Music
Here's where you'll find information on Redwall and medieval songs, as well as samples of those songs; classical music; Celtic music; and so on and so forth. Everything except the Songs of Redwall section is made up of links to other sites.
Songs of Redwall - An archive of Redwall songs, poems, and riddles
Mossflower - Compiled by Rowan Treeleaper | |
Mariel of Redwall - Compiled by Rowan Treeleaper | |
Mattimeo - Compiled by Rowan Treeleaper | |
The Bellmaker - Compiled by Rowan Treeleaper | |
Pearls of Lutra - Compiled by Rowan Treeleaper | |
Redwall - Compiled by Griever | |
Salamandastron - Compiled by Griever | |
Martin the Warrior - Compiled by Griever | |
Outcast of Redwall - Compiled by Snowspine | |
Marlfox - Compiled by Snowspine |
Medieval Music
The Contemplator's Folk Music Site - An excellent resource. This site contains folk music from England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and America. They have tunes, information, lyrics, historical background, and links. Probably the best resource for medieval music that I've found yet. | |
Medieval Sheet Music - Free sheet music from medieval-period compositions. | |
Cantaria - Celtic folk songs. | |
SCA Songs - A collection of medieval filks. According to the Filk Song Forum, a filk is "a song with original lyrics written to an already established melody for an old or traditional song," and is usually "humorous or genre-related." Why not just call them parodies? I have no idea. | |
The Scribe Database - A "systematic collection of scores, color images, texts and bibliographic information of medieval music which can be searched by text or melody and which will return musical information in the form of a modern score, text data and, where available, a color facsimile of an original manuscript. In contains a complete annual cycle of liturgical chant taken from original medieval sources and complete works of selected composers from the twelfth to the fifteenth centuries." You can look up the big words like "liturgical" and "facsimile" on your own. I don't know what they mean either. | |
Dagonell's Bardic Notebook - A collection of Irish traditionals, filks, and other medieval songs. | |
The Black Book of Locksley - Medieval folk songs and filks. Also includes a few plays. | |
Ancient Music of Ireland - Irish lyrics and music. |