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  1. "The bandura is the instrument of my soul"

    Duration: 02:11

  2. Samantha Lewis sings the Coventry Carol

    Duration: 02:28

  3. "There’s a sense of impending loss running through the song”

    Duration: 02:41

  4. A Whiter Shade of Pale – is it really based on Bach?

    Duration: 02:17

  5. “I play for my dead friends”

    Duration: 05:33

  6. “This music saved my life”

    Duration: 05:50

  7. “You wanted something to give you energy, and I got an awful lot from that song”

    Duration: 06:03

  8. “All the time that I could breathe, I was going to look after her”

    Duration: 03:05

  9. “I got to speak to her through that song”

    Duration: 03:52

  10. “How can you all feel such sorrow when he's brought so much joy?”

    Duration: 07:39

  11. John Legend: “Second chances are really important to me”

    Duration: 04:13

  12. "Arguably it is one of the saddest songs of all time..."

    Duration: 01:31

  13. Sandy Denny wrote 'Who Knows Where the Time Goes?' when she was just 19 years old

    Duration: 02:18

  14. Why does time seem to speed up as we get older?

    Duration: 02:34

  15. "He would find a little part of the melody"

    Duration: 01:41

  16. How does The Kinks' Waterloo Sunset make the "very ordinary seem magical"?Series 24, Waterloo Sunset

    Duration: 03:43

  17. What does it feel like to play Auld Lang Syne in Antarctica?

    Duration: 03:36

  18. Leon Hendrix: “I had to peel potatoes for 6 months because of Jimmy”

    Duration: 03:52

  19. Peggy Seeger: "It was obvious he'd written it for me... and he never sang it again"

    Duration: 04:27

  20. Roberta Flack: "To be soulful is to pull your heartbeat out"

    Duration: 03:38

  21. How Jerusalem became English cricket's anthem

    Duration: 03:42

  22. Why Sam Cooke's 'A Change Is Gonna Come' became a Civil Rights anthem

    Duration: 02:15

  23. Eddie Toal

    Duration: 04:32

  24. "Is that papa's plane...?"

    Duration: 03:38

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