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The Woodhouse Prize Brass Band perform ‘England, Arise!’
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The Woodhouse Prize Brass Band perform ‘England, Arise!’

The Woodhouse Prize Band, based in Sheffield, was founded in 1853, and is one of the oldest surviving brass bands in the country in continuous existence. Visit their website here: http://www.woodhouseprizeband.org.uk/​ You can find out more about Edward Carpenter at https://www.friendsofedwardcarpenter....​

Lockdown Blues, Andy Barr McKay
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Lockdown Blues, Andy Barr McKay

An original blues based song and music video written in response to the UK Covid 19 lockdown restrictions. Isolated in the world of his home studio, Andy Barr McKay sings a heartfelt song with pathos and humour.

Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street
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Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street

Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street

My Heart's in the Highlands
00:58
My Heart's in the Highlands

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray

The Woodhouse Prize Brass Band perform ‘England, Arise!’
05:01
The Woodhouse Prize Brass Band perform ‘England, Arise!’

The Woodhouse Prize Band, based in Sheffield, was founded in 1853, and is one of the oldest surviving brass bands in the country in continuous existence. Visit their website here: http://www.woodhouseprizeband.org.uk/​ You can find out more about Edward Carpenter at https://www.friendsofedwardcarpenter....​


Lockdown Blues, Andy Barr McKay
04:02
Lockdown Blues, Andy Barr McKay

An original blues based song and music video written in response to the UK Covid 19 lockdown restrictions. Isolated in the world of his home studio, Andy Barr McKay sings a heartfelt song with pathos and humour.


Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street
03:00
Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street

Temple Bar Dublin, Irish dancing in the street


My Heart's in the Highlands
00:58
My Heart's in the Highlands

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray