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A note on the sheet of the third song, called Tit For Tat, said it was 'composed expressly for and dedicated to Celia Welsh on September 14th 1906'. On the red-ink stained cover, a note says 'to dear little Celia with best love from Eric April 11 1907'. Bmw E39 Service Manual Pdf. The Dam Busters march from the 1955 film Peter Butler, secretary of the society, set up to promote the composer's music and history, said: 'I received an offer from a lady in Devon called Ann Parsons who had some music written by Eric Coates and enquired if we as a society could find them a good home. 'Naturally I accepted the offer not knowing quite what to expect, other than three pieces which Ann said were genuine original hand-written songs. 'When they arrived at our chairman Geoff Sheldon's house he rang in great excitement to say that they were indeed originals.
'Ann inherited the music from her mother who acquired them with other sheet music but does not know where they came from.' The Performing Rights Society has confirmed the pieces have never been published or played in public. Coates, who was born in Hucknall in August 1886, composed a huge range of popular music including orchestral works and songs before his death in 1957. Halcyon Days was used as the theme to 1967 BBC TV series The Forsyte Saga while By The Sleepy Lagoon, which he composed in 1930, is still used today to introduce the long-running BBC Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs.
Transportation Engineering By Khanna And Justo Pdf. The 'new' songs will be performed for the first time at a concert at the Central Methodist Church in Hucknall on October 6. A bound copy of the three songs will also be presented to Nottinghamshire County Council-owned Hucknall Library, which holds a collection of Coates's work, next week.