Interested in Spanish plays?
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VocalPenguin has suggested a collection of one-act plays by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: viewtopic.php?p=1786216#p1786216
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/57955
We'd need at least 15-20 Spanish speakers to pull this off, since each character should be voiced by a different person. But I don't want to commit to it unless I know there would be enough interested readers to make the project work. In addition to readers, we'd want a DPL (preferably one experienced in PLing plays and DRs) and ideally, an editor, both fluent in Spanish. It is possible for someone who is not fluent to fill both of these jobs, but the final result would almost certainly not be as good.
My own Spanish is still extremely basic, but I think this is an interesting project.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/57955
We'd need at least 15-20 Spanish speakers to pull this off, since each character should be voiced by a different person. But I don't want to commit to it unless I know there would be enough interested readers to make the project work. In addition to readers, we'd want a DPL (preferably one experienced in PLing plays and DRs) and ideally, an editor, both fluent in Spanish. It is possible for someone who is not fluent to fill both of these jobs, but the final result would almost certainly not be as good.
My own Spanish is still extremely basic, but I think this is an interesting project.
second this - and i would be able to learn and remember with recording...at least a little bitMy own Spanish is still extremely basic, but I think this is an interesting project.
but since spanish is my 4th language and i never was able to understand it, i would claim an easy mini role at the most
cheers
wolfi
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Hi folks!!
I just notice this idea I have postes it on the forum "Sugerencias de libros en espaňol" with a link redirected here. I think is the thread with more chances to reach more librivox spanish speakers. Good luck!
I just notice this idea I have postes it on the forum "Sugerencias de libros en espaňol" with a link redirected here. I think is the thread with more chances to reach more librivox spanish speakers. Good luck!
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Ah, great! Thanks!
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It would be ambitious, but very much possible to a BC experienced with DRs, who knows how to organize and keep track of various roles in each play. I feel confident in doing this, or Todd has also expressed that he would be willing. I don't think that doing each one separately would be advisable, because then you would end up with several catalogue entries, each with only one section. If we do these, they'd need to go in a collection of some sort, so they may as well stay together.
Maybe we could have a "Multilingual 1-act Play Collection" or a "One Act Play Collection Vol. xx - Multilingual" (whenever it is ready).
There must be many short plays out there in all sorts of languages. You could offer one Cervantes play to begin with, then wait until it's (mostly) filled, then start the next one... and somebody could do a French one or a German one...
The only problem I see is finding PLers for all the languages, but if it's done like the English 1-act plays where every individual play's BC is responsible for that (and for editing too), it should be doable.
There must be many short plays out there in all sorts of languages. You could offer one Cervantes play to begin with, then wait until it's (mostly) filled, then start the next one... and somebody could do a French one or a German one...
The only problem I see is finding PLers for all the languages, but if it's done like the English 1-act plays where every individual play's BC is responsible for that (and for editing too), it should be doable.
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mightyfelix wrote: ↑October 1st, 2020, 5:06 pm VocalPenguin has suggested a collection of one-act plays by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: viewtopic.php?p=1786216#p1786216
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/57955
We'd need at least 15-20 Spanish speakers to pull this off, since each character should be voiced by a different person. But I don't want to commit to it unless I know there would be enough interested readers to make the project work. In addition to readers, we'd want a DPL (preferably one experienced in PLing plays and DRs) and ideally, an editor, both fluent in Spanish. It is possible for someone who is not fluent to fill both of these jobs, but the final result would almost certainly not be as good.
My own Spanish is still extremely basic, but I think this is an interesting project.
Hello:
I am a new Spanish volunteer who has already recorded some work and I am interested if there are possibilities of integrating a project of this type.
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I'll throw my hat in the ring as a potential reader. Though it's not my first language, and I'm only "not quite fluent, but I can see it from here," I did a great deal of reading in (modern) Spanish for the Audio Information Network of Colorado up through April of last year, so I should be able to pass muster.
Watching this thread for further developments!
Watching this thread for further developments!
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Hello,
I am very excited to start this journey!
I am new to the industry and I am looking forward to contribute and build up experience. The project seem very interesting! Spanish plays sounds great.
I am fluent in Spanish, English, French, German, German and Romanian(native)!
If you want to take a leap of faith and get your content narrated by a newbie, please let me know!
I am very excited to start this journey!
I am new to the industry and I am looking forward to contribute and build up experience. The project seem very interesting! Spanish plays sounds great.
I am fluent in Spanish, English, French, German, German and Romanian(native)!
If you want to take a leap of faith and get your content narrated by a newbie, please let me know!