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BBC Radiophonic Workshop's BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop's BBC Radiophonic Workshop - A Retrospective

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Additional ISBN/GTIN9781501389160
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Publishing date04/05/2023
Edition1. Auflage
Series33 1/3
LanguageEnglish
File size406 Kbytes
Article no.12799984
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This is not a new book - indeed so un-new is it that it has recently been republished in a handsome "classics" edition. Classic non-fiction is pretty hard to define - taste and timeliness overtake the factual more quickly than the fictional - but Bloomsbury deserve credit for elevating this decade-and-a-bit-old account of an 1860 murder in rural England.

What makes this book so compelling and timeless is its skilful blending of the story of the murder with an account of why detectives (and by extension detective fiction) so captivated Victorian Britain. Before reading it, I had no idea how new detectives were in the 1860s and how much media and literary attention they garnered in their early existence, with people from across society pitching in to praise their omniscience or to criticise their actions as murder solving became a national parlour game. Excellently written and researched this book will help you understand why Sherlock Holmes and Miss Marple are as famous as they are.
This is not a new book - indeed so un-new is it that it has recently been republished in a handsome "classics" edition. Classic non-fiction is pretty hard to define - taste and timeliness overtake the factual more quickly than the fictional - but Bloomsbury deserve credit for elevating this decade-and-a-bit-old account of an 1860 murder in rural England.

What makes this book so compelling and timeless is its skilful blending of the story of the murder with an account of why detectives (and by extension detective fiction) so captivated Victorian Britain. Before reading it, I had no idea how new detectives were in the 1860s and how much media and literary attention they garnered in their early existence, with people from across society pitching in to praise their omniscience or to criticise their actions as murder solving became a national parlour game. Excellently written and researched this book will help you understand why Sherlock Holmes and Miss Marple are as famous as they are.
Nachdem ich bereits "Soon may the Wellerman für Gitarre/Ukulele und die Sammlung "Sailor Song" empfohlen habe, kann ich gar nicht anders als diese neue Shantie-Sammlung - von Nathan Evans zusammengestellt und kommentiert - ebenfalls zu empfehlen. Der weltweite Erfolg der Lieder hat wohl alle überrascht. Eine Erklärung mag sein, dass es in Zeiten von Lockdowns und Distanzierung kaum etwas gibt, das die Sehnsucht nach Gemeinsamkeit so auf den Punkt bringt, wie Shanties dies tun. Gesungen wurden sie in der Isolation eines Schiffes auf weiter teilweise lebensfeindlicher Flur bzw. Wasseroberfläche, während Familie und Freunde weit entfernt zurückblieben. Gleichzeitig spiegeln sie die Sehnsucht nach Rausgehen, Reisen, fremde Länder entdecken, neue Menschen kennenlernen, was gerade stark eingeschränkt ist. Diese mit zauberhaften Holzstichen und Zeichnungen gestaltete Ausgabe ist ein wunderschönes Weihnachtsgeschenk für alle, denen wir unbedingt sagen wollen, dass wir sie gerne um uns haben.

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William L. Weir lives in Connecticut and writes regularly about music and the history of music technology. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, Slate, The Boston Globe, Hartford Courant, and other publications.