Peter Warlock - The Curlew, after W. B. Yeats (1920-22)

[@frankburrows9850]

Austere and beautiful. I wish this was performed more in the concert hall.

[@roygregg8780]

Indeed!

[@solidred4]

A entirely inspired visual collage to this music-image that Warlock made. Edvard Munch? That dagger of sun through shadows and the thoughts of man and woman between... beautifully observed. Some sort of salvation for the agony expressed.

[@equator2007]

beautiful! thank you so much for sharing this. i discovered warlock's capriol suite many years ago but have rarely heard any of his other works.

[@JimTLonW6]

A sensationally original work!

[@rvaughanwilliams1988]

thanks so much for posting the full work in one video ... truly great music

[@rhondazakhary9169]

Love it, so different.

[@LNVACVAC]

Two mages.

[@trombonisteau]

magnificent. never heard of heseltine before now, via stumbling on (-his arrangement of ?-) a brass quintet version of bartok's "hungarian pictures" ... this is remarkably transparent music...he's almost bartok/hollywood/purcell/milhaud in one package...thank you for posting this!

[@juliasmith5267]

Great. :D

[@tonywozere909]

Born in the Savoy hotel. Eton and Oxford, sex drugs rock n roll, died aged 36

[@TeakRadio]

Such an English piece of music. Equals Britten's settings of Hardy poems. True English soul music.