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Consists of a BBC disk with recordings on both sides [recording of radio broadcast].

7 minutes and 40 seconds long.

Consists of two typescript copies with an introductory comment [for radio broadcast of songs taken from the play]. One copy is signed by Bronowski.

Consists of two bound scripts (in English and French) for a melodrama for radio, broadcast on the BBC Third programme and written by Bronowski, produced by Douglas Cleverdon with music by P Racine Fricker.

These booklets were for 'My Brother Died' being entered into the Italia Prize (1954) and include biographies of Bronowski, Fricker and Cleverdon, and a foreword.

One copy is signed by Bronowski and has stamps from Germany and San Marino featuring cyclists stuck inside.

Consists of a microgroove disk recorded on both sides. Recording made off transmission by an independent studio (recorded by W H Troutbeck).

Consists of a microgroove disk recorded on both sides. Recording made off transmission by an independent studio (recorded by W H Troutbeck).

Consists of a microgroove disk recorded on both sides. Recording made by an independent studio (recorded by W H Troutbeck), probably off transmission.

Bronowski introduces extracts of songs from 'My Brother Died'.

46 minutes and 10 seconds long.

Consists of a microgroove disk recorded on both sides. Recording made by an independent studio (recorded by W H Troutbeck), probably off transmission.

Bronowski introduces extracts of songs from 'My Brother Died'.

46 minutes and 10 seconds long.

Payment of 6s 8d received from Dr. Caryl being the college allowance to the Waits.

Signed by J. Pratt.

Paid by the Reverent Mr. Darby to P.J. Pratt 6s 8d to the waits.

Musical Opinion.
Vol. 103, No. 1230 - April 1980

Contents:

• The DDR Musiktage 1980 in Berlin (DDR) (part one). By Bryan Hesford
• The Musical Work of Robert Seymour Bridges. By Frederick Booker
• Organ Recitals in Leeds Town Hall. By Simon Lindley
• Royal Festival Hall Organ Recitals. By Barry Brunton
• Commentary from the Organ Loft. By Bryan Hesford
• Friends of Cathedral Music. By Richard Osmond
• The Choral Scene. By Barry Brunton
• Opera and Ballet in London. By Peter Taylor
• The Manchester Scene. Leonard Duck
• The Musical Associations of the City of Bath. By Gwilym Beechey
• Reviews: Barry Brunton, Bryan Hesford

Handwritten musical illustrations for incorporation into text of Making Music on the Organ. [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990].

Four images of carved figures playing musical instruments, probably from the interior of a church. No details given.

Scores of Laurence Picken's compositions - photocopied manuscripts and some printed - with recordings. (There are no manuscript materials in the collection, only later reproductions.)

H25 x W15 x D11

Recital by the London University Church Choir conducted by John Poole in the College Chapel on Saturday 29th February at 4.30pm

Works performed:

Gibbons, O Lord in Thy Wrath
Gibbons, O clap your hands together
Philips, Ave Jesu Christe
Philips, Ecce Vicit Leo
Purcell, Lord how long wilt thou be angry
Purcell, O God Thou art My God
Purcell, Hear my prayer
Britten, Hymn to St Cecilia

Comprises a duplicate audio recording of part of Bronowski's third 'Art as a Mode of Knowledge' A W Mellon lecture (given 9 March 1969), 26 minutes long.

Comprises a duplicate audio recording of part of Bronowski's third 'Art as a Mode of Knowledge' A W Mellon lecture (given 9 March 1969), 33 minutes long.

Contains scripts for: A Chaste Maid in Cheapside; Magnificence; Score to 'The Sequel to: Who'll buy a heart' set by Mr Stanley

Contains scores for: Stamitz - Concerto in Bb for 2 clarinets and orchestra; Chinese Hymn

Contains scores including: Monteverdi Madrigals; Burr - Christmas 1922; Mussorgsky - Oh the joy of living, loving; Pearsall - Sing we and chant it; Toch - Geographical Fugue; Lute book Lullaby; Congaudeat; Stanford - Heraclitus

Informal concert of chamber music in the Music Room on 3 March 1966 at 8.15pm

"Music Moves...", Guest Editorial from Peter Hurford for the journal Organists' Review, published in August 1996, page 172.

Concert of 'Music from the Movies' in the College Chapel on Friday 10th June 2016 at 6pm

Concert by The Cockerel Consort in Jesus College Chapel on Saturday 5th February 1976 at 8.30 pm

Music for Pleasure. Number two. Peter Hurford plays the Silver Jubilee Organ in a celebratory all-Bach recital.
The Adelaide Festival Theatre. By arrangement with the Sidney Opera House Trust.
Programme:
Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565.
Sonata No. 1 in E flat, BWV 525.
Chorale Variations: Sei gegrüsset, Jesu gütig, BWV 768.
Interval
Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542.
Chorale Preludes: "Valet will ich dier geben", BWV 736. "Erbarm' dich mein, O Herre Gott", BWV 721. "Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g'mein", BWV 734. "Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme", BWV 645.
Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 582.

Concert of Purcell and other 17th-century music by The Cockerel Consort in the College Chapel on Sunday 12th October 1975 at 8.30pm

Consists of a letter (with related documents) inviting Bronowski to contribute an essay to be discussed at a symposium at the Museum of Modern Art, with a reply declining. The symposium was to be part of a project on "Institutions for post-Technological Society" (the Universitas project) run by the Museum and the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies.

Includes information on the symposium and planned publication of essays, a list of invited contributors, a list of members of the board of research advisors, and a bound volume of project working paper for the Universitas Project.

Consists of a letter from Dillon Ripley (secretary of the Smithsonian Institution) on proposals for a Museum of Man, with a reply from Bronowski. Includes copies of an article by Ripley and an internal letter on the proposed Museum.

Comprises correspondence with National Heritage, which organised the Museum Action Movement to support museums and art galleries in the United Kingdom. Subjects include establishing National Heritage, Bronowski becoming a council member, and the organisation's activities.

Also includes related reports, copies of press articles, a copy of the constitution of National Heritage, a newsletter and promotional leaflet.

Red hat formerly belonging to Muriel Brittain

Consists of a published copy of Murdoch's Leslie Stephen Lecture, annotated "J Bronowski 1968" with passages marked [by Bronowski], with an envelope listing the lecture.

Correspondence concerning proposed munitions work to be carried out in the garage and the reassurance it would not involve explosives but the use of the lathes to turn shell caps from the rough castings. Also letters from The Brunswick Motor Co. requesting a reduction in rent.

Bunches of keys in box stating 'from muniment room desk'. Labels on bunches of keys indicate they were used to open metal boxes used to store documents. Makers of keys include Hobbs & Co London, Yale and Belfry Brand.

Payment of £1 by Henry Muggleton for half a year's land tax for the use of Jesus College at Lady Day last.

Signed by Benjamin Kettle for Francis Farrow.

Payment of £1 by Henry Muggleton for half a year's land tax for the use of Jesus College due at Michaelmas last past.

Signed by Thomas Muggleton and William Norman, collectors.

Payment of 4s 10½d made by Henry Muggleton for a year quit rent due at Michaelmas [1765] last from Jesus College to the estate of John Martin Esquire.

Signed by William Law.

Commemorative mug celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Jesus College Cambridge Society. Gilded with image of College crest.

This is to certify that Mrs Mary Gilly, widow of the Reverend William Gilly, late Rector of Hawkesdon in the country of Suffolk, is now living in our parish of all set in the country of Sudbury, Suffolk, that she continues in the state of widowhood and is a person of good life and sober conversation given under our hands this 22nd day of March 1823.
Signed William Hawke, Vicar of All Saints Parish, Sudbury, Suffolk.

Four receipts paid by Mr. John Preston for land tax. For Jesus College land in Barnwell for the fourth quarterly 8th of April 1767, 3 quarterly payment for the year 1766, 8th of January 1767 of £1 1s 11¾d signed by John Atkins (collector); for Jesus College Estate for the first quarterly payment for the year 1767, 9th of July, and the second quarterly payment 13th of October 1767 of £0 16s 5½d signed by Edmund Palmby (collector).

Comprises correspondence mainly between Josephine Marquand/Gladstone (BBC, programme researcher) and Bronowski, Sylvia Fitzgerald or Kathleen Murray.

Subjects include: updates on research and work being done on locations and content of the television programmes, filming (not featuring Bronowski) for inclusion in the series, discussing content, Bronowski sending scripts to be checked, travel arrangements, Bronowski visiting the BBC in 1971, illustrations and music for use in the programmes, viewing figures and responses to the television programmes, arrangements for replying to letters about the programmes, work done for 'The Ascent of Man' book including on the index, book sales, Jo Gladstone teaching a class about 'The Ascent of Man' at Morley College, and sympathy on Bronowski's death.

Also includes: a photocopy of 'Ninety-fifth Critical Bibliography of the History of Science and its Cultural Influences (to January 1970)'; a booklet on 'Darwin on the Beagle' educational programme compiled and written by Josephine Gladstone (Spring 1974); and correspondence between Sylvia Fitzgerald and the BBC on Josephine Gladstone's salary.

1. Invoice for carpentry work by Ellwood Carpenters to farm repairs 1858-1859, completed by "Joseph and James". Signed James Ellwood.

2. Invoice for work done for Mrs Fielding, to J. Lewis, for work done for farm hooks and gates. Signed James Lewis.

3. Graveley income tax. Income tax, second moiety, county of Cambridge, parish of Graveley. Received of Mrs. Fielding, the 9th August 1859, the sum of £3 13s 2 1/2d. Signed George Ford.

4. Gate posts invoice. September 1857: 3 oak gate posts, 7 inches square, 8ft long.
   1858: piece of oak 6in by 4 inches 6ft 2 inch long. Settled January 4th 1859, signed J. Ford.

5. Paid to C/G Chamberlain March 25th: mending on carthovel. 3/4 day mending Great Barn.

"De Libro Nigro Pergamen": a draft for a history of the University, commencing with a discussion of authorities, the Black Parchment Book and Hare's Collection. In the hand of Dr Charles Ashton, and a companion volume to JCGB/5/1/1.

Flyleaf has title: "Collectanea ad procancellarii officium spectantia. An. 1702. C. A.". It contains a copy of the University's statutes of 1570, wth annotations by the transcriber, Dr Charles Ashton (Master 1701-52). JCGB/5/1/2 is a companion volume.