The Tale of Taliesin
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- "As a storyteller you research, and then you get to this jumping off point. This is when the story happened to be written down. But who told it to the person who wrote it down? And who told it to that person? And who told it to that person? It just goes back and back in time. So that's sort of where this story comes from."
Tom Lee retells the medieval Welsh story of Gwion Bach, who becomes the great Bard Taliesin. No stranger to these tales, Tom has performed at the Yale Center for British Art (bit.ly/2OBcTTi) and other renowned institutions around the world. To learn more about Tom and his performances, please visit: tomleestorytel... 
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Storytelling as a true form of Art! Much respect.
I know this story well, but it's lovely to have it performed, no matter the interpretation. The art of shape-shifting is known as 'fith fath'. Bless the Bards 😌
I read this story a lot of years agosto.I remember 'I am Taliesin, Elfin's bard'
Not quite the version I've heard but beautifully told. Da iawn!!!
Every tale has a flair by the wordsmith. :) it's pretty darn good. Just on delivery.
ditto - very creative version
This was so wonderful. Thank you.
Please come to Jonesborough, TN and tell this at the International Storytellers event! This is a gorgeous retelling! Thank you!
Thank you! I'll be Teller-in-Residence at Jonesborough from September 12-17, 2022; if you're there, come say hello!
This was great! I've been pondering this tale for a while now and your performance has helped to shift my understanding! Thank you!
Thank you, the story was very charismatically told. Thoroughly enjoyed!
Oratory storytelling is a dwindling art yet this stirred fresh sparks into the flame, well done my friend. Very well done
No that's the way you tell a story! Thank you so very much for sharing.
Love the story storyteller
Wonderful, thank you!
Thanks, Sharon! More stories here: www.tomleestoryteller.net/from-my-house-to-your-house
We like this story=)
Great job=)
Love the work =)
Thank you, Tabeson!
You might be interested in this:
ruclips.net/video/QMC0SIS-Pts/видео.html
Deffo a Dungeon Master
I named my cat Taliesin and I am the witch.
Where was this filmed?
Great hob sir=)
I like the way you tell stories but this story isn't the story of Ceridwen. Ceri had a boy and a girl. Her boy also wasn't messed up inside. Just appeared ugly. People judge harshly that's why she wanted to give him a potion that made him wise etc
this is a little differnet vertion i know.... each bard has thier frail & vertion.
Arddechog. Cymru really is the land of my fathers.
Holy shit, it's Santa 6:25.
Julien Glover does this for Beoewulf. It'' s captivating. This. Is. Too, but i'd give an ear to hear Julien retell Talesin. This man is a great storyteller. He is a shaper of modern myth. I like him. It's a bit of a "What the " but Robin Williams could have performed these tales esepicialy.. He has your attention. He inhabits the forms of the characters, blowing up. But can retain your attention to feel the smallest. The smallest sad emotion. Robin Williams sadly missed a calling. Transplant this brilliant guy for Robin Wiliams? Yep. I see it. Not to detract. It's a great rendition. Lawhead I admit was my gateway. A shame he just defaults to Wales.Robin Hood? Wales. Merlin? Atlantia by way of Wales. Hmm I sense a bias. I thiink he's canadian, but King Arthur? Welsh. Hmm ok. I buy into it. But his Robin hood series is blech. Wales bourne both Arthur and Robin Hood? Mkay. Talesin, I can see. Merlin and King Arthur. I see. Robin Hood? As a man from Nottingham no. It's a tale full of heresay sure but Wales? That's an anti English bias. "nothing good came from England it must be from outside" Set your book in the Midlands and set your anti Englishism aside. No Robin Hood is Welsh. It plays to my theme of douchebag English well. Lawhead is the British equivelent of Sapokowsi's work now doing the round on Netflix. Lawhead is mmmnnnno England's a wastehole. Mmmnnnooo. It was a contested battleground. Of some worth. Else no one would contest.
Thanks for your thoughts, Joe!
You might be interested this - another Welsh connection:
ruclips.net/video/QMC0SIS-Pts/видео.html
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Tom Lee
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cymru am byth
Ardderchog!
I love this story but do have an issue with someone who forgets that the H in front of Herb is not silent the same with the H in front of Here. After living for ten years in the US it is one of the things I found hard to come to grips with. Sorry mate but please after having to learn American English so I could fill out my Police reports instead of Australian English. It was hard as an adult having to learn how to write English in three different ways.
I would like to cast "spell check" on this miserable comment section.