I am not here to promote the show. The music IN the show, however, is what brings us to this month's choices for the musical interlude each week. I adored the theme tune, which will appear here soon, but also some of the incidental music and backing. It sent me foraging...
The musical artist Nick Hart appears in the show at the eel festival (......... up to you......) with his concertina. Not this song, but given it's May, I couldn't resist bringing you this one to start us off. It's one of the many May songs dating back to the seventeenth century and relates to the bursting of spring. It is, compared to some more bawdy offerings, quite prayerful.
So beautiful
ReplyDeletethats great to startinto this wednesday...
ReplyDeletePretty song. Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI am pressed for time right now, YAM. I will come back and listen later.
ReplyDeletePrayerful, yes.
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun and and I always enjoy the story told in folk music
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
I have always enjoyed 16-18th century folk music from England, Scotland and Ireland. This is no different, so beautiful with that wonderful back beat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the background. Lovely song, could listen to it over and over.
ReplyDeleteIt had my toes tapping a little.
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