Sentences with phrase «shanty songs»
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He Americans evidently sang the song to a Scottish tune, and Whall (a Scotsman), in Sea Songs and Shanties gives it a different tune from the usual Scottish air.
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In the audio trailer they explain the music, inspired by English folk song and sea shanties, but incorporating more modern styles as well.
Accompanying audio recordings of all songs featured in the «Sea Songs and Shanties» resource pack are available at: http://efdss.org/efdss-education/resource-bank/resources-and-teaching-tools/sea-songs-and-shanties-pack Resource provided by the English Folk Dance and Song Sosongs featured in the «Sea Songs and Shanties» resource pack are available at: http://efdss.org/efdss-education/resource-bank/resources-and-teaching-tools/sea-songs-and-shanties-pack Resource provided by the English Folk Dance and Song SoSongs and Shanties» resource pack are available at: http://efdss.org/efdss-education/resource-bank/resources-and-teaching-tools/sea-songs-and-shanties-pack Resource provided by the English Folk Dance and Song Sosongs-and-shanties-pack Resource provided by the English Folk Dance and Song Society
This pack was devised by Carolyn Robson for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils, and brings together sea songs and shanties collected in and around Bristol.
It was also annoying that you didn't get any new sea shanties since the new music with its Haitian chorus and songs adds a unique flavor to everything.
«Some of the songs are very old, and some of them are more sort of sea shanty - style almost,» Sundblad told ARTnews in an interview after the performance.
The name «Zzz Shanty» is a play on the term, sea shanty, a type of work song commonly used to accompany labor on merchant sailing vessels, and zzz, an onomatopoeia used to imply snoring or sleShanty» is a play on the term, sea shanty, a type of work song commonly used to accompany labor on merchant sailing vessels, and zzz, an onomatopoeia used to imply snoring or sleshanty, a type of work song commonly used to accompany labor on merchant sailing vessels, and zzz, an onomatopoeia used to imply snoring or sleeping.