Traditional music in England
Talk about German marching songs; singing Land of Hope & Glory in camp, etc.
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Type
sound
Duration
00:04:11
Shelf mark
1CDR0007277 (copy of C1023/54)
Recording date
1971
Is part of (Collection)
Roy Palmer collection
Recording locations
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK
Performers
unidentified (singers, male)
Recordist
Cheeseman, Peter
Speakers
unidentified (male)
Description
Item notes: Ex-POWs talk about singing German maching songs in prison camp; being forbidden to sing the English national anthem; singing Land of Hope and Glory. Performer notes: Group of ex-POWs
Metadata record:
Talk about German marching songs; singing Land of Hope & Glory in camp, etc.
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