[Stbarts] SCA Caroling

[corinna]

Ach, to answer my own question the following site is fabulous:
http://katrowberd.elizabethangeek.com/projects/2004-pms-2nd-ed/#christmas

It gives music for classics hits like The Boar's Head Carol, In Dulci
Jubilo, Nowell sing we, Puer Nobis Nascitur, Green grow'th the holly
and There is no rose.

Others that may be appropriate are Alle Psallite, Sing we and chant it
(got lots of falala's in there), We be soldiers three ("with ne'er a
penny of money"), Pastime with good company, Dona Nobis Pacem (an easy
round with three words - hurruh!).

There's loads of songs out there, we just need to learn them.

Corinna.

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 4:07 PM,  <lachtuin at gmail.com> wrote:
> I live in Brunswick West which is somewhat closer, and is open to practising
> - I'm sure my housemates won't mind too much :P
> However I think that given that we'll be carolling outside, maybe Systems
> Garden, South Lawn, or a park in the city may be more appropriate for the
> acoustics?
>
> Also, what do we want to sing? I'm thinking maybe not filk but more period
> carols that aren't usually sung in modern society ie. Gaudete and the
> Coventry Carol (music for both can be found at
> http://sg.sca.org.nz/docs/music/index.htm#songs).
> Can we think of any others?
>
>
> On Nov 25, 2008 11:26am, Cecil Ornichowski <lord.of.fools at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Now exams are nearly over, who's still interested in doing
>> this?  Any ideas of an actual time or place to sing, or when to rehearse?
>> Rehearsals could be at Union House (if it's
>> still open after exams finish?) or my place in Yarraville, or anywhere
>> else people think is appropriate (and slightly more convenient).
>>
>> Cecilia
>> --
>> In the beginning, God was nothing.  So he started making stuff.
>>
>> "Maybe it was a cry for help."
>> "Were you even listening?  He DID cry for help!"
>>