James Naughtie-the Music of War and Revolution
By: Frontline
Posted: Sep 4 08
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Afghanistan, armed conflict, Frontline Club, humanitarian, Naughtie, revolution
The inimitable voice of BBC Radio 4 Today programme, James Naughtie talks about some of the most iconic war and revolutionary musical pieces by Bethoven, Verdi, Elgar, Shostakovich and Olivier Messiaen. Moderated by James Robbins (BBC).
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