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>Hey all! :)
>
>     I know I probably already told you guys this but my friend and I 
>are starting a renassiance band, or trying to.  We want to perform 
>our own version of "Drive the Cold Winter Away" at one of own events 
>at school, because we want to spread the wonderful music, and it's 
>sort of a tribute and thank you to Owain and the NWRB.  Is there a 
>way that we can ask his permission, and maybe for a little advice on 
>how to get going, and where to find music?  We'd apprieciate your 
>help.
>
>Lady Rene, and Lady Megan      

Try "Greatest Hits of the 18th Century" which has an arrangment
for Dulcimer

see http://www.gilamountaindulcimers.com/books4a.htm

Also Loreena McKennitt has also recorded this so its possible those
fans have guitar tablature ("tabs").

Your webmaster
Victor R. Volkman
www.OwainPhyfe.com

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introduction

I'm passing this msg along in case other renaissance music fans would
care to learn about Lise:
   -- Your Humble Webmastre
============================

Hi. I wanted to introduce myself: I am the lead singer in a 
Renaissance band called The Spirites Consort (web: 
www.LiseWinne.com). I just happened to come across Owain Phyfe's 
music and website a few weeks ago and was floored by the music, 
the musicianship and the fact that a band like this existed! Truly 
a remarkable talent and find! You'll have to excuse me: most of my 
music has been in the singer-songwriter vein and I have been most 
concentrated in that direction. However, I came out with my own 
Renaissance CD a year ago only because the music of the period was 
a burning interest: I carried a virtual library of Dorian 
recordings on long drives to recording sessions where I was at 
work on my original material. Like Owain, this period in music 
lived in my brain and I couldn't get it out. Even Scott, the 
engineer and producer for the project (used to recording folk acts 
like Pete Seeger; James Taylor; and Jay Unger and Molly Mason from 
the Ken Burn's Civil War series) got the Renaissance bug and 
played along.
    Anyway, I look forward to hearing the rest of Owain's 
recordings and will link as soon as I can.

Lise Winne                       

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