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Bibliography of Materials and Works Cited Nalini Ghuman, Resonances of the Raj (Oxford University Press, 2014) Bibliography of materials and works cited 1. Manuscript Sources and Archival Collections Maud MacCarthy and John Foulds Composer John Foulds Files I (1924-1938) and II (1940-1958), BBC Written Archives in Caversham, part of the UK National Archives (BBC WAC) Foulds, ‘A Few Indian Records’, John Foulds Sketches and Papers, Private Family Collection, held in trust by Malcolm MacDonald (UK) (JF Papers) Foulds, letter to George Bernard Shaw, April 25 1925, British Library (BL) Add MS 50519 f. 224 Foulds, MS list of works, BL Add Mss 56483 Foulds, MS Collection, BL Add Mss 56482 Foulds, Orpheus Abroad. Series of twelve radio programmes broadcast from All India Radio in Delhi on the following dates in 1937: 6, 13, 23, 31 March; 7, 18, 22, 28 April; 2, 14, 22, 30 May; Scripts held in Maud MacCarthy Papers, Private Family Collection (MM Papers) Foulds, two letters to Maud MacCarthy, BL Add MS 56478 John Foulds Autograph Manuscript Scores. Collection of Graham Hatton (Hatton & Rose, UK) John Foulds Sketches and Papers, Private Family Collection, held in trust by Malcolm MacDonald (UK) (JF Papers) MacCarthy-Foulds Papers, Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York (UK) (Borthwick Archive) Maud MacCarthy Papers, Private Family Collection (MM Papers) 1 Walter Kaufmann Archive, The William and Gayle Cook Music Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Walter Kaufmann Composer File: BBC WAC Sir Edward Elgar Arnold, Edwin. ‘Imperial Ode’, written for India by Imre Kiralfy. 1895. BL: 1779. K. 6, folio 5 ‘Crystal Palace Programme and Guide to Entertainments, 1901’. Miscellaneous programmes 1898-1923, BL Rare Books and Music: 341 no. 4 ‘Crown of India Imperial Masque’. Coliseum program for the opening week (commencing 11 March 1912). BL: London Playbills (1908-13), ref. 74/436 Curzon Collection PDP 430 (1-89): BL India Office Print Room ‘Dhar: Viceroy’s visit: Musicians who performed for the Viceroy 1902’. BL India Office Print Room: Photograph collection ref. 430/23 (18c and d) Elgar, Edward. Concert Programmes. Especially collection of 1912, ref. 1126. Elgar Birthplace Museum, Worcester, UK (EBM) Elgar, Edward. Press-cuttings. Especially volume 7 (June 1911-June 1914) ref. 1332 Cuttings Files (EBM) Empire of India Exhibition, 1895 ̶ The conception, design and production of Imre Kiralfy. BL 1801.d1(187) India and Ceylon Exhibition (1896), notes by Imre Kiralfy: BL India Office, V 26652 Kiralfy, Imre. India: An operatic-historical production in two acts, 1895. BL 1779. K. 6, folio 5 ‘Nautch Girls c.1891’. BL India Office Print Room: Photograph no. 291 (57) Papers of Edward Elgar 1889-1940, Special Collections, University of Birmingham: EE 1/1/3 ‘Programme of the Ceremonies to be observed on the occasion of the Coronation Durbar, December 12th 1911’. BL: Miscellaneous Official Publications, ref. 930.i.50 2 Gustav Holst Holst, Gustav. Hymns from the Rig Veda, Group 3. Copyist’s score. Holst Birthplace Museum, Cheltenham, UK (HBM) Fox Strangways, Arthur. Ethnographic cylinder recordings from India. BL, National Sound Archive, London: International Music Collection, C 72 Franco-British Exhibition: Official Guide. London: Bemrose & Sons Ltd., 1908 Victoria & Albert Art Library, ref. A35 Holst, Gustav. ‘Scrapbook 1914-1919’: Press-Cuttings vol. 6. HBM ________. Concert Programmes and Press Cuttings: Microfilms, reel 2: volumes 3-5 (1905-1914); reel 3: vol. 7 (1919-22); vol. 8 (1922-24); reel 4: vol. 9 (1923-25); Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum (UK) ________. ‘Holst’s Catalogue of his Compositions. Gustav Holst Collection (Part II). Vol. I. ‘List of Compositions’; 1895-1933. BL Add MS 57863 ________. Indra Op. 13: BL Add Mss 47816 ________. Sita. BL Add Mss 47821-3 Holst’s personal library of books. Holst Music Room, St Paul’s Girls School, London ‘India and Ceylon Exhibition of 1896’. BL India Office Print Room: Photograph no. 888 (88 prints) ‘Indian Matinee’, Concert Programme (2 April 1935), Playhouse Theatre, London WC2: Holst Birthplace Museum, Scrapbook 1914-1919: Press-Cuttings vol. 6 ‘London Playbills’1870-1901 (D - G). BL Rare Books and Music: ref 74/343 (84) ‘London Playbills’ 1895-1924 (C). BL Rare Books and Music: ref. 74/336 (122) Thurston, Edgar. Ethnographic cylinder recordings from India. National Sound Archive: International Music Collection, C 624 3 Amy Woodforde-Finden Boosey & Hawkes Archive, London London Playbills 1870-1901 (H - O). BL Rare Books and Music: ref 74/344 ‘Pageant of Empire Programme’. British Empire Exhibition pamphlet no.7, part II July 21 - Aug 30 1924. London: Fleetway Press Ltd, 1924. Elgar Birthplace Museum. Concert Programmes 1912, ref. 1126: 5C. T Woodforde-Finden letters, 1914-1927, Manuscripts Department, Lilly Library, Indiana University (USA) Kaikhosru Sorabji Collected ‘Music’ articles by K. S. Sorabji from The New Age (1924-34) and The New English Weekly (1932-45) compiled by Nazlin Bhimani [microfilm] Kaikhosru Sorabji Papers, facsimiles and autograph manuscript scores. The Sorabji Archive, Eaton Bishop, Hereford, UK Roberge, Marc-André. Annotated Indexes to “Around Music” and “Mi Contra Fa” by Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji. 1992. 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M. ‘“The Opus Clavicembalisticum” by Kaikhosru Shapurgi [recte Shapurji] Sorabji: An Analysis with References to its Model, the “Fantasia Contrappuntistica” by Ferruccio Busoni’. DMA diss., American Conservatory of Music, 1987 Bhattacharjya, Nilanjana. ‘Aesthetic Fusions: British Asian Music and Diaspora Culture’, PhD diss., Cornell University, 2007 Bhimani, Nazlin. ‘Kaikhosru Sorabji’s Writings on British Music in The New Age (1924-34)’. MA thesis, University of British Columbia, 1985 Fuller, Sophie. ‘Women Composers during the British Musical Renaissance, 1880- 1918’. PhD diss., University of London, 1998 ________. ‘Creative women and “Exoticism” at the last fin-de-siècle’. Unpublished paper presented at the symposium ‘From Musical Exoticism to World Music: Constructing Ends of Centuries’, City University, London, 6-8 July 2000 Gwynne [Ghuman], A. 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