Instrumentals based on a Gregorian Chant melody, “Kyrie Orbis Factor”

Lyrics:

Nightshade
Shelter me from the darkness
Under your wings
Hold me tight
Show me where the wolves go

“Nightshade” from Shymer 2
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In the Web

Orbis Factor (2025 Mix)

Milde Moder (Gentle Mother)

A traditional English folk song - the track also incorporates the Irish slip jig “Elizabeth Kelly’s Delight”.

Lyrics:

Where are you going?
To Scarborough fair?
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
Remember me to a bonny lass there
For once she was a true lover of mine

Tell her to wash it in yonder well
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
Where water ne’er sprung nor a drop of rain fell
And she shall be a true lover of mine

Tell her to reap it with a sickle of leather
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
And tie it all up with a songbird’s feather
And she shall be a true lover of mine

Tell her to gather it up in a sack
Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
And carry it home on a butterfly’s back
And then she shall be a true lover of mine

Cecil Sharp, “100 English Folksongs”
(with minor alterations)

Vocals synthesized with ACE Studio
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Scarborough Faire

Incorporates “The Ashplant”, an Irish reel.

Lyrics:

Mountains hum their mournful song,
And the river sighs as it glides along.
I lost my way, my heart, my throne,
In the realm where I once belonged.
I lost my way, my heart, my throne,
In the realm where I once called home.

“Into the Realm” from SkyRealm 2
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Wanderer's Song

Based on two variations of a tune from George Petrie’s “Complete Irish Music”
Notated on the island of Arran, September 1857

Enchanted Valley

Based on “Jesu Cristes Milde Moder”
A two-part English medieval song from the 1200s, dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

This mix will be available exclusively on Bandcamp, with purchase of the full EP.

Milde Moder (Ambient Mix)

Everybody's Looking For Santa_1

Historian, Sharon Bennett Connolly and historical author, Derek Birks are joined by author and Ian Mortimer, to discuss his new historical work, An A to Z of English History.
 
Music by Adriel Fair licensed from Epidemic Sound

An A to Z of English History | A Slice of Medieval #83

Slow Grinding

Mormond Braes

A Chorus of Two consists of Monalee Kendall and Florence Klecka (pronounced "kletch-ka"). They began singing together in 1997, and have since produced 6 albums and have performed on television, radio, and at venues across the midwest and south. The duo have been most often seen at events for the Society for Creative Anachronism, as well as at Renaissance Faires and various coffee bars or bookshops in Indiana and Michigan.

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