Horatia Feilding was an accomplished 19th-century British composer and harpist. Born into the prominent Feilding and Talbot families in Wiltshire, she is best known for composing "Six Songs" (c. 1830), a vocal collection that set poetry by literary icons like Lord Byron, Thomas Moore, and Goethe to music.
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