Greensleeves [The Tudors - Anne/Henry]
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no it wasnt as this style of music was invented after henry viii had died, its funny that just coz one line relates to anne and henry everyone thinks its about them even though it could relate to thousands of people
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ive also read she was
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@simhui89 'What Child Is This' Is simply a rip off of Greensleeves, as are many caroling songs.
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why don't people compose music like this any more?
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@simhui89 "What Child is This" was written in 1865 by William Chatterton Dix. Greensleeves was written in 1580. The melody is all "Greensleeves" not "What Child is This". However, there are some Christmas song books that do call this song "What child is this", but you are singing the wrong song. It is originally Greensleeves.
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I love this video!!! =) The Tudors forever!
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¿quien es la muchacha que esta abrazando a ana, en el 1:44?
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linda!!!!!
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@notabigmoose Yeah it was definately written for Anne. Green in those days did not represent good but bad, so it was unusual that he choose to call it greenselves.
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@notabigmoose no it was for anne and it was about when she wore her Favorite green dress and yes henry wrote it for Her and he even played it for her and to her not jane he only wrote songs for his second wife anne



I think you got the second part of your info WRONG!! Greensleeves' tune is used for "What Child Is This" Christmas song.. CHECK YOUR CAROL-ING BOOKS/SONGS PLEASE!
simhui89 1 year ago
@simhui89 Excuse me, but I think you'll find that plenty of Christmas albums--including Mannheim Steamroller--refer to this song as "Greensleeves," its original name. With its rewritten LYRICS, it is, of course "What Child is This," but the melody is nevertheless "Greensleeves."
MagicCrafter 1 year ago 3
lovely videoo :) what did you use to make it?
oxBestDamnThingxo 2 years ago 2
Thank you. =] Windows Movie Maker.
MagicCrafter 2 years ago