“The music is a matter of the ear and not of technique. None of us knows music. One carries the melody and others do what they please. Some play counter melodies, some play freak noises, and some just play. I can’t tell you how. You “got to feel” Jass. The time is syncopated. Jass I …
Glyn Warren Philpot – The Skyscraper Paul Gustav Fischer — Sunbathing in the Dunes Richard Jack — The Return to the Front- Victoria Railway Station C. R. W. Nevinson – French Troops Resting George Grosz — Suicide Jean Metzinger – Femme au miroir (Femme à sa toilette, Lady at her Dressing Table) Matthew Smith — …
Intolerance The Floorwalker Sherlock Holmes Fatty and Mabel Adrift The Rink 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Cenere The Mystery of the Leaping Fish Judex: L’ombre mystérieuse (The Mysterious Shadow), Episode 1 Farmer Alfalfa Sees New York Joan The Woman Snow White Hell’s Hinges East Is East The Danger Girl Behind the Screen Civilization One …
Time: 8pm BST, Saturday 17th August 2019 Place: Cambridge 105fm Another sonic adventure through time with James Errington, this time joined by guests Dominic, Joanne & Adam to listen to the sounds of 1905 and discuss such pressing topics as skeleton xylophones, the hubris of Dick Dastardly, melancholy in Spanish music, the latter-day lack of …
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January 1 — The British Royal Army Medical Corps carries out the first successful blood transfusion, using blood that had been stored and cooled. January 10 — In the Erzurum Offensive, Russia inflicts a defeat on the Ottoman Empire. January 13 – Ottoman Empire forces defeat the Allied British in the Battle of Wadi. February …
MP3 direct download | Itunes | Mixcloud | Feedburner (RSS) The story of recorded must prior to 1917 has been, on a personal level, a juggle with two opposing narratives. First there is of course the convoluted journey towards the explosion in jazz and blues of the late 1910s and 1920. Then there’s the other …
Juan Gris – Still Life with Checked Tablecloth Wyndham Lewis — The Crowd Marc Chagall — The Poet Reclining Giorgio de Chirico — The Double Dream of Spring C. R. W. Nevinson – Bursting Shell Jean Metzinger — Soldier at a Game of Chess Ernst Ludwig Kirchner – Self-portrait as a Soldier C. R. W. …
The Tramp A Fool There Was The Italian Carmen The Champion Filibus Fatty’s Spooning Days Assunta Spina Regeneration The Cheat Der Golem The Raven The Martyrs of the Alamo Madame Butterfly The Golden Chance Work Sage Brush Tom
Taking a break from the war for a moment, the excellent Between The Liner Notes podcast has a history of Joe Hill, the songwriter whose work would inform the political side of folk music for the rest of the century, who was executed for a murder he almost certainly did not commit in 1915. Between …
The 1964 BBC TV Series The Great War may sometimes feel a bit hokey and outdated in its narrative style, but with the centenary over and done with, it looks like its position is still unchallenged as the definitive documentary of the conflict. Beyond anything else, it’s priceless in its collection of original accounts from …
