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508:, near Gloucester. The service was conducted by his godfather, Rev. Alfred Cheesman. Gurney was "a lover and maker of beauty", it was stated on his gravestone. (The stone was replaced after it was damaged – the original is now stored inside Twigworth church.) Marion Scott preserved Gurney's manuscripts and letters and worked with composer
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corned beef, wine, chocolate and café-au-lait Gurney was able (in
Blunden's words) to "express part of the Western Front secret... with distinctive, intimate and imaginative quickness." In so far as he had a "manifesto", it was to present "the protest of the physical against the exalted spiritual; of
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for piano, which were written in 1919-20 and published the following year. But he also wrote four piano sonatas and as many as 20 string quartets, most of which have been lost. Three of the piano sonatas (No. 2 incomplete) have been recorded by George Rowley. The String
Quartet in D minor, composed
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through much of his life and spent his last 15 years in psychiatric hospitals. Critical evaluation of Gurney has been complicated by this, and also by the need to assess both his poetry and his music. Gurney himself thought of music as his true vocation: "The brighter visions brought music; the
434:, contracted either while he was a music student before the war, or perhaps while serving as a soldier in France. Blevins, Gurney's biographer, however, concludes that he did not suffer from syphilis. The issue has also been discussed, more recently, by Cambridge academic and broadcaster
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and its surroundings, which remained a touchstone of reality for him, in the front line and later in the asylum. In the preface to his first book, he wrote of "my county, Gloucester, that whether I live or die stays always with me." His tribute poem "Crickley Hill" was described by
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February 1915. At the front, he began writing poetry seriously, sending his efforts to his friend, the musicologist and critic Marion Scott, who worked with Gurney as his editor and business manager. He was in the midst of writing the poems for what would become his first book,
469:(1926). During this time he appeared to believe himself to be William Shakespeare in person. He continued also to compose music but to a far lesser degree. An examination of his archive suggests that up to two-thirds of his musical output remains unpublished and unrecorded.
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The adults of most significance in Gurney's early life were the Rev. Alfred H. Cheesman, and two sisters, Emily and
Margaret Hunt, who nurtured Gurney's interests in music and literature. Gurney began composing music at the age of 14, and won a scholarship to the
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and Marion Scott. Oxford
University Press issued two sets of ten songs in 1938, a year after his death, selected and edited by Finzi and Ferguson. Three further sets of ten songs came out in 1952, 1959 and 1979.
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since his teens. "Being gassed (mildly) with the new gas is no worse than catarrh or a bad cold," Gurney wrote in a letter to Marion Scott on 17 September 1917. After his release from hospital, he was posted to
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Blevins, Pamela, "New
Perspectives on Ivor Gurney's Illness, The Ivor Gurney Society Journal, vol. 6, 2000, pp. 29–58; Blevins, Pamela, Ivor Gurney and Marion Scott: Song of Pain and Beauty, The Boydell Press,
457:, where he was diagnosed as suffering from "delusional insanity (systematised)". Gurney wrote prolifically during the asylum years, producing some eight collections of verse. His output included two plays in
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Gurney slowly regained some of his emotional stability and in
October was honourably discharged from the army. Gurney received an unconventional diagnosis of nervous breakdown from "deferred"
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Gurney seemed to thrive after the war and was regarded as one of the most promising men of his generation, but his mental distress continued to worsen. He studied for a brief time with
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Drummond. He was hospitalised in the Gallery Ward at
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in 1924, received its premiere recording in 2020. There are also two violin sonatas, in E-flat major and in D major, both dating from 1918/19 and both now recorded.
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Meadows". The
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had before him, and "knew his Brahms and
Schumann backwards, as his piano pieces testify". But where he does lean towards folksong, as in his setting of
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that became apparent during his teenage years. He had a difficult time focusing on his work at college and suffered his first
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and many others. Stanford told Howells that Gurney was potentially "the biggest of them all", but he was "unteachable".
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Gurney set to music many of the poems of his contemporaries, including at least nineteen poems written by
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and dedicated to the memory of Ivor Gurney. A memorial to Gurney was erected in 2009
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Stars in a Dark Night: The Letters from Ivor Gurney to the Chapman Family
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nurse, Annie Nelson Drummond, but the relationship later broke down.
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917:"The Silent One" – An account of a moment of terror during a battle
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At the same time, Gurney was something of a local poet, rooted in
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the cumulative weight of small facts against the one large".
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Parish of Hempsted with St Mary de Lode and St Mary de Crypt
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A Performer's Guide to Ivor Gurney's The Western Playland
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The following poems provide an introduction to his work:
896:"Strange Hells" – The effect of war on soldiers' psyches
2634:"Ivor Gurney and Marion Scott: Song of Pain and Beauty"
2130:"Memorial Ivor Gurney - Sint-Juliaan - TracesOfWar.com"
1960:"Ivor Gurney and the Question of Syphilis MusicWeb(UK)"
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Rewards of Wonder: Poems of London, Cotswold and France
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Gurney Literary Archive and profile, Oxford University
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899:"The Ballad of Three Spectres" – A soldier's vision
573:memorial to Gurney in Eastgate Street, Gloucester.
512:to ensure that his legacy should not be forgotten.
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218:at the cathedral. There he met a fellow composer,
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692:It has been suggested that there is something of
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2855:People educated at The King's School, Gloucester
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2238:"The Poet who Loved the War, BBC Four, review",
1707:"'Tis Time, I Think, by Wenlock Town" (Housman)
591:In June and July 2014 Gurney was the subject of
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624:Cover of a 1923 edition of Gurney's song cycle
580:broadcast a documentary about Gurney, entitled
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2835:History of mental health in the United Kingdom
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2596:Quoted in J. Stallworthy and J. Potter, eds.,
2557:Quoted in J. Stallworthy and J. Potter, eds.,
2444:EM Records EMRCD011 (2013) and EMRCD075 (2023)
2404:Piano Music by Ivor Gurney and Howard Ferguson
1699:"Thou Didst Delight My Eyes" (Robert Bridges)
527:. The inscription on the stone was taken from
441:Gurney spent the last 15 years of his life in
2455:The Cambridge Guide to Literature in English
2290:"Composer: Ivor (Bertie) Gurney (1890–1937)"
2100:""When Christ lay dying on the battlefield"
1945:Ivor Gurney to Marion Scott, 12 March 1918,
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1762:"When Smoke Stood up from Ludlow" (Housman)
1743:"When Death to Either Shall Come" (Bridges)
2688:"Archival material relating to Ivor Gurney"
1586:"The Folly of Being Comforted" (W B Yeats)
843:, ed. R.K.R. Thornton. Carcanet Press, 1995
831:, ed. R.K.R. Thornton. Carcanet Press, 1983
309:in September the same year and sent to the
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1672:"The Sun at Noon to Higher Air" (Housman)
1534:"The Boat Is Chafing" (Walter de la Mare)
908:"Purple and Black" – The politics of death
837:, ed. R.K.R. Thornton. Carcanet Press 1991
519:commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in
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2759:International Music Score Library Project
2674:Dweller in Shadows: A Life of Ivor Gurney
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1844:Gurney, Ivor. 'The Springs of Music', in
1645:"There's Wisdom in Women" (Rupert Brooke)
1198:"Down by The Salley Gardens" (W B Yeats)
1135:"Bread and Cherries" (Walter de la Mare)
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865:, ed. George Walter. Carcanet Press, 2000
515:On 11 November 1985, Gurney was among 16
401:Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
1759:"When on a Summer's Morning (W H Davies)
1319:"I Shall Ever be Maiden" (Bliss Carman)
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2721:The Ivor Gurney Society (US based site)
2716:The Ivor Gurney Society (UK based site)
2421:, NAXOS 8.574479, British Music Society
2418:Ivor Gurney: Piano Sonatas Nos. 1 and 3
2071:"The History of St Mary de Lode Church"
1773:"With rue my heart is laden" (Housman)
1606:"The Latmian Shepherd" (Edward Shanks)
1420:"On the Idle Hill of Summer" (Housman)
841:Best Poems and The Book of Five Makings
565:was unveiled in 2011 in Victoria Dock,
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2325:"Catalogue of the Ivor Gurney Archive"
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1751:"When I Was One-and-twenty" (Housman)
902:"Maisemore" – A soldier thinks of home
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2800:British Army personnel of World War I
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1374:"Love Shakes my Soul" (Bliss Carman)
284:Gurney's studies were interrupted by
210:from 1900 to 1906, when he became an
37:Portrait photograph of Gurney in his
16:English composer and poet (1890–1937)
2795:Alumni of the Royal College of Music
2337:from the original on 27 October 2019
2025:from the original on 22 October 2015
1866:from the original on 7 February 2013
1637:"The Penny Whistle" (Edward Thomas)
1566:"The Fiddler of Dooney" (W B Yeats)
1398:"Nine of the Clock" (Robert Graves)
2875:20th-century English male musicians
2865:Pupils of Charles Villiers Stanford
2618:(reprint ed.). Fyfield Books.
2376:Shuttleworth, Jane. 'Ivor Gurney',
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1860:"Gloucester composer fought in WWI"
1550:"The Cloths of Heaven" (W B Yeats)
1542:"The Cherry Trees" (Edward Thomas)
1526:"The Apple Orchard" (Bliss Carman)
1492:"Soft Was the Wind" (Bliss Carman)
1390:"Most Holy Night" (Hilaire Belloc)
1175:"Cathleen ni Houlihan" (W B Yeats)
847:Severn & Somme and War's Embers
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496:The Candle, Gloucester Docks (2011)
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2598:Three Poets of the First World War
2559:Three Poets of the First World War
2170:from the original on 11 April 2015
2160:"'Candle' alights in city's docks"
2045:"Westminster Abbey, Poets' Corner"
1966:from the original on 24 March 2015
1848:Vol 8 No 3, July 1922, pp. 319-322
1691:"The Twa Corbies" (border ballad)
1327:"Is My Team Ploughing?" (Housman)
1275:"Hawk and Buckle" (Robert Graves)
881:The Complete Poetical Works, Vol 1
540:St Mary de Lode Church, Gloucester
119:St Mary de Lode Church, Gloucester
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2535:(OUP 1982) p. 77–78 ("Laventie").
2407:, SOMM Records, SOMMCD 038 (2004)
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1897:, vol. 19/1, January 1938, p. 14.
1781:"Will You Come?" (Edward Thomas)
1648:"The Scribe" (Walter de la Mare)
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781:Collections of poetry and letters
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2296:from the original on 7 July 2017
1770:"The White Cascade" (W H Davies)
1440:"The Quiet Mist" (Bliss Carman)
1412:"On the Downs" (John Masefield)
1206:"Dreams of the Sea" (W H Davies)
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1464:"Severn Meadows" (Ivor Gurney)
1366:"Loveliest of Trees" (Housman)
809:Poems of Ivor Gurney, 1890-1937
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605:Ivor Gurney: Dweller in Shadows
449:in Gloucester, and then at the
238:in 1911. He studied there with
2880:Tuberculosis deaths in England
2870:20th-century English composers
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2585:Collected Poems of Ivor Gurney
2583:Quoted in P. J. Kavanagh ed.,
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1789:"You Are My Sky" (J C Squire)
1683:"The Trumpet" (Edward Thomas)
1680:"The Treasure" (Rupert Brooke)
1358:"Lonely Night" (Bliss Carman)
1295:"I Praise the Tender Flower" (
1239:"Far in a Western Brookland" (
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2731:Works by or about Ivor Gurney
1825:Banfield, Stephen. Review of
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1664:"The Singer" (Edward Shanks)
1350:"Lights Out" (Edward Thomas)
905:"The Estaminet" – Comradeship
147:The King's School, Gloucester
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2840:People with bipolar disorder
2616:Ivor Gurney, Collected poems
2614:P. J. Kavanagh, ed. (2004).
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1735:"Walking Song" (F W Harvey)
1558:"The Far Country" (Housman)
1406:"Oh Happy Wind" (W H Davies)
1127:"Blaweary" (Wilfred Gibson)
1072:"All Night Under The Moon" (
1014:A Fourth Volume of Ten Songs
998:A Second Volume of Ten Songs
947:"Under the Greenwood Tree" (
484:The grave of Ivor Gurney at
348:Memorials to Ivor Gurney in
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2746:(public domain audiobooks)
2432:Those Blue Remembered Hills
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1251:"Goodnight to the Meadow" (
1155:"Brown Is My Love" (anon.)
1022:A Fifth Volume of Ten Songs
1006:A Third Volume of Ten Songs
990:A First Volume of Ten Songs
689:by Richard Carder in 1998.
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2755:Free scores by Ivor Gurney
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1625:"The Night of Trafalgar" (
1614:"The Lent Lily" (Housman)
682:Sappho: One Hundred Lyrics
582:The Poet Who Loved the War
421:A Gloucestershire Rhapsody
364:Gurney memorial window by
39:Gloucestershire Regimental
2845:Musicians from Gloucester
2820:20th-century male writers
2815:English World War I poets
2661:The Ordeal of Ivor Gurney
2643:, The Boydell Press, 2008
1986:The Ordeal of Ivor Gurney
1833:Vol 60, No 3, pp. 339-341
1827:The Ordeal of Ivor Gurney
1727:"Twice a Week" (Housman)
1456:"Scents" (Edward Thomas)
1409:"One Day" (Rupert Brooke)
1209:"Early Morn" (W H Davies)
1084:"All Suddenly the Wind" (
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1656:"The Ship" (J C Squire)
1382:"Ludlow Fair" (Housman)
1212:"Edward, Edward" (anon.)
1183:"Clouds" (Rupert Brooke)
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290:Gloucestershire Regiment
2850:Writers from Gloucester
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1622:"The Moon" (W H Davies)
1574:"The Fields Are Full" (
1518:"The Aspens" (Housman)
1484:"Snow" (Edward Thomas)
1215:"Epitaph in Old Mode" (
944:"Tears" (John Fletcher)
934:"Sleep" (John Fletcher)
801:, 78 poems selected by
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2362:19 August 2021 at the
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2262:Dweller in the Shadows
1515:"Snow" (Edward Thomas)
1335:"Lament" (Ivor Gurney)
922:Five Elizabethan songs
633:Five Elizabethan Songs
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409:Ralph Vaughan Williams
380:Gurney memorial plaque
329:, a mining village in
311:Edinburgh War Hospital
299:Sidgwick & Jackson
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