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Ixii Annual Report of the Delegacy Higher Degrees Mus Lenore Coral transcription and critical study of some John Playford catalogues Mus Greer Garden Ά critical study and transcription of Six Overtures Op by Abel Mus Le Northway Ά critical text and commentary on the sources of Handel's second set of harpsichord suites Mus Adrienne Simpson Ά study of Richard Mathew's The Lute's Apology for Her Excellency Faculty Notes The new faculty continued to progress well in its Music Building at 34 Surrey Street though problems of accommodation and shortage of staff were handicap large number of occasional students from the Music Colleges again came to selected number of lecture courses Postgraduate students for the Mus degree and for the Certificate of Advanced Musical Studies were accepted for the first rime Professor Thurston Dart made number of journeys abroad In April he and the Sub-Dean visited the Conservatoire and Opera House at Bucharest In May he made short but extensive tour of the United States lecturing and playing at the University of Washington Seattle Kansas City Missouri and New York In August and September he took part in the Festivals of Flanders and Liege once again During the session he visited various schools and training colleges for lectures and discussions Mr Milner made an extensive lecture-tour of the United States in April lecturing at the University of California Berkeley and Santa Barbara Stanford University California Union Theological Seminary New York Yale University University of Texas Austin State University of Iowa Cornell University Smith College North- ampton Mass Lehigh University Bethlehem Pa Notre Dame University Indiana St John's University Minnesota Minnesota State University Loyola University New Orleans Xavier University New Orleans Hastings College Nebraska He was Composer-in- Residence at the Summer School of Music and Liturgy Loyola Uni- versity New Orleans July 1966 He composed the incidental music for the radio play Mary of Nimmegan first broadcast by the BBC on October 15th 1965