en-PI JellyCast http://www.jellycast.com () Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0100 Thu, 01 Jan 1970 01:00:00 +0100 podcast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/63 Colonel Blood attempts to steal the Crown Jewels from the Martin Tower His brash effort was the closest anybody ever came to stealing the Regalia. Mon, 20 Feb 2012 13:54:36 +0000 Content https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/63 jellycast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/63 No Podcast 00:11:47 https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/11 Executed at the Tower of London in 1941, Josef Jacobs was the Tower’s final state prisoner and the last person to have been executed within its walls. This podcast, created for the Tower of London’s 2010-11 ‘Prisoners and Punishment’ display, explores the story of Jacobs’ arrival in England and subsequent imprisonment and execution at the Tower. Produced by HRP Tower of London Education Service in conjunction with the Royal Armouries. This podcast uses the following music and sound files: • ‘Tuning in short wave radio’, from Special FX – volume 3 From Freesound(http://www.freesound.org): • Gunshots from ‘dobroide’ (20061105.gunshot.03.wav) Mon, 08 Aug 2011 11:20:49 +0100 Content https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/11 jellycast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/11 No Podcast 00:04:19 https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/8 Charles Brandon became Henry VIII’s closest friend and eventual brother-in-law – said to be extremely good-looking, he was a rakish character with a chequered marital history. This podcast, created for the Tower of London’s 2010-11 ‘Tower Treasures’ display, explores Brandon’s rise to power and prominence in the court of King Henry VIII. Produced by HRP Tower of London Education Service in conjunction with the Royal Armouries. This podcast uses the following music: • ‘Gagliarde’, by John Dowland. From Arts and Architecture, Volume 1 (CS1) • ‘The Joust’, by Richard Myhill. From Music Through the Ages, Part 1 (KPM 540) • ‘The Earle of Oxford’s March’, by William Byrd. From Ceremonial (CS 12) Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:46:11 +0100 Content https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/8 jellycast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/8 No Podcast 00:09:31 https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/10 A fervent reformist, Sir Francis Burdett was a 19th century politician whose zealous defence of the freedom of the press led to his imprisonment in the Tower of London for three months in spring 1810. This podcast, created for the Tower of London’s 2010-11 ‘Prisoners and Punishment’ display, explores the story of Burdett’s rise to superstar status during this most radical of political events. Produced by HRP Tower of London Education Service in conjunction with the Royal Armouries. This podcast uses the following sound files: From Freesound(http://www.freesound.org): • Grandfather clock from ‘digifishmusic’ (Grandfather Clock – digifish.mp3) • Gunshots from ‘dobroide’ (20061105.gunshot.03.wav) • Horses galloping from‘man’ (cavallicorsa.aif) From Soundsnap (http://www.soundsnap.com): • Riots from ‘Airborne Sound’ (Angry Mexican) Tue, 23 Aug 2011 12:33:18 +0100 Content https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/10 jellycast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/10 No Podcast 00:08:51 https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/9 There had been no executions at the Tower of London for 160 years, but the outbreak of war in 1914 meant that it was necessary to find a suitable location for such deeds. A total of eleven men accused of spying on England for the benefit of Germany’s Kaiser Wilhelm were executed at the Tower during the Great War. This podcast, created for the Tower of London’s 2010-11 ‘Prisoners and Punishment’ display, tells the moving story of one of these men - Fernando Buschmann. An accomplished violinist, Buschmann is said to have played his violin all through the night before his execution. Produced by HRP Tower of London Education Service in conjunction with the Royal Armouries. This podcast uses the following sound file from GRS (http://grsites.com): • Firing squad (misc144.wav) ‘Vesti la Giubba’, from Pagliacci by Ruggero Leoncavallo, is played by the violinist Irina Pakkanen. Music performance owned by Historic Royal Palaces. Mon, 08 Aug 2011 11:22:52 +0100 Content https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/9 jellycast https://historicroyalpalaces.jellycast.com/node/9 No Podcast 00:10:34