Sheet music for "Samideana trinkkanto"
Does anybody recognise this melody please?
The lyrics were written ca 1928 to an existing tune - the sheet music says it is a "German folk melody", but a record that it appeared on described it as "music by Schubert".
Source and MIDI file: kantaro.ikso.net/samideana_tr...
It's great, isn't it? I wonder how much of that stanza refers to real events and how much is about his obviously very fertile imagination!
I'm not sure if any of my ancestors wrote poetry, but at least two had poems written about them!
Henry Preece, my 4th great uncle - familytree.thomaspreece.net/public/ppl/e... (citation 5a)
Trevor Meyrick Preece, my 2nd great uncle - familytree.thomaspreece.net/public/ppl/b... (citation 14a)
Who Counts? The Head of the Household: A tiny column that distorts the bigger story. #genealogy #history #genstack #genhour #ancestry
That reminds me of when I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue used to have one team sing the song, but leaving a gap for the other team to provide the names of the "animals" (rather loosely defined) that the first team then had to make the sounds for.
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Eight sheet music books on a wooden table. The book covers are pastel colours - yellow, green and pink, and have line art illustrations of ukuleles.
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Disko sur gramofono - Esperinst; La Tagiĝo. Muziko: Baranski. Vortoj: Grabowski. Solvoĉa aranĝo kantita en London de Maurits Boeren el Antverpeno.
2026 estas aparte grava jaro por Esperanto-muziko, ĉar okazos la centjara jubileo de la unuaj diskoj en la lingvo. Mia antaŭa artikolo diras ke ili probable estas la plej fruaj; post plia esplorado mi nun povas klarigi, ke ili tio ja estas.
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Rubekoloj estas foje maltimemaj kaj scivolemaj birdoj.
Ceefax index page from the 28th of December 1985
This isn't news to regular users of my online teletext viewer as it's been online for ages, but one of the channels has a service from this evening 40 years ago.
This was recovered from a VHS tape and every page painstakingly repaired and turned back into a packet stream
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Christmas day was a very traditional day to get married, mostly because it was one of the few days you could guarantee everyone would have off work and would be able to come to the wedding.
Happy 175th wedding anniversary to my 3rd great grandparents John and Maria Lake! And also happy anniversary to my other 3rd great grandparents John and Mary Griffiths (152 years), and at least 18 other couples in my family tree.
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suwi a!
We looked it up and learned that humbug was a word the kids made up in the 1750s so essentially what Scrooge was saying was “Bah, 6-7”
Have a wild article about the history of bird names in English, and just wait until you get to the kestrel...
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Nove ĉe mia blogo Esperanto-Muziko: Historio - Kristnaskaj Kantoj: pri la malfacilaĵoj rilate al traduko de kristnaskaj muziko en Esperanton, kaj superrigardo de kristnaskaj albumoj en la lingvo
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New on my Esperanto Music History blog - Christmas Songs: the challenges of translating Christmas music into Esperanto, and a look at what Christmas music has been released in the language
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Bit of fun for the end of the year.
jan Usawi - tawa lon linja
#TokiPona #KalamaMusi #music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcg8cOU-Eho
"Reality show" means totally different things depending on where in the world you are. I've written an article on how, and why.
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Se vi parolas al nebrito, vi devus klarigi ĉiukaze, ĉar ili estas tre tipe britaj kaj do alilandanoj ne komprenus eĉ kun la ĝusta vorto. Kaj se vi parolas al brito, vi ne bezonas Esperantan vorton! Same kiel ĉio kiu apartenas al nur unu lando, ni ĝenerale uzas la originalan vorton, ofte en kursivo.
Mi metus la nomon sen traduko kaj mallonge priskribus ĝin - ekzemple:
Ĉe la festmanĝo ni havis "Christmas crackers", tipaj britaĵoj konsistante el ornamita kartonaj tuboj enhavantaj paperan kronon, ŝercon aŭ devizon, kaj malgrandan (kaj steretipe malmultekostegan!) ludilon aŭ simile.
Vikipedio ofte estas bona fonto por nomoj de aĵoj en multaj lingvoj, pro la menuo de ligitaj samtemaj artikoloj en ĉiuj lingvoj. Tio ofte funkcias ankaŭ kiam artikolo mankas por la temo, kiun vi serĉas, se estas alia artikolo pri rilata temo kaj la serĉata vorto estas en la teksto.
Crackers estas aparte britaj, do ne vere estas internacia vorto. Pli bone uzi mallongan klarigan frazon. La plej multaj Vikipedioj ne tradukas la titolon (sed mankas Esp-a artikolo).
Tinsel eble = galono, laŭ ReVo
Baubles = (kristnaskaj) globoj, laŭ Vikipedio
Meme: "you've heard of Elf on the Shelf, now get ready for" with two bars of sheet music on what is supposed to be a bagel, but the hole is hidden by the music.
There must be an obscure British word for bread roll that rhymes with "cadence".
(Apparently it's actually meant to be "plagal on a bagel")
16.00 BARRY SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC Tragic retelling of the attempt to reach the South Pole equipped with only brightly coloured shirts, a bottle of Cillit Bang, and a very loud ovebearing voice.
One for the kids
Agreed, definitely stop there. You only have 10/36 chance of getting a useful piece, and 24/36 = two-thirds chance of losing the useful pieces you've already got!
It looks great with the opaque red pieces!
(Yes I know "pakala lawa" or "utala lawa" would be a more accurate translation.)