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Vaughan Williams's Journey into Folk by Caroline Davison

Caroline Davison

Follow renowned British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams on the first year of his listening journey into folk song.

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Vaughan Williams’s Journey into Folk: 4 December 2023

One hundred and twenty years ago today, on the 4 December 1903, Ralph Vaughan Williams heard Charles Potiphar of Ingrave, Essex, sing ‘Bushes and Briars’, and his life changed.

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Vaughan Williams’s Journey into Folk: 9 January 1905

The captain of a ship tells the story of how he took a poor boy out of ‘St James’ workhouse’, to be an apprentice. Once at sea he physically abused the boy until, by this ‘barbarous cruel’ treatment, he caused his death. In apparent remorse...

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Vaughan Williams’s Journey into Folk: 8 January 1905

A Lincolnshire farmer sends his Yorkshire ‘boy’ (servant) to sell a cow at the fair. Having made a good deal with three men to sell the animal for ’six pounds ten’ they all go to the alehouse to finish the transaction. A highwayman sees the...

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Vaughan Williams’s Journey into Folk: 7 January 1905

A fox, Bold Reynold, hears the hounds coming for him and is chased for four hours. He says if they let him go, he won’t kill any more feathered fowls or lambs, but they do not spare him.

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  • Caroline Davison

    I am a writer and musician. My next book THE CAPTAIN’S APPRENTICE: Ralph Vaughan Williams and the Story of a Folk Song is due out in Summer 2022 (Chatto & Windus). more

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