[SCA-Dance] Article for Dance Musicians
David Learmonth
david.a.learmonth at gmail.com
Thu Feb 20 17:29:24 EST 2014
As a quick followup to my earlier message, when I subscribed to the
musician's youtube channel, he messaged me, and we got to chatting. I let
him know about the SCA. He is in the UK.
He also asked about music to record, so I mentioned your list Dafydd. So
you may get multiple recordings. :) (since our SCAdians are likely to
work on them too).
I figure more is better. Though I did mention to him about some of the
factors that make them less than optimal for our purposes (just because he
asked / admitted they might not be perfect for dancing). But I said that,
besides being nice to listen to, they still may end up being useful for
dancing, especially until we have our own recordings of them.
(factors I mentioned were: periodness of arrangement and instruments used.
speed of music. repeat structure.)
I just wanted to mention this, in case anyone else subscribes and happens
to get into discussion. :)
Darius
On 20 February 2014 14:10, David Learmonth <david.a.learmonth at gmail.com>wrote:
> Hey Dafydd,
>
> I was just curious to see, at least as a temporary measure, if I might
> find some recordings on Youtube. So I searched a bit, and did find
> something you might find of interest:
> http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY6dfvc2sgI2D8vBqWA3vULGg7aHe8Pz7
>
>
>>
The Bath
The Country Coll
The Gun
Have at thy Coat, Old Woman
Irish Trot
The London Gentlewoman (The Hemp-Dresser)
The Saraband
Skellemasago
The Spanyard
Tom Tinker
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