two dozen of her compositions considered lost. One of them, the Festal Te Deum, first performed in 1959, was rediscovered in 2018. Selected music for BBC Radio and Television A Parsonage in the Hesperides (Robert Herrick, producer Douglas Cleverdon): Home Service, 20 September 1944) The Elizabethans (producer Douglas Cleverdon): Home Service, 16 January 1946 Comus (John Milton, Henry Lawes): Third Programme, 30 September 1946 The Spear of Gold (L.A.G. Strong): Third Programme, 26 November 1946 In Parenthesis (David Jones): Third Programme, 13 December 1946 The Life and Death of Dr John Donne (producer Douglas Cleverdon): Third Programme. 21 May 1947 Paradise Lost (Milton, producer John Cleverdon): 12 programmes, Third Programme, 27 October - 21 December 1947 The Death of Adam (producer Terence Tiller): Third Programme, 24 October 1949 Lilith (producer Terence Tiller): Third Programme, 2 September 1950 The Nativity (producer Terence Tiller): Third Programme, 26 December 1950 The Holy Child (producer Terence Tiller): Third Programme, 20 February 1952 Emperor and Galilean (Henrik Ibsen, producer Raymond Raikes): Third Programme, 17 May 1953 Chastelard (Algernon Charles Swinburne): Third Programme, 27 February 1954 Sheba (Bridget Boland): Home Service, 6 January 1955 Diarmuid and Grainne (Padraic Fallon): Third Programme, 22 January 1956 Sonata Form of Words (Jean Morris): Third Programme, 2 January 1962 St Teresa of Avila (Hugh Ross Williamson): Network Three, 9 February 1966 Harold (Tennyson): Home Service, 10 October 1966 Mandragola (Machiavelli): Radio 3, 27 October 1967 The Idylls of the King (Tennyson): Radio 3, 2 February 1968) After Ten Years (C.S.Lewis, producer Terence Tiller): Radio 3, 9 March 1969 Howards End (E.M.Forster): BBC One Television, 26 December 1970 The Batchelors Banquet (Thomas Dekker, producer Terence Tiller): Radio 3, 20 June 1971 Sweet England's Pride (Alison Plowden): Radio 4, 14 November 1971 A Room with a View (E.M.Forster): BBC One Television, 15 April 1973 The Last Temptation (Nikos Kazantzakis): Radio 4, 16 September 1973 The Girl Who Lost Her Glove (Penelope Shuttle): Radio 4, 4 March 1975 For God and for Profit (Iris Origo): Three programmes on life in medieval Tuscany, Radio 3, 20 March - 3 April 1978 Liberty Comes to Krahwinkel (Johann Nestroy): Radio 3, 28 August 1983 References External links Alabastor, John: Elizabeth Poston: Catalogue of Works with Biographical Context (2018) Composer Profile: British Music Collection : Guildford Cathedral Choir, director Barry Rose Trio for flute, clarinet and harp, second movement, Korros Ensemble, March 2022 performance Further reading Ashby,