Meanwhile Britten had been corresponding with his publisher, Boosey & Hawkes, about publishing "Noye's Fludde": several of its novel features, including the use of a large amateur orchestra, and specifically its use of handbells, were posing problems.
Meanwhile Britten had been corresponding with his publisher, Boosey & Hawkes were posing problems. This was about publishing "Noye's Fludde": several of its novel features. This was including the use of a large amateur orchestra. This was including specifically its use of handbells.