[Bards] bardic for children

[Tessa Nieto]

Hi Celeste!

Please let me know how much shipping would be for a
copy of your book & CD. I want to try and get
children's bardic going out here in Atenveldt.

Miss ya SIS!
Eleanor Cleavely

--- Tausha Walker <celesteeh at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> I've been meaning to do this for a while. I had the
> book that goes with it almost done, but I can't find
> the disk. That's what I get for moving all over
> Namron. I will be doing another  soon.
>
>                                        Celeste
>
> Jane Sitton <lymadelina at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Bonjour!
>
> Both my children are interested in the bardic arts.
> I
> would even go so far as to say they are budding
> bards,
> since both have won bardic competitions at
> Lughnasad.
> They both have copies of the Ansteorran Children's
> Bard Book. I would love to be able to convince
> someone to make a tape (or CD) of the tunes, though,
> since I don't know many of the tunes.
>
> Does anyone know of any other good sources for
> material for children? I would specifically like
> some
> examples to demonstrate brevity and humor to my
> children, since they tend to ramble a bit when
> performing original stories.
>
> How do you think fairy tales hold up when performed
> by
> children? I don't know how far back they can be
> documented, but I suspect some are known from time
> out
> of mind.
>
> Just thinking a lot more about my children's bardic
> needs today, since my daughter was given largess
> last
> night at Tarkus' bardic by both Lady Gwenllian and
> Duchess Willow, which made me very proud -- but I
> also
> had the thought that I also need to encourage and
> direct my children more than I currently do.
>
> I appreciate your thoughts and ideas.
>
> Ly Madelina de Lindesaya, bard-in-training
>
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> as the fleur-de lis is three parts of a whole, so
> are we....Mind, Body, and most of all....Spirit
>                                    Lady Celeste
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The human language is like a cracked kettle on which we beat out a tune for a dancing bear, when we hope with our music to move the stars.
- - - Gustave Flaubert, Madame Bovary

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