Conservatorium of Music

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Series[UMA-SRE-19990014] Registrar's CorrespondenceAccession[1999.0014] Records of the University Of Melbourne Office Of The RegistrarIdentifierUMA-IT-000066259Scope and ContentThe trustees of the Ormond Estate protest against utterance of Professor Marshall-Hall
The Bishop of Melbourne lays before Council his strong views against Professor Marshall-Hall
Professor Marshall-Hall requests Council to apply to the Government for building funds
W.A.Laver complains that Professor Marshall-Hall has instructed pupils to leave his class and attend a teacher, Mr.Scharf, not recognized by the Conservatorium
Professor Marshall-Hall explains why he appointed Mr.Scharf as a Music teacher
D.J.Coutts asks for a definition of his exact legal position as a teacher of Music in the Conservatorium
W.A.Laver complains that it would be unfair to him if another person was appointed as the chief Study Pianoforte teacher
Professor Marshall-Hall objects to the reduction of fees paid to the Chief Study Pianoforte and Singing teachers, and the non-appointment of his nominee
D.J.Coutts states that his position may be damaged if the Conservatorium appoints three Secondary Study teachers in Pianoforte
Conservatorium Committee recommends the appointment of teachers for 1899
A.Siede applies for the position of Sub-Conductor of the orchestra at the Conservatorium
Professor Marshall-Hall urges the importance of appointing Mr.Scharf, and also comments on D.J.Coutt's letter
Item 1-Loose Document (n.d.) Re rules of the Conservatorium of Music and remuneration of teachers and staff dutiesAccess StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit1999.0014 Unit 0029

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CreatorOffice Of The Registrar (University Of Melbourne)RoleCreator

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DateAugust 1898-19 December 1898

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ClassificationUM312-1898Other IDsRegistration Number » 1898/5 PART 1-2

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