Episode 47: Years Reflections (and Blissful Holidays)
Because the 12 months attracts to a detailed, Naturally Talking’s Laurie Baker, Taya Forde, Karen Hotopp and James Burgon mirror upon the highlights of one other nice 12 months speaking the work of the Institute. Whereas they focus on their favorite moments from the previous 12 months, we might love to listen to yours. So tell us what you suppose the very best factor we’ve got executed this 12 months has been. Discover us on Fb, tweet us @theNSpodcast or remark beneath.
Thanks for listening, contributing and supporting Naturally Talking for one more 12 months. From all of the crew we hope you may have an ideal winter vacation—we are able to’t wait to talk to you all once more in 2017.
Photographs from our Christmas social gathering extravaganza:
Prof. Jan-Ake Nilsson, College of Lund, delivers the annual Ornithology Christmas Lecture. ©Shaun Killen
Publish-lecture drinks. ©Shaun Killen
Swapan Sarker play a conventional Raga on a Mohan veena. ©Mary Ryan
The Institute band. ©Mary Ryan
The Institute band.
The Institute band. ©Mary Ryan
The Institute band. ©Shaun Killen
The Christmas ceilidh. ©Mary Ryan
The potluck buffet! ©Mary Ryan
The social gathering will get aggressive. ©Mary Ryan
The Christmas ceilidh. ©Mary Ryan
The Christmas ceilidh.
As an additional deal with we’ve got some music from our Institute band, which performs an annual Christmas gig. Hearken to Swapan Sarker play a conventional Raga on the Mohan veena adopted by the complete band taking part in a number of well-known tunes—we’ll allow you to guess what they’re. Get pleasure from!
The Institute Band: Dwell from Graham Kerr Constructing, LT1
(The unique recording has been edited a little bit to enhance your listening expertise!)
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Intro and outro music sampled from: “The Curtain Rises” and “Early Riser” Kevin MacLeod [CC BY 3.0]
Function picture: Glasgow College tower taken from the East Quadrangle. Euphbass [CC BY-NC-ND 2.0], by way of Flickr.
