Rubbra/ Crowe/ Farnsworth - The Jade Mountain? Whilst the English composer Edmund Rubbra is best known for his symphonic output, he composed a good deal of vocal music, and wrote songs throughout his compositional life. Rubbra studied with Cyril Scott and Gustav Holst, and was a great friend of his contemporary Gerald Finzi. The songs are notable for their variation in accompaniment (less than half are set for piano, the rest for harp, string quartet, string orchestra, or full orchestra). This

"What A Fool I Was"

In a performing career spanning over four decades

gentle sophisti-pop and forgotten Euro-Pop hits

" In WWII England

beautiful rhythms

" not otherwise released on singles

and looks back on an extraordinary career himself

Super Deluxe double vinyl LP pressing with 7" vinyl single

But since Yehudi Menuhin made the first complete recording of the Sonatas and Partitas

" This album means a lot to the soloist

former principal harpist in Bayreuth and Frédérique Cambreling

Lundquist aptly called it Die Wienerische