A Musical Tale





Music:
Messiah- Handel ("But who my abide"/"He was despised"- Countertenor- Russel Oberlin)
Auf Dem Kirchhofe- Brahms
The Lamb- Tavener (The Sixteen)
Take Me to Church- Hozier






Content Warning:
Violence, threat

Written and edited by Charlie Price

Performers:

Robert Price,
Charlie Price,
Elizabeth Kuti











Content Warning:
Sex references, strong language, crude humour

New Year's Special

Sketches and Monologues (with ambience)

Performers: Charlie Price and Elizabeth Kuti

Written and edited by Charlie Price






Music (including excerpts and loops)
Sacrum Convivium- Messiaen
Livre du Saint Sacrement- Messiaen
Le Banquet Celeste- Messiaen
Down in the Hole- Tom Waits
Where Sheep May Safely Graze (organ)- Bach
The Cherry Tree Carol/Sans Day Carol- (Carols from Kings 2012)
Knee 5 from Einstein on the Beach- Phillip Glass/Robert Wilson
Prelude in A minor- Chopin
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree- Brenda Lee
I Wonder Why- Dion and the Belmonts














Content Warning:
Threat, Strong Lanugage

"Just make it go away now"

Kate Bush








Content Warning:
Sex references

"That which is whole, torn asunder,

That which is in part, finding its whole again throughout the universe."

Tortoise Shout, D. H. Lawrence









Music:
Coat of Many Colours- Dolly Parton (live performance recording)
Embraceable You- Miles/Bird
The Lonely One in Autumn from Das von der Erde- Mahler
O Come, O Come Emmanuel/In the Bleak Midwinter (Holst)- Choir of Kings College, Cambridge (Carols from Kings, 2011, 2012)
He Can Only Hold Her- Amy Winehouse

Content Warning:
Sex references, dark and disturbing humour, strong language, content some listeners may find offensive

A re-release of my experimental sound play.















Content Warning:
Horror, content some viewers may find offensive (racism/misogyny)

Some more poems




(I just wanted to add on reflection the little N.B that although African-Americans use the phrase "the klan" to refer to the KKK, when discussing my poem "Serrano's Klansman" I would rather have used the term KKK than "the klan/clan". Given the extemporary nature of this particular episode, in order to preserve this quality I chose not to go back and re-edit but I did want to add this little addendum clarifying my thoughts regarding language/and different groups' entitlement to the use of different terms concerning this sensitive topic) Many thanks. C.P

"Don't let your petticoats go dangling in the mud..."

Oliver, Lionel Bart
















Content Warning:
Strong sex references, strong sex, violence of a sexual nature, threat