Fabienne l'Accusee |
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Fabienne l'Accusee |
Since I don't have a bio for
Mistress Fabienne I'll just tell you about her. First you can all blame
Mistress Fabienne for my interest in period music. She teaches a fabulous
introduction to period music 101 class on occasion - if you get a chance
take it. She was Laurelled for her studies in medieval and renaissance
music, and when she was more active she started a period choral group, and
a period recorder music group in Myrgan Wood which performs at their
feasts as background music on occasion. She plays recorder, and
harpsichord, and has brought it to at least one feast.
She is not a bard (her words not mine), but considers herself an instrumentalist and researcher. She actively promotes period music during events at feasts and during the day. She does enjoy the other types of music found in the SCA, but only after midnight. I suspect there is a gremlin issue here :) . |
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Fabienne's Period Music |
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Ah, Robin Wm. Cornysh (~1465 - 1523) | My Love She Mourneth William Cornysh(~1465-1523) | ||
Broom of the Cowdenknowes Traditional - from Playford | Pavana de Calais Mistress Fabienne l'Accusee | ||
English Country Dances - Scotch Cap, Nonesuch, & Argeers Traditional - from Playford | Robin M'aime Adam de la Halle ~ 1250 | ||
Kemp's Jig Traditional ~1600 | Ronde #9 T.Susato | ||
L'Homme Armé 15thCentury | Saltarello mid-15thCentury | ||
Lord of the Carnarvan's Jig Traditional - from Playford | Sumer Is Icumen In English rota ~1250 | ||
Maltese & Burgundian Bransle T.Arbeau | |||
Martin Said To His Man Traditional Mentioned 1588, Printed 1609 | |||