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I could take a few more "numbered" voices, in the plays I have not yet participated in

10 Second Shepherd, in Midas and Apollo
20 Second Courtier, in Perseus and Medusa
24 First Argonaut, in Jason
46 First Seaman, in Arion

thanks

Sonia

hello Pier

I could try a very short poem here, if you wish: 78. Sonetto dell' Orlandi che diede origine a la canzone. Onde si move e donde nasce amore? - Guido Orlandi

(or is this a solo ?)

Sonia

thank you, M, for the quick PL

I could go on with section 13. Alejandro Villaseñor y Villaseñor, if that's ok. Let's see what this guy has in store...

Sonia

Further revised version of Section 13 uploaded with one indicated correction made: https://librivox.org/uploads/knotyouraveragejo/thirdvoyageojamescookvol1_13_cook_128kb.mp3 (29:22). thank you, now I can hear it clearly, you didn't even have to make it so distinct :lol: But definitely PL ok now on ...

Hope I have done this correctly. You've devoted so much time to me for which I am grateful. I still find editing rather confusing. I think I have to read the manual again. https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/mymusicallife_04_damrosch_128kb.mp3 17.09 MB thank you, Janet, this is definitely now PL ok ...

and here is Guerrero, with completely different topics. He doesn't think too nicely of his Mexican compatriots.

https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/readingsmexicanauthors_12_starr_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 27:30 min.

Sonia

I'll review Sosa's most famous works and may set it up in the future, if someone else hasn't yet. I found his biographies of famous Mexican people at least in the original: https://archive.org/details/biografasdemexic00sosa/page/n5/mode/2up there are so many, I think 294 names if I counted correctl...

Here is the recording in two parts, the first adjusted, the second no mistakes but did not use "effects." Hope this goes through properly. https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/mymusicallife_04_damroschcopy_128kb.mp3 16.95 MB thank you, I had a look at your file and I think I know now where ...

I just posted this in the sci-fi thread, but maybe it will reach a larger attention here. And maybe this thread can be used for anybody who needs to find a book or story title he can't recall. A friend of mine is looking for the titles of two stories he remembers reading but can't find anymore. Mayb...

In 1987 it was put in a special section on the school library shelves as the "most frightening book" to borrow. :lol: I browsed a bit through it, seems there is a monster in the cave maybe...you didn't read far enough to get to the frightening bits back in school :lol: btw I thought start...

Here is the update with a second noise reduction. I am mystified by this background noise issue because I don't hear it and it only seems to be an issue sometimes. I actually think this second reduction makes it sound a bit more muffled in comparison with section 13 which had only one noise reducti...

and here is the interesting article. Sosa wrote some cool biographies. Maybe we should have one of his books in our catalogue.

https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/readingsmexicanauthors_11_starr_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 25:52 min.

Sonia

That is it! Thank you very much! I just bought it off Google books as an ebook. :9: :9: :9: :9: :9: :9: oh wow great !!! He will be thrilled that he could be of help. Well let me know if it was still as hooking as you remembered it :mrgreen: I find that perceptions from childhood differ a lot when ...

I could have a go at 11. Francisco Sosa here, to help out. I hope I don't maim the Spanish and Mexican pronunciations too much. Looking forward to learning a bit about these to me unknown authors.

Sonia

ein schönes Gedicht, das Holz des Baumes macht die Stationen des Menschenlebens durch originelle Idee für ein Gedicht.

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/instaubundgluten_10_welter_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 1:38 min.

Vielen Dank schon mal an der PLer.

Sonia