Criteria: Aargh!

[Zoe L. Kuhn]

Greetings all from Chriemhilt von Regensburg!
	I will be a silent voyeur no longer.  I am a Bavarian street
musician who has cashed in on the dance mania that has befallen
the area. I play my hammered dulcimer and recorders to soothe
those poor dancing fools.


According to schalnat at group42.com:
> 
  And yes, the
> word "Bard" has no meaning to me, although I will probably just treat
> it as the english translation of the german word for a general entertainer
> (which escapes me for the moment.  I will have to work on my german
> someday soon here, and perhaps even study some older german while I'm
> at it ;).
> 
> Anyone out there have a german persona?
> 
> -Guy (I'm thinking of using Erik Schalnaut as my persona name, but
>       I haven't decided yet, so I'll just use my modern name for now)
> 
> 
Well, to me, the word 'bard' has always meant storyteller or
singer since those are what the SCA focuses on at Bardic
events, competitions, and circles.

I always thought of myself as a musician, not a bard at all.

I will get back to you @ what 'bard' would have been in Middle
High German, the language Guy and I should use.

BTW, hi, Sela (Arianrhod)!!!

Musically yours,

Zoe   (Chriemhilt)