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Subject: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 02 Dec 13 - 08:32 AM The Irish Traditional Music Archive has another intriguing Advent calendar this year… Click here Regards |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 02 Dec 13 - 09:12 PM Thanks for the link, Martin. I plan to send in a MIDI of today's item, 'Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake.' |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 02 Dec 13 - 09:26 PM Never mind. I see that it is already in the DT as 'Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake.' The chorus, especially, is a charming tune. |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 03 Dec 13 - 03:53 AM Yes - at our monthly singing session in Kinvara last night we had several cake-songs, including a local one composed (baked?) by the great piper, pipe maker, singer, songwriter Eugene Lambe! Regards |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: banjoman Date: 03 Dec 13 - 06:35 AM Advent Calendars - their days are numbered |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: GUEST Date: 03 Dec 13 - 06:54 AM ;>)> |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 04 Dec 13 - 03:06 AM Refresh |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 05 Dec 13 - 06:08 AM Refesh for "Strawboys" Regards |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 07 Dec 13 - 05:59 AM Refresh |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 09 Dec 13 - 05:18 AM Refresh |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 09 Dec 13 - 10:28 AM Thanks, Martin. That's interesting. |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: MartinRyan Date: 17 Dec 13 - 09:10 AM Refresh for The Voice Squad. |
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Subject: RE: A traditional Advent calendar... From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 17 Dec 13 - 11:40 AM Thanks, Martin. Gosh, but that's a rip-snorting tune! I have saved a version of it that I downloaded from the 'Hymns and Carols of Christmas' site. I see on that site that the song came from Dorset (published in 1926), but I am amazed at its similarity to shape note songs from the American south. |
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