Music for a While

 

Henry Purcell Music for a While (1692)

Music for a while
Shall all your cares beguile.

Wond'ring how your pains were eas'd
And disdaining to be pleas'd
Till Alecto free the dead
From their eternal bands,
Till the snakes drop from her head,
And the whip from out her hands.

Music for a while
Shall all your cares beguile.

Sea Shanties and Vaccination Science

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Artist Spotlight - What the Witch Saw by Thomas Heitler

Excellent artist spotlight here on the Quindrie Press Kickstarter page.

To get hold of your print copy and PDF of Thomas Heitler's What the Witch Saw for the bargain price of £8. visit the Kickstarter page here. Only 3 days to go!

Stay at Home at Wigtown

This week, at Wigtown's virtual Big DoG Festival 2021, Stay at Home went online.

 

This collection of Stories and Poems for Lockdown is aimed at children aged 8-12. It is published by Cranachan Press, edited by Joan Haig and illustrated by Darren Gate.

if you'd like your own copy of the free ebook, you can get one here. There is also a Reading Resource Pack with Task Maps to help beleaguered teachers. 

There's something for everyone, as the saying goes. For this family's contributions, you can hear Callum Heitler at 34.19 with his story 'Picking the Right Pan' and then I'm at 50.06 with 'On the Roof'.  Enjoy! 

The First Trapped Bumblebee

This week I'm over on An Awfully Big Blog Adventure with waiting and bumblebees on my mind.

Beatrix Potter The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse (1910) 

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Discover Instruments - Cello

Sheku Kanneh-Mason - I remember when he won the BBC Young Musicion in 2016.  Here he is talking about how he makes the sounds that he does on his cello.

What the Witch Saw and the Quindrie Press

And it's live!  Son Thomas Heitler's comic with Quindrie Press is up on Kickstarter here.

What the Witch Saw - sci fi and magic, the UN and terraforming the Moon, love and luscious colours - and all told without words.

Have a look - no obligation - nepotism over and out ...