DEDICATIONS
AND OTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The published dedications listed here were not included in every
edition
|
Work |
Dedication |
|
The
Adventurers |
a tribute to brave men, specially composed for and
first performed and broadcast by the Fairey
Aviation Works Band (condr. Harry Mortimer),
winners of the National Festival Daily
Herald Championship, Albert Hall, Oct. 6th 1945 |
|
A
Birthday Greeting |
composed
in honour of the birthday of H.R.H. the Princess Elizabeth of York [later
Queen Elizabeth II], to whom, with special permission, it is most
respectfully dedicated, April 21st 1932 |
|
Canzonette (for fl/ob & pf) |
to
D.A.R |
|
The
Clock and the Dresden Figures |
to
my friend Lieut. W.J. Dunn, M.C., P.S.M. |
|
A
Desert Romance |
dedicated
to my friend H. Lyell-Tayler, Esq. |
|
Fairy
Butterfly |
sung
with great success by Miss Florence Smithson at Drury Lane Theatre |
|
Fighting
for Freedom! |
first
performance broadcast by the orchestra of H.M. Royal Marines (Portsmouth
Division), conductor Capt. Vivian Dunn, and sung by Robert Layton |
|
Garden
of Love |
sung
by Miss Marie Blanche and Miss Winifred Roma in the revue Samples |
|
La
Grâcieuse |
dedicated
to Lionel Ovenden |
|
The
Heart's Awakening |
sung
by Miss Esta D'Argo |
|
In
a Camp of the Ancient Britons |
dedicated
to my friends at Weston, Mr H.C. Burgess and Capt. Matthews |
|
In
a Monastery Garden |
dedicated
to my friend Signor Enrico Scoma |
|
In
Sweet Disguise |
dedicated
to, and sung by, Miss Lottie Siegenberg [later Mrs Albert
Ketèlbey] with the greatest success in the musical
comedy Skipped by the Light of the Moon |
|
Knights
of the King |
dedicated
to the late Lieut. Col. A.C. Turnor, M.C., and the
Regiment of His Majesty's Royal Horse Guards (The Blues) |
|
The
Knight's Return |
to
my friend Giuseppe Villa |
|
Lillie |
to
L.T. |
|
Love's
Similitude |
to
Mrs Alfred Hoare |
|
Ma
petite |
to
D.A.R. |
|
March
of the Pioneer Corps |
dedicated
to Colonel Innes-Irons, D.S.O. and the Pioneer Corps (Scottish Command) Theatre
Orchestra (conductor Lieut. A.L. Parfrey) |
|
Mélodie plaintive |
composée pour et dédiée à mon frère Harold G. Ketèlbey |
|
Melody
in A flat |
to
my friend F.H. Temperley |
|
Mind
the Slide! |
dedicated
to Mr E. Stead |
|
My
heart still clings to you |
as
sung in the Evening News competition
by Stewart Gardner |
|
'Neath
Swinging Roses |
dedicated to and sung by Mr Harry Fairleigh (Geo.
Edwards "Geisha" Co.) |
|
Nuit des étoiles |
to
D.A.R. |
|
The
Phantom Melody |
played
by Auguste van Biene at
all his engagements |
|
Rêverie |
to
my father [George Ketelbey] |
|
Romance
(1891) |
to
Mrs Alfred Hoare |
|
The
Rose-Girl |
sung
by Miss Florence Smithson in Arthur Collins' Drury Lane pantomime Babes
in the Wood |
|
Royal
Cavalcade |
composed
in honour of the forthcoming coronation of George VI |
|
The
South Wind |
to my friend Miss Jackson (Olton.) |
|
Suite
romantique |
dedicated
to my friend Sir Dan Godfrey |
|
Sunday
Afternoon Reverie |
an
appreciation of the Decca Sunday radio concerts |
|
Sweet
Louisiana |
to
my friend Signor E. Scoma |
|
Three
Characteristic Pieces (1896) |
to
Henry Bird, Esq. |
|
Thy
Throne |
sung
by Mr Samuel Masters |
|
The
Vision of Fuji-San |
Herrm A. von Gizycki Arkadjew freundlichst zugeeignet |
|
Wildhawk |
dedicated
to Edward Morris, Esq. |
|
With
Honour Crowned |
composed
in honour of His Majesty's Silver Jubilee [King George V, 1935] |