Aldeburgh: The Aldeburgh Foundation and the Britten-Pears Library, 1987. First edition. Paperback. 80pp. Quarto stapled booklet. Contents clean and unmarked. Thin card covers printed navy and orange. Small crease to bottom corner and very light rubbing to spine. Very nice copy. More
Suffolk: The Leiston Press, 2013. First edition. Hardcover. iv, 100, +[3] index: a lovingly produced book, full of magnificent colour photographs of the area, and with a number of the author's monochrome photographs of Britten and Pears from his period as the Aldeburgh Festival's photographer from its early days. Landscape..... More
Aldeburgh Festival - Snape Maltings Foundation Ltd., 1977. First edition. Booklet. Stapled booklet. 10pp (including inner surface of covers). Includes a two-page site plan. 21x15cms, with thin green card cover illustrated with a drawing of the Maltings by John Piper. Extremely fresh copy: only sign of age is a little..... More
[publisher not stated], [1987]. Softcover. Stapled booklet, 32pp: with extensive programme information with monochrome illustrations, and several pages of advertisements by local businesses. Large format, 24x18.5cms, printed in brown on cream stock, in pictorial card covers of the same colour. Very fresh unmarked copy, with a tiny nick to the..... More
Covent Garden, Presented by the Aldeburgh Foundation, 1986. Paperback. Unpaginated: c.70pp. A large format glossy production, with pieces by a number of contributors, and which includes an illustrated review of Pears' roles, and the libretto of the War Requiem, with an article by William Plomer. There is a message from..... More
Aldeburgh: Britten-Pears Foundation, 2009. Paperback. This book 'marks the end of a three-year project to document Britten's juvenilia fully for the first time'. Large format, 29.5x21cms, 24-page stapled glossy booklet in pictorial card covers, with many illustrations in colour and monochrome. 'Between the ages of 5 and 18 Benjamin Britten..... More
