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a quick, lively medieval 13th century student humorous poem — medieval melody - a drunken song sung by a man, similar to real medieval music; a drinking song, Flute, lute etc

drinking song imitating real medieval songs in the style of "In Taberna", short fast prelude, flute guitar lute, sung by a male voice alternating with a male choir, quick and lively, humorous text

"Medieval poetry — the first stanza is calm and lyrical, while the next ones burst into medieval folk, a powerful military march and a celebration of war, Traditional instruments — flutes, shawm, and lute — blend with modern vibe creating a catchy soldier’s melody, "

A medieval folk song with a male lead vocalist, female backing vocals, and a male choir, The instrumentation features a lute, acoustic guitar, and percussion, The song is in a minor key, with a moderate tempo, The male lead vocalist has a clear, resonant baritone voice, while the female backing vocals provide a soft, ethereal harmony, The male choir adds a powerful, dramatic element to the song, The lute and acoustic guitar provide a delicate, intricate melody, while the percussion maintains a steady, driving rhythm, The production is clean and well-balanced, with all instruments and vocals clearly audible, The song structure follows a traditional verse-chorus format, with an instrumental interlude

18th century melodic song, one man voice, flute, tympany, "Instrumental prelude, not vocals

13 th century medieval balade from occitania, only medieval instrument, dialog between man and woman, sentence - still the same pace – Show Summary