As well as being a highly individual composer and a pioneer editor of early music, Philip Heseltine (Peter Warlock) did much else in his short life (1894-1930). He was a prolific journalist and commentator on music and this the fourth volume in a series which has brought together all his occassional writings. The core of this volume is a series of programme notes on a very wide range of composers from Bach to Strauss, two vintage lectures, articles on three of his particular interests, Delius, Van Dieren and Sorabji plus an early schoolboy effort on the Welsh railway system.
