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You are invited to join the
An informal group of singers. We
meet every Thursday evening during termtime in the Peterhouse Music Room (ask for
directions at the Porters' Lodge).
Starting time – 6.30pm. All
welcome.
Unaccompanied singing. Folk
song, protest songs, world-music songs, even an unorthodox carol or two at Christmas
time.
You bring a song, we'll sing it!
You don't have to be a brilliant singer to join us. And you don’t need to be
able to read music.
Current songs that we're working
on include "The Manchester Rambler", "Success to the
Farmer", the Chartist song "We are So Low". and some of the
songs from the show “Oh What a Lovely War!”.
For further details contact: ed.emery@thefreeuniversity.net
The following
is a random list of some of the songs that we do:
The Log Driver’s
Waltz
Ding Dong
Merrily on High
Adieu Sweet
Lovely Nancy
Bella Ciao
South Australia
The Blackleg
Miner
The Man Who
Waters the Workers’ Beer
Poor Old Horse
Banks of the
Ohio
Calling On Song
Wraggle Taggle
Gypsies
When Father Papered the
Parlour
There is Power
in a Union
Away Haul Away
I Went to
Market
Fiddler’s Green
Shallow Brown
Black Velvet
Band
Green Grow the
Rushes Oh
Red Fly the Banners
Oh
Hanging on the
Old Barbed Wire
Lyke’s Wake
Dirge
Chimes of
Freedom
Hold Your Hand
Out, Naughty Boy
Oh it’s a
Lovely War!
etc
A lot of these
songtexts can be found at www.mudcat.org
Website: Universitas
adversitatis
Updated 10.xi.07