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Wandering Minstrel Podcast 7 – Music in Gypsy Audio

This week’s podcast is hosted by Gwendolyn rather than Laura. And trust me, she was missed. I was here to talk about Music in audio dramas, and I think I gave a decent showing. We started with “Emerald Green” by Vixy and Tony (Michelle Dockrey and Tony Fabris). Why? Because you’ve heard their style be very close to fantasy/or funny, so I thought I’d show yet another side to them (okay, I admit it, it’s also about Seattle *grin*) After which I talked about Stargazers, and played “Ladies don’t Do Those Things” (back tot he fantasy by the same group).

Then I used several of our shows to illustrate the differance in music for the different genre’s.

I hope you all enjoy it!

Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com

“Emerald Green” and “Ladies Don’t do those Things” by
Vixy and Tony (Michelle Dockrey and Tony Fabris)

Heather Alexander / Alexander James Adams

“Johnny Jump Up” by Howl-O

Tom Smith I didn’t use him in this podcast, but his music is podcast friendly as long as you follow the rules on his website!

Uffington Horse Not used this time either, but I will. Heather Alexander Celtic Rock group!

TamLynn II: Diamonds are Everyone’s Best Friend-Written by Gwendollyn Jensen-Woodard/Produced by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard and Alex Gilmour
Doyle Hammond: Jules Ismail, TamLynn Lostfinder: M.J.Cogburn

TamLynn III: Will the Real Monster Please Stand Up Written by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard, Produced by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard and Alex Gilmour
Jules Ismail as Doyle Hammond, MJ Cogburn as TamLynn PI, Michael Liebmann as LM Horrell, and Cookie Colletti as Madame Meliene

The Importance of Being Earnest: by Oscar Wilde, adapted for audio by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard
Algernon: Mark Kalita, Jack:Craig Cooksey, Gwendolen: Laura Sanders

Lara Bond: Mayaland: Written by Alexa Chipman. Theme music written  by Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard, sung and turned into music by Scott Pietrangelo

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Art by Laura Frechette.