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Realmgard

Fantasy fiction proudly published by Emona Literary Services

Tag: Folk Music

Music to Write Realmgard to: A Drop of Nelson’s Blood

Feb 18, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

And we'll roll the old chariot along. Even though we're on a boat, apparently…

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged 1800s, British History, Folk Music, Military History, Music, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, Sea Shanty
A seascape at Cape Horn.

Music to Write Realmgard to: Ghosts of Cape Horn

Feb 17, 2024Feb 17, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

RIP to a legend of Canadian folk music.

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged 70s, Canada, Canadian Music, Folk Music, Music, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique
The flag of Mexico.

Tales of the Sea: Santiana

Feb 15, 2024Feb 14, 2024 J.B. Norman1 Comment

Well, he's either a boat or a person. The lyrics are kinda vague on the point…

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard to, RecommendationsTagged 1800s, Folk Music, History, Mexico, Music, Ocean, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, Recommendation, Sailing, Sea Shanty

Music to Write Realmgard to: The Official Playlist — Part 3

Feb 9, 2024Feb 8, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

The list of playlists goes on.

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged Classical Music, Folk Music, Heavy Metal, Metal, Music, New Age Music, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, Recommendation, World Music

Music to Write Realmgard to: Over the Hills and Far Away

Feb 7, 2024Feb 6, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

"O'er the hills and o'er the main Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey Over the hills and far away."

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged Britain, British Books, British History, Folk Music, History, Military History, Music, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, UK, UK Writers

Music to Write Realmgard to: Loreley

Feb 6, 2024Feb 5, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

Not a song about the Gilmore Girls…

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged 2000s, Folk Music, Folklore, Germany, Music, Mythology, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, Recommendation
Silhouette of a person riding a horse at sunset.

Music to Write Realmgard to: Ghost Riders in the Sky

Feb 4, 2024Jan 31, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

"If you wanna save your soul From hell a-riding on our range Then, Cowboy, change your ways today Or with us you will ride Trying to catch the devil's herd Across these endless skies."

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged Country Music, Folk Music, Folklore, Ghost Story, Ghosts, Johnny Cash, Music, Music to Write Realmgard to, Mythology, USA

Music to Write Realmgard to: Hildebrandslied

Jan 28, 2024Jan 27, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

"I have so heard it said: That once came together in single combat Hildebrand and Hadubrand between two hosts"

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard to, RecommendationsTagged Classic Literature, European History, Folk Metal, Folk Music, Folklore, Germany, Heavy Metal, Historical Fiction, History, Metal, Mythology
A seascape at Cape Horn.

Music to Write Realmgard to: Ghosts of Cape Horn

Jan 27, 2024Jan 26, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

Canadian music lost an icon in 2023.

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged 70s, 80s, Canada, CanCon, Chile, Folk Music, Music, Ocean, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique, Recommendation, Sailing

Music to Write Realmgard to: The Battle of Evermore

Jan 16, 2024Jan 16, 2024 J.B. NormanLeave a comment

"The drums will shake the castle wall The Ringwraiths ride in black."

Posted in Music to Write Realmgard toTagged 70s, Fantasy, Folk Music, Folklore, Led Zeppelin, Lord of the Rings, Music, Pop Culture, Pop Culture Critique

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