John Howson English, Irish & Scottish Folk Music Collection
Untitled monoluge
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Type
sound
Duration
00:04:01
Cultures
English
Shelf mark
1CDR0014010 (copy of C1034/227)
Recording date
1991-03-15
Is part of (Collection)
John Howson Collection
Recording locations
Musical Traditions Club, The King and Queen, Foley Street, London, England, UK
Performers
Cocking, John (singer, male)
Recordist
Howson, John
Description
Item notes: Monologue about an ordnance survey carried out in the Yorkshire village of Kirkburton in Victorian times. First line: "I'm ringing up my curtain upon an ancient scene". Performance notes: Recorded in folk club, with audience
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