Bisclavret - Die Geschichte vom Werwolf

[@jamesgroome3072]

Amazingly enjoyable; there's so many things to learn inside the others.., it goes on.

[@Bollocks565]

Your voice is so soothing.

[@randomaccount6387]

I love this! I have watched a recording of your concert in Utrecht and i have truly enjoyed it (and so did my two cats). I'm very fond of the lays of Marie de France in general, they were one of the first pieces of medieval literature that I had read.

[@neilsanders1097]

Nice one Hanna! All the best with the new program... as wonderful as ever...

[@hannamarti70]

Thank you so much for listening!

[@AlejandroColeteMoya]

A M A Z I N G !!!! where could I find the text in the original language?

[@hannamarti70]

some editions of it are online, like on wikisource. These days I work from the edition of Koble and Seguy that came out in 2018. "Lais bretons". It offers a great Anglo Norman edition next to a french translation.

[@AlejandroColeteMoya]

@@hannamarti70 Thank you very much for the info!!

[@THINKincessantly]

I do appreciate our modern amenities, but like so many others have expressed, Im afraid as each generation passes we become more detached from our ancestors and our past, with no desire to understand them, and to our detriment....whether or not it was intended, in my mind your work helps re establish that connection...a nod and tip of the hat to all those that have come before us.

[@jonscott623]

This is amazing. I’d love to see the full program. Is it available on video somewhere? I’ve checked your KZbin channel and your website and don’t see it.

[@hannamarti70]

hi, there is a livestream available on youtube, the sound quality isn't great though: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWXcg59rprykbKs Otherwise, and more fun for me: come to my concerts! :)

[@jonscott623]

@@hannamarti70 Great - thanks! I definitely will see your concert if you’re ever in my area (New York City). I just submitted my email address to receive your newsletter. Thanks again.

[@Irena_Posner]

I speak much, much better English than French. And yet I find Old French much easier to understand than Old English.