Finding Aid
Box 1 Orchestral Works 1. "La Belle Dame Sans Mercie". Setting of poem by John Keats for tenor voice and orchestra. l909, unbound ms., 35 pp. 2. "The Silver Harlequin". Subtitled "A Fantasy of Humility". Ballet suite for orchestra. l9l7, bound ms., 61 pp. 3. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" an introduction. Written for J.B. Fagan's production at the Court Theatre, London. 1922, bound ms., 31 pp. 4. "Grotesque". [ca. 1922-1930], bound ms., 19 pp. 5. Symphonic Movement. [ca. 1930-1935], bound ms., 59 pp. 6. "A Star Song". For solo voices. 1935, bound ms., 43 pp. 7. Psalm 150 ("Praise Ye the Lord"). For chorus and orchestra, also vocal score for conductor. [ca. l932], unbound ms., 21 pp. 8. Symphony No. 1. In two movements, first movement may be identical with Symphonic Movement (ca. l935). 1940, bound ms., 66 pp. 9. "Alice in Wonderland". A suite for orchestra. 1938, bound ms., 66 pp. Box 2 Orchestral Works (continued) l. "Hullaballoo-Belay". For piano and orchestra. l940, bound ms., 43 pp. 2. Symphony No. 2. In four movements. [ca. 1947], bound ms., a. 53 pp. b. 45 pp. c. 26 pp. d. 65 pp. 3. "Picadilly". A ballet or ballet suite for full orchestra consisting of an introduction and nine dances as well as a transcription for piano from the orchestral score. 1953, bound ms., 141 pp. 4. "David (Michelangelo)". For string orchestra in one movement. [ca. 1952-1953], unbound ms., 21 pp. 5. "Pieta (Michelangelo)". For string orchestra in one movement. [ca. 1952-1953], unbound ms., 9 pp. 6. "Buonarotti". Theme and eight variations. [ca. 1957], bound ms., 152 pp. 7. Symphonic movement "Buonarotti". For full orchestra in one movement. [ca. 1957-1958], bound ms., 66 pp. Box 3 Chamber Music 1. Prelude and Fugue for strings with instrumental parts. [n.d. but ca. 1912-1913], unbound ms., 35 pp. 2. Four Preludes for Pianoforte. 1924, unbound ms. for each prelude with several copies, 42 pp. 3. String Quartet No. 2 In four movements. [ca. 1927-1928], unbound ms, 71 pp. in brown covers. 4. Sonata No. 1 for Piano and Violin. In four movements. 1931, unbound ms., 24 pp. 5. Sonata No. 1 for Piano. Theme and variations in three movements. 1934, bound ms., 24 pp. 6. Prelude and Fugue (Bb) for Strings. With instrumental parts. [ca. 1936], unbound ms., 17 pp. 7. Sonata No. 2 for Piano. In two movements. 1938, bound ms., 29 pp. 8. Sonatina for Flute and Piano. In two movements. 1939, bound ms., 24 pp. 9. Quintet for Piano, two Violins, Viola and Cello. In three movements. [ca. 1940], bound ms., 111 pp. 10."Autumns Landscape" Pastoral. For solo flute, oboe and small orchestra. Score and parts. 1942, unbound ms., 18pp. 11.Sonata No. 2, for Violin and Piano. In three movements. 1962, unbound ms., 42 pp. 12.Sonata No. 3, for Piano. In three movements. 1967-1970, unbound ms., 23 pp. with copies. Box 4 1. "The Keys of Stormcrost" An opera in two acts with numerous scenes scored for piano and voices, also for orchestra. [ca. 1935], unbound ms: 11 parts with names of characters, 22 numbered parts, + 7 other short sections. Vocal Works, Songs 1. "Tramp Songs". Song Cycle. Voice and piano, words by E. Ian Swindley. Published edition by Steiner and Bell, London, 1911, 22 pp. unbound ms., 4 pp. 2. "I Know a Bank Whereon the Wild Thyme Blows". [ca. 1911], 2 pp. 3. "Come My Queen Take Hands With Me". Settings of Shakespeare Songs from "A Midsummer Night's Dream", voice and piano. [ca. 1911], unbound mss., 2 and 3 pp. 4. "Old Meg". Setting of poem by John Keats. [ca. 1912], unbound ms., 4 pp. 5. "Pippa Passes". For voice and piano. Settings of verses from the poem by Robert Browning "Overhead the Treetops Meet", "The Years at the Spring", "A King Lived Long Ago", "You'll Love Me Yet" and "Give Her But a Least Excuse to Love Me'. 1913, unbound ms., 20 pp. 6. "Late Songs", Nos. 1 and 2. For voice and piano. Words by E. Ian Swindley. 1913, unbound mss., 3 pp. and 4 pp. 7. "Evening". For voice and piano. 1917, unbound ms., 5 pp. 8. "A Smuggler's Song". For voice and piano. Setting from R. Kipling's "Puck of Pook's Hill". [ca. 1918], unbound ms., 7 pp. 9. "Rosy Hawthorne". For voice and piano. 1918, unbound ms., 2 pp.. 10."Asano's Song". For voice, oboe and viola. 1919, unbound ms., 2 pp. 11."Two Seagulls Flying". For voice and piano. [ca. 1920], unbound ms., 7 pp. 12."Flower of This Purple Dye". For voice and piano. [ca. 1920-1922], unbound ms., 2 pp. 13."The 23rd Psalm". For solo voice with piano or harp accompaniment. [ca. 1930], unbound ms., 5 pp. Choral Works 1. "Magnificat". For unaccompanied voices. 1932, unbound ms., 14 pp. 2. "Nunc Dimittis". For unaccompanied choir with piano part for practice only. [ca. 1932-1933], unbound ms., 14 pp. 3. "Di Imitatione". For four voices and piano accompaniment. Words by Vera Arlitt. 1933, unbound ms., 6 pp. 4. "The Lords Prayer". For unaccompanied voices with optional piano accompaniment. 1953, unbound ms., 7 pp. bound ms., 15 pp. "The Beatitudes" and "The Lords Prayer". 5. "The Beatitudes" Matthew (5. iii. ix) for unaccompanied voices. 1953, unbound ms., 8 pp. 6. "Now Unto Him". For voices with piano or organ accompaniment for practice. 1968, unbound ms., 8 pp. 7. "O Lord Support Us All the Day Long". Anthem for unaccompanied choir and organ. 1969, unbound ms., 37 pp. Piano Works 1. "The House That Jack Built". A dance cycle for children, dances choreographed by Margaret Greenwood. 1929, unbound ms., 31 pp., 2 copies. 2. Piano Transcription. Theme and variations for trumpet and orchestra. 1969, unbound ms., 39 pp. Box 5 Correspondence to John Danforth Herman Greenwood 1 HLS Arthur Bliss to John Greenwood, August 6, l966, 1 p. 1 HLS Arthur Bliss to John Greenwood, December 5, l967, 1 p. 1 HLS Arthur Bliss to John Greenwood, March 4, l970, 1 p. 1 HLS Arthur Bliss to John Greenwood, June 25, l970, 1 p. 1 HLS Sir Adrian Boult to John Greenwood, March 29, l952, 1 p. 1 HLS Luigi Ceruti to John Greenwood, February 10, 1963, 2 pp. 1 HLS Alfred Cortot to John Greenwood, November 6, 1927, 1 p. 1 HLS Alfred Cortot to John Greenwood, November 24, 1927, 1 p. 1 HLS Frederick Delius to John Greenwood, n.d., 1 p. 1 HLS Edward German to John Greenwood, October 27, 1911, 1 p. 1 HLS Eugene Goossens to John Greenwood, n.d., 1 p. 1 TLS Alexander Korda to John Greenwood, September 12, 1949, 1 p. 1 HLS Arthur Nikisch to John Greenwood, May 28, 1908, 1 p. 1 HLS Laurence Olivier to John Greenwood, September 29, 1952, 1 p. 1 HLS Charles Villiers Stanford to John Greenwood, n.d.,1 p. 1 HLS Charles Villiers Stanford to John Greenwood, October 2, 1911, 1 p. 1 TLS Sir Henry J. Wood to John Greenwood, August 29, 1911, 1 p. 1 HLS Sir Henry J. Wood to John Greenwood, January 22, 1913, 1 p. Envelope 1 1 photograph of John Greenwood aged about 36, [ca. 1924]. Envelope 2 1 photograph of John Greenwood at work in his music room, Ditchling, Sussex. [ca. 1960]. Folder Typed scenario for "Picadilly: a ballet divertissment" by John Greenwood.
