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Thanks, smijen

I've started recording again, and will probably finish over the next few days.

Thanks!
No rush - recording is on hold at the moment. It's really really really windy here right now, and I haven't been able to record for the last couple of weeks because the wind is so loud the mic picks it up

RuthieG wrote:Ah, that explains it. I wouldn't have thought to check either, probably, but I was listening against the web page words. Sorry to put you to this inconvenience.

Ruth

Completely my fault I've uploaded the new file.
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_itiswellwithmysoul_jc.mp3

First hymn I've done is: Upload URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_itiswellwithmysoul_jc.mp3 Greetings - Tech specs and tags fine. Audio just a bit loud at time. I did not hear an opening introduction, only eleven seconds of silence. I noticed that you used a refrain that is ...

No worries just wanted to know what happened...

I normally don't have them marked as complete until they have been PL'ed - that's why I was confused

I went to upload the next lot of files, and saw that the first 3 have been makred as comlete. Have they been proof-listened to?

Thanks!

And here's my second one: His Eye is on the Sparrow Upload URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_hiseyeisonthesparrow_jc.mp3 Source URL: http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/h/i/hiseyeis.htm Author of words, with dates of birth and death: Civilla Durfee Martin 1866-1948 Title and date of m...

Thank you both for your help with this project

That's absolutely fine, thadine. Author's death doesn't affect copyright status in the US, just publication date. Ruth Cool, I'll try to get that recorded in time. First hymn I've done is: Upload URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_itiswellwithmysoul_jc.mp3 Source URL: http://...

I'm trying to sneak in just before the deadline

I wanted to do His eye is on the sparrow, but I'm not sure about the copyright status.

http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/h/i/hiseyeis.htm

The words were published in 1905, however the author did not die until 1948. Is this ok or not?

Ok, have fixed and re-uploaded the second file

@ 42:00 Never gaze upon a woman, and walk abroad only with eyes ever fixed upon the ground; for however chaste and watchful one may be, the error of a single moment is enough to make one lose eternity. lose eternity. Here the words lose eternity should be repeated. :) I think that repeat is a typo ...