When I realized this week that I could make it to Twelfth Night, I saw the Aragon/Spanish theme in the event announcement. While the repeated (albeit historically-accurate) mention of "celebrating having made Spain a Christian nation" made me a little queasy, I also realized this might be a good opportunity to trot out the Spanish songs I'd collected....Oh...wait...
Fortunately,![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
shalmestere pointed me towards the Choral Public Domain Library http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page several years ago, and they had the songs, the tunes of which I knew by heart but not so much on the words.
I now have several copies of:
Ay Triste Que Vengo
Calabaza No Se Buen Amor
Hoy Comamos Y Bebamos
Mas Vale Trocar
Pase El Agoa
So Ell Enzina (For which I wrote English lyrics)
Una Sanosa Porfia (Which inspired/supplied the original melody for another song 8)
If anyone is going to be at Twelfth Night, I have copies to share.
Fortunately,
shalmestere pointed me towards the Choral Public Domain Library http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page several years ago, and they had the songs, the tunes of which I knew by heart but not so much on the words.I now have several copies of:
Ay Triste Que Vengo
Calabaza No Se Buen Amor
Hoy Comamos Y Bebamos
Mas Vale Trocar
Pase El Agoa
So Ell Enzina (For which I wrote English lyrics)
Una Sanosa Porfia (Which inspired/supplied the original melody for another song 8)
If anyone is going to be at Twelfth Night, I have copies to share.
