Argh! My Ears!

Written by Piers Cawley on , updated

It’s two in the morning, I can’t sleep and someone’s attempting to commit an outrage upon my ears. According to the BBC’s website, I have been watching

Myth and Music

Open University. Composer Judith Weir explains why she wrote a series of works based on Scottish folktales about people who have disappeared mysteriously.

Which sounds like it might be interesting. And it is interesting – people slow down to look at traffic accidents don’t they?

It’s two in the morning, I can’t sleep and someone’s attempting to commit an outrage upon my ears. According to the BBC’s website, I have been watching

Myth and Music

Open University. Composer Judith Weir explains why she wrote a series of works based on Scottish folktales about people who have disappeared mysteriously.

Which sounds like it might be interesting. And it is interesting – people slow down to look at traffic accidents don’t they?

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