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The power of these bardic tellers is breathtaking, and quite beyond most people's experience of storytelling. It is a privilege to have seen and heard them, and I hope these pictures may inspire some awareness of the fact that there are still unbroken living traditions, thousands of years old, with nothing to learn from the modern storytelling revival, but much to teach.
The best, indeed only place I know of to regularly feature such tellers outside of their native lands is Beyond the Border, International Storytelling Festival.
I'll be adding more pictures and information as I can. See lots of information on storytelling traditions on the Traditional Storytelling page.
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The Green Man 57.48 Kb |
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