MORE WORLD STORYTELLING DAY VIDEOS
I am delighted to introduce two new tellers to you via video. Both Adli and Kemi are first time tellers in a storytelling environment. They are active members of the Speakers' Bureau of the New Canadians Centre in Peterborough. The NCC is our co-partner in presenting 'Fortune and Fate: Inspiring Stories From Around The World'. And of course, our event received funding from Storytellers of Canada.
Both stories are of the personal genre. Adli shares recollections from his birthplace of Iran where the famous 1001 Nights series of stories originated. Kemi wrote her story about cross-cultural love and she performs it beautifully.
We know that you will enjoy the passion of their performances.
Friday, April 5, 2013
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ENJOY OUR VIDEO STORIES!
Videos of some of our tellers are now available on our Tales and Tips blog!
Three videos have just been posted. The tellers are Rita, Angelica and Don...all members of Peterborough Storytellers. More videos of other tellers will follow in the days ahead.
These videos were made at our very successful World Storytelling Day 2013 event on March 20th held at the Public Library in Peterborough. In these videos you will see three unique styles of telling, story genres and in one instance, the use of harp and voice. The tale by Rita is unique in that she uses two character masks to tell her story.
The videos were made by our co-partner in the event, the New Canadians Centre of Peterborough, and we thank them for making these stories available to our blog. Our event, Fortune and Fate, was made possible by a grant from Storytellers of Canada.
Enjoy the three stories and watch for more to be posted shortly.
Videos of some of our tellers are now available on our Tales and Tips blog!
Three videos have just been posted. The tellers are Rita, Angelica and Don...all members of Peterborough Storytellers. More videos of other tellers will follow in the days ahead.
These videos were made at our very successful World Storytelling Day 2013 event on March 20th held at the Public Library in Peterborough. In these videos you will see three unique styles of telling, story genres and in one instance, the use of harp and voice. The tale by Rita is unique in that she uses two character masks to tell her story.
The videos were made by our co-partner in the event, the New Canadians Centre of Peterborough, and we thank them for making these stories available to our blog. Our event, Fortune and Fate, was made possible by a grant from Storytellers of Canada.
Enjoy the three stories and watch for more to be posted shortly.
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