COMPLETE: Tristan and Iseult by Joseph Boedier - SW/tc
This project is complete and all files are now available here:
http://librivox.org/tristan-and-iseult-by-joseph-bedier/
I was in the mood for a little romance, so I took a break from my other readings, and did this. I've finished recording the whole thing, so I just need to upload it and get it proof-listened.
Gutenberg etext no: 14244
Tristan on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan
Iseult on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iseult
author on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Bedier
PART THE FIRST
The Childhood of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_1_bedier.mp3 - 13.7M, 14:58
The Morholt out of Ireland
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_2_bedier.mp3 - 7.89M, 8:37
The Quest of the Lady with the Hair of Gold
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_3_bedier.mp3 - 16.0M 7:33
The Philtre
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_4_bedier.mp3 - 6.14M, 6:42
The Tall Pine-Tree
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_5_bedier.mp3 - 12.7M, 13:53
The Discovery
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_6_bedier.mp3 - 7.22M, 7:53
The Chantry Leap
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_7_bedier.mp3 - 8.96M, 9:47
PART THE SECOND
The Wood of Morois
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_1_bedier.mp3 - 10.4M, 11:23
Ogrin the Hermit
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_2_bedier.mp3 - 6.42M, 7:01
The Ford
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_3_bedier.mp3 - 9.32M, 10:05
The Ordeal by Iron
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_4_bedier.mp3 - 8.38M, 9:09
PART THE THIRD
The Little Fairy Bell
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_1_bedier.mp3 - 4.44M, 4:51
Iseult of the White Hands
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_2_bedier.mp3 - 10.0M, 10:56
The Madness of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_3_bedier.mp3 - 12.6M, 13:50
The Death of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_4_bedier.mp3 - 12.3M, 13:51
http://librivox.org/tristan-and-iseult-by-joseph-bedier/
I was in the mood for a little romance, so I took a break from my other readings, and did this. I've finished recording the whole thing, so I just need to upload it and get it proof-listened.
Gutenberg etext no: 14244
Tristan on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan
Iseult on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iseult
author on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Bedier
PART THE FIRST
The Childhood of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_1_bedier.mp3 - 13.7M, 14:58
The Morholt out of Ireland
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_2_bedier.mp3 - 7.89M, 8:37
The Quest of the Lady with the Hair of Gold
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_3_bedier.mp3 - 16.0M 7:33
The Philtre
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_4_bedier.mp3 - 6.14M, 6:42
The Tall Pine-Tree
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_5_bedier.mp3 - 12.7M, 13:53
The Discovery
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_6_bedier.mp3 - 7.22M, 7:53
The Chantry Leap
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_1_7_bedier.mp3 - 8.96M, 9:47
PART THE SECOND
The Wood of Morois
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_1_bedier.mp3 - 10.4M, 11:23
Ogrin the Hermit
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_2_bedier.mp3 - 6.42M, 7:01
The Ford
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_3_bedier.mp3 - 9.32M, 10:05
The Ordeal by Iron
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_2_4_bedier.mp3 - 8.38M, 9:09
PART THE THIRD
The Little Fairy Bell
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_1_bedier.mp3 - 4.44M, 4:51
Iseult of the White Hands
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_2_bedier.mp3 - 10.0M, 10:56
The Madness of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_3_bedier.mp3 - 12.6M, 13:50
The Death of Tristan
http://viedecousu.com/podcast/tristaniseult_3_4_bedier.mp3 - 12.3M, 13:51
Last edited by thadine on March 14th, 2006, 2:10 am, edited 4 times in total.
How very cool! I'm looking forward to hearing it. I've been curious about Tristan and Isolde since I discovered that it's one of the things Chaucer wrote about too. It'll be great to hear Joseph B?dier's take on the tale.
I really love the interconnectedness of all this literature. I was listening to Annie's reading of Huck Finn the other day and was fascinated that one of the books Huck read was The Pilgrim's Progress, which I had listened to myself previously.
Looking forward to the upload!
I really love the interconnectedness of all this literature. I was listening to Annie's reading of Huck Finn the other day and was fascinated that one of the books Huck read was The Pilgrim's Progress, which I had listened to myself previously.
Looking forward to the upload!
-Chip
Retired to Colorado
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Thadine! Yay! We love your readings! WhooHooo!
Oh, anyway, let me know if there is anything I can do to help =)
Oh, anyway, let me know if there is anything I can do to help =)
~ Betsie
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This is great! I've been trying to decide what to listen to next. This will be a good choice. Thanks for doing this one
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Thadine, I coded this one as a Short Work, but do you think it would be better suited as a full book? (I'm just thinking ahead to where it will live on the catalog index page).
~ Betsie
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Hmm... it's 25,700 words long. Would that still be considered a short work? I'll let you decide
Yay! It's all done.
Summary:
This is the Arthurian legend of Tristan and Iseult. It is a tale of love, honour, intrigue, betrayal and jealousy, ending ultimately in tragedy. This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and it one of the most influential romances of the medieval period, inspiring many artists, from story-tellers to painters to composers.
Summary:
This is the Arthurian legend of Tristan and Iseult. It is a tale of love, honour, intrigue, betrayal and jealousy, ending ultimately in tragedy. This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and it one of the most influential romances of the medieval period, inspiring many artists, from story-tellers to painters to composers.
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YAY! Great job Thadine =) ... I have a snow day from work today... I'll try to get as much of it cataloged as possible today =)
~ Betsie
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And here is the catalog page (sans ogg v. sizes) for your approval: http://librivox.org/tristan-and-iseult-by-joseph-bedier/
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~ Betsie
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Looks good. Typo in the summary (my fault)
Currently says:
This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and it one of the most influential romances of the medieval period...
Should say (without the bold)
This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and is one of the most influential romances of the medieval period
Currently says:
This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and it one of the most influential romances of the medieval period...
Should say (without the bold)
This story predates that of Lancelot and Guinevere, and is one of the most influential romances of the medieval period
I've just finished listening to this and I can only say Brava, thadine! It's a wonderful reading of an excellent work. Thanks so much for contributing it to LibriVox!
-Chip
Retired to Colorado
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Ok... all set =) Enjoy!
~ Betsie
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I must agree with Chip. I'm partway through and am loving it immensely.