Stephen Dodgson, born in London in 1924, was a versatile British composer whose prolific career spanned a wide range of musical genres. From operas and orchestral works to chamber music, choral pieces, and songs, Dodgson's compositions showcased his tonal, yet sometimes unconventional, style. He had a particular affinity for the guitar, harpsichord, and recorder, often incorporating them into his works. Despite his accomplished and professional output, Dodgson's music remains relatively overlooked. His compositions, however, offer a distinctive blend of traditional and innovative elements, making them a captivating exploration for any music enthusiast.