“To the unmusical hearer a note on the gong means dinner, this perhaps often is menacing enough.”
Quote by Ralph Vaughan Williams
Work
Vaughan Williams on Music
This book offers insights into the musical thoughts and theories of Ralph Vaughan Williams, a prominent figure in English music. It includes his reflections on musical composition, analysis, and the role of music in society. The essays and lectures provide a glimpse into the mind of a composer who made significant contributions to the British musical tradition. more
Author
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Ralph Vaughan Williams was an English composer known for his research and integration of British folk music. His works include symphonies, chamber music, choral works, and operas, with his most famous pieces being the 'London Symphony' and 'The Lark Ascending'. His music style was deeply influenced by British folk music, while also showcasing rich harmonies and melodic innovation. more
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