Damn, damn & Double Damn.
Jun. 8th, 2004 11:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I have a presentation on Thurs. 5 minutes long on Celtic music history. I don't have a paper to go on, and my information sources are taking time in comming back to me. I've made a phone call, but she's apparently busy. The thing is: I need this information before Thursday @ 1:30pm.
Will enter it into encarta CD encyclopedia thing when I get home tomorrow. If I'm lucky, I'll find something there. Tried Google, 357 different hits for History of Celtic Music. I can't narrow it down any more specific than that...but I'll try my luck and see how far it gets me.....
Will enter it into encarta CD encyclopedia thing when I get home tomorrow. If I'm lucky, I'll find something there. Tried Google, 357 different hits for History of Celtic Music. I can't narrow it down any more specific than that...but I'll try my luck and see how far it gets me.....
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Date: 2004-06-09 06:06 pm (UTC)A lot of Irish music evolved using vocal "instrumentation" because in the 18th century penal laws, the English banned traditional Irish music as "barbaric" and destroyed any musical instruments they found. So you had people using la-la and ricky-tick and other conventions, and playing things like spoons, which couldn't be classed as instruments.
Talk to me tonight.
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Date: 2004-06-15 09:45 am (UTC)