Festival and repeated at The Proms later that year, conducted by Basil Cameron). Solo piano music was also an important part of his output, though there are no large scale works. Examples include Carousal (dedicated to Louis Kentner and published in 1946), Soliloquy (dedicated to Ilona Kabos, published 1940), and the five movement suite Music Room, the most popular of his piano works during his lifetime, particularly the melodic Sarabande. His setting of "Ho-Ro, My Nut-Brown Maiden", a traditional Gaelic song translated into English in 1883 by John Stuart Blackie, featured in the film I Know Where I'm Going! (1945) and remains well-known. The Hound of Heaven was last revived in January 1976 when it was broadcast in tribute to the composer's 80th birthday (just a month before his death), conducted by David Willcocks. An archive recording exists. Some of the piano music (along with The Song of Songs) has been recorded and issued on CD by Naxos. Ferrier's 1947 recording of The Song of Songs has been reissued by SOMM. Notes and references External links Notes to Naxos CD Theme and Variations by Julian Jacobson Julian Jacobson plays 'Sarabande' from The Music Room 1896 births 1976 deaths 20th-century English composers 20th-century British pianists Alumni of the Royal College of Music Ballet choreographers Cantata librettists English classical composers English music publishers (people) English classical pianists Jewish English musicians Musicians from London Officers of the Order of the British Empire Burials at Golders Green Jewish Cemetery 20th-century English businesspeople