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Dear All,
An email about the Diversity of Kipling 24 hours of readings of Kipling’s works, from Bateman’s, on Saturday and Sunday, 12th and 13th August, from 2.00 p.m. on the Saturday.
The running order for Saturday and Sunday is still changing slightly. I have been able to insert some last minute requests only by moving others, so please check that your timing is still acceptable. There are spare times, to allow for over-running, and we have both recorded and live material to fill any gaps, so the timings should be fairly reliable(!)
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This is the programme that will go on the Bateman’s Facebook page, and on the Kipling Society one. Also on those pages will be instructions for the link to the live streaming which will be on Youtube. We had hoped to use Facebook for that too, but their 24 hour system is not working properly yet.
So, tell your friends to look on Facebook for Kipling Society or Bateman’s and follow the link.
We will also be recording the whole twenty-four hours (something over 20 GB of information, we think!)
This listing does not include the ADVERT BREAKS (roughly hourly), when I will tell people about Bateman’s and the Kipling Society, the Reader’s Guide and our web site. If you have two long pieces together, they will be divided in this way, for your health’s sake!
I will be prepared to do an introduction to your piece (date of first publication, collection, any special circumstances), but if you have your own introduction, I will simply do the segue (name and title) for any later editing. Check that I know.
At the request of our hosts, we will be performing in Carrie’s Study, which is accessed from
the Entrance Hall. We will have to use the hall as a ‘green room’, so please
meet there. Out of hours access is from
the staff car park, but at all other times you can use the main car park, and
we may well be able to use it at other times.
Visiting public will be able to listen, live, on the lawn below Carrie’s study, where there will be a Public Address loudspeaker (not a loud one, because of feed back and delay ).
I am enormously grateful to Bateman’s staff and volunteers, and Society members, for supporting this project. Let’s hope we become a talking point on Twitter, and bring a few more into the Society, and along to Bateman’s.
Please do pass on the running order and details to anyone you can think of, in the media, who is able to offer us some interest.
All good wishes,
John
A Diversity of Kipling
24 hours of readings
Saturday and Sunday
12th and 13th August
Bateman’s Sussex
You are very welcome to listen to our readings, streamed live.
Look for the Youtube link on the Bateman’s Facebook page, or the Kipling Society Facebook page.
All timings are approximate, and we may be able to add more pieces…
Saturday 12th August
2.00 p.m. John Walker: Introduction and welcome.
2.05 p.m. Tonie and Valmai Holt: “ Kipling’s Position as a War Poet”.
2.35 p.m. Roger Ayers: ‘The Gardener’.
3.10 p.m. Qing Xie: ‘Outsong in the Jungle’in English and Mandarin.
3.15 p.m. Pamela Morgan: ‘Giffen’s Debt’ and ‘The White Man’s Burden’.
3.25 p.m. Janice Lingley: ‘From a Winter Notebook’.
3.48 p.m. Robin Mitchell: ‘The Last of the Light Brigade’.
3.55 p.m. Pamela Morgan with John Walker and Mike Kipling: ‘Danny Deever’.
4.00 p.m. Pamela Morgan: ‘Pink Dominoes’ and ‘The Question’.
4.08 p.m. Erin Louttit: ‘When Earth’s Last Picture is Painted’.
4.11 p.m. Pamela Morgan: ‘Delilah’and ‘The Exiles’ Line’.
4.20 p.m. Inger Brogger: ‘Mandalay’ in Danish.
4.25 p.m. Ray Beck: ‘The Return of Imray’.
5.00 p.m. Sue Maxwell: ‘ The Gate of a Hundred Sorrows’.
5.15 p.m. Sue Maxwell ‘My Rival’ and ‘His Apologies’.
5.25 p.m. Jim Deeprose: ‘The American Rebellion’.
5.32 p.m. Charles Neve: ‘Three and - an Extra’.
5.52 p.m. Erin Louttit: ‘Blue Roses’.
6.02 p.m. Claudette Neville: A Smuggler’s Song’.
6.05 p.m. John Radcliffe: ‘The Way Through the Woods’.
6.08 p.m. Claudette Neville: ‘Puck’s Song’.
6.18 p.m. Inger Brogger: ‘The Story of Muhhamad Din’.
6.30 p.m. Janet Montefiore: ‘A St Helena Lullaby’.
6.35 p.m. John Lambert: from ‘Stalky & Co.’.
7.00 p.m. Erin Louttit; Song of the Wise Children’.
7.05 p.m. Pamela Morgan: ‘Cupid’s Arrows’.
7.20 p.m. John Radcliffe: ‘The Craftsman’.
7.24 p.m. Mike Kipling: ‘Mary Postgate’.
8.00 p.m. Erin Louttit: ‘The Love Song of Har-Dyal’
8.05 p.m. Andrew Lycett: ‘Working-Tools’.
8.25 p.m. Volodymyr Chernyshenko: ‘The Butterfly that Stamped’ (in Ukrainian).
9.00 p.m. John Radcliffe: ‘The Bridge Builders’.
9.05 p.m. Mike Kipling: ‘Helen All Alone’.
9.08 p.m. Sue Bobbins: ‘Dear Mrs Balestier’.
9.40 p.m. Bronwen Sadler: ‘How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin’.
10.00 p.m. Alastair Wilson: ‘007’.
10.35 p.m. Chris Morrison: ‘The Ballad of East and West’.
10.45 p.m. Peter Bradbury: ‘The Looking Glass’.
10.52 p.m. Bronwen Sadler: ‘The Beginning of the Armadillos’.
11. 24 p.m. John Radcliffe: ‘The Harp Song of the Dane Women’.
11.27 p.m. John Radcliffe: ‘The Spring Running’.
11.32 p.m. Gary Enstone: ‘At the Pit’s Mouth’.
11.52 p.m. Chris Morrison: ‘The Long Trail’.
Sunday 13th August
MIDNIGHT Alastair Wilson: ‘McAndrew’s Hymn’.
00.20 a.m. Jennifer Teh : ‘The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo’.
00.37 a.m. Alastair Wilson: ‘The Manner of Men’.
1.15 a.m. Jennifer Teh: ‘The Deep Sea Cables’.
1.22 a.m. Amy Hogger ‘The Eye of Allah’.
2.10 a.m. Alan Rideout: ‘The River’s Tale’ .
2.15 a.m. Alastair Wilson: ‘Sussex’.
2. 20 a.m. Alan Rideout: The Widow at Windsor’.
2.25 a.m. Chris Morrison: ‘The Storm Cone’. 4 min.
2.30 a.m. Paul Woodley: ‘The Rout of the White Hussars’.
3.00 a.m. Meredith Dixon: ‘A Walking Delegate’.
3.55 a.m. Paul Woodley: The Arrest of Lieutenant Golightly’.
4.13 a.m. Alex Bubb: ‘ A Ballade of Bad Entertainment .
4.26 a.m. Peter Bellamy and Heather Wood: ‘Frankie’s Trade’.
4.40 p.m. Chris Morrison: ‘The Glory of the Garden’.
4.45 a.m. Paul Woodley: ‘A Daughter of the Regiment’. 5.05 a.m. Paul Woodley: ‘Yoked with an Unbeliever’.
5.15 a.m. Peter Bradbury: ‘Gentlemen- Rankers’ (sung).
5.22 a.m. Qing Xie: Excerpt from ‘The Miracle of Purun Bhagat’ in English and Mandarin.
5.33 a.m. Chris Morrison: ‘The Roman Centurion’s Song’.
6.00 a.m. Sue Lane-Smith: ‘How the Leopard Got His Spots’.
6.20 a.m. Lynne Brown: ‘from Letters of Travel’.
6.45 a.m. Peter Bolwell: ‘Big Steamers’ (sung).
7.00 a.m. Mike Lacey: ‘The Elephant’s Child’.
7.20 a.m. Erin Louttit: ‘The Prayer of Miriam Cohen’.
7.25 a.m. John Radcliffe: Extract from ‘Kim’.
7.30 a.m. Mike Lacey: Extract from ‘They’.
7.50 a.m. Young Tradition: ‘Oak and Ash and Thorn’ (sung).
7.50 a.m. John Walker: ‘Ham and the Porcupine’.
8.10 a.m. The Young Tradition: ‘A Three Part Song’.
8.30: Pamela Morgan: ‘Kim’ Chapter 7: 4 min.
8.35 a.m. Brian Harris: ‘Lichtenberg’.
9.00 a.m. Sara Harris: ‘The Committee of Ways and Means’.
9.30 a.m. Susan Smith: ‘We and They’.
9.38 a.m. David Forsyth: ‘The Destroyers’.
9.42 a.m. Brian Harris: ‘Chant-Pagan’.
9.46 a.m. John Walker: ‘My Sunday at Home’.
10.30 a.m. Richard Rattle: ‘The Dutch in the Medway’.
10.38 a.m. David Forsyth: ‘An Unqualified Pilot’.
11.13 a.m. Richard Rattle: ‘Tommy’.
11.23 a.m. Brian Harris: ‘Bridge-Guard in the Karoo’.
11.27 a.m. John Walker reads Mainak Ghosh’s ‘How the Tortoise Got Its Shell’.
11.35 a.m. Richard Rattle: ‘Rikki-Tikki-Tavi’.
12.15 p.m. Ray Beck: Songs and ‘The Land’.
12.50 p.m. Linda Burton: ‘Merrow Down’.
12.54 p.m. Marion Brazier: Edgehill Fight’.
12.57 p.m. Linda Burton: ‘Eddi’s Service’.
1.05 p.m. Kay Young: ‘If~’..
1.12 p.m. Mike Lacey: ‘The Princess in the Pickle- Bottle’.
1.17
p.m. Roger Ayers: ‘The Miracle of Purun
Bhagat’.
1.47 p.m. The Winning Choice.
1.58 p.m. Pauline Wall (Bateman’s) ‘The Appeal’.