Aesthetic Life Of Cyril Scott

Prolific And Personable, Innovative And Contentious, Cyril Scott (1879 - 1970) Was Considered To Be One Of The Most Promising Young Talents In Modern British Music At The Turn Of The Twentieth Century. He Was A Member Of The 'frankfurt Group' (together With Percy Grainger, Norman O'neill, Roger Quilter And Balfour Gardiner), His Music Was Performed By Some Of The Leading Conductors Of The Time In Britain And On The Continent, And His Friends Included Highly Influential Figures In European Literature, Art And Politics. Apart From His Music, Scott Was The Author Of Many Books On Alternative Medicine, Psychology, Occultism, Theosophy And Comparative Religion.