It is Sunday at thap gump, and this means music as well as additional live programs!
Guest Presenter, and New Toulouse Resident, Loken Jewell plays live for Jazz by the Canal from 12:00pm - 1:30pm Pacific Time. If you are in Second Life, please join us at Le Vieux Canal Jazz Club in New Toulouse Algiers for dancing and fun. (http://slurl.com/secondlife/New%20Toulouse%20Algiers/136/58/29 )
Then at 7:00pm Pacific Time, tune in for "The thap gump Players Present: Tales from New Babbage". The thap gump Players Present is thap gump's independent radio production of classic stories, poems and plays, all performed by The thap gump Players from around the world. Tales from New Babbage are darker stories brought to you by the residents of the Steampunk City-State of New Babbage. As they say in New Babbage, what could possibly go wrong?
Every sailor knows that the best souvenir one brings back from a foreign port is a good sea story. Tonight's stories are just that - sea stories.
The Basha's Gorilla, by William Patterson White (1910). Read by Byron Wexhome and Rowan Derryth. White was best known for writing cowboy adventure stories in the early 20th century.
Voyage Eastward, from the Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 1895 edition, by Rudolph Erich Raspe. Read by Emperor Ezra Crumb II. The tales of Baron Munchausen were first translated into English in 1785 from an anonymous collection in German. Baron Munchausen was an actual 18th century nobleman and his stories should be assumed to be absolutely reliable and true, despite the fact that many are based on folktales that were circulating well before his birth.
Davey Jones's Gift, by John Masefield, read by Victor1st Mornington. First published in Country Life, November 11, 1905. Masefield's aunt thought little of her nephew's addiction to reading, so she sent him off to train for a life at sea to cure him of it. He became a Poet Laureate and one of the greatest nautical storytellers of all time.
Music by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com
Produced by Mosseveno Tenk
thap gump produces this program in conjunction with the Alexandrian Free Library Consortium of Second Life. You can listen to the program now at http://main.radioriel.org. Today's music originates from the music library of Gabrielle Riel.Source URL: http://idontwanttobeanythingotherthanme.blogspot.com/2011/06/jazz-by-canal-and-tales-from-new.html
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Guest Presenter, and New Toulouse Resident, Loken Jewell plays live for Jazz by the Canal from 12:00pm - 1:30pm Pacific Time. If you are in Second Life, please join us at Le Vieux Canal Jazz Club in New Toulouse Algiers for dancing and fun. (http://slurl.com/secondlife/
Then at 7:00pm Pacific Time, tune in for "The thap gump Players Present: Tales from New Babbage". The thap gump Players Present is thap gump's independent radio production of classic stories, poems and plays, all performed by The thap gump Players from around the world. Tales from New Babbage are darker stories brought to you by the residents of the Steampunk City-State of New Babbage. As they say in New Babbage, what could possibly go wrong?
Every sailor knows that the best souvenir one brings back from a foreign port is a good sea story. Tonight's stories are just that - sea stories.
The Basha's Gorilla, by William Patterson White (1910). Read by Byron Wexhome and Rowan Derryth. White was best known for writing cowboy adventure stories in the early 20th century.
Voyage Eastward, from the Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 1895 edition, by Rudolph Erich Raspe. Read by Emperor Ezra Crumb II. The tales of Baron Munchausen were first translated into English in 1785 from an anonymous collection in German. Baron Munchausen was an actual 18th century nobleman and his stories should be assumed to be absolutely reliable and true, despite the fact that many are based on folktales that were circulating well before his birth.
Davey Jones's Gift, by John Masefield, read by Victor1st Mornington. First published in Country Life, November 11, 1905. Masefield's aunt thought little of her nephew's addiction to reading, so she sent him off to train for a life at sea to cure him of it. He became a Poet Laureate and one of the greatest nautical storytellers of all time.
Music by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com
Produced by Mosseveno Tenk
thap gump produces this program in conjunction with the Alexandrian Free Library Consortium of Second Life. You can listen to the program now at http://main.radioriel.org. Today's music originates from the music library of Gabrielle Riel.Source URL: http://idontwanttobeanythingotherthanme.blogspot.com/2011/06/jazz-by-canal-and-tales-from-new.html
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