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Affiche du document The World of William Walton — The World of William Walton
The London Symphony Orchestra
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Affiche du document Britten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn & Strings/Walton: Façade — Britten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn & Strings/Walton: Façade
Dennis Brain
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Affiche du document English Eccentrics: a Gallery of Weird and Wonderful Men and Women — English Eccentrics: a Gallery of Weird and Wonderful Men and Women
Edith Sitwell
1h55min30
Humour
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154 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h55min.
Eccentricity exists particularly in the English, states Dame Edith Sitwell, because of “that peculiar and satisfactory knowledge of infallibility that is the hallmark and the birthright of the British nation.” Originally published in the 1930s, The English Eccentrics has lost none of its vitality and wit. We find hermits, quacks, mariners, indefatigable travelers, and men of learning. We meet the amphibious Lord Rokeby, whose beard reached his knees and who seldom left his bath; the irascible Captain Thicknesses, who left his right hand, to be cut off after his death, to his son Lord Audley; and Curricle Coats, the Gifted Amateur, whose suit was sewn with diamonds and whose every performance ended in uproar. This is a glorious gallery of the extremes of human nature, portrayed with humor, sympathy, knowledge, and love.

English Eccentrics: a Gallery of Weird and Wonderful Men and Women
Edith Sitwell
1h55min30
Humour
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154 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h55min.
Eccentricity exists particularly in the English, states Dame Edith Sitwell, because of “that peculiar and satisfactory knowledge of infallibility that is the hallmark and the birthright of the British nation.” Originally published in the 1930s, The English Eccentrics has lost none of its vitality and wit. We find hermits, quacks, mariners, indefatigable travelers, and men of learning. We meet the amphibious Lord Rokeby, whose beard reached his knees and who seldom left his bath; the irascible Captain Thicknesses, who left his right hand, to be cut off after his death, to his son Lord Audley; and Curricle Coats, the Gifted Amateur, whose suit was sewn with diamonds and whose every performance ended in uproar. This is a glorious gallery of the extremes of human nature, portrayed with humor, sympathy, knowledge, and love.

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Affiche du document The Greatest Voices of Yesteryear (Platinum Collector's Edition) — The Greatest Voices of Yesteryear (Platinum Collector's Edition)
J.r.r Tolkein
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Affiche du document The British Music Collection — The British Music Collection
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
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