19 Aug 99 - 07:01 AM (#106462) Subject: Whitsuntide Carol From: Wolfgang Has anyone lyrics for that carol? It starts: Now Whitsuntide has come you very well do know... Wolfgang |
21 Aug 99 - 01:07 PM (#107200) Subject: Lyr Add: WHITSUNTIDE CAROL From: Nogs THE WHITSUN SONG
Now Whitsuntide is come you very well do know
How do you know how long we have to live
Down in those gardens where flowers grow in ranks
Both young and old, both rich and poor, give ear
Come all those children all in the streets we meet
Now we may bring you the royal branch of oak I got this from the singing of John Roberts and Tony Barrand. I'm sorry that i cannot provide you with the name of the album. Cheers. http://www.goldenhindmusic.com/lyrics/WHITSUNS.html
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22 Aug 99 - 12:05 PM (#107433) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Whitsuntide Carol From: I believe the album is "To Welcome in the Spring." Roberts, Barrand, Woodruff et al. apparently making the point that early carols weren't sung in December but in the Spring...as a celebration of the renewal of life etc. Cheers, Allahamdalla Brian |
22 Aug 99 - 01:26 PM (#107458) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Whitsuntide Carol From: PDiB3 Wotcha... is that you? |
23 Aug 99 - 04:31 AM (#107640) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Whitsuntide Carol From: Wolfgang Thanks a lot, Nogs. Wolfgang |
29 May 23 - 05:52 PM (#4173400) Subject: RE: Lyr ADD: Whitsuntide Carol From: Joe Offer Any more information? |
29 May 23 - 09:24 PM (#4173427) Subject: RE: Lyr ADD: Whitsuntide Carol From: Reinhard Roud 3186. The Whitsuntide Carol on Mainly Norfolk lists these recordings: The Young Tradition sang The Whitsuntide Carol in 1967 on their second album, So Cheerfully Round. Heather Wood noted: The Whitsuntide Carol which we sing was collected from Thomas Coningsby of Whaddon in Cambridgeshire. He tells how the men of the village used to go into the woods on Whit Sunday morning, cut oak branches and lay them on the doorsteps of all the houses. Then they would go round in a group singing this carol. It seems strange that the high moral tone of the early verses should be linked with what is obviously a pagan custom. English Tapestry (Ruth and Brian Britain and at that time Andrew Taylor) sang Whitsuntide Carol in 1974 on the fundraiser album The First Folk Review Record. The liner notes commented: Published as The Whitsun Song in English Dance and Song, Vol. XXXVI, No. 1; tune recorded by Peter Kennedy from Thomas Coningsby, 1956. Arranged by Brian Britain. John Roberts, Tony Barrand, Fred Breunig and Steve Woodruff (a.k.a. Nowell Sing We Clear) sang The Whitsun Song on their 1980 album To Welcome In the Spring. Lynne Heraud and Pat Turner sang the Whitsuntide Carol in 2007 on their WildGoose CD September Days. They noted: This song was collected from Thomas Coningsby of Whaddon, Cambridgeshire and entered into our psyche from the singing of the Young Tradition. |
29 May 23 - 10:04 PM (#4173430) Subject: RE: Lyr ADD: Whitsuntide Carol From: Joe Offer Reinhard, if anybody could come up with an answer to this, it would be you. 👍 👍 👍 👍 |