Chairman: Bill Marsh 12 Farmington Place Newtown, PA 18940 Phone/FAX: (215) 968-5979 |
PRESS RELEASE (APRIL 2018)
After 42 years, The Delius Society (Philadelphia Branch)
will suspend operations after the April 22 concert due to declining and
aging membership. Besides promoting the music of Frederick
Delius, the Society has featured programs of English composers
including many local premieres. Inquiries about the use of
our large music library are welcome. Contact the Chairman,
Bill Marsh at 215-968-5979.
HISTORY
OF
THE
PHILADELPHIA
BRANCH:
The Delius Society, Philadelphia Branch, Inc., was founded December 11, 1976, as a branch of the British Delius Society. Incorporated in 1978 as a non-profit educational organization, the Society has been independent since that year. The Delius Society seeks a wider appreciation of the music of Frederick Delius and his contemporaries. Each year The Delius Society presents a variety of public concerts, film programs, lectures, symposia and often cooperates and encourages other performers or ensembles to perform Delius works. Social activities often accompany these events.
The Delius Society maintains a large library of scores, books,
videos/films,
and recordings, which serves as the primary resource for British music
in Philadelphia. Upon appointment, researchers or those preparing
public performances may examine The Delius Society's holdings.