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JOYCE SONGS- CD~Joyce Songs- CD~JOYCE SONGS- RTÉ lyric fmCELEBRATES BLOOMSDAYWITH A NEW CD'JOYCE SONGS - JAMES JOYCE'S MUSICAL DUBLIN'. Popular drinking songs, opera arias, music hall numbers and ballads and some never before recorded tracks. 1.The Minstrel Boy 2.The Man who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo 3.M'Appari 4.My Prety jane ( The Bloom is in the Rye) 5.Love old sweet song 6.The Croppy Boy 7.Dublin Bay 8.Lá ci darem la mano 9.Seaside girls 10.The Sally Gardens 11.The shade of the palm12.I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls 13.My Girl's a yorkshire girl 14.'twas rank and fame 15.Martha 'O Return love 16.The Holy City~Joyce Songs|rtecd101|~8544~8578~~

ULYSSES- 22 CD BOXSET~Ulysses - James Joyce Unabridged 22 CD's Read by Jim Nortom with Marcella Riordan~22 Cd BoxSet Unabridged- Ulysses is regarded by many as the single most important novel of the 20th century. It tells the story of one day in Dublin – 16 June 1904 – largely through the eyes of Leopold Bloom, an advertising salesman who follows his normal activities, bringing breakfast to his wife Molly, then walking through the town, meeting many richly-drawn characters and selling ads as he goes. He goes through night-time Dublin with the young Stephen Dedalus, and, after philosophical discussion returns home. So, with this simple outline, why is Ulysses a novel known by many but read (or finished) by few? The new literary style – stream of consciousness – employed by Joyce offers a challenge. But in the hands of Jim Norton and Marcella Riordan, experienced and stimulating Joycean readers, and with the expert direction of Roger Marsh, Ulysses becomes accessible as never before. It is entertaining, immediate, funny, rich in classical and philosophical allusion.~ULYSSES - CD|nax30912|~8544~8549~Patrick Kavanagh~