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Christabel Released by Ralph Hoyte, released 02 April 20191. In The Midnight Wood2. Geraldine3. Christabel Is Wildered4. Bracy Is Sent On A Mission5. Tryermaine Castle6. Christabel's Mind Is Mazed7. Bracy's Fate8. Christabel's Dream9. Sir Roland De Vaux10. A Promenade11. Mother Mild12. The Mastiff Bitch13. Bracy Returns14. The Banquet15. Geraldine 'Tis Thou16. The Hunt Rides17. Death In The Combe18. All Is Lost19. Bracy Petitions The Gods20. The Conclusion To Christabel21. Background And Creative Process22. Plot Of Christabel Released23. Credits & PermissionsSamuel Taylor Coleridge never completed his Gothic ballad, Christabel. After starting it in the Quantock Hills of Somerset at the turn of the 18th century, he completed only 2 parts (and 'a conclusion'), leaving poor Christabel languishing in limbo for over 200 years up to now.I am a Bristol-UK based poet and writer specializing in long 'walk-poems', epics and sagas. During a residency with the Quantocks AONB sometime back now, I felt called to rescue Christabel by completing Coleridge's original work. I have called my completion 'Christabel Released'. Christabel Released is a true epic ballad of nearly 3 hours in total (with added soundtrack). It starts with Coleridge's extant ballad and then allows the protagonists to work through their own fates. Christabel Released is, I hope, 'in a Coleridgean voice' and is written in homage to Coleridge and the Golden Triangle of Coleridge, William and Dorothy Wordsworth who created 'Romantic poetry' ('the poetry of nature, of the sublime') in the closing years of the 18th century in the Quantock Hills of Somerset. ChristabelReleased was premiered at a weekend performance by me at the suitably Gothic Halsway Manor in the Quantocks to the accompaniment of an 18th century banquet, music of the period and by candlelight with guests staying over the weekend.I am now endeavouring to make Christabel Released better known and more widely available. RIP STC, Sarah Coleridge, William and Dorothy Wordsworth (Ralph Hoyte, poet 2019/Bristol/UK)I am especially grateful to Phill Phelps who recorded the work and helped me with the post-production, and to the Freesound and other artists who either offered their sfx free to use, or with attribution (see 'album credits')
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