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This file relates to the National Youth Orchestra, in particular their newsletters in 1993 and 1994, and their stay at Oakham School in August 1993.

This sub-file focusses on the stay of the National Youth Chamber Orchestra at Oakham School in August 1993, including details of the arrangements, correspondence, and programmes of their performances at Peterborough Cathedral, The Maltings, Oakham School Chapel, and The Proms at the Royal Albert Hall.

A newsletter from the National Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Chamber Orchestra of Great Britain. Contents: New President for N.Y.O.; Achievements since 1984; The Case of a disappearing luggage!; Enthusiastic support; Easter at Repton School; What the members say; N.Y.C.O. Promenade Concert; Jerwood Foundation.

A newsletter from the National Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Chamber Orchestra of Great Britain. Contents: New Sponsors for the N.Y.O.; Welcome to the New Year!; First time away; The N.Y.O. looks forward to the New Year course; Press cuttings.

A newsletter from the National Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Chamber Orchestra of Great Britain. Contents: New president conducts the N.Y.O. for the first time; First impression; The N.Y.O. brings in the New Year; Prelude to Opera; How is the N.Y.O. funded?; Latest CD out soon.

A newsletter from the National Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Chamber Orchestra of Great Britain. Contents: N.Y.O. at the Proms; Composing and performing project for N.Y.O.; Simply fantastic; Playing for the final; Jerwood Foundation.

Two letters between Roger Blackmore and Michael de Grey Following the national Youth Chamber Orchestra's stay at Oakham School in August 1993.

A letter from Michael de Grey to Roger Blackmore regarding the National Youth Chamber Orchestra staying at Oakham School and some difficulties with practical details such as catering.

An invitation and a programme for the National Youth Chamber Orchestra's concert in Chapel on 16 August 1993.

A group of faxes and letter between Roger Blackmore and Michael de Grey.