Wooing giants

Still riding on a wave of joyful memories from Eastern Angles 'Ragnarok' play, I decided to record a Norse myth. This one is the tale of Frey and his wooing of the giantess Gerd. It's unusually romantic for me, so I might have to record something else suitably bloodthirsty or sinister.


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  1. Anonymous1 October 2014 at 12:49

    This is great Robin. I've only just found these YouTube vids of yours - a good idea!

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    1. Robin1 October 2014 at 13:58

      Thanks. Maybe you should video some of your poems?

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