SearchGetRecordFunctions at Windsor Castle (1891-95)
Collection Summary
Collection Title
Functions at Windsor Castle (1891-95)
Unique Identifier
D/EX 128
Description
A miscellaneous collection of 13 programmes for royal functions held at Windsor Castle between 1863 and 1910, including Orders of Services for royal weddings and funerals at St. George’s Chapel and for five musical performances given between 1891 and 1895 (see below).
The musical events were as follows, forming parts 4-6 and 8-9 of the collection:
[no date] 1891: Gondoliers, given by the Savoy Theatre Company.
5 July 1891: Musical Evening with Mr Walter Parratt and Madame Albani.
6 July 1891: Musical Evening, conducted by Mr W. G. Cusins.
1895: Delibes, Le Roi L’a Dit, by pupils of the Royal College of Music
1895: Bristol Orpheus Glee Society (with words)
The musical events were as follows, forming parts 4-6 and 8-9 of the collection:
[no date] 1891: Gondoliers, given by the Savoy Theatre Company.
5 July 1891: Musical Evening with Mr Walter Parratt and Madame Albani.
6 July 1891: Musical Evening, conducted by Mr W. G. Cusins.
1895: Delibes, Le Roi L’a Dit, by pupils of the Royal College of Music
1895: Bristol Orpheus Glee Society (with words)
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Date range of collection
1891 - 1895
Accumulation Dates
-
Suggested Audience
Not Specific
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Location Details
Berkshire Record Office
9 Coley Avenue Reading Berkshire RG1 6AF Open Map
Email
arch@reading.gov.uk
Telephone
0118 901 5132
Collections Overview
Berkshire Record Office was established in 1948 to locate and preserve records relating to the county of Berkshire and its people, and to make them available for research to anyone who is interested in the county's past.
For details of other collections held at the same location: See the location record
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closed
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