Delius’s Leipzig connections by Philip Jones and Irmelin – a neglected opera by Geoffrey Attwell.
DSJ 101 – Summer 1989
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Delius and Ida Gerhardi – Evelin Gerhardi remembers, Reports of five Delius Society meetings as well as the 1989 AGM, various concert reports including the Requiem, and Old or New Grove by Lionel Carley.
DSJ 100 – Spring 1989
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Through Norway in Delius’s Footsteps Part Two by Roger Buckley, 29th annual Delius Festival in Jacksonville by Thomas H Gunn, Dr Fenby – The Wartime Years, and an obituary of Gilbert Parfitt.
DSJ 99 – Winter 1989
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Through Norway in Delius’s Footsteps Part One by Roger Buckley, A Village Romeo and Juliet Suite by David Matthews.
DSJ 98 – Autumn 1988
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
A Fever Diluted by Time (Notes on Frederick Delius) by Philip Jones and J R Heron, Obituary of Gordon Clinton, Book and Record reviews including A Mass of Life at the Proms.
DSJ 97 – Summer 1988
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
A note on Carl Deichmann (Delius’s violin teacher) by Alec Hyatt King, The Missing Years – Eric Fenby’s talk, an account of the 26th annual Delius Festival by Thomas H Gunn, Midlands Branch talks by Brian Radford and Michael Green, Delius Society Cambridge Weekend.
DSJ 96 – Spring 1988
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
A Favour for a Friend: An Account of the Restoration of the Delius House by Richard H Suddath, edited by Thomas H Gunn, more on Delius’s Violin Concerto by William Randel and Tasmin Little (see DSJ91 for original article), Obituaries of Eric Marshall Johnson, Leon Goossens, and Lilian Parfitt.
DSJ 95 – Winter 1988
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
The Delius weekend at Bradford by Brian Radford, reports of Midlands Branch events and reviews of several recordings.
DSJ 94 – Autumn 1987
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Issue devoted to the published writings of Philip Heseltine on Delius, with a Foreword by Eric Fenby.
DSJ 93 – Spring 1987
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Conductors I have known by Eric Fenby, Delius’s American Rhapsody by Philip Jones, Delius is Leipzig 1986 by Joyce and Bill Thornton, Obituary of Gerald Moore and Maurice Handford.
DSJ 92 – Winter 1987
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Issue devoted to the singer Roy Henderson, comprising two articles – Roy Henderson in conversation, and a survey of his performances, both unattributed.
DSJ 91 – Autumn 1986
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Delius and his Violin Concerto by Tasmin Little, Progress on the Collected Edition by Robert Threlfall, A Village Romeo and Juliet in Dusseldorf, and Delius on Record by Lyndon Jenkins.
DSJ 90 – Summer 1986
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Genial Fastness: Clews and his Castle by Lionel Carley, Delius and America by Philip Jones, Delius in Danville by Rolf Stang, and a series of reviews including an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery.
DSJ 89 – Spring 1986
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Eric Fenby 80th birthday issue, with articles by June Mendoza, an unattributed report of an interview with Eric Fenby, and tributes from several eminent musicians and Delians.
DSJ 88 – Winter 1986
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Redvers Llewellyn and Sea Drift, The Delius Festival 1946 by Denham Ford, the Bradford Delius Festival, review of A Village Romeo and Juliet in Dusseldorf.
DSJ 87 – Autumn 1985
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Issue devoted to the Harrison sisters, with articles by Katrina Fountain, Margaret Harrison, Beatrice Harrison, May Harrison and Frederick Arnold; many record and book reviews, and an obituary of Estelle Palmley.
DSJ 86 – April 1985
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Issue devoted to the German conductor and composer, Oskar Fried with an extended study by Lewis Foreman.
DSJ 85 – January 1985
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Note on the copyright position regarding Delius’s works by Robert Threlfall, Balfour Gardiner on Delius, Obituaries of Stanford Robinson and Anne Pinder.
DSJ 84 – October 1984
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Report of the 24th Annual Delius Festival in Jacksonville by Roger Buckley, A Pillaged Romeo and Juliet – report of Opera North production, Obituary of Ralph Holmes by Lewis Foreman.
DSJ 83 – July 1984
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Delius as they saw him by Robert Threlfall, Lionel Hill on Kenneth Spence, Margot la Rouge at Camden Festival, RPS Sir John Barbirolli concert, reports of meetings and events in the Midlands.
DSJ 82 – April 1984
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Delius’s arrival in Florida, and the 50th anniversary of his death. Solano Grove rediscovered by Martha Bullard Richmond, Delius at home by Margaret Black, Beecham – the Delius Repertoire (addenda), Delius – A Life in Letters reviewed.
DSJ 81 – January 1984
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
James Farrar – Poet, Airman and Delian by Christopher Palmer, Tribute to Leslie Heward – a Delius Champion by Lyndon Jenkins, Fennimore and Gerda at the Edinburgh Festival by Gordon Lovgreen.
DSJ 80 – October 1983
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Double issue, devoted largely to Granville Bantock, who conducted the first performance of Brigg Fair. The Rumble of a Distant Drum by Stephen Lloyd, Exploring and Evaluating Bantock by Lewis Foreman, Bantock – the Family Remembers, Margot la Rouge world premiere at St Louis, A Young Delius Exponent – a note about the 17-year-old violinist Tasmin Little.
DSJ 79 – April 1983
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Jelka Delius – a talk by Eric Fenby, Beecham – the Delius Repertoire Part Three by Stephen Lloyd, Gordon Clinton performs at a Midlands Branch meeting.
DSJ 78 – January 1983
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Tributes to Evlyn Howard-Jones and Albert Sammons by Esther Rixon, Lionel Hill, Mrs Bowell-Cumming (née Sammons), and George Lloyd. Anthony Collins conducts Brigg Fair by Michael Gartz.
DSJ 77 – October 1982
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Rapsodie Floridienne by Christopher Palmer, A Visit to Solana Grove by Roger Buckley, Beecham Remembered, A Mass of Life in Lucerne by R S Kirkman.
DSJ 76 – July 1982
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Delius and Grieg – Aspects of Apprenticeship by Andrew J Boyle, Obituary of Marjorie Tapley, Record Reviews – Vernon Handley; Grainger plays Delius on piano rolls
DSJ 75 – April 1982
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Beecham – the Delius Repertoire Part Two by Stephen Lloyd, Festival Report – Keele 1982, Review of world premiere broadcast of Margot la Rouge by David Eccott.
DSJ 74 – January 1982
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Violin Sonata No 1 by Robert Threlfall, Review of The Fenby Legacy by John White, Delius at Drury Lane by Estelle Palmley, Ida Gerhardi – Society talk by Evelin Gerhardi and Malve Steinweg.
DSJ 73 – October 1981
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Recording the Fenby Legacy by Christopher Palmer, A Village Romeo and Juliet by Lionel Carley, Fennimore and Gerda at St Louis, Reports of concerts and Society events.
DSJ 72 – July 1981
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
A Village Romeo and Juliet in Zurich and Darmstadt: articles by Lionel Carley and Robert Threlfall, Biographical note on Gottfried Keller by Stephen Lloyd, Delius on Record by Lyndon Jenkins, Mr Beecham comes to town by Richard Kitching.
DSJ 71 – April 1981
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
The President’s Address (Eric Fenby), Beecham: the Delius Repertoire Part One by Stephen Lloyd, An Evening with Norman del Mar by Malcolm Walker, Obituary of Robert Aickman
DSJ 70 – January 1981
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Margo La Rouge Part Two by David Eccott, Some Scenes from the Paris Years revisited by Margaret Bates and Eugene Cronin, Composer’s Choice – a review by Brian Radford, Noises Off by John White.
DSJ 69 – October 1980
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Margot La Rouge Part One by David Eccott, Documenting Delius Part Two by Rachel Lowe, the 1980 Audio Awards by Gilbert Parfitt, Visit to Limpsfield by Estelle Palmley, Reginald Nettel: a personal memoir by Louis Foreman.
DSJ 68 – July 1980
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Christopher Redwood on Delius, his sister and his songs, Obituary of A K Holland, Delius on Record by Lyndon Jenkins, 20th Jacksonville Festival by Robert Threlfall.
DSJ 67 – April 1980
Editor: Stephen Lloyd
Philip Jones on The Delius Birthplace, Beecham recordings by John White, Obituary of Miriam Emanuel, Delius and Grainger by John Bird.
DSJ 66 – January 1980
Editor: Christopher Redwood
Rachel Lowe-Dugmore on Hassan, Obituary of Ella Granger Manville, Report on 1979 Norwich Festival performance of A Mass of Life.
