We have been working on a blogcast and now we're ready to post our first episode.Today's story feature is Truth And Her Companions, from The Twilight Of The Gods by Richard Garnett (1835–1906).
This illustration of Jupiter and Truth is the work of Henry Keen (1871–1935).
We initially planned to do a simple reading, but when we found this story (the only one that appears in the book as a short play) we decided to do it as a dramatization.
In this program we do a reading of Truth And Her Companions, and we chat a bit about Richard Garnett and The Twilight Of The Gods. We wanted to keep it brief, so the blogcast is approximately 25 minutes in length, otherwise I would have wanted to read more stories. It was a hard choice to make, as it was. But Truth And Her Companions seemed to carry a very timely message. And knowing human kind, it probably always will.
We had a lot of fun making this episode, and we hope you will enjoy listening. We welcome any discussion on this topic or if you have any input for other shows.
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The opening melody entitled Out Of Time was written and played on piano by Rita Tortorello (me). Mike Tortorello added all the layers and parts with some vocalization by me. I might add that I am not a piano player, but Mike made it all sound pretty good. Before he started up Pegana Press he had a career in the Music Business as an Audio Engineer/Producer. While Mike is still doing recording, Pegana Press now takes up the bulk of his time. (The short reading over the top of our opening melody is from Lost Tales Vol. 1 by Lord Dunsany--published by Pegana Press.)
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Out Of Time © Rita and Mike Tortorello
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