An album of letters to Hutchens concerning his work at the New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music, his work for the Australian Performing Rights Association, the honours conferred on him, and his work as a composer, as well as letters of condolence to Mrs Hutchens on her husband's death in 1965. The correspondents include Hugh McCrae, Alfred Hill, Stanhope Forbes, Sir Neville Cardus, Kenneth Mackenzie, Arthur Benjamin, Malcolm Williamson, Dame Mary Gilmore, and Sir Eugene Goossens

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Component identifier:
Item 1-45
Content Summary:
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Immediate source of acquisition:
The Hutchens Papers were presented to the National Library by Mrs Joyce Hutchens and were received in three consignments in October 1967, November 1967 and January 1987.

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Parkes Place
Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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