The Seven Deadly Sins (MacMillan)

Elements area

Taxonomy

Code

Scope note(s)

    Source note(s)

      Display note(s)

        Hierarchical terms

        The Seven Deadly Sins (MacMillan)

          Equivalent terms

          The Seven Deadly Sins (MacMillan)

            Associated terms

            The Seven Deadly Sins (MacMillan)

              5 Archival description results for The Seven Deadly Sins (MacMillan)

              5 results directly related Exclude narrower terms
              The Seven Deadly Sins
              RAD/2/MAC/3/3/17 · File · 2018-2019
              Part of Kenneth MacMillan Archive Collection

              Kenneth MacMillan choreographed three versions of the one act ballet The Seven Deadly Sins between 1961 and 1984. The purpose of this Benesh Movement Notation score was to record the choreographic content of excerpts from Kenneth MacMillan's three existing productions of The Seven Deadly Sins as a resource for the creation of a new, site-specific production at Wilton's Music Hall, London in 2019. This file comprises

              1. 15 pages comprising a title page, background to the project and details of cast and actions and a stage plan of Wilton's Music Hall, 2019
              2. A copy of the master score, 71 pages
              MacMillan, Kenneth
              The Seven Deadly Sins
              RAD/2/MAC/3/4/1/4 · Item · 1961-1984
              Part of Kenneth MacMillan Archive Collection

              Piano vocal score for Die 7 Todsunden der Kleinburger (The Seven Deadly Sins) by Kurt Weill and Bertold Brecht, published by Edition Schott, printed in Germany. The front cover has an image of the two Annas, in black and white with blue highlight, the back cover has an image of the house. With some annotations by Kenneth MacMillan on the contents page, in black felt pen. There is a typed interdepartmental memo slipped into the volume at page 115 which gives the names of the Seven Deadly Sins Singers

              MacMillan, Kenneth
              The Royal Pavilion, Brighton
              RAD/2/MAC/7/32/1 · File · n.d.
              Part of Kenneth MacMillan Archive Collection

              One typed letter on two pages of 'Art Gallery and Museums and The Royal Pavilion' headed notepaper, from Mrs Lou Taylor, Costume Department, about material relating to Les Ballets 1933 held in the museum collections and asking for any help Kenneth MacMillan could offer in identifying some of the costumes, 19 July