Read Delius and Warlock's correspondence
about
pianolas (player pianos)
Obituary of Peter
Warlock (by Bernard Van Dieren) (Feb. 1931)
ClassicalNet
page
on
Peter
Warlock
British Library
page on Philip Heseltine National
Portrait Gallery entry (late 1920's photo of Philip Heseltine?)
Review of CD containing Warlock's arrangements of Delius music for piano 4-hands
YouTube Videos:
Playlist
with 35 Peter Warlock videos
Capriol Suite
(Norwegian Chamber Orchestra)
1) 0:00 Basse Danse
2) 1:25 Pavane
3) 3:27 Tordion
4) 4:34 Bransles
5) 6:39 Pieds-en-l'air
6) 9:32 Mattachins (Sword Dance)
Serenade for
Strings (for Frederick Delius)
MP3 File of Warlock's
"Serenade" for Strings
(Shorter Edited version)
The first recording I heard of Warlock's Serenade was on an Epic LP
by the Cleveland Sinfonietta conducted by Louis Lane. This
recording
became a favorite of mine. However, all the currently available
recordings
use a longer version of the work which includes several additional
sections
I had not heard before. For the benefit of those who have not heard it,
here is an MP3 file of the shorter version, which is no longer
commercially
available. Compare the two versions for yourself.
Peter Warlock: Serenade for Strings
(shorter edited version)
MIDI Files:
Serenade for Strings "To Frederick Delius on his 60th Birthday" (1923) (27K)
Capriol: Suite for String Orchestra (1927) - Based on Dance Tunes from Arbeau's "Orchesographie"(1588):