Song Adaptations - Middle-earth Style
Dec. 15th, 2009 11:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
written_leavesToo many songs to list here, but fear not!
Over the years I've ended up adapting the meter and rhyme of not only classical poetry, but many a light hearted song. While I think posting or listing them all here would be a bit much, I admit being somewhat proud of some of the results (Song for a Cute Fuzzy Moth is still a favorite, for instance)
I usually tried to use commonly known folksong or musicals tunes rather than 'pop' with the aim of the readers hopefully being able to relate. I am often annoyed by adaptations people post with tunes only a tiny pocket of their readers are likely to know.
You are welcome to take a look - four pages of my adapted songs have been collected and indexed over here at the Scrapbook site:
http://lotrscrapbook.bookloaf.net/songs/longer/primula.html
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Over the years I've ended up adapting the meter and rhyme of not only classical poetry, but many a light hearted song. While I think posting or listing them all here would be a bit much, I admit being somewhat proud of some of the results (Song for a Cute Fuzzy Moth is still a favorite, for instance)
I usually tried to use commonly known folksong or musicals tunes rather than 'pop' with the aim of the readers hopefully being able to relate. I am often annoyed by adaptations people post with tunes only a tiny pocket of their readers are likely to know.
You are welcome to take a look - four pages of my adapted songs have been collected and indexed over here at the Scrapbook site:
http://lotrscrapbook.bookloaf.net/songs/longer/primula.html
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