Radie Britain (1899-1994) was a famous twentieth century composer whose orchestral compositions have been performed by leading orchestras around the world and one composition, "A String Quartet," was performed at the White House. This autobiography offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the personality of this composer whose rich, full life and spiritual philosophy will inspire musician and non-musician alike. It chronicles her life from her childhood on a western ranch, to her three marriages, and her postwar critical successes. Includes a chronology of events and awards and a chronological list of her works.