The Bodleian Library holds over 30,000 broadside ballads printed from the 16th to the 20th Centuries, many of them unique, almost all available online.
#TradSongTues#Spring
Here is another offering from @BodleianBallads , Jane of Tivotside, and a picture of some yellow broom, just to help with the visulisation.
A post by me on the amazing discovery recently made in the @unimelb library (@unilibrary): a bunch of early modern broadside ballads! You can also find them online at @EBBA_Ballads and @BodleianBallads but handling them in person was such a treat! @ArtsUnimelb
'A Family Stricture' is about the demands of having children. 'The greatest madness imaginable, if we rightly consider all things' @BodleianBallads#TradSongTues#FamilySongs
Wow! an 'Embroidered Computer'!
Irene Posch
https://t.co/1yu7BgGmPS
"a programmable 8-bit computer made using traditional embroidery techniques …"
#retrofurure#computerart
Visiting @BodleianBallads today to create a poster for our ‘Songs of Life and Love’ project. We’ll be showcasing our new/old songs at the Weston Library on Sunday 22nd April. @bodleianlibs#ballads
Had a great time introducing some people from @mylifemychoice1 to songs from the @BodleianBallads archives today. Here we are making a calm/choppy sea and singing The Ballad of Flora and James - about two sailors who go off to war together. #inclusivefolk#access#musicforall
Why not join us for a workshop on 10 February to learn some songs from our collection of Broadside Ballads? You can expect both folk and 19th century music hall. https://t.co/P1P9REd2VN