and The Sword of Argantyr. Autograph scores of In the Black Forest (MS 511), Romance and Play, two partsongs (MS 512), the Galliard for Katherine and Petruccio (MS 513), Peace (MS 1052), The Witch's Song (MS 1053), The Mother (MS 1054), Sunset from Ossian (MS 1055), Greenford Lane (MS 1056), Sweet day so cool! (MS 1057), A Wreath of a Hundred Roses (MS 1744), the Romance from the Concerto for cornet and orchestra (XX(164601.1)), the overture to The Golden Dawn (XX(164602.1)), Nordisa (XX(164603.1)), The Pageant of London (XX(179906.1)) and Sing unto God (XX(179907.1)) are held by the Library of the Royal Academy of Music, London. Following the death of his son Paul Corder in 1942, Frederick's daughter Dolly destroyed those of her father's and brother's music manuscripts that were in her possession. Bibliography Selected writings: Corder, Frederick The Orchestra and how to write for it, 1895. Corder, Frederick Modern Composition, 1909. Corder, Frederick A History of the Royal Academy of Music from 1822–1922, 1922. Corder, Frederick Ferencz (François) Liszt, 1925. See also References Biography Sources External links 1852 births 1932 deaths 19th-century classical composers 20th-century classical composers Academics of the Royal Academy of Music Alumni of the Royal Academy of Music British music educators English classical composers English conductors (music) British male conductors (music) English Romantic composers English male classical composers 20th-century English composers 19th-century British composers 20th-century British conductors (music) 20th-century British male musicians 19th-century British male musicians