Routledge Lennox Berkeley: A Source Book (Routledge Revivals)

Explore the life and musical legacy of Lennox Berkeley with this comprehensive source book from Routledge. As one of the most significant figures in 20th-century English music, Berkeley remains a subject of great interest for scholars and music lovers alike. This volume is the result of 15 years of dedicated research by Stewart Cragg, offering an unmatched level of detail for anyone studying his contributions to the art form. This book serves as a definitive reference guide, providing a clear timeline of Berkeley's life and professional achievements. It includes a complete catalogue of his works, along with bibliographical descriptions of original manuscripts and printed first editions. For researchers and collectors, the inclusion of a discography and a full bibliography makes this an essential addition to any music library. Featuring a foreword by the composer's eldest son, Michael, this Routledge Revival edition brings a personal perspective to a scholarly work that documents a major musical era.