minstrel: Response to Tangwystyl's letter
Killer Piper
killerpiper at hotmail.com
Tue Mar 21 11:39:48 PST 2000
Tangwystyl,
Thank you for your words on this subject. They made so much logical sense
to me and I see now what really is the key to getting the fringies to
"dream" a bit. I find that you are correct in your points that the filks
have attached to them emotional ties, whereas peroid songs do remind many of
boring english lit classes. I have an oportunity to influence some of the
fringe element in my local area and would like your advice in how to go
forward.
I have recently won the honour of being the local bard for the next year and
would like to positivly effect the populace. I have had repeated requests
to teach songs, but filk is what is most oft requested. How do I teach
period songs and please the filk begging people too? Also, I should mention
that I only know One (1) period song with the rest of my reputior being West
Kingdom Trads and Filks.
How do I satisfy both wants? I, myself, would love to learn period music,
but in Cynagua, my Principality, we are very filk focused. I am not aware
of actually hearing any period stuff in my whole three years in the Society.
How do I seek it out? How do I encourage it? How can I show that it can
be just as much fun as filk?
Thank you Tangwystyl and the list for bringing this subject to the
forefront.
Kaitlin Pyper
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