Tuesday, January 03, 2023

Beers & Books CCLXIII – Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales

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8 comments:

  1. You will be totally unsurprised to hear that I adore folk and fairy tales - from around the world.

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  2. Sóc més dels contes populars que dels de fades, explicats de boca a boca, de generació a generació. Hi ha un bon recull d'ells a les rondaies mallorquines:
    https://elraconetdesalluna.blogspot.com/2012/01/rondaies-mallorquines.html

    Aferradetes, Sean.

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    1. Escuché durante 8:27 minutos y disfruté de la voz, aunque no entendí ni una palabra ;-)
      Y mi agradecimiento a Alfred por la cita de Bernat Capó.
      Gracias, Paula.

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  3. Fairy tales are big here. Heard many stories of folk tales when we lived in Alaska. They are interesting to listen too and also how they are spoken.

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    1. Blessed be Lady Gregory. ;-) And don't get me started with all your wonderful seanchaithe, poets, playwrights, shortstory writers and novelists. ;-)

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  4. I have several fairy tale books, but not this one. I'm sure i am missing a treat and will have to do something about it.

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