Press Notices - Lady Hamilton's Violin

Greetings from the George Lloyd Society.

I attach two Press Notices which may be of interest.
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Lady Hamilton's violin:  

A violin made by John Betts (London, c.1800) and believed to have belonged Lady Emma Hamilton has been discovered in Kendal, Cumbria.  According to a letter which came with the violin, it passed through the family of Lady Hamilton's butler, John Jefferies, who were shopkeepers in Brighton.  The instrument was purchased for English composer George Lloyd (1913-1998) when he was taken on as a pupil by violinist Albert Sammons at the age of 16 in 1929. 

   Lady Hamilton's Violin...

The Swing of the Pendulum
George Lloyd and the crisis of Romanticism 

We are pleased to announce the publication of an extended article about the composer George Lloyd by musicologist and concert programmer Peter Davison, who examines the composer's life and work in unprecedented depth. 

  The Swing of the Pendulum

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