From f2243efa6cb6ca65fbc0f91ac6aadf5f92e38422 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Joe Carstairs <65492573+Sycamost@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 26 Aug 2023 18:01:38 +0100
Subject: HTMLifies Scotsoun description
---
src/components/Scotsoun.astro | 2 +-
src/data/scotsoun/sscd815.ts | 16 ++++++++++++----
src/data/scotsoun/sscd816.ts | 39 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------
3 files changed, 45 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)
(limited to 'src')
diff --git a/src/components/Scotsoun.astro b/src/components/Scotsoun.astro
index a8b4334..1c2b1a0 100644
--- a/src/components/Scotsoun.astro
+++ b/src/components/Scotsoun.astro
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ const t = translate(locale);
{scotsoun.description[locale]}
+ The Bowhill Players are: William Hershaw (guitar, vocals, spoken voice), Erik Knussen + (cello, double bass), Jenn Knussen (harp, vocals) and David Hershaw (guitar, vocals). `, sco: ` - Muisic inspired by the Scots poem _The Daft Boy – for John Hershaw: 11th Februar, 1941_ by Willie Hershaw, publisht by Neepheid Publications, 2019. + Muisic inspired by the Scots poem The Daft Boy – for John Hershaw: 11th + Februar, 1941 by Willie Hershaw, publisht by Neepheid Publications, 2019. +
- The Bowhill Players ar: William Hershaw (guitar, vocals, spoken vyce), Erik Knussen (cello, double bass), Jenn Knussen (harp, vocals) and David Hershaw (guitar, vocals). +
+ The Bowhill Players ar: William Hershaw (guitar, vocals, spoken vyce), Erik Knussen
+ (cello, double bass), Jenn Knussen (harp, vocals) and David Hershaw (guitar, vocals).
`,
},
};
diff --git a/src/data/scotsoun/sscd816.ts b/src/data/scotsoun/sscd816.ts
index 9d28a02..e445599 100644
--- a/src/data/scotsoun/sscd816.ts
+++ b/src/data/scotsoun/sscd816.ts
@@ -11,18 +11,43 @@ const cd: Scotsoun = {
uploadDate: '2023-08-25',
description: {
'en-GB': `
- _Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots_ by William Hershaw is based on the character of Michael Scot of Balwearie, the 12th-century philosopher, translator, polymath, alchemist and reputed wizard. Hershaw has combined the historical and folk myth aspects of the Michael Scot legend to create a gripping portrayal of a troubled soul who attempts to destroy the universe in order to prove the existence of God.
+ Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots by William Hershaw is based on the
+ character of Michael Scot of Balwearie, the 12th-century philosopher, translator,
+ polymath, alchemist and reputed wizard. Hershaw has combined the historical and
+ folk myth aspects of the Michael Scot legend to create a gripping portrayal of a
+ troubled soul who attempts to destroy the universe in order to prove the existence
+ of God.
+
+ Written in lively and accessible Scots, the play takes Scottish drama to new places + by placing a cast of devils and historical figures (including Robert Burns and Jimmy + Shand) in the setting of traditional ballads and folklore. The result is a tragic but + life-affirming tale brimful with dark humour, magic, horror and contemporary relevance. +
- _Originally published as a book in 2016_ - `, ++ Originally published as a book in 2016 + `, sco: ` - _Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots_ bi William Hershaw is based on the character o Michael Scot o Balwearie, the 12th-centurie philosopher, owersetter, polymath, alchemist an reputit warlock. Hershaw haes pit the heistorical an fowk-myth aspecks o the Michael Scot legend thegether fur tae tell a grippin tale o a sair-set sowel at ettles tae destroy the universe fur tae pruive the exeistence o God. + Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots bi William Hershaw is based on the character + o Michael Scot o Balwearie, the 12th-centurie philosopher, owersetter, polymath, + alchemist an reputit warlock. Hershaw haes pit the heistorical an fowk-myth + aspecks o the Michael Scot legend thegether fur tae tell a grippin tale o a + sair-set sowel at ettles tae destroy the universe fur tae pruive the exeistence + o God. +
- Scrieved i livelie an accessible Scots, the pley taks Scottish drama to new airts bi pittin a cast o divils an heistorical figurs (nae least Rabbie Burns an Jimmy Shand) i the settin o tradeitional ballads an fowklair. The result is a tragic but life-affirmin tale brimfu wi dark humour, magic, horror an contemporar relevance. ++ Scrieved i livelie an accessible Scots, the pley taks Scottish drama to new + airts bi pittin a cast o divils an heistorical figurs (nae least Rabbie Burns + an Jimmy Shand) i the settin o tradeitional ballads an fowklair. The result + is a tragic but life-affirmin tale brimfu wi dark humour, magic, horror an + contemporar relevance. +
- _Oreiginallie publisht as a beuk i 2016_ ++ Oreiginallie publisht as a beuk i 2016 `, }, }; -- cgit v1.2.3