Letters and Manuscripts

• The BBC Archives, Caversham  includes in its collection a small group of letters written by Bridge that provide some details of his involvement with the BBC as both composer and conductor.
  
  
• The British Library, London  Galliard, the company that took over Augener, Ltd, one of Bridge's most important publishers, presented a considerable group of his manuscripts to the British Library in 1968.
  
  
• The Britten-Pears Library, Aldeburgh  contains a significant collection of letters from Bridge to both Marjorie Fass and Benjamin Britten.
  
  
• The Library of Congress, Washington DC holds nearly 600 letters, the majority written by Bridge to Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge.
  
  
• The Royal College of Music, London  includes in its archives the bulk of Bridge's manuscripts, donated by Ethel Bridge in her estate.
  
  

Other Frank Bridge sites

• Frank Bridge (1879-1941)  by Rob Barnett.   An extended article of around 9000 words with a useful discography.
  
  
• Frank Bridge 1879-1941  by D Ruiz.   A combination of biography and concisely annotated work-list. (Several of the internal links on this site are broken.)

Music Publishers

• William Elkin Music Services  Scroll down the Sheet Music page and select Thames Publishing, the company that publishes many of Bridge's shorter works that remained in manuscript during his lifetime.
  
  
• Faber Music   Beginning in the mid-1960s, Faber Music published Bridge's major unpublished scores.
  
  
• Stainer & Bell  publishes the large collection of Bridge's works originally issued under the Augener imprint.