Darewski Music / EMI / Redwood Music (P) 1969Ĭond. Heather Dale shares about a shipwright who built a Viking ship as a tribute to a. It is completely non-period for the SCA but it can easily pass for one. Jesse Ferguson imagines the sailors that were part of the fur trade in Canada. This is a song my mother used to sing to me when I was a child and I have always remembered it not always well or correctly but that has changed as I have slowly added it to my song collection. If your interested but not able to attend and would like the notes for this class, message me and I will provide them after the event has happened. The class will be about what roll bards played in history, the different names of them as well as basic tips to know about being at or hosting bardic circles and even some singing tricks for vocal performances. I've been a busy girl but obviously not busy enough keeping things updated! So I return with this entry to say that for anyone in the SCA (Society of Creative Anachronism) that is in the Edmonton, Alberta area and will be attending Yule Feast on the weekend of December 8th I will be offering a bardic class! Come and be welcome ye bards one and all. Come from the forest and sit ’round the fire Come from the fields and enter our hall Come drink from the guest-cup Come join in our circle Come and be welcome ye bards one and all. (Note: BOLD lyrics are done as a male singer or deep voice while the italics are the responce made by the ladies :) Come and Be Welcome Lyrics von Heather Dale mit Video: Come and be welcome, O wandering minstrel / Spreading. Share all the secrets and joys of your art For every new voice that joins in the chorus Can uplift the spirit and cheer the heart. There are 60 lyrics related to Trapperman Dale Covid.
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I hope to learn how to do podcasts myself sometime in the near future and post not only our local bardic circle practices but also some of my own singing. Here is a lovely little traditional/folk song I've recently added to my repertoire with some minor modifications from many of the online lyrics I've found as I learnt it via a pod-cast called : TdB Bardic Circle - They've got a few good ones!
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