Summary introduction The Prison is a symphony for soprano (the Soul) and bass-baritone (the Prisoner), chorus, and orchestra, composed by Ethel Smyth in 1929–30. Smyth compiled the libretto from The Prison: A Dialogue by Henry Bennet (‘HB’) Brewster (1850– 1908), published in 1891, and reprinted in 1930 with a memoir of HB by Smyth. She herself conducted the world premiere, at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on 19 February 1931, and five days later Adrian Boult led the London premiere, at Queen’s Hall.

Date Published	2020-08-07
Discs	1
Catalog Number	CHSA5279

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