A charming and engaging memoir of the life and career of H. R. Haweis, a prominent British music critic and amateur musician who played an important role in the cultural life of Victorian England. With wit, humor, and an insightful perspective on music and society, Haweis offers a compelling account of his experiences as a writer, performer, and adventurer, revealing the passion and dedication that drove him throughout his life.

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