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31 Jan 01 - 01:59 PM (#386674) Subject: SCA songs on Napster?? From: GUEST,Lord Edward the Slightly Confused By chance does anyone know if there are any downloadable SCA songs on Napster? I have heard rumor of them, but cannot find what they would be listed under...if anyone could help me on this, please let me know at edward013@earthlink.net |
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31 Jan 01 - 02:29 PM (#386704) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: Noreen SCA? |
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31 Jan 01 - 02:35 PM (#386711) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: MMario Society for Creative Anachronism. A group of people who recreate the better parts of the pre-1600 life, without the bugs etc. Some groups better then others. I'd ask the question over again on rec.soc.sca newsgroup. |
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31 Jan 01 - 02:49 PM (#386719) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: Clinton Hammond while yer looking see if youcan find a song called 'The Axe Of Tarbainwield' (sp?) I've been trying to find the guy who recorded this for years!!! If ya find him or it, lemme know o.k.!!! ;-) |
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31 Jan 01 - 03:07 PM (#386731) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: mousethief What makes a song an SCA song? Anything medieval? Something written by an SCA'er for SCA events? Something that mentions the SCA by name? confused in Seattle |
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31 Jan 01 - 03:17 PM (#386738) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: MMario Alex - most of what people mean by SCA songs is filk - or based on SCA events and/or people. |
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31 Jan 01 - 04:01 PM (#386780) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: Melani Example: Alas, my love, you've done me dirt For you've sewn green sleeves to my purple shirt. And then you've done me worse than that For you've made me go out and wear it. They've got a website somewhere with a bunch like that. |
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31 Jan 01 - 04:35 PM (#386801) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: Noreen hmmm, interesting... |
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31 Jan 01 - 05:11 PM (#386830) Subject: RE: SCA songs on Napster?? From: Sorcha OK, OK, here is the SCA Minstrel Home Page with lots of links to real period stuff, and filk stuff too. Alex, any of your "answers" would be considered SCA songs. We sing "A Grazing Mace", "Under the Shield Wall" (Boardwalk), etc plus real, documented tunes from before 1650. Also, we do things written in Period (0-1650AD) style, like the Trouveres stuff. |