Is there a web site that specializes in d/l of genuine folk music from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales by that I mean not performed by pop artists or youtube
Is there a web site that specializes in d/l of genuine folk music from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales by that I mean not performed by pop artists or youtube
I've heard this tune before and was wondering if someone might have an idea what it's name is or where it comes from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzRTkWhtDYs
The tune starts at 3:23, I want to cover it but I don't know the rules regarding video game music if it's originally from it, but i know i've heard this somewhere else.
It sounds very repetitious to me but for some reason it sounds English in the 'Green sleeves' style.
Oh, I'll be following this thread as well... I've been looking for similar music to sing.
One idea is to check out Celtic Women, they have of course more "modern" interpretation, but a lot of the songs they sing are traditional celtic songs.
Personally I like the Chieftains and the Dubliners and at the moment I am d/l The Bothy Band collection but not sure how good they are?
I know a vocal version of "Greensleeves" but I dont think it would escape sensorship.
Anyway it went back to more ancient times.
Should be something in among this extensive site
http://www2.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Free downloadable scores, electronic MIDI renditions etc., composers back to 1500's or before, all sorts of choral works; easy to refine searches by categories, e.g. composers, eras, sacred/secular, madrigals, motets, glees, rounds, to name a few categories!
Cheers MIKE.
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Colin,
I've just realised that you are the one who keeps awakening the semi-defunct thread (Started Oct 08 and still on second page).
Please tell me your purpose so we can all let loose.
Mike.......Thanks for the link to the Choral site.. nice to have as a reference.
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