Concerts

'Music in Miniature', billed as a local celebrity concert with the cellist Peter White, in a programme of Couperin, Beethoven, Vivaldi and Schumann alongside Coke's Six Songs Op. 19. This is the last performance of his music in his lifetime that the record contains: the programme note describes him in the present tense, working in the music room at Brookhill, and gives his dates as 1912 with the second figure left open. He died two and a half years later. The note also records that Rachmaninoff liked the fifth and sixth of the songs, that Maggie Teyte admired the sixth, and that a vocal concerto had recently been published.