minstrel: ballads
ConstanceFairfax at cs.com
ConstanceFairfax at cs.com
Sat Feb 17 19:13:44 PST 2001
I think I can help you with all of these...if "Walking in a Meadow Green" has
a tune (I have the book but haven't referenced the tune. If it doesn't, I
can find you a period one that fits.
I have Pills as well, and if you can wait until I get back from vacation
March 4, I'd be happy to get you the info.
Constance
In a message dated 2/17/01 9:06:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
ponygirl at gs.verio.net writes:
> Thank you to the people who have offered their help. I am mainly looking
for
> guitar chords to several songs I have heard from Wit and Mirth: Pills to
> Purge
> Melancholy. It's a collection of humorous ballads collected by Thomas D'
> Urfey
> (late 1600-early 1700). The songs are
>
> Cold and Raw (The Farmers Daughter)
> The Irish Jig (The Night Ramble)
> My Thing is My Own
> When First Amyntas sued For a Kiss
>
> I am also looking for music to "Walking in a meadow greene", which is in
> Bishop
> Percy's Folio MS. Does anyone know any of these songs? Any help will be
> greatly
> appreciated.
> Richenda
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