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383IndexA number of those closest in Felix Aprahamian’s regular circle, his contacts in the 1930s, he refers to in the Diaries by initials or first name only. Several have been identified, and in this index ‘AF’ was Archibald Farmer,’ B.’ ‘Bee’ or ‘Beatrice’ was probably Beatrice Stiff, Dennis was Dennis Vine (of Boosey & Hawkes), Geoff was Geoffrey Powell, ‘Hoppy’ was Mrs Hopkins, June was Francis Todd, Max and Margaret were Max and Margaret Walker and ‘Reggie’ was Reggie Stephens. However, we have been defeated by a number of examples, in particular ‘Clippie’, ‘Mary’, ‘Percy’, ‘Thèrese’, ‘Trevor’, ‘Wilf ’ and ‘Little Willie’, and they are indexed under these names below. If any reader can assist with the identification of any of these, the editors would be grateful to know via Boydell & Brewer.Page numbers shown in bold include an illustration; illustrations in the plate section are preceded by pl.Abbey Road Studios, 248, 330ABC (café), 166; Regent Street, 198; South Kensington, 139; Victoria, 157Abram Centre, StJohn’s Wood, 58Achron, Joseph, 79Adam, 205Addison Gardens, 188Adorno, Theodor, 356Aeolian Hall, 129, 134, 141, 152, 164, 166, 173, 176, 178, 179, 183, 187, 229, 323, 348Aeolian-Skinner, 359Aeschylus, 306A F, see Farmer, ArchibaldAgnew, Roy: Piano Sonata, 139Aix-en-Provence Festival, 311Akes, Catherine, 245Albert Hall, see Royal Albert HallAlcock, Sir W.G., 53, 119Aldeburgh Festival, 30, 315Alexander, Arthur, 59, 62, 82, 86, 87, 88, 120, 121, 177, 221, 276Alexander, Mr and Mrs, see Alexander, Arthur; Swain, FredaAlexandra, Queen, 377Alexandra Palace, 5, 53, 136, 167, 222, 223, 224, 236, 237, 288, 359, 364, 368, 370, 377–9; pl.23, 24; fire, 381; hit by Doodlebug in 1944, 378, 379; as internment camp in First World War, 5, 377; organ, 5, 7, 10, 379; organ, fund raising fair, 7; Sunday afternoon organ recitals, 10; view of Palace from Methuen Park, 6Alexanian, Diran (Casals teaching assistant), 173Algiers, 374Alhambra Theatre, 107All Souls, Langham Place, 83, 376Allen, Sir Hugh, 63, 119, 139Allin, Norman, 109Alpenrodt’s (restaurant), 14, 84Alvar-Harding, Louise, 323Ambler, Mr, 147Amis, John, 26, 44Les Amis de l’Orgue, 255, 344Amphion (CD label), 236Ančerl, Karel, 204Ancibure, Suzanne, pl.28Angove, Ivy, 152Ansermet, Ernest, 19, 31, 37, 131, 137, 140, 147, 158, 182, 183, 192, 208–16, 241, 243, 242, 244, 290, 291, 292, 294, 332, 340, 342, 347, 348; pl.35; defines stereophonic recording, 213; letters, 213–16; Les Fondements de la Musique dans la conscience humaine, 212; What Everyone should know about Music, 212Antcliffe, Herbert, 146Anthony, Alec, 174, 186Apollinaire, Guillaume, 311Appollonato, Mr, 176Aprahamian, Avedis (father), 1, 5, 6; pl.1Aprahamian, Felix, 1, 4, 19, 41; pl.1, 3–6, 13–15, 19, 20, 28–31, 33–6, 38, 39, 43, 44Aprahamian.indb 38301/10/2015 13:27
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383IndexA number of those closest in Felix Aprahamian’s regular circle, his contacts in the 1930s, he refers to in the Diaries by initials or first name only. Several have been identified, and in this index ‘AF’ was Archibald Farmer,’ B.’ ‘Bee’ or ‘Beatrice’ was probably Beatrice Stiff, Dennis was Dennis Vine (of Boosey & Hawkes), Geoff was Geoffrey Powell, ‘Hoppy’ was Mrs Hopkins, June was Francis Todd, Max and Margaret were Max and Margaret Walker and ‘Reggie’ was Reggie Stephens. However, we have been defeated by a number of examples, in particular ‘Clippie’, ‘Mary’, ‘Percy’, ‘Thèrese’, ‘Trevor’, ‘Wilf ’ and ‘Little Willie’, and they are indexed under these names below. If any reader can assist with the identification of any of these, the editors would be grateful to know via Boydell & Brewer.Page numbers shown in bold include an illustration; illustrations in the plate section are preceded by pl.Abbey Road Studios, 248, 330ABC (café), 166; Regent Street, 198; South Kensington, 139; Victoria, 157Abram Centre, StJohn’s Wood, 58Achron, Joseph, 79Adam, 205Addison Gardens, 188Adorno, Theodor, 356Aeolian Hall, 129, 134, 141, 152, 164, 166, 173, 176, 178, 179, 183, 187, 229, 323, 348Aeolian-Skinner, 359Aeschylus, 306A F, see Farmer, ArchibaldAgnew, Roy: Piano Sonata, 139Aix-en-Provence Festival, 311Akes, Catherine, 245Albert Hall, see Royal Albert HallAlcock, Sir W.G., 53, 119Aldeburgh Festival, 30, 315Alexander, Arthur, 59, 62, 82, 86, 87, 88, 120, 121, 177, 221, 276Alexander, Mr and Mrs, see Alexander, Arthur; Swain, FredaAlexandra, Queen, 377Alexandra Palace, 5, 53, 136, 167, 222, 223, 224, 236, 237, 288, 359, 364, 368, 370, 377–9; pl.23, 24; fire, 381; hit by Doodlebug in 1944, 378, 379; as internment camp in First World War, 5, 377; organ, 5, 7, 10, 379; organ, fund raising fair, 7; Sunday afternoon organ recitals, 10; view of Palace from Methuen Park, 6Alexanian, Diran (Casals teaching assistant), 173Algiers, 374Alhambra Theatre, 107All Souls, Langham Place, 83, 376Allen, Sir Hugh, 63, 119, 139Allin, Norman, 109Alpenrodt’s (restaurant), 14, 84Alvar-Harding, Louise, 323Ambler, Mr, 147Amis, John, 26, 44Les Amis de l’Orgue, 255, 344Amphion (CD label), 236Ančerl, Karel, 204Ancibure, Suzanne, pl.28Angove, Ivy, 152Ansermet, Ernest, 19, 31, 37, 131, 137, 140, 147, 158, 182, 183, 192, 208–16, 241, 243, 242, 244, 290, 291, 292, 294, 332, 340, 342, 347, 348; pl.35; defines stereophonic recording, 213; letters, 213–16; Les Fondements de la Musique dans la conscience humaine, 212; What Everyone should know about Music, 212Antcliffe, Herbert, 146Anthony, Alec, 174, 186Apollinaire, Guillaume, 311Appollonato, Mr, 176Aprahamian, Avedis (father), 1, 5, 6; pl.1Aprahamian, Felix, 1, 4, 19, 41; pl.1, 3–6, 13–15, 19, 20, 28–31, 33–6, 38, 39, 43, 44Aprahamian.indb 38301/10/2015 13:27
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Illustrations vii
  4. Foreword xi
  5. Preface xiv
  6. Acknowledgements xvii
  7. Introduction – Felix Aprahamian: A Life in Music and Criticism 1
  8. Part I The Musical Diaries
  9. 1933 45
  10. 1934 110
  11. 1935 and Later 170
  12. Part II Articles and Reminiscences about Friends and Contemporaries
  13. Ernest Ansermet 208
  14. Sir Thomas Armstrong 216
  15. Henry Barraud 219
  16. Arnold Bax 220
  17. Sir Thomas Beecham 222
  18. Ernest Bloch 227
  19. André Caplet 231
  20. Édouard Colonne 233
  21. George Dorrington Cunningham 236
  22. Claude Debussy 238
  23. Frederick Delius 247
  24. Maurice Duruflé 254
  25. Dr Philip Emanuel 256
  26. Gabriel Fauré 257
  27. Eric Fenby 263
  28. Anatole Fistoulari 265
  29. Berta Geissmar 266
  30. Alexandre Guilmant 269
  31. Arthur Honegger 270
  32. John Ireland 274
  33. Sigfrid Karg-Elert 279
  34. Rudolf Kempe 281
  35. Wanda Landowska 284
  36. André Marchal 286
  37. Frank Martin 289
  38. Olivier Messiaen 298
  39. Darius Milhaud 305
  40. Boris Ord 309
  41. Francis Poulenc 310
  42. Maurice Ravel 317
  43. Albert Roussel 324
  44. Victor De Sabata 326
  45. Florent Schmitt 329
  46. Arnold Schönberg 330
  47. Gérard Souzay 332
  48. Igor Stravinsky 334
  49. Maggie Teyte 337
  50. Charles Tournemire 339
  51. Louis Vierne 342
  52. Sir William Walton 347
  53. Part III – Remembering the Great Organists
  54. Lynnwood Farnam 359
  55. André Marchal 361
  56. Joseph Bonnet 364
  57. Charles Tournemire 365
  58. Marcel Dupré 367
  59. Sir George Thalben-Ball 370
  60. Virgil Fox 372
  61. Nadia Boulanger 373
  62. Jeanne Demessieux 375
  63. Alexandra Palace Organ 377
  64. Select Bibliography 380
  65. Index 383
  66. Other books by Lewis and Susan Foreman 421
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Illustrations vii
  4. Foreword xi
  5. Preface xiv
  6. Acknowledgements xvii
  7. Introduction – Felix Aprahamian: A Life in Music and Criticism 1
  8. Part I The Musical Diaries
  9. 1933 45
  10. 1934 110
  11. 1935 and Later 170
  12. Part II Articles and Reminiscences about Friends and Contemporaries
  13. Ernest Ansermet 208
  14. Sir Thomas Armstrong 216
  15. Henry Barraud 219
  16. Arnold Bax 220
  17. Sir Thomas Beecham 222
  18. Ernest Bloch 227
  19. André Caplet 231
  20. Édouard Colonne 233
  21. George Dorrington Cunningham 236
  22. Claude Debussy 238
  23. Frederick Delius 247
  24. Maurice Duruflé 254
  25. Dr Philip Emanuel 256
  26. Gabriel Fauré 257
  27. Eric Fenby 263
  28. Anatole Fistoulari 265
  29. Berta Geissmar 266
  30. Alexandre Guilmant 269
  31. Arthur Honegger 270
  32. John Ireland 274
  33. Sigfrid Karg-Elert 279
  34. Rudolf Kempe 281
  35. Wanda Landowska 284
  36. André Marchal 286
  37. Frank Martin 289
  38. Olivier Messiaen 298
  39. Darius Milhaud 305
  40. Boris Ord 309
  41. Francis Poulenc 310
  42. Maurice Ravel 317
  43. Albert Roussel 324
  44. Victor De Sabata 326
  45. Florent Schmitt 329
  46. Arnold Schönberg 330
  47. Gérard Souzay 332
  48. Igor Stravinsky 334
  49. Maggie Teyte 337
  50. Charles Tournemire 339
  51. Louis Vierne 342
  52. Sir William Walton 347
  53. Part III – Remembering the Great Organists
  54. Lynnwood Farnam 359
  55. André Marchal 361
  56. Joseph Bonnet 364
  57. Charles Tournemire 365
  58. Marcel Dupré 367
  59. Sir George Thalben-Ball 370
  60. Virgil Fox 372
  61. Nadia Boulanger 373
  62. Jeanne Demessieux 375
  63. Alexandra Palace Organ 377
  64. Select Bibliography 380
  65. Index 383
  66. Other books by Lewis and Susan Foreman 421
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