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Re: [nyckelharpa] TDM translation

Yes, after I had sent in the translation, I realized it was probably a
hurdy-gurdy. But I thought that was called a "vevlira"?

Sheila
----- Original Message -----
From: Jan Winter
To: nyckelharpa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 1:30 AM
Subject: [nyckelharpa] TDM translation


Hi there,
sorry for the Swedish bit about the Dancing Masters and thanks Sheila for
translating it. I sent this to a group of e mail lists and forgot about
that this list is in English!
I'll just add a few links for those who wnat to know more. The only
nyckehlarpa connection is in fact that I play a so called Mora harpa
(praetorius keyed fiddle) with the group.
The UK embassy in Stockholm has a page on the anniversary:
http://www.britishembassy.se/350/treaty.php

The Dancing Masters has an English info page:
http://www.tongang.se/masters/english.html

I'll recommend the media pages as well. It has a short introduction in
English. So has the page about Dixton manor:
http://www.tongang.se/masters/musik.html
http://www.tongang.se/masters/dixton.html

I'll promise to be more English in future postings!
One last thing: The "Lyre" that I am equipped with in Sheila's translation
is in fact a french hurdygurdy

Best regards
/JanW

At 20:27 2004-04-25 -0600, you wrote:
>I haven't yet seen a translation, so here goes, better late than never:

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Jan Winter, Helsingforsgatan 109, 752 64 Uppsala, SWEDEN
tel: +46 18 24 39 01
mobile phone +46 70 630 46 23
Visit my web pages:
The Liraman Experience: http://www.tongang.se.se/liraman/
Tongång Records: http://www.tongang.se/
Zenner&Greiner: http://www.tongang.se.se/zengren/
The Dancing masters: http://www.tongang.se.se/masters/





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Mon Apr 26, 2004 2:32 pm

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translation, please?! is there a babelfish site online where you can translate text swedish/english, and english/swedish?...
Laurel
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... Saturday April 24, 2004, beginning at 2:00 pm, concert promptly at 3:00 ... On the occasion of the 350th anniversary of the peace treaty between Sweden and...
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Hi there, sorry for the Swedish bit about the Dancing Masters and thanks Sheila for translating it. I sent this to a group of e mail lists and forgot about ...
Jan Winter
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Apr 26, 2004
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Yes, after I had sent in the translation, I realized it was probably a hurdy-gurdy. But I thought that was called a "vevlira"? Sheila ... From: Jan Winter To:...
Sheila P. Morris
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Apr 26, 2004
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No the proper name is lira regards /JanW -who wrote a book about it once...
Jan Winter
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Apr 26, 2004
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And a very interesting book it is, even to those of us without functional Swedish. (I had a Belgian hurdy-gurdy once briefly myself). Karen ... From: Jan...
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Apr 26, 2004
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Thanks Karen, In fact there is an English summary included, as you probably know. Btw: The hurdygurdy is, as most of you know, a very near relation to the ...
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