Written Works
As well as a large output of musical journalism and criticism, Heseltine wrote or was significantly involved in the production of 10 books or long pamphlets:
- Frederick Delius (1923). John Lane, London
- Thomas Whythorne: An unknown Elizabethan composer (1925). Oxford University Press, London (pamphlet)
- (Editor) Songs of the Gardens (1925). Nonesuch Press, London (anthology of 18th century popular songs)
- (Preface) Orchésography by Thoinot Arbeau, tr. C.W. Beaumont (1925). Beaumont, London
- The English Ayre (1926). Oxford University Press, London
- (with Cecil Gray) Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa: Musician and Murderer (1926). Kegan Paul, London
- Miniature Essays: E.J. Moeran(1926). J.& W. Chester, London (pamphlet, issued anonymously)
- (with Jack Lindsay) Loving Mad Tom: Bedlamite verses of the 16th and 17th centuries (1927). Fanfrolico Press, London (musical transcriptions by Peter Warlock)
- (Editor, joint with Jack Lindsay) The Metamorphosis of Ajax (1927). Fanfrolico Press, London
- (Editor under the name "Rab Noolas") Merry-Go-Down, A Gallery of Gorgeous Drunkards through the ages (1929) (anthology)
At the time of his death Heseltine was planning to write a life of John Dowland.
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