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This audio-illustrated talk is a light-hearted whizz through some great examples of just how far and how diversely Holst’s masterwork has spread and influenced. It is given by historian and musicologist Neil Arthur Williams who is a leading scholar of Holst and The Planets.
Presented by the Holst Society.
Talk by Neil Arthur Williams
Free event
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