COMPLETE [poetry] Songs of the Sea and Lays of the Land by Leland -ck

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Thank you sonia!
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Jude1972 wrote:hi Sonia..... well I've listened to that opening sentence again on section 39.... it's a job to tell, so shall I just record that sentence again ?????
well if you think I heard wrong then no, you don't have to record. But I don't hear "aBYSSes" (emphasis on the middle syllable) but APsis (emphasis on the first syllable). But it's up to you. :)

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Kitty wrote:
Jude1972 wrote:hi Sonia..... well I've listened to that opening sentence again on section 39.... it's a job to tell, so shall I just record that sentence again ?????
well if you think I heard wrong then no, you don't have to record. But I don't hear "aBYSSes" (emphasis on the middle syllable) but APsis (emphasis on the first syllable). But it's up to you. :)

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by the time I thought about it I may as well have just recorded that sentence again, so I did..... here it is now....

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_39_leland_128kb.mp3 (01:55)
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Jude1972 wrote:by the time I thought about it I may as well have just recorded that sentence again, so I did..... here it is now....
https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_39_leland_128kb.mp3 (01:55)
soooo well done, Jude :clap: yes, now I hear the correct word ! And there is no difference in sound at all. You are totally getting the hang of editing here. You're a natural. (you did only correct that one sentence, right ? I only spot checked)

Now PL ok. Thanks.

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Kitty wrote:
Jude1972 wrote:by the time I thought about it I may as well have just recorded that sentence again, so I did..... here it is now....
https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_39_leland_128kb.mp3 (01:55)
soooo well done, Jude :clap: yes, now I hear the correct word ! And there is no difference in sound at all. You are totally getting the hang of editing here. You're a natural. (you did only correct that one sentence, right ? I only spot checked)

Now PL ok. Thanks.

Sonia

Morning Sonia...yes I just did the opening sentence again....... I am getting the hang of it now!!!

just to say, this poem is my last one for 2017.... I work in the world of retail, and retail and Christmas do NOT mix. I am away seeing pantomimes this weekend, and of course it will be very busy up until Christmas. I will still pop on every so often though. My next recording will be in JANUARY...... :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Jude1972 wrote:My next recording will be in JANUARY...... :clap: :clap: :clap:
well I do hope you still get in some few quiet holidays before the New Year. Have fun in the pantomimes and see you next year :mrgreen:

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Thank you both :thumbs:
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Kitty wrote:
Jude1972 wrote:My next recording will be in JANUARY...... :clap: :clap: :clap:
well I do hope you still get in some few quiet holidays before the New Year. Have fun in the pantomimes and see you next year :mrgreen:

Sonia

thank you Sonia and Carolin.... I will pop on once every so often though during my Christmas break....
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Carolin, I just saw there is one poem entirely in Italian, I can read that one if you don't mind PLing it :) And I can also take the English translation.

10 La Bella Strega
11 The Beautiful Witch

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Thank you sonia :D
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Here they are. It was fun practicing a bit of Italian again :9: and the poem is so easy, one can even understand the gist of it without speaking the lingo. I'd suggest you listen to the English first, it's an accurate translation and it will give you an idea what the poem is about.

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/so ... _128kb.mp3
Recording time: 2:39 min.

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/so ... _128kb.mp3
Recording time: 2:41 min.

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Thank you sonia :D
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Hi, I'd love to do #8 and #16 to start - potentially more, but I'll start with these.

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Thank you :D
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Uploaded #8. Duration: 02:24.

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_08_leland_128kb.mp3

Please let me know if I need to adjust any settings before I record the next sections, or if I need to re-record this one. Thanks!
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