The Rustling of Grass by Avril Coleridge-Taylor by electric voice theatre published on 2020-10-17T14:26:33Z A setting for solo voice and piano of text by Alfred Noyes, performed by Simone Ibbett-Brown – Mezzo-Soprano & Frances M Lynch - Piano Recorded individually in the musicians homes during the Covid-19 Pandemic and first performed for a Soundings from Essex event in August 2020 https://www.electricvoicetheatre.co.uk/ “I cannot tell why, But the rustling of grass, As the summer winds pass thro’ the fields where I lie, Brings to life a lost day, Long ago, Far away, When in childhood I lay, Looking up at the sky, and the white clouds that pass, Trailing isles of grey shadow across the gold grass, O, the dreams that drift by, With the slow flowing years, hopes, memories, tears In the rustling of grass.” Genre Classical Comment by Zoë Birtwhistle This is absolutely lovely 🥹 2025-07-23T11:05:47Z