Be careful what you wish for! I found a couple, so here goes. Sections 07 and 08 are PL OK. Section 05 0.18-0.21, p. 54, second line Out of Ben Bulben and Knocknarea, https://forvo.com/word/knocknarea_-_cnoc_na_riabh/#ga Section 06 1.10-1.11, p. 57, end of first poem Tune: Paistin Finn https://forvo...

It's easily done! Tags can be added later for that section, no worries. Sections 00 and 04 are PL OK. Two notes for 03 2.01-2.04, p. 47, second line of II Had de Valera eaten Parnell's heart Check pronunciation of Eamon de Valera's name https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/de_valera,_eamon O...

Hi Peter, I'm willing to be flexible about most of the singing versus speaking, especially as some of the stage directions are already being ignored so the project can be done at all. Many of the stage directions won't be used, so some of these will be at your discretion. You could, for instance, us...

Hi Ian,

No worries at all about the extra lines. That is precisely what I do if I narrate - I assume it's much easier just to record it and not have it used than the reverse.

Section 10 is PL OK, and you've just rounded off two roles!
Erin

Thank you very much, Ian. That's a relief!

Hi Ian, I'm glad one of us was concentrating! Yes, I completely forgot the narrator credit. I've also bunged in a credit for the Queen. She doesn't speak, but the references to her will sound odd if her presence on stage isn't at least mentioned before the play begins. The extra bits are at 0.26-0.3...

Ian has very kindly offered to PL my other lines, so here is the narrator from the King of the Great Clock Tower:

https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/ ... _yeats.mp3

3.46

Erin

His (first) post isn't showing yet, but Ian has let me know that he's PLed the file for the Queen. (Thank you, Ian!) I'm posting to avoid duplicating the effort, on the off chance that someone else comes along and does likewise before the PL post displays.
Erin

The Queen from A Full Moon in March is ready for PL, if anybody wants to kill five minutes.

https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/ ... _yeats.mp3 4.35
Erin

Fabulous! Thank you so much!

I'm looking forward to bringing late Yeats out in audio!
Erin

The readers for this project will be unreadpages, GrayHouse, Craigos, eggs4ears and Newgatenovelist. To the MC who sets up the project: I've set this up as I would on LV. Sections 00 and 03-09 are for unreadpages, and sections 01 and 02 are 'group', with all five readers named above. Sections 10-19 ...

This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://legamus.eu/blog/?p=1003 A Full Moon in March by William Butler Yeats (*1865 - † 1939) William Butler Yeats first published this collection in 1935. In it, he developed themes and symbolism prevalent throughout h...

I'll be first to say, no, my covers are terrible. I'll leave that to far better designers!
Erin

It's been my pleasure. And I did mean it when I said that I'd be very happy to listen to anything in the Wellcome's library, if something else takes your fancy!
Erin

Section 5 is spot PL OK. Congratulations on completing another fine book!
Erin

Hi Peter, One note for section 5, and it's advisory more than anything else. It's hedging his bets rather than altering the meaning significantly! 31.48-31.53, p. 164, second half of first paragraph, omission ...he might have argued, in anthropomorphic language, [that his discovery suggested] that t...

Section 04 is PL OK. I'm about to PM you - I'm sure you're on the edge of your seat!
Erin

No worries. I'm getting back tomorrow and have missed recording, too.
Erin

All good!
Erin

Thanks, Viktor. I thought you checked the tags but wasn't 100% sure. Peter, for reasons unknown the new file is in stereo. I don't know what part of the system got its knickers in a twist, but could you have another crack at it? If that fails, the other thing I can think of is that I can try to uplo...