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By MarkArts
troubadour sessions episodes
- The Ides of March Part 4, a Raffles story by EW Hornung pub June 1898 (Recording © Mark Hales)AJ Raffles and Bunny are inside trying to gain access to the Jewellery Shop.18 min
- The Ides of March Part 3, a Raffles story by EW Hornung pub June 1898 (Recording © Mark Hales)EW Hornung (1866 – 1921) was an English author and poet known for writing the books about the fictional character A J Raffles, the 19th Century gentleman thief.16 min
- Our Parish - Sketches by BozSketches by Boz was written by Charles Dickens and was first published 17 December 183617 min
- Sunday SonnetsFeaturing 5 Sonnets, Free Speech © and Lying, Cheating © by Ray Stearn. We also have 3 Sonnets written by William Shakespeare and read by Mark Hales.6 min
- Surging forward.....Great Uncle Edgar written by © Mark Hales read by Chris Stearn. The imagined last minutes of a man who is dying on the battlefield. Edgar died in October 1916.1 min
- our fearful trip is done,Here we present O Captain My Captain by Walt Whitman (1819 - 1892) an American poet, essayist and journalist, often called the father of free verse. This poem was written after the death of Abraham Lincoln.2 min
- Eternal Spirit of the chainless Mind...Here we present On The Castle of Chillon by Lord Byron (Read by Mark Hales ©) George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord (22 January 1788 – 19 April 1824)2 min
- The Ides of March Part 2, a Raffles story by EW Hornung pub June 1898 (Recording © Mark Hales)EW Hornung (1866 – 1921) was an English author and poet known for writing the books about the fictional character A J Raffles, the 19th Century gentleman thief.15 min
- The Ides of March, A Raffles story by EW Hornung first published June 1898 (Recording © Mark Hales)EW Hornung (1866 – 1921) was an English author and poet known for writing the books about the fictional character A J Raffles, the 19th Century gentleman thief.11 min
- Taken by the Wind written by Mark Hales ©Inspired by the accumulation of plastic and the destruction caused. Ray Stearn made a few suggestions some of which have been incorporated.2 min
About troubadour sessions
From the publisher's feed
Welcome to troubadour sessions', brought to you from The Merry Troubadour, a public house in the fictional pretty fishing village of Monckton Cove. Our show is called Favourites from Monckton Cove starts on Sunday 29th May and runs until the end August. The show comprises poetry and music, we end each show with a just for fun quiz.
@MoncktonCove is where you'll find our Facebook page.