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Tale Waves with Gilly Stewart: TALE 019
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Episode 19 of Tale Waves – the storytelling podcast for younger children – is a story called The Icicle Fairy Fountain, full of enchantment, adventure, naughty behaviour, wickedness, happiness, friendship, love, beautiful music, and lots of magical fairies who live on, and in an icicle fountain – but when the icicles melt, they disappear, as if they were never there!
The story is told in the studio by Daphne Crumble – the housekeeper to one of the main characters in the tale, Lily Lavender.
Special thanks to The Bush Hotel, Farnham (Surrey), for their help in providing inspiration for this story.
Music credits.
Fantaisie – Impromptu, Op. 66, Composer, Frederic Chopin, Performer, Frank Levy, from MusOpen, under Public Domain 1.0
Four Seasons, Op. 8, Violin Concerto in F Minor, RV 297, ‘Winter’ – II, Largo, Composer, Antonio Vivaldi, Performer, John Harrison, from MusOpen, under CC BY-SA 3.0
The Nutcracker (suite), Op. 71a, Act II, No. 12, Pas de Deux, Composed by Tchaikovsky, performed by European Archive, from MusOpen, under Public Domain 1.0
Peer Gynt Suite no. 1, Op. 46, III, Anitra’s Dance, Composed by Edward Grieg, Performed by Musopen Sympony, from MusOpen, under Public Domain 1.0
All other sound effects c/o www.freesfx.co.uk with thanks.
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