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By MarkArts
troubadour sessions episodes
- Sunday Sonnets 57 - 60Continuing the reading of William Shakespeare's 154 Sonnets, today we read No. 57 - 60 inclusive. (Recording © Mark Hales). Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove6 min
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- Martin Rattler - Episode 9A classic story from the pen of RM Ballantyne, first published in 1858, serialised. Robert Michael Ballantyne was born in Edinburgh in 1825 and died in Rome in 1894. Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove14 min
- Sunday Sonnets 53 - 56Continuing the reading of William Shakespeare's 154 Sonnets, today we read No. 53 - 56 inclusive. (Recording © Mark Hales). Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove6 min
- And Shall Trelawny Die?- Our Thursday Poetry SessionToday we present 5 poems and one piece of Satire.14 min
- Martin Rattler - Episode 8A classic story from the pen of RM Ballantyne, first published in 1858, serialised. Robert Michael Ballantyne was born in Edinburgh in 1825 and died in Rome in 1894. Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove18 min
- Sunday Sonnets 49 - 52Continuing the reading of William Shakespeare's 154 Sonnets, today we read No. 49 - 52 inclusive. (Recording © Mark Hales). Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove6 min
- The Rover - Thursday Poetry SessionToday we present 6 poems from 4 different poets, PB Shelley, William Wordsworth, Sir Walter Scott and Rupert Brooke.11 min
- Martin Rattler - Episode 7A classic story from the pen of RM Ballantyne, first published in 1858, serialised. Robert Michael Ballantyne was born in Edinburgh in 1825 and died in Rome in 1894. Our Facebook Page search @MoncktonCove18 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.