Blue Highlight, Green Font and Pink Font of # 56 - The Deserted Village are all PL ok
There is one 2-seconds-long silence in one of the parts but I can shorten that a bit when editing it all together, right?
Blue Highlight, Green Font and Pink Font of # 56 - The Deserted Village are all PL ok
strange, was it in mine ?
No, wasn't yours
yes for solos, one should accept more the soloist's vision. But in dramatic readings, it's the editor's choice usually.
I had a listen, and indeed I think it sounds a bit confusing. Without a text a didn't understand much. I think it's better to keep only one voice. In another poem I also played "the mothers" and only left one voice. It's ok to do that. Merging is very difficult to make it sound understandable.
Thank you Sonia. I now get to return the privilege. Thanks for your recording, I suspect you are closer to the language of the time than I. Lovely recording and definitely PL OK.Kitty wrote: ↑April 1st, 2020, 3:55 am Kate: your section in The deserted village is also PL ok.
Adrian: your Middle English is fantastic ! Of all the pronunciation rules I remember from my university courses, especially, the ch-sound and the rolled 'r' and the end-e, you did them all correctly as far as I can tell. It sounds quite like Chaucer :mrgreen: Also PL ok. And I uploaded my own part of the host, if you could PL this as well and then it's ready to be assembled. You are the editor for this one, so have fun with that. :)
https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldsbestpoetry7_2_093_host_various_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 2:02 min.
Sonia
thank you. It's been some years, but I was trying to recall all I could of the pronunciation rules. I studied Medieval English language and literature at university, so these texts should be quite familiar to meadrianstephens wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2020, 3:55 amI now get to return the privilege. Thanks for your recording, I suspect you are closer to the language of the time than I.
true, once there are 4 or 5 readers it will take a bit more of copying hither and thither but apart from having more soundfiles open, the copying system is basically the same.I suspect that will be the easiest bit of editing I ever do:0).