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- ↑ Winner of the Harry Danks Prize
- ↑ Winner of the Clements Prize in 1956
- ↑ First performance at the Wigmore Hall, 15 October 1978 with John White (viola) and Michal Frayhan (piano). The Times, Issue 60426, 7 October 1978, p. 8
