Arthur of Britain. [Poem of Festival Choral Drama in Four Parts]

"Arthur of Britain," a festival choral drama in four parts by Reginald R. Buckley, presents a poetic rendition of the Arthurian legends. This early 20th-century work reimagines the tales of King Arthur and his court, blending historical elements with dramatic verse suitable for choral performance. Buckley's work offers a unique perspective on British heritage and the enduring appeal of Arthurian lore. Ideal for enthusiasts of British history, epic poetry, and choral drama, this volume revives a classic interpretation of a timeless legend.

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