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4:18 "Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag (And Smile, Smile, Smile)" WORLD WAR I SONG Oscar Seagle Tim Gracyk • 384K views 4 years ago Oscar Seagle (baritone) and the Columbia Stellar Quartette sing " Pack Up Your Troubles In Your  Old  Kit Bag  (And Smile, Smile,

Life's a beach – then you're the comms nexus of the British Empire and Marconi-baiting hax0rs Inside Porthcurno's world-spanning telegraphy web By SA Mathieson 15 Feb 2018 at 09:05 43 SHARE ▼ Geek's Guide to Britain I'm sitting on a perfect sandy beach in dazzling winter sunshine which makes it feel two months warmer than it really is. The beach is nearly empty, although a couple of dogs are enjoying the surf. The nearest road peters out a few hundred yards

SV EN 18 Oct 2011 An unrequited love of music Exclusive essay by Charlotte Renaud on Bergman's relationship to music. "If I had to choose between losing my sight or hearing – I would keep my hearing. I can't imagine anything more horrible than to have my music taken away from me." Ingmar Bergman An unrequited love of music The whole list (for those in a hurry) An unrequited love of music 'If I was forced to choose between losing my hearing or losing my sight, I would keep my hearing. I can think of nothing worse than having music taken away from me.' This confession by Ingmar Bergman is rather surprising, coming from a filmmaker renowned for the astonishing beauty of his imagery. His 1975 version of Mozart's  Magic Flute  is, however, one of the most wonderful examples of this passion for music. Other examples come through in his various opera productions, including Stravinsky's  The R