sentences:  One of the first, the "Fantasy" String Quartet in A, won a Carnegie Trust Award and was published as part of the Carnegie Collection of British Music.Gerald Finzi thought highly of his music, and in an obituary piece (quoted in Diana McVeagh’s biography of Finzi) he chose four pieces representing Morris at his most approachable –"Corrina’s Maying" for chorus and orchestra, the "Concerto Piccolo", the "Suite for Chamber Orchestra" and the six "Canzoni Ricertati" for string orchestra or string quartet – with the "Toccata and Fugue for Orchestra" at the other extreme and the Symphony in D (first performed on 1 January 1934 at the Queen’s Hall) somewhere in the middle.According to Stephen Banfield Finzi regarded the last of the "Canzoni Ricertati" as "his one genuine masterpiece” and described it as a “grave and lovely” work.