Written by one of Britain's most celebrated music writers, The Lark Ascending is a lyrical exploration of how Britain's history and identity has been shaped by the mysterious relationship between music and nature.
Written by one of Britain's most celebrated music writers, The Lark Ascending is a lyrical exploration of how Britain's history and identity has been shaped by the mysterious relationship between music and nature.
Richard King was born in Newport, Gwent. He has worked at the heart of the independent music industry for nearly twenty years and was the co-editor of Loops, as well as writing for the Guardian and Observer. He is the author of Original Rockers, which was shortlisted for the Gordon Burn Prize, and How Soon Is Now?, both published by Faber.
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Contents Prologue 1 The Landscape of the Lark 2 Genius Loci 3 Spring Morning, Larked and Crowed and Belling 4 Sun Awareness 5 The Wide World's Drift 6 Pebbles on a Hebridean Shore 7 The Julian Calendar 8 The Fourth World 9 Cold and Eternal Light 10 The Holy Land 11 The Temporary Shelter 12 Trilithon Britain 13 The Story of England 14 Acid House Pooh Corner 15 In a Beautiful Place out in the Country Epilogue Disocgraphy Sources Acknowledgements Index
Contents Prologue 1 The Landscape of the Lark 2 Genius Loci 3 Spring Morning, Larked and Crowed and Belling 4 Sun Awareness 5 The Wide World's Drift 6 Pebbles on a Hebridean Shore 7 The Julian Calendar 8 The Fourth World 9 Cold and Eternal Light 10 The Holy Land 11 The Temporary Shelter 12 Trilithon Britain 13 The Story of England 14 Acid House Pooh Corner 15 In a Beautiful Place out in the Country Epilogue Disocgraphy Sources Acknowledgements Index
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