SearchPrince´s Hall, Piccadilly
Collection Descriptions
| Arthur Hervey Collection (1881-1897) (Royal Academy of Music, Library) An album of programmes and other ephemera, relating to Arthur Hervey, from 1881 to 1897. The majority of items in th... |
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| Bannister Scrapbook Collection 2 (1888-1899) (Henry Watson Music Library) Further scapbooks from the Bannister Collection: Scrapbook 17: * The Central Hall, Oldham Street - 22/11/1890 - G... |
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| Charles Winterbottom collection: volume 5 (1882-86) (Royal College Of Music, Library) A collection of handbills and programmes for performances given at various London venues – principally Crystal Pala... |
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| Collection of programmes (1860-92) (British Library) A miscellaneous collection of nearly 500 handbills, prospectuses, programmes and wordbooks for performances given at ... |
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| Laistner Choir (1893) (British Library, Music Collections) A programme and wordbook for The Laistner Choir's Grand Orchestral Concert, given at the Princes' Hall, Piccadilly on... |
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| London Suburban Concerts (1893-98) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of programmes for performances given at various venues in London between 1893 and 1898, held with a prog... |
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| London: Halls: Prince's Hall, Piccadilly (1883-1891) (Royal College Of Music, Library) A collection of seven programmes from Prince's Hall, Piccadilly. The programmes date from 1883 to 1891, though a num... |
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| Magpie Minstrels/Magpie Madrigal Society (1888-1911) (British Library, Music Collections) A miscellaneous collection of programmes and wordbooks for 23 concerts given by the Magpie Minstrels (later the Magpi... |
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| McCann Collection: United Kingdom (1880-1889) (Royal Academy of Music Museum) A collection of approximately 100 programmes from the McCann collection, from 1880 and 1889. The collection contains... |
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| McCann Collection: United Kingdom (1890-1899) (Royal Academy of Music Museum) A collection of one box of programmes from the McCann collection, from 1890 to 1899. The collection contains program... |
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| McCann Collection: United Kingdom (1916-1918) (Royal Academy of Music Museum) A collection of one box of programmes from the McCann collection, from 1916 to 1918. The collection contains program... |
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| Miss Edith and Miss Dora Tulloch's Tennysonian Recital (1892) (British Library, Music Collections) Programme and wordbook for a Tennyson Recital, given by Misses Dora and Edith Tulloch in February 1892 at the Princes... |
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| Miss Wakefield, Mr Walter Ford and Mr Isidor Cohn Song and Pianoforte Recital (1894) (British Library, Music Collections) Programme and wordbook for a Song and Pianoforte Recital given by Miss Wakefield, Mr Walter Ford and Mr Isidor Cohn o... |
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| Mr and Mrs Henschel's Vocal Recitals (1889-92) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of handbills and programmes (with words) relating to vocal recitals given by Mr and Mrs Henschel between... |
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| Mr Moberly´s String Orchestra (1892-95) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of programmes and wordbooks for four annual concerts given by Mr Moberly’s String Orchestra between 18... |
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| Pamphlets - Ireland - Concert Programmes (1844-1922) (National Library of Ireland) 1 bound volume of concert programmes from 1844 to 1922. Collection also includes a score published in Dublin. 9/1/... |
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| Princes´ Hall Concerts (1889-91) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of programmes for five concerts given at the Princes’ Hall, Piccadilly between 1889 and 1891, arranged... |
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| Programmes (1878-1887) (Royal College Of Music, Library) A collection of miscellaneous programmes from 1878 to 1887. A sizeable amount of programmes in the collection relate... |
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| St James´s Hall Concerts (1879-1889) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of programmes and wordbooks for seven concerts given at St. James’s Hall, London between 1879 and 1889... |
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| The Bach Choir (1876-1953) (British Library, Music Collections) A collection of programmes and wordbooks relating to the public concerts given by the Bach Choir, London, from its fo... |
