The Bliss brothers - Arthur and ???
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Both composed, but the younger was better known as a conductor.Comment
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In the RNVR, about 1917.Comment
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No prizes for guessing this one as I've posted him before. I just think it's an unusual and rather good picture. (He's the one nearest the camera.) It's the EFDSS demonstration team performing the handkerchief dance Flowers of Edinburgh:
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Well, thinking of Beecham (or was it Bax?), it doesn't look like incest so it must be......Originally posted by Pabmusic View Post
Haven't seen it before: is it your man Butterworth?"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Yes, Cali, it certainly is. Also to be seen with a rifle and top hat in no. 162:Originally posted by Caliban View PostWell, thinking of Beecham (or was it Bax?), it doesn't look like incest so it must be......
Haven't seen it before: is it your man Butterworth?
Food for thought for psychologists, perhaps. A different age...Comment
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I wonder if that's on river at Eynsford. (I nearly wrote The Medway). Warlock had a cottage rented by his mum there iirc, which he invited Moeran, Bax, Lambert and Ireland to for weekend booze-ups. They look about the right age.Originally posted by Tony View PostComment
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#308,don't know who that conductor is with Bax ?Comment
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