Singer and song collector Sam Lee celebrates the work of those who have fought to save the ancient folk songs of Britain from extinction.
- 4 x 30" programmes
Singer and song collector Sam Lee celebrates the work of those who have fought to save the ancient folk songs of Britain from extinction.
In 1904, the German critic Oscar Schmitz declared that England was "the land without music". This is the story of the men and women who refused to accept this cultural slight and set out on a mission to rediscover the soul of our island. In doing so they found a river of ancient song flowing through it.