Colin Walsh 'Dambusters March'
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Awsome! Fantastic turned up loud and especially at the end with the Lancaste thundering over the cathedral. (now my ears are ringing!)
japuggy 1 week ago
Absolutely fantastic, Colin does great justice to this magnificent march by one of Britain's finest composers.
flammasherman 1 month ago
It sounds like ice cream and puppets on the pier, a go on the walzers, and then a bit of a hangover on the way home. Strange juxtaposition with the cenotaph images. A bit 'Oh what a lovely war'? Doubtless I'm conditioned by hearing far more muscular versions previously. Throw in a bit of latin rhythm and we can dance to it. Interesting take.
satorichris 1 month ago
Absolutely Fantastic Colin - You have an amazing talent. Thank you for sharing with us.
mrfixit0273 1 month ago
How on earth can anyone say this man's playing is dismal???
I think you are extremely talented and enjoyed your rendition.
adhtz21 2 months ago
Cool!
musicaorganum 3 months ago
@EccentricRichard
Dismal playing?? when was this?
93Chamade 4 months ago
Colin Walsh is clearly in his element here - I've heard some pretty dismal playing from him (though I've never heard him live, only in recordings), but this is jolly good! I just love the Willis too. Somehow, though, this march is far too upbeat for the Dambusters, who sustained significant losses in undertaking a truly unpleasant task in the gravest war man has ever waged. Vaughan Williams' Vision of Aeroplanes would seem more appropriate...
EccentricRichard 4 months ago
Tremendous!
jocastalady 6 months ago
This clip links to a History Girls blog by A.L. Berridge on using "Sound and Silence" when writing historical fiction.
CarolineLawrence 6 months ago