I wrote this tune to Shakespeare's words for the Solstice Assembly to perform at a Renaissance fair. One of the verses, which improves I think on the original, was written by Randy Kloko and Lisa Pickel.
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by melinama @ 7:02 PM
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Best of Pratie Place:
In which I take Menticia and Itxa to the beach
I go sailing, make biofuel, and have blissful moments.
Bulgarian National Revival Architecture
Lunch with a Curmudgeonly Friend
Blueberries, Hot Sauce, Yoga, and deep-fat-fried Twinkies
Bad Spelling and Weird Food at the State Fair
Omagh, Bluegrass, the Sacred Harp, and Bollywood
Brides Do Not Control the Heavens
Scott's Fatal Antarctic Expedition
Lorax Hall of Shame #1, #2, #3, #4, #5
Sweet Potato Queens' Advice to the Lovelorn
Wedding Vendors - some not very useful rankings
Republican Woodstock: The Neshoba County Fair
A few of my daughter
Melina's great posts:
If you don't eat bones, your teeth won't hurt.
4 Comments:
I love it! Finally got to hear it!
At work, my computer has no sound, and at home it is not that good, but it did come through. I really do need an upgrade though. Somehow this new computer is having a hard time handling mp3s...and I grow less technical every day.
Have you seen the Branagh Ado?
Dave
Would it be possible for my high school theatre troupe to perform your "Sigh No More, Ladies" - we're doing "Much Ado About Nothing" this September. Thanks, Bettyann Henderson, director
Love your work - Great Job!
This is Anonymous again. Since you paint and like literature, you might LOVE Craftlit, the podcast for crafters who love books. See www.craftlit.com and look back at the books we've done. I help read sometimes. Heather Ordover is a wonderful host.
Becky
www.bellachristina.etsy.com
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