Letter from James Joyce to Sir Thomas Beecham,
March 21, 1930.
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| Summary: | An unpublished typed Joyce letter signed by James Joyce, to one of Britain's most distinguished conductors, Sir Thomas Beecham, concerning the tenor, John Sullivan ("incomparably the greatest human voice that I have ever heard for ease of emission, power, splendour of diction and magnficence of tone"). |
| Format: | Manuscript |
| Language: | English |
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| Notes: | Typescript letter, signed. With carbon copy typescript of programme for Sullivan's concert at the Theatre Royal, Dublin. Physical description: 1 letter (3pp.), + carbon copy typescript programme. more |
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