English Folk Song 🌳🎻🎹
Traditional English Folk songs
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Woden's Folk
03.05.202510:47
Rolf Gardiner was an English farmer, forester, folk-dancer, poet and visionary. He established a centre for rural regeneration at Gore Farm in Dorset. The 'English Mistery' and 'English Array' were formed in 1936. He was heavily influenced by D.H. Lawrence in the 1920s, and became a member of the Kibbo Kift Youth Group. He is a founding member of the Soil Association.
02.05.202512:16
Bandcamp Friday is today so artists keep all the revenue (no fees) so what better time to get a copy🙏 😊💙https://julierussell.bandcamp.com/album/one-morning-in-may
01.05.202513:35
Work of art from my sister 💚🌿😢 The may day morning sunrise and harp 🌅🎨🌱💙
01.04.202509:28
Another version of the same song. That's the great thing about folk music - all the variations you can do https://youtu.be/1i4dvmKhuP8?si=qCyTKtogiwNUQoPD
01.04.202508:24
20.03.202514:11
Also on Bandcamp https://julierussell.bandcamp.com/
20.03.202514:10
15.03.202522:50
Exceptionally CUTE 😍
15.03.202508:20
11.03.202501:36
ANNE BRIGGS
"THE SNOWS THEY MELT THE SOONEST"
This is an English folk song dating back at least as far as 1821. It was mentioned, along with the lyrics, in Blackwood's Magazine (Edinburgh) of that year.
The melody was printed in Bruce and Stokoe's Northumbrian Minstrelsy in 1882, which also mentioned its publication in 1821 and noted that the contributor of the song was Thomas Doubleday (1790–1870), who put it to a melody ("My Love is Newly Listed") learned from a Newcastle street singer. Thomas Doubleday was a radical agitator who often contributed to Blackwood's.
The singer Anne Briggs first popularized the song in the 1960s and recorded it in 1971.
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@swastikafolk
"THE SNOWS THEY MELT THE SOONEST"
This is an English folk song dating back at least as far as 1821. It was mentioned, along with the lyrics, in Blackwood's Magazine (Edinburgh) of that year.
The melody was printed in Bruce and Stokoe's Northumbrian Minstrelsy in 1882, which also mentioned its publication in 1821 and noted that the contributor of the song was Thomas Doubleday (1790–1870), who put it to a melody ("My Love is Newly Listed") learned from a Newcastle street singer. Thomas Doubleday was a radical agitator who often contributed to Blackwood's.
The singer Anne Briggs first popularized the song in the 1960s and recorded it in 1971.
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@swastikafolk
08.03.202506:56
The original. Some might not know that Paul Simon outright stole this from Martin Carthy, after asking him at a folk night to show him his arrangement.
He swiftly returned to America and recorded it without Martin knowing of it.
He swiftly returned to America and recorded it without Martin knowing of it.
08.03.202506:54
04.03.202520:04
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Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:Woden's Folk
03.05.202510:47
Rolf Gardiner was an English farmer, forester, folk-dancer, poet and visionary. He established a centre for rural regeneration at Gore Farm in Dorset. The 'English Mistery' and 'English Array' were formed in 1936. He was heavily influenced by D.H. Lawrence in the 1920s, and became a member of the Kibbo Kift Youth Group. He is a founding member of the Soil Association.
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