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Category: First World War

Les Pages de Gloire: commemorating the centenary of the Battle of the Somme

Posted 20 July 201620 July 2016 Chris Stuart HutchisonLeave a commentPosted in 1910s, First World War, Great War, Music Hall

An unusual post for us here at Radio Days, maybe. Some weeks ago we acquired a copy, dated 1st August 2016, of Les Pages de Gloire, featuring on its cover one of our favourite music hall singers Charles Coborn performing […]

Radio Days at the Geffrye Museum

Posted 19 July 201511 December 2017 Chris Stuart HutchisonLeave a commentPosted in First World War, Great War, Performances

Radio Days had a great time today at the Geffrye Museum’s World War One day.  Music-hall songs, soldiers’ songs, and me trying to explain to kids about the “King’s shilling”.  

Radio Days at The Red House Museum, Christchurch

Posted 24 December 201411 December 2017 Chris Stuart HutchisonLeave a commentPosted in Edwardian, First World War, Great War, Music Hall, Performances

One of our most enjoyable concerts to date, yesterday at The Red House Museum in Christchurch. An engaged and really appreciative audience, and great support and genuine enthusiasm from the museum staff. Even an opportunity to contribute to the making […]

WW1 music workshop at Hinchingbrooke House

Posted 4 August 20141 September 2014 Chris Stuart HutchisonLeave a commentPosted in Edwardian, First World War, Great War, Music Hall, Performances, Workshops

Radio Days Music had the pleasure and privilege of participating in the excellent commemorative event, ‘The Last Day of Peace’ at Hinchingbrooke House, Huntingdon on Sunday 3 August, under the auspices of Cambridgeshire County Council. As part of a full […]

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