Consenting Adults of Darkover
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Album Title: | Consenting Adults of Darkover |
Producer: | Marion Zimmer Bradley |
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Date: | 1993 |
Medium: | audio cassette |
Fandom: | Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover |
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Consenting Adults of Darkover is a 1993 cassette of songs and filksongs and a songbook.
The music was "Recorded, mixed & mastered at Flowinglass Studio, Oakland," California, U.S.A., and songbook had cover art by Margaret Davis.[1]
The original price was $11 for the tape and $5 for the songbook.
The title comes from Bradley's comment about filk music: "Marion always said that "filk singing should be done in private by consenting adults." [2]
See Bradley's Attitudes Regarding Filks.
Contents
Side A:
- Tha mi sgith [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
- The Chieri [McQuillin] (Kristoph Klover) (Cindy McQuillin performed it at Consonance 2003)
- Judith's Song [Braskat-Crowe] (Linda von Braskat-Crowe)
- Arilinn Tower Bettina Helms/trad. (Jane Robinson)
- Lament of the Comyn Keeper [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
- Seagull of the Land-Under-Waves [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
- The Outlaw [Bradley] (Margaret Davis)
- Chains [McQuillin] (McQuillin,Margaret Davis, Klover, Robinson)
- Golden Bell [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
Side B:
- Bridal Lament [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
- The Terran's Lament Bettina Helms/trad. (Jane Robinson)
- Come to me Bredha [Wayne] (Tracey Blackstone)
- Caristiona [Trad. Scots] (Margaret Davis)
- Exile [McQuillin] (Kristoph Klover)
- The Dimover National Anthem [Hedrick/McQuillin/Wayne] ()
- Darkover Wedding Song [McQuillin] (Margaret Davis)
- Lament of a Drytown Bride [McQuillin] (McQuillin)
- Fiona's Song [Bradley/trad.] (Margaret Davis)
- Dori Lee's Song [Bradley&Wayne/Sullivan] (Moira Breen)
- Aldones Bless the Human Elbow [Bradley/trad.] (chorus)
Gallery
References
- ^ http://www.filk.info/filkdb/zeige_medium.php?id=432 Accessed September 30, 2008.
- ^ Music of Darkover, by Elisabeth Waters, June 5, 2013