Young Tradition - Agincourt Carol
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12 videosYouTube Mix for The Young Tradition- 3:42
Pentangle - Sally Go Round The Roses (1969)by pulsar8612,379 views
- 3:15
I Shot a Frenchman at Agincourtby 5YLAC7,562 views
- 1:49
The Agincourt Carolby LuminaVocalEnsemble3,171 views
- 14:19
A Medieval Concert 1200-1350. David Munrow directing the Early Music Consort of Londonby earliermusic13,994 views
- 3:05
The Young Tradition - The Innocent Hareby pugwashsecond3,792 views
- 5:31
Agincourt Carol - Maddy Prior and June Taborby hawkmoon0311195143,859 views
- 1:29
My son John - Tim Hart and Maddy Priorby hawkmoon031119519,623 views
- 3:57
Coope, Boyes & Simpson - Now Is The Cool Of The Dayby thomasniallpatterson8,453 views
- 3:29
Chicken on a Raft - The Young Traditionby pugwashsecond36,202 views
- 3:27
Agincourt Carolby Sallyzbee1,094 views
- 2:44
The Young Tradition - What Wondrous Love is Thisby pugwashsecond1,379 views
- 3:26
Agincourt Carolby jpeekstok15,637 views
- 2:36
Peter Bellamy : The Fox Jumps Over the Parson's Gateby sabrinaeden12,379 views
- 3:18
Muckram Wakes - Spencer The Roverby LabanTall1,378 views
- 2:14
Agincourt Carolby fleursdelysmusic1,148 views
- 9:27
Hildegard Von Bingen./ Canticles of Ecstacyby heksful38,187 views
- 1:39
Agincourt Hymnby cvter9,976 views
- 9:27
European Courtly Music circa 1550. Early Music Consort of London directed by David Munrowby earliermusic7,014 views
- 2:05
Agincourt Hymn - J. Dunstableby Paatenemheb2,825 views
Damn archers, man
TheNewBurns 3 months ago
@bondsan Hahahahaha :D
NtEMegathon 5 months ago
@ln59nb Mine to, who were yours?
Hardrada88 8 months ago
Great tune... love the harmonies !!!
loudoniii 10 months ago
@bondsan
Basically, except it'd be in jibber jabber. I mean French.
NorCalFolkSinger 11 months ago
@ln59nb must of been on the english side or you would of wrote "my family ran away from agincourt lol :P
bondsan 11 months ago
My family fought at Agincourt.
ln59nb 1 year ago
Splendid!
shenry1973 1 year ago
@indianahobbit Thank you very much! Indeed, I've checked it in an etymological dictionary and that is the root word! Furthermore, I've discovered that 'carole' in French comes from the Latin 'chorus', which meant the exact same thing (circular danse) and was itself derived from ancient Greek (χορός - horos). In Romanian, 'chorus'/'horos' led to 'hora' - which is still practised as a popular traditional dance. Here I am, much wiser than a couple of days ago :)
alunesifistic 1 year ago
@alunesifistic As far as I'm aware a carol doesnt always have to be relating to Christmas. It can relate to anything. I believe it refers more to the style than the subject matter. Though they tend to be in celebration or commemoration of an event.
According to wikipedia (I know not always the most accurate source) Carol comes from the french word Carole, a circular dance accompanied by singing or singers.
indianahobbit 1 year ago