Folk Tales of Song and Dance (eBook, ePUB) - Castle, Pete
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The life of the travelling musician hasn't changed much over the millennia. For a prehistoric harper, a medieval fiddler or a modern guitar player, the experience is pretty much the same: there are times when everything goes well and others when nothing does. But it's not just performing that can go wrong – listening can also be dangerous! Can you stop dancing when you get tired or must you keep going until the music stops … if it ever does? What happens if it carries on past midnight? What if it turns you to stone? Pete Castle has selected a variety of traditional tales from all…mehr

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The life of the travelling musician hasn't changed much over the millennia. For a prehistoric harper, a medieval fiddler or a modern guitar player, the experience is pretty much the same: there are times when everything goes well and others when nothing does. But it's not just performing that can go wrong – listening can also be dangerous! Can you stop dancing when you get tired or must you keep going until the music stops … if it ever does? What happens if it carries on past midnight? What if it turns you to stone? Pete Castle has selected a variety of traditional tales from all over the UK (and a few from further afield) to enthral you, whether you are a musician, a dancer, or a reader who likes to keep dangerous things like singing and dancing at arm's length.

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Autorenporträt
Pete Castle has been a professional folk singer and storyteller for over 40 years. He has worked all over Britain and occasionally abroad in just about every kind of venue imaginable from the largest to the smallest. These include both folk and storytelling events plus a lot of 'general public' events such as village fetes, arts festivals and community groups. He has recorded about 20 albums of both songs and stories. Since 1999 he has edited Facts & Fiction storytelling magazine and this will be his third book for The History Press.