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Sep 12, 2026

Mike GreenwaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:56
Just under way here in Cleveland, a nightmare of crows on the corner that's going on right now.
Mike GreenwaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:01
So, basically, it's been a few days since the quids, about 8% of the quids that have dropped out of first place in the Western Division of Cornets have been stuck in front of them.
Mike GreenwaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:12
I don't want to get their picture frisked.
Mike GreenwaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:16
And the old wonder word is no crowbar.
AvaiNARRATOR
41:27
OF ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
AvaiNARRATOR
41:49
Flourish of Cornets.
AvaiNARRATOR
41:51
Enter the King, attended with diverse young lords, taking leave for the Florentine war, Bertram and Parolles.
Andy MinterVOICE_ACTOR
41:59
Farewell, young lords.
Les TaylorGUEST
9:09
They were also... a popular group playing in Güntherberg Park and various other venues in Frankfurt in 1974.
Les TaylorGUEST
9:25
The personnel in this particular case is Horst Dubuc, Cornet, Walter Merwitz, trombone, Jürgen Müller, clarinet, Norbert Klarman, piano, Rolf Günther, banjo, and Gerhard Abt, the sousaphone, and Horst, Bookburger and drums.
Les TaylorGUEST
9:44
Now half of those or several of those members are from the original Barrelhouse jazz band.
Les TaylorGUEST
9:52
And they changed their style from, they were originally playing in the Oliver vein and they decided, or we'll say that Rhema Von Essen decided that the band would not progress, they would sort of remain in a rut if they didn't broaden their horizons.

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Les TaylorGUEST
15:49
Trombones and basses predominate in quality as far as jazz men are concerned.
Les TaylorGUEST
15:58
There's a lot to be said in favour of the clarinet players and the saxophone players.
Les TaylorGUEST
16:03
Cornets, which are used extensively, quite more frequently than trumpets as a rule in jazz outfits.
Les TaylorGUEST
16:11
But for the most part, it's very interesting to notice that Trombone players in jazz are very, very forceful, have a beautiful tone.
AvaiNARRATOR
39:01
The King's Palace.
AvaiNARRATOR
39:18
Flourish of Cornets.
AvaiNARRATOR
39:20
Enter the King, attended with diverse young lords, taking leave for the Florentine war, Bertram and Parolles.
Andy MinterVOICE_ACTOR
39:28
Farewell, young lords.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
49:02
Yeah, she'll get her moving in a, in a completely different way, I would've thought.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
49:07
Madison Keys opened Ash today, 7-5, 6-4 against Elena Cornet, the, uh, the talented young Russian.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
49:15
Got very dicey at the end there for Madison Keys, Matt.
Matthew RobertsHOST
49:21
Yes.
Matthew RobertsHOST
49:47
And yeah, it's that, it's that point you made.
Matthew RobertsHOST
49:49
Like, it's fascinating how someone like Madison Keys, who has done this so many times and played so many first rounds at the US Open and is now a major champion, can still feel the nerves of, of a first round as an American on the Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Matthew RobertsHOST
50:06
It's, it's a lot for, for them to deal with, and she also was playing quite a dangerous opponent in Cornet, who's had a, a real rise this season, and I thought played quite a nice match in terms of bringing out some of that nerves that Keys was feeling.
Matthew RobertsHOST
50:24
Like, she wasn't over-hitting Cornet, but she was making Keys come up with shots.
SujHOST
60:43
Yeah.
JamesHOST
60:44
Um, the game got better when Benson, Cornet, and Fernandes came on, but game state and game was long done by that point.
JamesHOST
60:53
So yeah, I don't read too much into Tottenham.
JamesHOST
60:55
I suppose ones that people might have, Porro obviously is another one.
speaker_16VOICE_ACTOR
29:23
Good fortune then to make me blest or cursed among men.
speaker_3NARRATOR
29:28
Cornet and exeunt.
speaker_3NARRATOR
29:32
Scene two.
speaker_3NARRATOR
29:34
Venice.
speaker_6NARRATOR
30:24
End of chapter 3
speaker_7NARRATOR
30:52
adrienne lecouvreur we saw in her not the actress but the personage represented collet a woman who brought to the work of her life an assemblage of gifts as rare as the poetry they serve to illustrate frederick hawkins without doubt one of the causes of voltaire's hostility to the church can be found in that church's treatment of adrienne lecouvreur in denying her christian burial that the corpse of an actress of genius for years the idol of paris one of his warmest friends and the creator of jocasta in his oedipe should because of her profession be consigned to unconsecrated ground aroused that vehement indignation which voltaire to his lasting credit always displayed against injustice contrasting the hurried and forlorn obsequies of adrien with the stately funeral of the english actress anne oldfield who dying the same year was interred in westminster abbey voltaire breaks forth thus o london happy land where no art is despised where every kind of success has its glory where the conqueror of talar son of victory the sublime dryden the wise edison the charming oldfield and the immortal newton all have their place in the temple of glory in another less material but lasting temple of glory however set apart for honoring those whose talents have graced the stage the memory of adrienne lecouvreur is preserved as that of a great actress one of the chief ornaments of the french theatre born in sixteen ninety two near rheims this daughter of a head-maker of paris was at an early age distinguished as a reciter of poetry and at fifteen became connected with a troupe of young amateurs her performances attracted so much attention that steps were taken to fully educate and develop her remarkable histrionic gifts she made her debut in the provinces and did not appear in paris until when she performed electra in crebillon's tragedy of that name at the comedie franaise her career after this was a succession of successes especially in the leading parts of the tragedies of racine and corneille It is as Cornelia in Cornet's tragedy of the death of Pompey that Coypel has painted her in the picture here reproduced.
speaker_7NARRATOR
33:15
Adrienne's name inevitably recalls that of her lover Maurice de Saxe, the soldier son of Augustus the Strong and the lovely Aurora von Königsmark, whose association with the actress has been made familiar to the world by Scrive's popular play entitled Adrienne le Couvreur, first produced at the theatre where she reigned in 1849. although the death of adrienne was not caused by poison sent to the actress by her rival the princess de bouillon as told in scribe's drama it was nevertheless a sudden and a sad one dying at thirty-seven the great tragedienne knew that saxe on whom she had bestowed literally a fortune to aid him in prosecuting his claim to the duchy of courland was false to her she died in voltaire's arms with her eyes fixed it is said on the bust of saxe in scribe's play it is maurice de saxe and the faithful old manager michonnet who witness alone the passing from earth of poor adrien the last scene of the last act is here quoted scene v maurice adrien michonnet michonnet is it true what they tell me is adrien in danger maurice adrienne is dying michonne no no she still breathes all hope is not yet lost maurice she
speaker_8NARRATOR
34:38
opens her eyes adrienne
AvaiNARRATOR
43:00
THE KING'S PALACE.
AvaiNARRATOR
43:19
Flourish of Cornets.
AvaiNARRATOR
43:21
Enter the King, attended with diverse young lords, taking leave for the Florentine war, Bertram and Parolles.
Andy MinterVOICE_ACTOR
43:29
Farewell, young lords.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
24:28
and tea in the woods with a real fire and in the cool of the evening a ripping run home before the wind but now the only thing that seemed certain was the cool of the evening we'll light a fire and do something indoors said dalia this is an extraordinary house said archie there isn't a single book in it except a lot of strand magazines for nineteen oh seven that must have been a very wet year we can play games dear true darling let's do a charade the last time i played charades i said i was horatius the front part of elizabeth's favorite palfrey the arrow which shot rufus jonah the two little princes in the tower and mrs pankhurst which was your favorite part asked myra the front part of the palfrey but i was very good as the two little princes it's no good doing charades if there's nobody to do them to thomas is coming to-morrow said myra we could tell him all about it clumps is a jolly good game suggested simpson the last time i was clump i said i was the first coin paid on the account of the last pair of boots sandals or what not of the man who laid the first stone of the house where lived the prettiest aunt of the man who reared the goose which laid the egg from which came the goose which provided the last quill pen used by the third man shakespeare met on the second wednesday in june fifteen ninety five he mightn't have had any aunt said myra after a minute's profound thought he hadn't well anyhow one way and another you've had a very adventurous career my lad said archie what happened the last time you played ludo when i played clumps put in simpson i was the favorite spoke of hall kane's first bicycle they guessed hall kane and bicycle and the spoke very quickly but nobody thought of suggesting the favorite spoke myra went to the window again and came back with the news that it would probably be a fine evening thank you we all said but i wasn't just making conversation i have an idea silence for myra's idea well it's this if we can't do anything without an audience and if the audience won't come to us let's go to them be a little more lucid there's a dear it isn't that we aren't trying well then let's serenade the other houses about here to-night there was a powerful silence while everybody considered this good said archie at last we will the rest of the morning and all the afternoon were spent in preparations archie and myra were all right one plays the banjo and the other the guitar it is a musical family the mannerings simpson keeps a cornet which he generally puts in his bag but i cannot remember anyone asking him to play it if the question has ever arisen he has probably been asked not to play it however he would bring it out to-night in any case he has a tolerable voice while dalia has always sung like an angel in short i was the chief difficulty i suppose there wouldn't be time to learn the violin i asked why didn't they teach you something when you were a boy wondered myra they did but my man forgot to put it in my bag when he packed he put in two toothbrushes and left out the triangle do you think there's a triangle shop in the village i generally play on an isosceles one any two sides of which are together greater than the third likewise the angles which are opposite to the adjacent sides each to each well you must take the cap round for the money i will i forgot to say that my own triangle at home the strad is in the chromatic scale of a and has a splice it generally gets the chromatics very badly in the winter while the others practiced their songs i practiced taking the cap round and by tea-time we all knew our parts perfectly i had received permission to join in the choruses and i was also to be allowed to do a little dance with myra when you think that i had charge of the financial arrangements as well you can understand that i felt justified in considering myself the leader of the troop in fact i said you ought to black your faces so as to distinguish yourselves from me we won't black our faces said dalia but we'll wear masks and we might each carry a little board explaining why we're doing this right said archie and he sat down and wrote a notice for himself i am an orphan so are the others but they are not so orphan as i am i am extremely frequent dalia said we are doing this for an advertisement if you like us send a shilling for a free sample concert mentioning this paper your money back if we are not satisfied with it simpson announced world's long-distance cornetist holder of the oboe record on grass runner-up in the ocarina welterweights stranglehold bar mixed zither championship 1907 covered courts Myra said, "Kind friends, help us.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
30:38
We were wrecked this afternoon.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
30:41
The Cornet was sinking for the third time when it was rescued and had to be brought round by artificial respiration.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
30:50
Can you spare us a drink of water?" "As for myself," I had to hand the Simpson yachting cap round, and my notice said, "We want your money.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
31:02
If you cannot give us any, for heaven's sake, keep the cap." We had an early dinner so as to be in time to serenade our victims when they were finishing their own meal and feeling friendly to the world.

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