. Programme 6 April: Dunedin Music Festival 1951. Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; Cara Hall solo pianist. Town Hall Dunedin, 6 April 1951. Programme 17 April: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; solo pianist Vera Bradford. Opera House Wanganui, 17 April 1951. Programme 17-19 April: Schools concert. Conductor Michael Bowles. Wanganui 17 April; Hawera 18 April; New Plymouth 19 April [1951?]. Flier / programme (2 copies) 8 May: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; solo pianist Vera Bradford. Town Hall Wellington, 8 May 1951. Programme 12 May: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; solo 'cellist Theo Salzman. Town Hall Wellington, 12 May 1951. Programme (2 copies) 6 June: Orchestral concert. Guest conductor Sir Bernard Heinze; solo pianist Ernest Jenner. Town Hall [Wellington], 6 June 1951. Programme (2 copies) 7 July: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; solo pianist Richard Farrell. Town Hall Wellington, 7 July 1951. Programme (2 copies) 10 July: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; solo pianist Richard Farrell. Majestic Theatre Nelson, 10 July 1951. Programme 24 July: J & N Tait have the honour to present Yehudi Menuhin and by arrangement with the New Zealand Broadcasting Service, the National Orchestra, conductor Michael Bowles. Town Hall Wellington, 24 July 1951. Programme (autographed by Menuhin of front cover) 28 July: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Wellington, 28 July 1951. Programme 2 August: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; solo pianist Richard Farrell. Town Hall Dunedin, 2 August 1951. Programme 15 August: Orchestral concert. Conductor Sir Bernard Heinze; soloists Robert Masters (violin), Muriel Taylor (cello), Kinloch Anderson (piano). Town Hall Wellington, 15 August 1951. Programme 15 September: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; guest artist Ronald Dowd. Town Hall Wellington, 15 September 1951. Programme (2 copies) 29 September: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey. [With] Schola Cantorum [and] Ronald Dowd, tenor. Town Hall Wellington, 29 September 1951. Programme (2 copies) 16 October: The New Zealand Broadcasting Service presents the National Orchestra, leader Vincent Aspey, with soloists Ernest Llewellyn (violin), Maurice Till (piano), John Kennedy ('cello). Town Hall Auckland, 16-18 October [1951]. Conductor Michael Bowles. Pink flyer 16 October: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspeuy; soloist Ernest Llewellyn. Town Hall Auckland, 16 October 1951. Programme 6 November: Orchestral concert. Conductor Michael Bowles; leader Vincent Aspey; soloists Ernest Llewellyn (violin), John Kennedy ('cello). Town Hall Wellington, 6 November 1951. Programme (2 copies) 13 November: Orchestral concerts. Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Stewart Harvey, Sybil Phillips, Mary Murphy, Maurice Till. Civic Theatre Christchurch, 13 and 15 November 1951. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 18 programmes. Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1953 - 1954

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-NO-1953/1954

Description: Includes: 1953: 1953 Wellington Proms. Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Vincent Aspey, Eric Lawson, Shirley Carter, Linda Parker, Ronald Dowd, Maurice Clare, Mina Foley, Ken Wilson, Norman Booth, Francis Rosner. Concerts 1-5 (24-29 January 1953) in one booklet. Souvenir programme (2 copies) 1953 Christchurch Proms. Conductor Michael Bowles; soloist Ernest Jenner, Linda Parker, Ronald Dowd, Maurice Clare, Royal Christchurch Musical Society, Stewart Harvey, Mary Pratt. Concerts 1-5 (3-7 February 1953) in one booklet. Souvenir programme (2 copies) 1953 Dunedin Proms. Conductor Michael Bowles; soloists Vincent Aspey, Eric Lawson, Shirley Carter, Linda Parker, Ronald Dowd, Maurice Clare, Maurice Till. Concerts 1-4 (9-12 February 1953) in one booklet. Souvenir programme (2 copies) Alan Loveday violinist; associate artist Ruth Stanfield, pianist. Recital programme with photo of performers [May 1953] Combined Churches Festival Choir assisted by the National Orchestra. Christmas concerts in honour of the visit to Auckland of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. Choir conductor Professor H Hollinrake, soloists Mary Langford, Heather Begg, William Dent, Raymond Windsor; organists Ray Wilson, Trevor Sparling, Arthur Reid. National Orchestra conductor Warwick Braithwaite; leader Vincent Aspey. Town Hall Auckland, 25 and 27 December 1953. Programme (2 copies) 1954: "The messiah", by George Fredric Handel with massed choirs. Soloists Sybil Phillipps, Mary Pratt, Newton Goodson, Kenneth Macaulay and the National Orchestra ... conductor Warwick Braithwaite; organist and choirmaster H Temple White. Wellington Town Hall, 14 January 1954. Programme (2 copies) Royal concert in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh by the National Orchestra; conductor Warwick Braithwaite, leader Vincent Aspey. Soloists Dora Drake, Lex MacDonald, Richard Farrell, organist Dr V E Galway, Massed Girls' Choir. Dunedin Town Hall, 26 January 1954. Programme 1954 Wellington Proms. Conductor Warwick Braithwaite; soloists Julie Clarke, Lily Latischeva. Concerts 103 (4-6 February 1954). Souvenir programme (2 copies) National Orchestra, with Jan Smeterlin, solo pianist. Conductor Warwick Braithwaite, leader Vincent Aspey. Auckland Town Hall, 1 June [1954]. Auckland Festival of the Arts; reprint from official programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to quarto size, some illustrated. Provenance: Acquired from various sources, including the NZ Symphony Orchestra in 2015; one item from the collection of James Gore.

Date: 1956

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-1956

Description: Includes: British Music Society Wanganui Branch. Second concert 1956, by the La Salle Quartet. Repertory Theatre, 29 May 1956. Programme (2 copies) Carnegie Hall concert (with Denny Mahn's Dixielanders, Zarlene (singer), Gerry Hall (banjo), Tony Noorts (clarinet), Buddy Rogers (comedian), Johnny Mahn, Bobbie Little (drums), Doug Harris (quizmaster), Huttcha Champs (rock 'n roll), Garth Young and his Rio Grande Orchestra, Ron Williams (singer), Margaret Watson (rock 'n roll), Doug Caldwell's Garden City Six (Christchurch), Coral Cummins (Christchurch singer), Harry Voice (singer?), Rod Darrett. Concert organised by Tony Noorts in conjunction with the sponsors Phillips Electrical Industries of New Zealand Ltd Proceeds to the Wellington Branch N.Z. Crippled Children Society Christmas Fund. Town Hall Wellington, 28 November 1956. Souvenir programme Community Arts Society Invercargill. A programme of chamber music. Civic Theatre, 16 June 1956. Programme Victoria de Los Angeles. Solo concert. Wellington Town Hall, 2 October 1956. Programme (2 copies) Victoria de Los Angeles. Solo concert. Wellington Town Hall, 6 October 1956. (2 copies) Mischa Elman, the distinguished violinist. Australian-N.Z. tour, 1956. Programmes 1-3 in one booklet (2 copies) R J Kerridge is honoured to present Mischa Elman, the distinguished violinist. Town Hall, 10 and 17 July [1956]. Flyer only Community Arts Service proudly presents Richard Farrell, pianist. Auckland University College Hall, 20 May 1956. Programme Marsden School, Queen Margaret College, Scots College present Music Festival 1956. Alex Lindsay String Quartet, Brian Withers, Helen Collier. Wellington Town Hall, 6 June 1956. Programme Masterton Choral Society presents the concert version of "Faust". Conductor Harry Botham. Town Hall Masterton, 14 July 1956. Programme New Zealand's coloratura soprano, Mina Foley, with the Alex Lindsay Orchestra. Wellington Town Hall, 12 May 1956. Programme including photograph (2 copies) A Festival concert of songs, starring Mina Foley, soprano and the Henry Rudolph Girls' Choir (With George Metcalfe, Bill Matson, John Smith, James Hopkinson, Loretto Cunninghame and Terrence Cresswell). Wellington Town Hall, 27 February [1956]. Programme Miklos Gafni, tenor, "the laughing cavalier of song". New Zealand tour 1956. Programmes 1-3 in one booklet (2 copies) Invercargill City Orchestra. Handel's oratorio "Messiah". Combined choirs and the Invercargill City Orchestra, conductor Charles Cox. Civic Theatre Invercargill, 11 December 1956 by the Invercargill Musical Union. Programme Levin Golden Jubilee. Open air concert (With Alex Lindsay String Orchestra, Horowhenua College Adult Choral Group, Horowhenua Scottish Society's Highland Pipe Band, Levin Municipal Band). Levin Park Domain, 8 March [1956]. Programme Witold Malcuzynski. Direction R J Kerridge. Australia-N.Z. tour 1956. Programmes 1-3 in one booklet (2 copies) Douglas Mews. Organ recital. Town Hall, 12 October 1956. Programme / flier Benno Moiseiwitsch. Direction R J Kerridge. Australia - N.Z. tour, 1956. Programme no. 2 (2 copies) Benno Moiseiwitsch. Direction R J Kerridge. Australia - N.Z. tour, 1956. Programme no 3 (2 copies) Grand St Patrick's night concert in aid of Homes of Compassion Appeal. 17 March 1956. Programme 2YZ Curtain Call (With the Cec Neal Band, Harry Collin (baritone), Vic Viggers (comedian), Johnny Cooper (singer), Hector Macdonald (saxophone), Renais Gage (soprano), Hamilton Bennett Hawaiian Trio, The Saints (swing quartet), The Clansmen (vocal trio), John Mullany Latin American Group, a Quiz, Melodiennes (vocal trio), Arnold Perry (piano), Eve Weir (singer). Produced by Roland Lavin with comperes Ian Vernazoni and Neville Madden). Municipal Theatre, Hastings, 5 September 1956. Programme Viennese Comedy Harmonists. Direction R J Kerridge. "Greetings from Vienna". New Zealand tour. Programme no 1 (2 copies) Viennese Comedy Harmonists. Direction R J Kerridge. "Greetings from Vienna". New Zealand tour. Programme no 3; with inserted sheet of Programme 2 (2 copies of both) Wellington City Council. Open air concert presented by Wellington Salon Orchestra. Conductor W Wassiliew, leader D E Holz. With Galina Wassiliewa School of Russian Classical Ballet. Sound Shell, Botanical Gardens, 26 January 1956. Programme/flier (2 copies) Quantity: 18 album(s) Album(s). 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers, up to octavo size, some illustrated.

Date: 1950 - 1959

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-GB-1950s

Description: Includes: 1950?: Ruth Pearl (violin), Frederick Page (piano). Wigmore Hall, London, 12 November [1950?]. Programme - cover similar to that at Eph-A-MUSIC-1949-01. 1950: Colin Horsley, the brilliant young pianist. [Promotional pamphlet. 1950] Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 14 January 1950. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 16 January 1950. Programme (Alan Loveday) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 10 August 1950. Programme (Alan Loveday) City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, conductor Warwick Braithwaite. City Hall Sheffield, 4 February 1950. Programme (Warwick Braithwaite) 1951: Halle Orchestra, conductor Sir Malcolm Sargent; solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. King's Hall Belle Vue Manchester, 15 April 1951. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood Promenade concerts, Winter series, 15 January 1951. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood Promenade concerts, Winter series, 17 January 1951. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood Promenade concerts, 28 July - 22 September 1951. Programme (Alan Loveday) Richard Farrell with the London Symphony Orchestra. Royal Festival Hall, 13 November 1951. Programme. Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Colston Hall Bristol, 23 August 1951. Programme (Colin Horsley) Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra; conductor Maurice Miles, soloist Alan Loveday. Leeds Town Hall, 28 October 1951. Programme (Alan Loveday) Yvonne Catterall with London Symphony Orchestra. Royal Albert Hall, 22 April 1951. Programme (NZ connection unknown) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. 1 September 1951, with Janet Howe, Cyril Smith, Phyllis Sellick. Programme (NZ connection unknown) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. 4 August 1951. Programme - with Constance Cummings, Rowland Jones, Louis Kentner. (NZ connection unknown) 1952: Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. 4 August 1952. Programme - with Constance Shacklock, Gina Bachauer. (NZ connection unknown) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, 23 August 1952. Programme - with Inia Te Wiata (30 August) and Richard Farrell (1 September) mentioned in the list of forthcoming concerts. Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, 29 August 1952. Programme - with Inia Te Wiata (30 August) and Richard Farrell (1 September) mentioned in the list of forthcoming concerts. Henry Woods Promenade Concerts. 6 September 1952. Programme - with Alan Loveday (8 September) mentioned in list of forthcoming concerts. Joan Hammond (soprano) accompanied by Geoffrey Parsons on piano. The Dome Brighton, 30 November 1952. Programme (NZ connection unknown) Joan Hammond with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Royal Albert Hall, 24 February 1952. Programme (NZ connection unknown) London Philharmonic Orchestra concert. Solo violinist Alan Loveday. Royal Festival Hall, 17 February 1952. programme (Alan Loveday) Royal Philharmonic Society. Royal Festival Hall, 19 November 1952. Programme (Colin Horsley) Special concert of Russian music in memory of Nicolas Medtner [1952]. Programme (Colin Horsley) 1953: London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Fistoulari; solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. Albert Hall Nottingham, 17 August 1953. Programme (Colin Horsley) 1954: Henry Wood promenade concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 27 July 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood promenade concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 16 August 1954. Programme (Alan Loveday) Royal Philharmonic Society at Royal Festival Hall, 15 December 1954. Programme (Inia Te Wiata) London Philharmonic Orchestra. Concert. Colston Hall, Bristol, 15 January 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) London Philharmonic Orchestra at Royal Festival Hall, 9 May 1954. Programme (NZ connection unknown) London Philharmonic Orchestra at New Theatre Northampton. 16 May 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) Halle Orchestra, conductor Geoerge Weldon; solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. Free trade Hall Manchester, 20 August 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) London Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor George Weldon; solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. Albert Hall Nottingham, 25 August 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) London Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor George Weldon; solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. Town Hall Birmingham, 26 August 1954. Programme (Colin Horsley) Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra. Bradford subscription concerts. Conductor Maurice Miles; soloists Alan Loveday and George Hankin. 6 February 1954. Programme (Alan Loveday) 1955: Croydon Symphony Orchestra. Solo violin Alan Loveday. Civic Hall Croydon, 14 May 1955. Programme (Alan Loveday) Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 18 August 1955. Programme (Alan Loveday) Richard Farrell. Royal Albert Hall. International Celebrity Concert, 27 February 1955. Programme (2 copies) Scottish National Orchestra. Industrial Concert. Soloist Colin Horsley.Usher Hall Edinburgh, 27 January 1955. Programme (Colin Horsley) London Philharmonic Orchestra. Town Hall Catford, 11 December 1955. Programme (Colin Horsley) Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra with Alan Loveday. Leeds Town Hall, 9 February 1955. Programme (Alan Loveday) Yorkshire Symphony Orchestra. Farewell concert. Leeds Town Hall, 30 July 1955. Programme (Alan Loveday) 1956: BBC Concert Orchestra. Leeds Town Hall, 29 September 1956. Programme (John Hauxvell) CEMA presents the City of Belfast Orchestra. Ulster Hall, 27 September 1956. Programme (Colin Horsley) Halle Orchestra. Solo pianoforte Colin Horsley. Royal Hall Harrogate, 13 July 1956. Programme (Colin Horsley) Liverpool Philharmonic Society concert. 23 May 1956. Programme (John Hauxvell) Liverpool Philharmonic Society subscription concert. 3 January 1956. Programme (John Hauxvell) Royal Albert Hall. Music from the ballet. 17 March 1956. Programme (Richard Farrell) 1957: Grand Sunday concert at the Streatham Hill Theatre, 27 October 1957. Programme (Inia Te Wiata) Henry Wood promenade concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 9 August 1957. Programme (Alan Loveday) International Congress of Organists, London 27 July - 2 August 1957. Booklet (Auckland NZ listed as address of association - A E M Jeffery, 13 Thomas Avenue, Mt Albert, Auckland) London Philharmonic Orchestra. Royal Albert Hall, 31 May 1957. Programme (Colin Horsley) Royal Festival Hall. "Music of a century; Signs and portents". 27 May 1957. Programme (John Hauxvell) 1958: The New Zealand Music Society presents Jean Anderson (pianoforte), Guy Henderson (oboe), the Jacques Orchestrea (leader Emauel Hurwitz), conductor John Matheson. Wigmore Hall, 13 February [1958]. Programme / flier Max Rostal and Colin Horsley. Birmingham Chamber Music Society. First concert. City Art Gallery, 18 October 1958. Programme (Colin Horsley) 1959: Royal Philharmonic Society. Royal Festival Hall, 11 February 1959. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood promenade concert. Royal Albert Hall, 1 September 1959. Programme (Colin Horsley) Henry Wood promenade concert, 4 September 1959. Programme (Alan Loveday) Purcell-Handel Festival. London, 8-27 June 1959. Calendar of events (Joan Hammond) Quantity: 55 Programme(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1951

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1951

Description: Includes programmes featuring: British Music Society. Wanganui Branch. Second concert by the Vocal Art Society of Palmerston North. Opera House. 28 July 1951. Programme. His Majesty's 1st Battalion Black Watch Band. Direction J & N Tait. First visit to New Zealand. Promotional brochure. (2 copies) Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme. Opera House Palmerston North. 23 June 1951. Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme. Town Hall Wellington. 26 June 1951. (2 copies) Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme. Municipal Theatre Hastings, 3 July 1951. Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme. Civic Theatre Invercargill. 21 July 1951. Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme. Town Hall Wellington. 4 August 1951. J & N Tait have the honour to present Yehudi Menuhin and by arrangement with the New Zealand Broadcasting Service the National Orchestra. Conductor Michael Bowles. Town Hall Wellington, 24 July [1952]. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to quarto size, some illustrated.

Date: 1948

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1948

Description: Includes programmes featuring: Isobel Baillie (Distinguished British soprano); accompanist Wainwright Morgan. Solo recital. Town Hall Wellington. 26 April 1948. Programme (2 copies, one autographed) Isobel Baillie (distinguished British soprano). Accompanist Wainwright Morgan. Radiant Theatre Christchurch, 1 April 1948. Programme Richard Farrell, pianist. Direction New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Wellington Town Hall, 16 June 1948. Programme Richard Farrell, pianist. Direction New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Wellington Town Hall, 19 June 1948. Programme Richard Farrell, pianist. Direction New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Town Hall Wellington, 3 July 1948. Programme (2 copies) Richard Farrell, pianist. Direction New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Nelson School of Music, 17 July 1948. Programme Lunch-time music, Lewis Eady Hall. Promenade concerts organised by the Friends of Music to raise funds for instruments for the Auckland Junior Symphony Orchestra. (With Mercy Collisson, Layton Ring). 31 August 1948. Programme sheet Benno Moiseiwitsch, "supreme genius of the piano". New Zealand tour 1948. Programme number one (2 copies, one annotated) Benno Moiseiwitsch, "supreme genius of the piano". New Zealand tour 1948. Programme number two (2 copies) Benno Moiseiwitsch, "supreme genius of the piano". New Zealand tour 1948. Programme number three. Benno Moiseiwitsch, "supreme genius of the piano". New Zealand tour 1948. All Chopin programme (2 copies) Nelson Male Voice Choir. First concert of season, 21 June 1948. Programme Palmerston North Choral Union. "Messiah". Opera House Palmerston North, 14 December 1948. Programme Wellington Training College Choral Society. Thirteenth annual recital (With Marion Farland, Marian Howe, John Thompson, Alison Cordery, James Shelley, Christabel Nation). 9 October 1948. Programme Anne Ziegler, soprano, and Webster Booth, tenor. Promotional pamphlet Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth. New Zealand concert tour 1948. Direction Begg's Celebrity Artists Company. With Clarence Black, pianist of Sydney. Programmes 1, 2 and 3 in one pamphlet (2 copies, one autographed) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to quarto size, some illustrated.

Date: 1956

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1956

Description: Includes programmes featuring: R J Kerridge and David N Martin by arrangement with S A Gorlinsky of London proudly present the original Don Cossack Chorus and dancers. Serge Jaroff, conductor. New Zealand tour 1956. Programme nos 1-3 in one booklet Through the courtesy of R J Kerridge, the Ross Sea Appeal Committee present the distinguished violinist Mischa Elman. Auckland Town Hall, 15 July [1956]. Souvenir programme Alan Meldrum, city organist. Municipal organ recital (With other performers Joan Ottrey (piano), Heather MacDonald (soprano) and Bertha Rawlinson (accompanist)). Town Hall, 15 April 1956. Typescript programme / flier Primary Schools' Choral Festival. [Wanganui] Opera House, 1 August 1956. Programme Music Week Whangarei 1956 (With Richard Farrell, Francis Rosner & Henrik Stigter, the National Orchestra under James Robertson, Jocelyn Walker (pianist), La Salle Quartet, C.A.S. Musical Party). Whangarei, 25 May - 2 June 1956. Souvenir programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to quarto size, some illustrated.

Date: 1952

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1952

Description: Includes programmes featuring: John Brownlee, baritone, at the piano Terence Vaughan. Recital programme Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme (beginning with "Sonata in A minor, K.310). (2 copies) Richard Farrell, pianist. Recital programme (beginning with "Sonata in E flat, opus 7") Vocal Art Society. "Requiem", by Giuseppe Verdi. Victoria University College, Regional Council of Adult Education. A Community Arts Service. 7 December 1952. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes, up to quarto size, some illustrated.

Date: 1951-1976, 1987

From: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra: Records

Reference: MS-Papers-11902-053

Description: Programmes from concerts by visiting soloists. Some have annotations. Some have newsclippings and other papers enclosed. The programme for concert by John Brownlee has two photographs and typed biographical notes tipped in. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed matter

Date: 1950-1982

From: Saunders, Linden Charles Mansell, 1908-1995: New Zealand Herald reviews and articles

Reference: PAColl-10462

Description: Photographs of musicians by unknown photographers originally inserted in the backs of two volumes of review scrapbooks (MS-Papers-12029-05 and MS-Papers-12029-07). PAColl-104620-01 is an autographed photograph of Italian tenor Tito Schipa, inscribed on the front 'to Mr Lin Saunders most sincerely 1950 Tito Schipa'. PAColl-10462-02, 03, and 04 are photographs of New Zealand pianist Richard Farrell. PAColl-10462-05 is a photograph of Bulgarian violinist Stoika Milanova, inscribed on the back 'Stoika Milanova 1982'. PAColl-10462-06 and 07 are identical photographs of New Zealand musician Mark Walton, inscribed on the back 'Mark Walton 1982'. PAColl-10462-08 is a photograph of Israeli conductor Doron Salomon, inscribed on the back 'Doron Salomon 1982'. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 8 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin photoprints. Transfers: PAColl-10462-01 to 04 were removed from MS-Papers-12029-05. - PAColl-10462-05 to 08 were removed from MS-Papers-12029-07..

Date: ca 1920-1980

From: Evening post (Newspaper. 1865-2002) :Photographic negatives and prints of the Evening Post newspaper

Reference: PAColl-0614-2-04

Description: Photographs relating to the lives of prominent New Zealanders, taken and collected by the Evening Post. Images taken in New Zealand and abroad, by a range of photographers, circa 1920 to 1980. Photographs are of Jack Maybury, Sir Leslie Munro, Cardinal McKeefry, Jean McKenzie, Captain W N Masefield, Alex Lindsay, Edmund Hillary and Tensing, Mr R R Love and Mr R H N Love, Kingsford Smith, Sir Howard Kippenberger, Richard Farrell, L D Austin, George Bolt, James K Baxter, Mr J G Coates, Daisy Basham, Mr and Mrs Percy Dowse, and Jack Davey. Quantity: 72 b&w original photographic print(s).

Date: 1946-1973

From: Grant, Alexander Marshall, 1925-2011 : Papers relating to his career as a dancer

Reference: fMS-Papers-11225-2

Description: Comprises newpaper and journal articles relating to Grant's dancing career with the Sadler's Wells Ballet and the Royal Ballet. One excerpt (Woman's Own, undated) features Grant modelling in an article on `How to behave: a modern guide to good manners'. A full-page article (NZ Woman, 5 March 1951) profiles Grant. A front-page photograph and article (Sunday Times, 24 March 1957) is of Grant in the role of Petrouchka and includes an accompanying note from Grant to his parents. Articles cover the Royal Ballet tour to New Zealand in 1959 and of Grant's return to NZ as guest artist for the New Zealand Ballet to play Petrouchka in 1964. Two articles announce Grant receiving his CBE, and another article (Evening Post, 18 November 1959) of Mrs Chapman (Grant's former dance teacher) becoming a city councillor's wife. A half-page article (New Zealand Herald, 11 November 1970) covers Grant's participation in the Royal Ballet's film `Beatrix Potter'. Further articles are about Grant becoming director of Ballet for All in 1970. Articles also include mention and/or photographs of New Zealanders Bryan Ashbridge, Bebe De Roland, Richard Farrell, and Rowena Jackson. An editorial (Evening Post, 8 August 1973) discusses NZers overseas, mentioning Grant, Anthony Jennings, Nyree Dawn Porter and Kiri Te Kanawa among others. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed matter

Date: 1951 - 1952

From: [Music programmes and other ephemera for concerts. 1952].

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1952-01

Description: Cover shows head and shoulders portrait of the New Zealand pianist Richard Farrell. There is a logo of the NZ Broadcasting Service at top left. Programme included Mozart's "Sonata in A Minor", Chopin's "Four etudes" and "Scherzo No 1 in B Minor", Manuel de Falla's "Fantasia Betica", Liszt's "Funerailles" and "Hungarian rhapsody". Two copies held. Assumed to date from a year after his 1951 concerts which are mentioned. He is stated as being 24 years of age, but he may have been 26 at this time. Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on programme.. Physical Description: Photolithograph on cover, letterpress text, on folded programme 283 x 225 mm. Provenance: One copy donated by John Quilter in 2003.

Date: 1936-1958

From: Lawlor, Patrick Anthony, 1893-1979 : Papers

Reference: 77-067-8/03

Description: Clippings, notes and draft article on Farrell by Lawlor following his death Quantity: 1 folder(s).