The Organist Who Kept Britain Company During World War II by Artsjournal

Sandy, as listeners called him, spoke like a reassuring, relatable friend. "Sandy Macpherson's quiet voice is very reassuring at a time when our ears are on the alert for warning sirens," one family wrote in September 1939. At Christmas, fans showered him with "flowers, mufflers, handkerchiefs, cigarettes, fruit and pots of jam." " The Conversation

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