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'''George Butterworth''', (1885-1816), [[English]] composer, was a keen collector of folk tunes and used the traditional music of the English countryside as his inspiration. He is well known for his settings (in two “cycles”) of eleven  of the poems from [[A.E. Housman]]’s “A Shropshire Lad” and two orchestral suites, “Banks of Green Willow”, and “ A Shropshire Lad - Rhapsody”.  

'''George Butterworth''', (1885-1816), [[English]] composer, was a keen collector of folk tunes and used the traditional music of the English countryside as his inspiration. He is well known for his settings (in two “cycles”) of eleven  of the poems from [[A.E. Housman]]’s “''A Shropshire Lad''” and two orchestral suites, “''Banks of Green Willow''”, and “''A Shropshire Lad - Rhapsody''”.  

He had no chance to write more – he was killed in action on the [[Somme]] in 1916, aged 31.

He had no chance to write more – he was killed in action on the [[Somme]] in 1916, aged 31.