Hold the Line, the first Songs of the Moors album, 9 songs, is now on Spotify. https://t.co/bpIEkmf7NH More at https://t.co/t49FGeWmdy #folkmusic#celticfolk#newalbum
If heaven will not answer, then the living have to wake. A chant of faith, witness and endurance.
Full song: https://t.co/nUdS29Hk3g
Listen on Spotify: https://t.co/bpIEkmf7NH
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@Medievalists The jump from manuscript to print changed what people could read and how fast ideas moved. Looking forward to what this one covers from that first wave.
@Medievalists Medieval London's games side is easy to overlook next to the politics and plague stories. Good to see the play and sport of the period get a proper look.
Hold the Line, the first Songs of the Moors album, 9 songs, is now on Spotify. https://t.co/bpIEkmfFDf More at https://t.co/t49FGeWU36 #folkmusic#celticfolk#newalbum
Hold the stone, hold the flame, speak the name. A chant of faith and memory, sung as a tribute.
Full song: https://t.co/1XrVUdEtE4
Listen on Spotify: https://t.co/vmnQwtR8DG
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@Medievalists Easy to forget how much of the crusading story turned on ships and supply lines. The naval side makes the whole campaign map feel different.
@Medievalists The Nine Worthies still give such a clear window into how the Middle Ages ranked courage and virtue. Hector and Arthur side by side feels like the heart of that tradition.
@HistoryExtra This sounds like a needed corrective. Pre-modern England is often painted as harsher than the sources allow; looking forward to hearing how the evidence reads.
@Medievalists Myths about the Middle Ages never seem to die. Always glad when a list like this pushes back on the usual ones and keeps the period honest.
Hold the line, hold the fire, never let it die. A chant of faith and memory, sung the old way. Full song: https://t.co/SXO1zMBfPX #folkmusic#englishfolk
Come and meet Songs of the Moors. A short hello, then the songs: old-world folk and chants, made with AI assistance. Watch: https://t.co/zfX7nOnzMB Listen: https://t.co/FN4GVODMDX #folkmusic#medievalmusic
@adamrsweet_ I don't know them well yet, but I'll put them on tonight. Scottish folk with a good drive behind it always lands. Which album would you start with?
@MuddyHaven2006 John Riley is such a good pick. That disguised-lover test turns up in so many old ballads, and the Byrds give it a lovely chiming hush. Funny how a story from Homer ended up sung by English firesides.
Oh England, England, hold your ground. A chant of faith and memory, sung for the Hastings weekend. Full song: https://t.co/diSlrLBzCL Listen on Spotify: https://t.co/FN4GVOEktv #folkmusic#englishfolk
Yet still we will not bow the knee. The last banner rises, sung the old way. The Last Banner, full song: https://t.co/oebLA9loYG Spotify: https://t.co/FN4GVODMDX #folkmusic#englishfolk
I will not bow, I will not fall. A chant for anyone who has stood firm when the dark came calling. Faith Versus The Devil, full song: https://t.co/YAfsxLN2ni Spotify: https://t.co/FN4GVOEktv #folkmusic#englishfolk
@adamrsweet_ What a beautiful seed for a song. Thirty years of patience and the trees only needed room to become something remarkable. That says a lot about people too. Lovely idea, Adam.
@TheGrandOldEcho A five-piece for the big headline show is a lovely step up. Hokum Jukebox is a brilliant name too. Wishing you a packed, joyful night of it!