Medieval Music in Costume ~ 'Mandragora' & 'Nuada'

[denqua]

What are the tunes called you played please, they are great!!

[bringmemagic]

@denqua The tunes are, firstly, 'The Black Almain' an English dance (actually an English imitation of a German dance style) from the 1550s followed by 'Quen A Omagen Da Virgen' an anonymous tune from 13th Century Spain .. .. and then back to the Black Almain again.

Glad you enjoyed them.

[sarkybstard]

I see I'm not the only one that gets people standing in front of me when I'm videoing a band!

[Hardrada88]

I often got to colchester as a medieval storyteller and musician, its very fun, if you thought about getting into medieval living history i really would the people you meet and interact with are a joy. top stuff for a hobby :) remember, its not all about fighting :p music, laughter, nice food also play into the mix..i say 'nice' food..lol

[sirchristian12]

Did you know that there is a huge group, I think is national that have big gatherings a couple times a year where you get dressed up and camp for a weekend in medieval life. If you want more details I can share.

[isabellanakahara]

Oh, I am envious! This looks like so much fun! Sounds great!

[SirCadmus]

if i'm right the one in green is Pol malfait

[StarLinkProductions]

Fun!

[ruthbramley]

Nice one! Wish I could have been there... Has the symphonie got a name yet? And was that Sally I could hear joining in? Miss you guys!