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# The Gustav Holst Website

This website was created to introduce you to the life and music of Gustav Holst, a British composer who was born in Cheltenham, England in 1874 and died in London in 1934.

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://gustavholst.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Home](https://gustavholst.org/) - Gustav Holst (1874-1934) Welcome to the Gustav Holst Web Site, by Kenric Taylor. This website was created to introduce you to the life and music of Gustav Holst, a British composer who was born in Cheltenham, England in 1874 and died in London in 1934. Holst was a composer of many choral part-songs, song cycles,
- [Compositions by Gustav Holst](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/by-holst-number/) - Using Imogen Holst’s Catalog Schema
- [About This Website](https://gustavholst.org/about/) - In 1991, I was a fourteen-year-old trombone player sitting in the stalls of my local library, engrossed in Imogen Holst’s biography of her father. At the time, I was just beginning to realize the power of my instrument, but it was Gustav Holst’s music that truly spoke to me. For the first time, I was
- [The Journal](https://gustavholst.org/journal/)
- [Compositions](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/) - While The Planets remains his most enduring legacy, Gustav Holst’s output spans the full spectrum of musical expression. From the Sanskrit austerity of the Vedic Hymns to the English folk-inspired St Paul’s Suite, his music defies easy categorization. This archive presents a select catalog of his works. Choose a category below to explore the breadth of his composition. You can
- [Major Compositions by Gustav Holst](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/by-opus-number/) - The "Serious" Catalog: Understanding Holst’s Opus Numbers Gustav Holst’s approach to assigning opus numbers was, by his own admission, inconsistent. Complicated by publication delays and the composer’s own ruthless self-criticism, the sequence of numbers does not always align with the chronology of composition. However, these numbers remain the primary map for navigating his mature output.
- [Recordings Directory](https://gustavholst.org/recordings-directory/) - Thank you so much for visiting this website. I am striving to provide many different types of resources on this web site, whether it is sound clips of Holst's music for study purposes, out-of-print journal articles, album reviews, other web links, or concert information. If you have any news that pertains to Gustav Holst, please
- [Bibliography](https://gustavholst.org/bibliography/) - If you've reached this page, you must be looking for additional information on Gustav Holst. Below is a list of books and journals some of which I used for research for this website. Check with your local city or university library for availability of these resources in your area. Books Dickinson, A. E. F. Holst's
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## Biography Chapters

- [Planetary Fame](https://gustavholst.org/biography/planetary-fame/) - In the Summer of 1911, under the guidance of Gustav Holst, Morley College gave the first performance of Henry Purcell's The Fairy Queen since the seventeenth century. The full score had been lost shortly after Purcell's death. Holst got permission for several of the Morley students to copy out the complete vocal and orchestral parts.
- [A Gifted Teacher](https://gustavholst.org/biography/a-gifted-teacher/) - Gustav Holst came into a small legacy when his father died, so he and Isobel went to Berlin for a short holiday. He returned to London vowing to give up the trombone and concentrate on composing. Like Edward Elgar before him, Holst was initially destined to be disappointed. He wrote many good songs, but they
- [Musical Esotericism](https://gustavholst.org/biography/musical-esotericism/) - At the time, Holst seemed to recover quickly from his head injury, and he accepted an invitation to go to America to conduct a music festival at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. During the voyage, he scored his Fugal Concerto for flute, oboe, and strings. While he was in America, his recent opera, The
- [Journey's End](https://gustavholst.org/biography/journeys-end/) - In October 1927, Holst received an invitation from Dr. George Bell, the Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, to write some music for a dramatic production called The Coming of Christ. In later years, when Dr. Bell had become Bishop of Chichester, the Whitsuntide Festivals were held in his Cathedral. In Chichester, they reached the glory of
- [Epilogue](https://gustavholst.org/biography/epilogue/) - After Gustav Holst's death, there came the inevitable decline in performances. But The Planets had, of course, secured his international reputation. And largely due to the untiring work of his daughter, Imogen Holst, and the enterprise of a number of enthusiasts and record companies like Lyrita, Chandos, and Hyperion, modern audiences have been able to
- [Falling in Love](https://gustavholst.org/biography/falling-in-love/) - Gustav Holst was thin and anaemic, yet his movements were quick and he walked with long, energetic strides. Looking for ways to remain thrifty, Holst would walk or cycle much of the way home to Cheltenham from the College. He must have cut an odd figure with his trombone strapped over his back. In 1895,
- [The Early Years](https://gustavholst.org/biography/the-early-years/) - Gustav Holst was born on 21 September 1874 in Cheltenham, England, the first of two children born to Adolph and Clara von Holst. Adolph was an accomplished pianist who taught students and practiced for many hours during the day, often to the neglect of his wife, Clara, and their two children. Adolph's family was of

## Compositions

- [Winter and the Birds (1893–94)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/winter-and-the-birds-1893-94/) - Fritz Hart was one of Holst's closest friends and fellow composition students at the RCM (and the librettist for Holst's first opera, The Revoke). Hart provided the poem for this choral setting. Because it is so early, it was relegated to the "Youthful Works" appendix of Imogen Holst's thematic catalog.
- [The Autumn Is Old (1895)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-autumn-is-old-1895/) - For a Holst cataloger, this piece is historically significant because Imogen Holst listed it as H. 1 making it technically the very first entry in his mature thematic catalog . Holst’s composition teacher, Charles Villiers Stanford, had him writing vast amounts of unaccompanied choral music to teach him the basics of vocal counterpoint, and this
- [Arpeggio Study (1892)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/arpeggio-study-1892/)
- [Hammersmith Op. 52 (1930)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/hammersmith-op-52-1930/) - The origin of Hammersmith: Prelude and Scherzo, Op. 52 is a study of the West London borough Gustav Holst called home for nearly forty years. The influence behind the work is a vivid collision of geography and literature: on one hand, the deep, unhurried flow of the River Thames; on the other, the "cockney" bustle of the street markets
- [Fugue à la Gigue (1928)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/fugue-a-la-gigue-1928/) - In 1928, Gustav Holst was mature in what scholars call his “late” style. He had recently premiered Egdon Heath, a work which was seen so stark and uncompromising it had left the London critics in a state of bafflement (Though if you’ve heard Andre Previn’s recording, you’d reconsider that assessment!). When the BBC approached him with
- [First Choral Symphony Op. 41 (1923-24)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/first-choral-symphony-op-41-1923-24/) - If The Planets represented an outward gaze toward the cosmos, the First Choral Symphony was the product of an inward retreat. By 1923, Holst was paying the physical price for his sudden celebrity. Following a concussion sustained from a fall on a podium and battling nervous exhaustion, he was ordered by doctors to take a break from all of
- [A Moorside Suite (1928)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-moorside-suite-1928/) - The commission for A Moorside Suite came from the organizers of the National Brass Band Festival, who requested a test piece for their annual championship at the Crystal Palace. Before achieving fame as a composer, he had earned his living as a professional trombonist, performing in touring opera orchestras and seaside bands. He knew brass instruments from
- [Suite No.2 in F Op. 28 No.2 (1911)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/suite-no-2-in-f-op-28-no-2-1911/) - Having moved past his early struggles as a trombone player in touring opera companies, by 1911 Gustav Holst was establishing himself as a dedicated teacher at St Paul’s Girls’ School and Morley College. Intellectually, he was a man straddling two worlds: he was deep into his "Sanskrit" period, having recently completed The Cloud Messenger, yet simultaneously
- [Twelve Songs Op. 48 (1929)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/twelve-songs-op-48-1929/) - After spending several months on a holiday in Italy, Gustav Holst returned to England feeling refreshed. As Michael Short notes, he came back "eager to compose" and, for the first time in over twenty years, felt the urge to write for solo voice and piano, a medium he had not seriously touched since his Vedic Hymns of
- [Savitri Op. 25 (1908)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/savitri-op-25-1908/) - The composition of Savitri in 1908 represents a stylistic shift in Gustav Holst’s output. By the turn of the year, Holst was somewhat at a crossroads, physically exhausted by neuritis and spiritually drained by the failure of his Wagnerian epic Sita to win the Ricordi prize. It took a holiday in Algeria, funded by his close friend Ralph Vaughan
- [Duet for Organ and Trombone (Duo Concertante) (1894)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/duet-for-organ-and-trombone-duo-concertante-1894/) - Catalogued historically as the Duet for Organ and Trombone (App. I, 31), though often found on modern recordings under the more imposing title Duo Concertante, this early work is a fascinating footnote in the chronicle of Gustav Holst’s student years. It dates from 1894, a pivotal moment during his time at the Royal College of Music when fate
- [The Cloud Messenger Op. 30 (1909-10)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-cloud-messenger-op-30-1909-10/) - If you wish to understand the heartbreak that paved the way for the cosmic success of The Planets, you must look back to the great stumbling block of Gustav Holst’s career: The Cloud Messenger. This is one of my personal favorite pieces by Holst. By 1910, Holst was deeply immersed in his "Sanskrit" period. This wasn’t a
- [Suite No.1 in E-Flat Op. 28 No.1 (1909)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/suite-no-1-in-e-flat-op-28-no-1-1909/) - If there is one piece that can claim to be the grandfather of the modern wind band repertoire, it is surely Gustav Holst’s Suite No. 1 in E-flat. Composed in 1909, it was a truly revolutionary work. At that time, military and concert bands were largely fed a diet of orchestral transcriptions—reductions of Wagner or Rossini
- [The Morning of the Year Op. 45 No.2 (1926-27)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-morning-of-the-year-op-45-no-2-1926-27/) - In 1926, Gustav Holst had settled into a Tudor farmhouse at Brook End in Essex, although his restless nature still kept him moving between London and his beloved walking tours of Yorkshire. It was a fascinating time in his life. He was entering a period where he sought to strip his music down to its
- [The Wandering Scholar Op. 50 (1929-30)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-wandering-scholar-op-50-1929-30/) - To many listeners, Gustav Holst is simply the man who wrote The Planets. It is a label that stuck to him during his lifetime and, frustratingly, persists today. Yet, for those of us who have dug a little deeper into his catalogue, the real joy often lies in the "hidden" Holst: the works where he stripped
- [Four Songs for voice and violin Op. 35 (1916-17)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/four-songs-for-voice-and-violin-op-35-1916-17/) - By 1916, the world was deeply troubled by the First World War. He had been rejected for military service due to his neuritis and bad eyesight, leaving him feeling isolated from the national effort (Jon C. Mitchell, A Comprehensive Biography, p. 134). While the rest of the world was engulfed in the noise of modern warfare,
- [Hymn to Dionysus Op. 31 No.2 (1913)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/hymn-to-dionysus-op-31-no-2-1913/) - By 1913, Gustav Holst was arguably entering the most crucial transition of his creative life. Approaching his fortieth birthday, he was suffering from a growing sense of failure. His large-scale choral work The Cloud Messenger had received a disastrous premiere in March 1913, leaving him "distraught" and "fed up with music, especially my own." To
- [The Hymn of Jesus Op. 37 (1917)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-hymn-of-jesus-op-37-1917/) - By 1917, Gustav Holst was arguably at the height of his creative powers, yet the world around him was fracturing. He had recently completed his massive orchestral suite, The Planets, but World War I was raging. Holst tried to enlist but was rejected due to his poor eyesight, neuritis, and digestion. Consequently, he spent this period
- [The Lure (1921)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-lure-1921/) - By the autumn of 1921, Gustav Holst was arguably becoming a victim of his own success. Following the breakthrough of The Planets and The Hymn of Jesus, he found himself exhausted by a relentless schedule of teaching and conducting. Yet, fame brought opportunity; tempted by "dollars from the USA," Holst accepted a commission from wealthy American patron Alice
- [The Planets Op. 32 (1914-16)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-planets-op-32-1914-16/) - To understand The Planets, one must first reconcile the duality of its creator. Gustav Holst was a man of paradoxes: a schoolmaster who was also a visionary; a professional trombone player who became a devotee of Sanskrit literature; and a composer who sought to bridge the gap between the "unnatural" world of high modernism and
- [Japanese Suite Op. 33 (1915)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/japanese-suite-op-33-1915/)
- [Twelve Welsh Folk Songs (1930-31)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/twelve-welsh-folk-songs-1930-31/)
- [Two Eastern Pictures (1911)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/two-eastern-pictures-1911/)
- [Two Folk Song Fragments Op. 46 No.2 (1927)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/two-folk-song-fragments-op-46-no-2-1927/)
- [Two Pieces (1930-32)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/two-pieces-1930-32/)
- [Two Psalms (1912)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/two-psalms-1912/)
- [Two Songs without Words Op. 22 (1906)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/two-songs-without-words-op-22-1906/)
- [Walt Whitman Op. 7 (1899)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/walt-whitman-op-7-1899/)
- [Wassail Song (1931)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/wassail-song-1931/)
- [Three Festival Choruses Op. 36A (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/three-festival-choruses-op-36a-1916/)
- [Three Pieces Op. 2 (1910)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/three-pieces-op-2-1910/)
- [Toccata (1924)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/toccata-1924/)
- [The Perfect Fool Op. 39 (1918-22)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-perfect-fool-op-39-1918-22/)
- [The Revoke Op. 1 (1895)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-revoke-op-1-1895/)
- [The Sneezing Charm (1920)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-sneezing-charm-1920/)
- [The Swallow leaves her nest (1913)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-swallow-leaves-her-nest-1913/)
- [The Vision of Dame Christian Op. 27A (1909)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-vision-of-dame-christian-op-27a-1909/)
- [The Youth's Choice Op. 11 (1902)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-youths-choice-op-11-1902/)
- [This have I done for my true love Op. 34 No.1 (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/this-have-i-done-for-my-true-love-op-34-no-1-1916/)
- [Three Carols (1916-17)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/three-carols-1916-17/)
- [The Heart Worships (1907)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-heart-worships-1907/)
- [The Idea (1896)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-idea-1896/)
- [The Mystic Trumpeter Op. 18 (1904)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-mystic-trumpeter-op-18-1904/)
- [The Pageant of London (1910)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-pageant-of-london-1910/)
- [Terly Terlow (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/terly-terlow-1916/)
- [Terzetto (1925)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/terzetto-1925/)
- [The Bells (1931)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-bells-1931/)
- [The Coming of Christ (1927)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-coming-of-christ-1927/)
- [The Evening Watch Op. 43 No.1 (1924-25)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-evening-watch-op-43-no-1-1924-25/)
- [The Golden Goose Op. 45 No.1 (1926)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/the-golden-goose-op-45-no-1-1926/)
- [Six Songs Op. 15 (1902-03)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/six-songs-op-15-1902-03/)
- [Six Songs Op. 16 (1903-04)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/six-songs-op-16-1903-04/)
- [Songs from 'The Princess' Op. 20A (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/songs-from-the-princess-op-20a-1905/)
- [Songs of the West Op. 21 No.1 (1906)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/songs-of-the-west-op-21-no-1-1906/)
- [St Paul's Suite Op. 29 No.2 (1913)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/st-pauls-suite-op-29-no-2-1913/)
- [Stepney Pageant Op. 27B (1909)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/stepney-pageant-op-27b-1909/)
- [Suite de Ballet in E Flat Op. 10 (1899)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/suite-de-ballet-in-e-flat-op-10-1899/)
- [Symphony in F, The Cotswolds Op. 8 (1899-1900)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/symphony-in-f-the-cotswolds-op-8-1899-1900/)
- [Short Trio in E (1894)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/short-trio-in-e-1894/)
- [Sing me the men Op. 43 No.2 (1924-25)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/sing-me-the-men-op-43-no-2-1924-25/)
- [Sita Op. 23 (1899-1906)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/sita-op-23-1899-1906/)
- [Six Choral Folk Songs Op. 36B (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/six-choral-folk-songs-op-36b-1916/)
- [Six Choruses Op. 53 (1931-32)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/six-choruses-op-53-1931-32/)
- [Phantastes Op. 29 No.2 (wi (1911)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/phantastes-op-29-no-2-wi-1911/)
- [Phantasy Quartet on British Folksongs Op. 36 (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/phantasy-quartet-on-british-folksongs-op-36-1916/)
- [Quintet Op. 14 (1903)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/quintet-op-14-1903/)
- [Quintet Op. 3 (1896)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/quintet-op-3-1896/)
- [Scherzo (1933-34)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/scherzo-1933-34/)
- [Seven Choruses from the Alcestis of Euripides (1920)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/seven-choruses-from-the-alcestis-of-euripides-1920/)
- [Seven Part-Songs Op. 44 (1925-26)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/seven-part-songs-op-44-1925-26/)
- [Seven Scottish Airs (1906)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/seven-scottish-airs-1906/)
- [Short Festival Te Deum (1919)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/short-festival-te-deum-1919/)
- [O Spiritual Pilgrim (1933)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/o-spiritual-pilgrim-1933/)
- [O Valiant Hearts (1925)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/o-valiant-hearts-1925/)
- [Ode to Death Op. 38 (1919)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/ode-to-death-op-38-1919/)
- [Of one that is so fair Op. 34 No.3 (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/of-one-that-is-so-fair-op-34-no-3-1916/)
- [Onward, Christian Soldiers (1925)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/onward-christian-soldiers-1925/)
- [Örnulf's Drapa Op. 6 (1898)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/ornulfs-drapa-op-6-1898/)
- [Lullay my liking Op. 34 No.2 (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/lullay-my-liking-op-34-no-2-1916/)
- [Lyric Movement (1933)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/lyric-movement-1933/)
- [Man born to toil (1927)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/man-born-to-toil-1927/)
- [Morris Dance Tunes (1910)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/morris-dance-tunes-1910/)
- [Nunc dimittis (1915)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/nunc-dimittis-1915/)
- [I Sought Thee Round About, O Thou My God (1925)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/i-sought-thee-round-about-o-thou-my-god-1925/)
- [I vow to thee, my country (1918)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/i-vow-to-thee-my-country-1918/)
- [In the Bleak Midwinter (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/in-the-bleak-midwinter-1905/)
- [In This World, the Isle of Dreams (1925)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/in-this-world-the-isle-of-dreams-1925/)
- [In youth is pleasure (1908)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/in-youth-is-pleasure-1908/)
- [Indra Op. 13 (1903)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/indra-op-13-1903/)
- [Invocation Op. 19 No.2 (1911)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/invocation-op-19-no-2-1911/)
- [Jazz-band Piece (Capriccio) (1932)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/jazz-band-piece-capriccio-1932/)
- [King Estmere Op. 17 (1903)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/king-estmere-op-17-1903/)
- [Light leaves whisper (1896)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/light-leaves-whisper-1896/)
- [Hecuba's Lament Op. 31 No.1 (1911)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/hecubas-lament-op-31-no-1-1911/)
- [Holy Ghost, Come Down Upon Thy Children (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/holy-ghost-come-down-upon-thy-children-1905/)
- [Home they brought her warrior dead (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/home-they-brought-her-warrior-dead-1905/)
- [Hymns from the Rig Veda Op. 24 (1907-08)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/hymns-from-the-rig-veda-op-24-1907-08/)
- [Double Concerto Op. 49 (1929)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/double-concerto-op-49-1929/)
- [Egdon Heath Op. 47 (1927)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/egdon-heath-op-47-1927/)
- [Eight canons (1932)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/eight-canons-1932/)
- [Eternal Father (1927)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/eternal-father-1927/)
- [Five Part-Songs Op. 12 (1902-3)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/five-part-songs-op-12-1902-3/)
- [Five Part-Songs Op. 9A (1897-1900)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/five-part-songs-op-9a-1897-1900/)
- [Four Old English Carols Op. 20B (1907)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/four-old-english-carols-op-20b-1907/)
- [Four Songs Op. 4 (1896-98)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/four-songs-op-4-1896-98/)
- [From Glory to Glory Advancing (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/from-glory-to-glory-advancing-1905/)
- [Chrissemas Day in the morning Op. 46 No.1 (1926)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/chrissemas-day-in-the-morning-op-46-no-1-1926/)
- [Christmas Day (1910)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/christmas-day-1910/)
- [Clear and Cool Op. 5 (1897)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/clear-and-cool-op-5-1897/)
- [Come live with me (1933)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/come-live-with-me-1933/)
- [Dances for piano duet (1895)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/dances-for-piano-duet-1895/)
- [Deux Pieces (1901)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/deux-pieces-1901/)
- [Dirge and Hymeneal (1915)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/dirge-and-hymeneal-1915/)
- [Diverus and Lazarus (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/diverus-and-lazarus-1916/)
- [Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda. Third Group Op. 26 No.3 (1910)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/choral-hymns-from-the-rig-veda-third-group-op-26-no-3-1910/)
- [Ave Maria Op. 9B (1900)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/ave-maria-op-9b-1900/)
- [Beni Mora Op. 29 No.1 (1909-10)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/beni-mora-op-29-no-1-1909-10/)
- [Bring us in good ale Op. 34 No.4 (1916)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/bring-us-in-good-ale-op-34-no-4-1916/)
- [Brook Green Suite (1933)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/brook-green-suite-1933/)
- [Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda. First Group Op. 26 No.1 (1908-10)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/choral-hymns-from-the-rig-veda-first-group-op-26-no-1-1908-10/)
- [Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda. Fourth Group Op. 26 No.4 (1912)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/choral-hymns-from-the-rig-veda-fourth-group-op-26-no-4-1912/)
- [Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda. Second Group. Op. 26 No.2 (1909)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/choral-hymns-from-the-rig-veda-second-group-op-26-no-2-1909/)
- [A Piece for Yvonne (1924)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-piece-for-yvonne-1924/)
- [A Somerset Rhapsody Op. 21 No.2 (1907)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-somerset-rhapsody-op-21-no-2-1907/)
- [A Song of the Night Op. 19 No.1 (1905)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-song-of-the-night-op-19-no-1-1905/)
- [A Welcome Song (1907-8)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-welcome-song-1907-8/)
- [A Winter Idyll (1897)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-winter-idyll-1897/)
- [At the Boar's Head Op. 42 (1924)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/at-the-boars-head-op-42-1924/)
- [A Choral Fantasia Op. 51 (1930)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-choral-fantasia-op-51-1930/)
- [A Dirge for Two Veterans (1914)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-dirge-for-two-veterans-1914/)
- [A Fugal Concerto Op. 40 No.2 (1923)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-fugal-concerto-op-40-no-2-1923/)
- [A Fugal Overture Op. 40 No.1 (1922)](https://gustavholst.org/composition/a-fugal-overture-op-40-no-1-1922/)

## Journal

- [The Hymn of Jesus: Holst’s Gnostic Exploration of Time and Space](https://gustavholst.org/journal/the-hymn-of-jesus-holsts-gnostic-exploration-of-time-and-space/) - Gustav Holst’s The Hymn of Jesus (written in August 1917) has always been one of his most widely performed works. Its first performance in London in 1920 was an outstanding success; Ralph Vaughan Williams, the dedicatee, said he just ‘wanted to get up and embrace everyone and then get drunk’. Yet perhaps it is taken

## Recordings

- [Holst / Vaughan Williams: Choral Music](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-vaughan-williams-choral-music/)
- [Holst: The Planets / Colin Matthews: Pluto](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-colin-matthews-pluto/)
- [Holst / Lambert: Works for Piano](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-lambert-works-for-piano/)
- [Holst / Handel / Bach](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-handel-bach/)
- [Holst - The Planets - York2](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-york2/)
- [Gustav Holst: Savitri (Phoenix)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-savitri-phoenix/)
- [Gustav Holst: Duo Concertante](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-duo-concertante/)
- [Gustav Holst - ECO - Menuhin](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-eco-menuhin/)
- [Holst: A Choral Fantasia / First Choral Symphony](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-a-choral-fantasia-first-choral-symphony/)
- [Holst: At the Boar's Head / The Wandering Scholar](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-at-the-boars-head-the-wandering-scholar/)
- [Holst, Stanford, Bax: Piano Trios](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-stanford-bax-piano-trios/)
- [Finzi / Britten / Holst: Choral Works](https://gustavholst.org/recording/finzi-britten-holst-choral-works/)
- [Gustav Holst: Cotswold Symphony](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-cotswold-symphony/)
- [Boult conducts Holst](https://gustavholst.org/recording/boult-conducts-holst/)
- [Gustav Holst Conducts The Planets](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-conducts-the-planets/)
- [Holst: The Cloud Messenger](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-cloud-messenger/)
- [Holst: Choral Works](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-choral-works/)
- [Spirit of England II (Disc 1)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/spirit-of-england-ii-disc-1/)
- [The Tomita Planets](https://gustavholst.org/recording/the-tomita-planets/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Organ)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-organ/)
- [Holst: The Planets](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets/)
- [Holst: The Planets / The Perfect Fool for Two Pianos](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-the-perfect-fool-for-two-pianos/)
- [Celebration (USAFB)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/celebration-usafb/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Naxos Lloyd-Jones)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-naxos-lloyd-jones/)
- [Holst: Dallas Wind Symphony: Dunn](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-dallas-wind-symphony-dunn/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Previn)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-previn/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Davis)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-davis/)
- [Holst: Orchestral Works](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-orchestral-works/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Naxos)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-naxos/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Madacy)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-madacy/)
- [Imogen Holst Conducts Gustav Holst](https://gustavholst.org/recording/imogen-holst-conducts-gustav-holst/)
- [Holst: A Winter Idyll etc.](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-a-winter-idyll-etc/)
- [Holst: Works for chamber orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-works-for-chamber-orchestra/)
- [The Composers Conduct: Holst / Vaughan Williams](https://gustavholst.org/recording/the-composers-conduct-holst-vaughan-williams/)
- [Holst: The Planets / Egdon Heath](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-egdon-heath/)
- [Holst: The Golden Goose - King Estmere](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-golden-goose-king-estmere/)
- [Holst: The Evening Watch and other choral music](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-evening-watch-and-other-choral-music/)
- [Holst: Savitri and The Dream-City](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-savitri-and-the-dream-city/)
- [Stokowski: Holst - Ravel - Stravinsky](https://gustavholst.org/recording/stokowski-holst-ravel-stravinsky/)
- [Holst: The Hymn of Jesus / Choral Symphony](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-hymn-of-jesus-choral-symphony/)
- [Holst: The Planets / Elgar: Enigma Variations](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-elgar-enigma-variations/)
- [Holst: The Planets / Vaughan Williams: Fantasias](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-vaughan-williams-fantasias/)
- [Holst: This have I done for my true love](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-this-have-i-done-for-my-true-love/)
- [Holst: The Wandering Scholar](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-wandering-scholar/)
- [Wind Music of Holst and Vaughan Williams](https://gustavholst.org/recording/wind-music-of-holst-and-vaughan-williams/)
- [Holst: The Planets / Walton: Portsmouth Point](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-walton-portsmouth-point/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Maazel)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-maazel/)
- [Holst: The Planets (Bernstein)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-planets-bernstein/)
- [Holst: Quintets / Jacob: Sextet](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-quintets-jacob-sextet/)
- [Holst: Egdon Heath / Hammersmith](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-egdon-heath-hammersmith/)
- [Holst / Vaughan Williams: British Wind Band Classics](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-vaughan-williams-british-wind-band-classics/)
- [Holst: St Paul's Suite etc.](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-st-pauls-suite-etc/)
- [The English Song Series Volume 7: Gustav Holst](https://gustavholst.org/recording/the-english-song-series-volume-7-gustav-holst/)
- [The Essential Holst (2CD)](https://gustavholst.org/recording/the-essential-holst-2cd/)
- [Gustav Holst: Orchestral Music](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-orchestral-music/)
- [Gustav Holst: The Perfect Fool, The Planets](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-the-perfect-fool-the-planets/)
- [Holst: The Wandering Scholar, Ballet Music from The Perfect Fool, Egdon Heath](https://gustavholst.org/recording/holst-the-wandering-scholar-ballet-music-from-the-perfect-fool-egdon-heath/)
- [Gustav Holst: Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, etc.](https://gustavholst.org/recording/gustav-holst-choral-hymns-from-the-rig-veda-etc/) - This CD was no doubt produced in part due to the efforts of Holst's daughter, Imogen, however she did not live to see it released. It is a shame, because the set of recordings on this disc are truly some of the few gems out there in a market saturated by recordings (though some quite

## Ensembles

- [Royal Philharmonic Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/royal-philharmonic-orchestra/)
- [Royal College of Music Chamber Choir](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/royal-college-of-music-chamber-choir/)
- [Orquesta Filamónica de Gran Canaria](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/orquesta-filamonica-de-gran-canaria/)
- [Orchestra symphonique de Montréal](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/orchestra-symphonique-de-montreal/)
- [London Symphony Chorus](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-symphony-chorus/)
- [London Symphony Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-symphony-orchestra/)
- [English Opera Group](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/english-opera-group/)
- [English Chamber Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/english-chamber-orchestra/)
- [London Festival Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-festival-orchestra/)
- [Pirasti Trio](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/pirasti-trio/)
- [London Wind Symphony](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-wind-symphony/)
- [BBC Symphony Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/bbc-symphony-orchestra/)
- [London Philharmonic Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-philharmonic-orchestra/)
- [Hallé Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/halle-orchestra/)
- [York2](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/york2/)
- [Orchestre national de France](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/orchestre-national-de-france/)
- [New York Philharmonic](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/new-york-philharmonic/)
- [The Britten Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-britten-singers/)
- [City of London Sinfonia](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/city-of-london-sinfonia/)
- [Elysian Wind Quintet](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/elysian-wind-quintet/)
- [The Finzi Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-finzi-singers/)
- [The Joyful Company of Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-joyful-company-of-singers/)
- [Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/royal-northern-college-of-music-wind-orchestra/)
- [Northern Sinfonia](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/northern-sinfonia/)
- [Munich Symphony Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/munich-symphony-orchestra/)
- [The St Paul Chamber Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-st-paul-chamber-orchestra/)
- [Grimethorpe Colliery Band](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/grimethorpe-colliery-band/)
- [The Purcell Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-purcell-singers/)
- [Vienna State Opera Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/vienna-state-opera-orchestra/)
- [Vienna Academy Chamber Choir](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/vienna-academy-chamber-choir/)
- [Men's Voices of the Liverpool Philharmonic Choir](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/mens-voices-of-the-liverpool-philharmonic-choir/)
- [Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/royal-liverpool-philharmonic-orchestra/)
- [Choristers of St Paul's Cathedral Choir](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/choristers-of-st-pauls-cathedral-choir/)
- [London Philharmonic Choir](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/london-philharmonic-choir/)
- [New Philharmonia Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/new-philharmonia-orchestra/)
- [Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/los-angeles-philharmonic-orchestra/)
- [L'Orchestre de la Radiodiffusion Française](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/lorchestre-de-la-radiodiffusion-francaise/)
- [Berlin Philharmonic](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/berlin-philharmonic/)
- [The Richard Hickox Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-richard-hickox-singers/)
- [The Holst Singers](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-holst-singers/)
- [The Holst Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-holst-orchestra/)
- [Guildford Choral Society](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/guildford-choral-society/)
- [The Philharmonia Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-philharmonia-orchestra/)
- [The New Zealand Chamber Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-new-zealand-chamber-orchestra/)
- [Symphonic Orchestra Berlin](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/symphonic-orchestra-berlin/)
- [Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/slovak-philharmonic-orchestra/)
- [Symphonic Festival Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/symphonic-festival-orchestra/)
- [Symphonic Orchestra Hamburg](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/symphonic-orchestra-hamburg/)
- [Pretoria Philharmonia Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/pretoria-philharmonia-orchestra/)
- [CSR Symphony Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/csr-symphony-orchestra/)
- [Royal Scottish National Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/royal-scottish-national-orchestra/)
- [Ladies of the RSNO Chorus](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/ladies-of-the-rsno-chorus/)
- [English String & Symphony Orchestras](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/english-string-symphony-orchestras/)
- [The String Orchestra](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-string-orchestra/)
- [Manhattan School of Music Opera Theater](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/manhattan-school-of-music-opera-theater/)
- [Manhattan Chamber Sinfonia](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/manhattan-chamber-sinfonia/)
- [Dallas Wind Symphony](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/dallas-wind-symphony/)
- [The Cleveland Symphonic Winds](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/the-cleveland-symphonic-winds/)
- [United States Air Force Band](https://gustavholst.org/ensemble/united-states-air-force-band/)

## Genres

- [Orchestral](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/orchestral/)
- [Wind & Brass Band](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/band/)
- [Choral: Symphonic](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/choral_symphonic/)
- [Choral: Short Works](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/choral_shortworks/)
- [Solo Vocal](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/solo_vocal/)
- [Chamber & Instrumental](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/chamberworks/)
- [Opera & Stage](https://gustavholst.org/compositions/genre/dramatic_works/) - Operas Ballets Incidental Music (Plays) Film Music

## Primary Artists

- [Osian Ellis](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/osian-ellis/)
- [Sir David Willcocks](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/sir-david-willcocks/)
- [Adrian Leaper](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/adrian-leaper/)
- [Charles Dutoit](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/charles-dutoit/)
- [Della Jones](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/della-jones/)
- [Richard Hickox](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/richard-hickox/)
- [André Previn](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/andre-previn/)
- [Michael Rippon](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/michael-rippon/)
- [Steuart Bedford](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/steuart-bedford/)
- [Norma Burrowes](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/norma-burrowes/)
- [Robert Tear](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/robert-tear/)
- [Ross Pople](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/ross-pople/)
- [Edward Beckett](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/edward-beckett/)
- [Malcolm Messiter](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/malcolm-messiter/)
- [Rachel Bolt](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/rachel-bolt/)
- [Michael Freyhan](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/michael-freyhan/)
- [Denis Wick](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/denis-wick/)
- [Adrian Boult](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/adrian-boult/)
- [William Walton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/william-walton/)
- [Fiona York](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/fiona-york/)
- [John York](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/john-york/)
- [Lorin Maazel](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/lorin-maazel/)
- [Leonard Bernstein](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/leonard-bernstein/)
- [John Mark Ainsley](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/john-mark-ainsley/)
- [Stephen Varcoe](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/stephen-varcoe/)
- [John Alley](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/john-alley/)
- [Keith Bragg](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/keith-bragg/)
- [Christopher O'Neal](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/christopher-oneal/)
- [Julian Farrell](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/julian-farrell/)
- [Christopher Blake](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/christopher-blake/)
- [Richard Skinner](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/richard-skinner/)
- [Anthony Goldstone](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/anthony-goldstone/)
- [Caroline Clemmow](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/caroline-clemmow/)
- [Paul Spicer](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/paul-spicer/)
- [Patricia Rozario](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/patricia-rozario/)
- [Timothy Reynish](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/timothy-reynish/)
- [Bradley Creswick](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/bradley-creswick/)
- [Lesley Hatfield](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/lesley-hatfield/)
- [Ingrid Attrot](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/ingrid-attrot/)
- [Neill Archer](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/neill-archer/)
- [Alan Opie](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/alan-opie/)
- [Donald Maxwell](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/donald-maxwell/)
- [Andrew Watkinson](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/andrew-watkinson/)
- [Nicholas Wood](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/nicholas-wood/)
- [Stephen Tees](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/stephen-tees/)
- [Duke Dobing](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/duke-dobing/)
- [Christopher Hooker](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/christopher-hooker/)
- [Ulrik Spang-Hanssen](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/ulrik-spang-hanssen/)
- [Niels-Ole Bo Johansen](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/niels-ole-bo-johansen/)
- [Douglas Bostock](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/douglas-bostock/)
- [Susan Gritton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/susan-gritton/)
- [Philip Langridge](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/philip-langridge/)
- [Christopher Maltman](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/christopher-maltman/)
- [Louisa Fuller](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/louisa-fuller/)
- [Steuart Bedform](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/steuart-bedform/)
- [Sir Georg Solti](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/sir-georg-solti/)
- [Sir Adrian Boult](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/sir-adrian-boult/)
- [Christopher Hogwood](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/christopher-hogwood/)
- [Elgar Howarth](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/elgar-howarth/)
- [Imogen Holst](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/imogen-holst/)
- [David Atherton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/david-atherton/)
- [Michael Langdon](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/michael-langdon/)
- [John Tomlinson](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/john-tomlinson/)
- [Elise Ross](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/elise-ross/)
- [Felicity Palmer](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/felicity-palmer/)
- [David Wilson-Johnson](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/david-wilson-johnson/)
- [Peter Hall](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/peter-hall/)
- [Richard Suart](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/richard-suart/)
- [Michael George](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/michael-george/)
- [Sir Charles Groves](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/sir-charles-groves/)
- [Leopold Stokowski](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/leopold-stokowski/)
- [Yehudi Menuhin](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/yehudi-menuhin/)
- [Jonathan Snowden](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/jonathan-snowden/)
- [David Theodore](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/david-theodore/)
- [Patrizia Kwella](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/patrizia-kwella/)
- [Hilary Davan Wetton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/hilary-davan-wetton/)
- [Lynne Dawson](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/lynne-dawson/)
- [John Birch](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/john-birch/)
- [Stephen Layton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/stephen-layton/)
- [Robert Truman](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/robert-truman/)
- [Sioned Williams](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/sioned-williams/)
- [Mark Elder](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/mark-elder/)
- [Timothy Pooley](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/timothy-pooley/)
- [Gustav Holst](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/gustav-holst/)
- [Ralph Vaughan Williams](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/ralph-vaughan-williams/)
- [Nicholas Braithwaite](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/nicholas-braithwaite/)
- [Lorraine McAslan](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/lorraine-mcaslan/)
- [Alexander Baillie](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/alexander-baillie/)
- [William Bennett](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/william-bennett/)
- [Peter Graeme](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/peter-graeme/)
- [Cecil Aronowitz](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/cecil-aronowitz/)
- [Emmanuel Hurwitz](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/emmanuel-hurwitz/)
- [Kenneth Sillito](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/kenneth-sillito/)
- [Carl-August Bünte](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/carl-august-bunte/)
- [Bystrik Rezucha](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/bystrik-rezucha/)
- [Alfred Scholz](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/alfred-scholz/)
- [Alois Springer](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/alois-springer/)
- [Maurice F. Hentschel](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/maurice-f-hentschel/)
- [Viktor Simcisko](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/viktor-simcisko/)
- [David Lloyd-Jones](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/david-lloyd-jones/)
- [Tim Hugh](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/tim-hugh/)
- [Len Vorster](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/len-vorster/)
- [Robert Chamberlin](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/robert-chamberlin/)
- [Claire Rutter](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/claire-rutter/)
- [Wiiliam Boughton](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/wiiliam-boughton/)
- [Glen Barton Cortese](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/glen-barton-cortese/)
- [Jessica Miller](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/jessica-miller/)
- [Kyu Won Han](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/kyu-won-han/)
- [Simon O'Neill](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/simon-oneill/)
- [Ik-Hwan Bae](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/ik-hwan-bae/)
- [Peter Sykes](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/peter-sykes/)
- [Isao Tomita](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/isao-tomita/)
- [Howard Dunn](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/howard-dunn/)
- [Frederick Fennell](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/frederick-fennell/)
- [Andrew Davis](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/andrew-davis/)
- [Lowell E. Graham](https://gustavholst.org/primary_artist/lowell-e-graham/)

## Record Labels

- [Unicorn-Kanchana](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/unicorn-kanchana/)
- [Decca](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/decca/)
- [Chandos](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/chandos/)
- [Parlophone](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/parlophone/)
- [Warner Music](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/warner-music/)
- [Arte Nova](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/arte-nova/)
- [ASV](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/asv/)
- [Avid](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/avid/)
- [Black Box](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/black-box/)
- [CBS Masterworks](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/cbs-masterworks/)
- [CBS](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/cbs/)
- [Classico](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/classico/)
- [Collins](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/collins/)
- [Deutsche Grammophon](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/deutsche-grammophon/)
- [EMI](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/emi/)
- [EMI Eminence](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/emi-eminence/)
- [Hyperion](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/hyperion/)
- [Koch](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/koch/)
- [Lyrita](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/lyrita/)
- [Madacy Music Group](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/madacy-music-group/)
- [Naxos](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/naxos/)
- [Nimbus](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/nimbus/)
- [Pearl](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/pearl/)
- [Phoenix](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/phoenix/)
- [Raven](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/raven/)
- [RCA](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/rca/)
- [Reference Recordings](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/reference-recordings/)
- [Telarc](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/telarc/)
- [Teldec](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/teldec/)
- [USAFB](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/usafb/)
- [London](https://gustavholst.org/record-label/london/)