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Tilford Village 1959
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Tilford, Surrey.
Shots of the village of Tilford with its river and the sign of the 'Barley Mow' pub. M/S of a group of musicians in discussion outside the church buildings. They begin to play, with Marta Eitler on violin, Dietrich Kessler on a viola da gamba, and Denys Darlow, Festival Director,...
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:29:19:00 / 01:32:03:00
- Canister:
- CP 254
- Film ID:
- 97.22
- Issue Date:
- 09/11/1959
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The "Barley Mow" pub is still open as of 2012, it's situated on Tilford Green, Tilford, Surrey.
Dietrich Kessler is actually playing a viola da gamba rather than a viola (the chief difference being 6 strings rather than the usual 4).
NOTE: The clip has a faulty running time (it always shows 0:00, and there's also a lack of manipulation of the clip whilst it's playing).
Thanks.