Mindwebs - April in Paris, by Ursula Le Guin

Mindwebs -- short stories from the world of speculative fiction. Read by Michael Hanson and enhanced by music, periodic sound cues, and character voices. Music was carefully-chosen from a huge range of classical, jazz, pop, rock, electronic.
"April in Paris" by Ursula Le Guin
First published in Fantastic Stories of Imagination, Sep 1962
Background Music
[00:26] unknown
[01:47] unknown
[04:34] unknown
[07:09] "Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band" by Terry Riley (1969)
[28:32] "April in Paris" by Michel Legrand (1956)
Music Playlist
• Mindwebs Music - April...
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Series Master Music List -- OTR Plot Spot
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Any help with unidentified music on this episode will be greatly appreciated!
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this Ursula Le Guin story is a new & Wonderful one to me! Fabulous !

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[@monilee4321]

Thank you. Loved reading the book while listening to this audio.

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We are working with Mr Hanson (series creator) and Darkman (technical production) to encode the Mindwebs master tapes and release them to the public. We are currently releasing them at a rate of one episode per week; there are 169 episodes, so that should take us into early 2021. In addition, Darkman is working directly with Mr Hanson to record NEW episodes. This work will continue as long as Mr Hanson is able. We are hoping to release one new episode per month, but we all have real jobs and this is a labour of love for us all. While we do not accept money, we can use your help! We are all complete basket cases when it comes to social media, so anything you can do to help spread the word will be greatly appreciated. Also, any comments you make here will be conveyed directly to Mr Hanson. Cheers,