Songs written by Andrixos Seljukroctonis<br>
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_Andrixos Seljukroctonis (drx)<br>
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mka: Steven Boyd<br>
Webpage: Calontir Trim [1]<br>
Source: assorted_<br>
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Policy on Downloading and Publishing<br>
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My songs are written to entertain an SCA audience, to promote the shared<br>
vision of honour and chivalric deeds common to us all. If my songs can add<br>
to that feeling, so much the better. Therefore, I publish them for free use<br>
within the restrictions on this document. Please read it before downloading.<br>
It will help you to understand my philosophy to see why I put these minimal<br>
restrictions on publication.<br>
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First, I am a "working" bard, not just an armchair lyricist. While I have<br>
written about two dozen songs, I probably know the lyrics to almost one<br>
hundred. It is my firm belief that one cannot properly perform a song from a<br>
songbook. I never use them in performance, save in the very rare instance of<br>
a request for a piece particulary appropriate to the moment. To me,<br>
performing a song from a book means that you do not value it enough to learn<br>
it. While some bards have gone so far as to request that their works never<br>
be written down, I am not so strident. Rather I do not want them performed<br>
from a book, though it doesn't bother me if you learn them from a printed<br>
page. So, Rule Number 1: If you download these songs, do not print them in<br>
fonts larger than 10 point.<br>
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Publication: While I do not collect them myself, I admit the value of SCA<br>
songbooks. If you are compiling one for personal use, go ahead and include<br>
these works, as long as you follow rule number one. If you are planning to<br>
make multiple copies or offer the work for sale to benefit an SCA branch or<br>
charity, please contact me for permission. I will request that Rule Number<br>
one be printed that the bottom of each page, and that you send me a copy of<br>
the songbook. If you wish permission to include my works in your "for-sale"<br>
songbook, please contact me at andrixos@calontirtrim.com.<br>
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Rule Number One: As the author of this work does not wish this piece sung<br>
from a lyrics-sheet, please do not print it in a font larger than 10 point.<br>
Please ensure that this statement accompanies all copies of these lyrics<br>
that you make.<br>
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Rule Number Two: See Rule Number One<br>
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Andrixos Seljukroctonis, OP OL<br>
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mka Steve Boyd, aka the Calontir Trim Guy<br>
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Andrixos' Songs<br>
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Argent's Song<br>
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As We March Singing Off to War<br>
Awake Calontir<br>
Calm in the Storm<br>
Dolan's Processional Song<br>
Dragon's Sons at War<br>
For Lycurgus<br>
French Fleur-de-Lis<br>
Fyrd Song<br>
The Gate We Couldn't Hold (Phaedra's Gate)<br>
Gratias Aquariabus (Thank you waterbearers)<br>
Hamster Song (Fighting Hamsters) by Kensor, Andrixos and the Thugs<br>
Heart of the Heartland<br>
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The Hues of the Outlands<br>
Hymn for the Soup Kitchen<br>
Leaving Song<br>
Lily-Falcon Crown<br>
No Heroes In Here<br>
Paddy's Revenge<br>
Pavilion Hymn<br>
Proud Falcon Tabard<br>
The Reapermen (A Simple Farming Song)<br>
Requiem for a Huscarl<br>
Song for Celegur<br>
Song for Constantine<br>
Song of the Hirth Banner<br>
Strongest and Best<br>
Sweet Calontir<br>
Summits' Song<br>
Swords of Calontir<br>
The Talons _written on the day of the creation of the Optios of the Legion<br>
of Ansteorra_<br>
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Thrice Joyous<br>
Tourney Widow's Lament<br>
Under the Shield Wall by Chidiock the Younger and Andrixos<br>
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Links<br>
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· As We March Singing Off To War _A Booke of Calontir War Songs_. A<br>
songbook edited by Andrixos.<br>

· Calontir Trim [1] includes a list of events you can find Master Andrixos<br>
at. As well as the best trim at the best prices in the Known World.
· Trim _A song by Lady Helena Panier & Maeve_<br>

· Andrixos at Mag Mor _Song written by Chidiok for a competition_<br>
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1: http://www.calontirtrim.com/<br>
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