COMPLETE Multilingual Christmas Short Works Collection 2017

[DrPGould]

Tomas:

Thank you so much for your contributions (and for making the collection multilingual). I'll PL the English ones shortly and ask Sonia for her assistance.

Philip

[bluechien]

Eva and Nemo:

Thanks for your piece with Tonal accompaniment. The author of the piece appears to be Richard Crashaw. Vizetelly is the editor of the entire work. The intro/outro need to be edited to reflect this.

Thank you so much, Philip. (You're really too kind.)

Here's corrections made! Around :00 and 7:35.
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/csw17_hymnofthenativity_crashaw_nred_128kb.mp3

[DrPGould]

Eva and Nemo:

The corrections were perfect! PL-OK!

Many thanks,

Philip

[DrPGould]

Tomas:

The contributions you submitted in English are all PL-OK! Nicely read.

Many thanks,

Philip

[Kitty]

* Link to your recording, as shown on the Uploader: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/csw17_marijosgiesme_maironis_tp_128kb.mp3
* Link to the text source: http://antologija.lt/text/maironis-pavasario-balsai/3#marijos
* Language in which the story/poem is written: Lithuanian
* Author's/translator's (and composer's) name, birth and death dates: Maironis (1862-1932)
* Title of the story/poem: Marijos giesmė
* Duration (runtime) of the file in mm:ss: 2:17
For the Lithuanian poem, you could ask Sonia (Kitty) to help, as she's PLed another Lithuanian poem I recorded last year.

here I am Wonderfully narrated Tomas. I did not understand that much apart from a few words LOL but the poetic melody of the poem is so enchanting and entrancingly recited that it was a real pleasure to listen.

Philip, you can mark it PL ok. I could not detect a textual error, and as for pronunciation, I trust Tomas

Glad I could be of help.

Sonia

[DrPGould]

Thank you so much, Sonia, for your help.

Philip

[MichaelMaggs]

Philip

I haven't forgotten Arraignment, but have not been feeling 100% recently. Will (really) do it soon.

Michael

[livia]

Hello!

Here is my contribution:
* Link to your recording, as shown on the Uploader: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/csw17_pace_goga_lf_128kb.mp3
* Link to the text source: https://archive.org/stream/poezii00gogagoog#page/n92/mode/2up
* Language in which the poem is written: Romanian
* Author's/translator's (and composer's) name, birth and death dates: Octavian Goga (1881 - 1938)
https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octavian_Goga
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octavian_Goga
* Title of the poem: Pace
* Duration (runtime) of the file in mm:ss: 01:47

Thank you,

Livia

[DrPGould]

Livia:

Many thanks for your contribution!

Philip

[DrPGould]

Michael:

Sorry you're unwell. Looking forward to the corrections.

Philip

[MichaelMaggs]

Hi Philip

Arraingment now re-uploaded with the additional material at the start, plus corrections.

New length is 18:35

Michael

[DrPGould]

Thanks, Michael. I'll get these PL'd in a bit.

Philip

[Kitty]

Here is my contribution:
* Link to your recording, as shown on the Uploader: https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/csw17_pace_goga_lf_128kb.mp3
* Link to the text source: https://archive.org/stream/poezii00gogagoog#page/n92/mode/2up
* Language in which the poem is written: Romanian

Livia, beautifully read again and I understood many sentences this time, which are quite similar to Italian. Such a peaceful poem.

Philip: I figured you might want me to PL this section, since I already PLed Livia's poems in the multilingual poetry project. I can assure you, it's PL ok.

Sonia

[livia]

Thank you, Sonia!

Livia

[DrPGould]

Sonia and Livia:

Many thanks to you both!

Philip