"Symphony No. 4 ... W&P, 3rd mvt. (2001)" genre: Symphonic
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	Symphonic setting of Ivor Gurney's poem, "To his love," for soprano and orchestra.
	CD: Music by Thomas Oboe Lee   Label: DFM Credits: Peggo Horstmann Hodes, soprano; Civic Symphony Orchestra of Boston. Max Hobart, music director.
	Lyrics Ivor Gurney, 1890-1937: "To his love" He's gone, and all our plans Are useless indeed. We'll walk no more on Cotswold Where the sheep feed Quietly and take no heed. His body that was so quick Is not as you Knew it, on Severn river Under the blue Driving our small boat through. You would not know him now ... But still he died Nobly, so cover him over With violets of pride Purple from Severn side. Cover him, cover him soon! And with thick-set Masses of memoried flowers - Hide that red wet Thing I must somehow forget.

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