[Comp] World's Best Poetry, Vol. 6 (Part I) - dlo

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WiltedScribe wrote:So maybe if most read the numbers, we don't. And if most don't, we do. For variety. What do you all think?
LOL swimming against the stream ? As you wish, but will you check out the other versions ?

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Haha, yes. Not right at this minute, but sometime today. Unless you think we should scrap the numbers and be done with it. :P
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WiltedScribe wrote:Haha, yes. Not right at this minute, but sometime today. Unless you think we should scrap the numbers and be done with it. :P
I don't mind either way. They are quickly removed in editing later on. And yes, Craig has a point, it does break the flow a bit.

we can also decide now that we leave them out altogether. Jason told me via PM that he will bow to the majority.

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OK, we won't do the numbers, then. It will make the listening experience more pleasant. We made a similar decision with "The Ancient Mariner" by making the annotations introductory summaries, so here it will be a similar thing. :thumbs:
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Kitty wrote: Section 0 is nicely narrated Jason ! but I think I detect a bit of a scratching in your voice still :( do not strain your chords too early.

I also found one textual error, due to a scanno that I overlooked (sorry)

> at 2:06: "in another and far truer sense" - you said "ear", which was a typo overlooked by me :oops:

Sonia
I recorded this one originally at 430am. I'm sure you could hear the hesitation in my voice, I recorded that sentence a few times, and read it a few times also and didn't think to look at the archive version. No problem, all fixed up.

https://librivox.org/uploads/dlolso21/worldsbestpoetryvolume6_1_000_various_jason_128kb.mp3
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jasonb wrote:I recorded this one originally at 430am. I'm sure you could hear the hesitation in my voice, I recorded that sentence a few times, and read it a few times also and didn't think to look at the archive version. No problem, all fixed up.
https://librivox.org/uploads/dlolso21/worldsbestpoetryvolume6_1_000_various_jason_128kb.mp3
yes totally PL ok now. Thanks ! And 4.30 a.m. is really too early to have the voice well oiled LOL

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leanneyauyau wrote:The Culprit Fay was LONG!!! :shock: Will upload the solos later :)
it was indeed ! It was the longest poem of the this section I think. I did warn you when you claimed it :shock:

I will put them all in the MW for now, will try to PL later, or maybe tomorrow, if nobody else is helping out ;)

Section 000 is now PL ok

Craig: thanks for your two poems as well, MW will be updated

we're progressing nicely 8-)

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Leanne, the Lady of Shalott is beautifully narrated :9: so romantic. And no errors at all, so PL ok. :thumbs:

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Leanne, your second part of Rubayat is also totally PL ok. Well you did say 54 and 55 instead of 74 and 75 ;) but as we decided to cut out the numbers anyway, it doesn't matter.

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PL NOTES:

SECTIONS - 9, 46, 50, 63, 72, 76, 83, 84, 106, 118

PL OK
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thanks Anthony :)

Leanne: the Culprit Fay was absolutely a tour de force :thumbs: I hope you made a few breaks in-between recordings. :shock: I absolutely loved the narration :9: it sounds so easy and fluent when you do it.

I found a few errors, some of which were typos I didn't catch (sorry about that :oops: )

> at 1:21: "The moon looks down on old Cro'nest" - you said "clown" :oops: typo, sorry
> at 6:10: "But his voice in a softened accent broke" - I hear "but is a voice" :hmm:
> at 13:44: "Thither he ran, and he bent him low" - sorry, another typo, you said "lie"
> at 13:50: "And he pushed her over the yielding sand / Till he came to the verge of the haunted land" - again twice "lie"
> at 28:58: "And sped through the midnight dark" - you say "mountain"
> at 30:14: "A streak is in the eastern sky" - you say "northern", but they talk about the sunrise, so it must be eastern

The rest: perfect

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Post by Kitty »

thanks Craig, I will update the MW.

The Rubayat now has all your stanzas, but I found one tiny typo, which I missed when I prepped the google doc :oops: (sorry):

> at 3:48: Would but the Desert of the Fountain yield - it should be "but" not "hut"

as for the other two poems, they are solos, so you need to have various in the file name instead of craig. I'll make a note for David in the MW to change the file name, so you don't have to re-upload just now. Just careful next time ;)

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