Medieval music - Lullay, lullow - I saw (Anon C15)
Details
| Title | Medieval music - Lullay, lullow - I saw (Anon C15) |
| Author | LuminaVocalEnsemble |
| Duration | 2:31 |
| File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
| Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=zrrZiaJZGUU |
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Description
'Lullay, lullow - I saw a sweetë, seemly sight' a late Medieval lullaby and Christmas carol by a c15th century Anonymous English composer. From the Musica Britannica.
Singers: Saam Thorne & Rachel Sag,
Recorded by Rosemary Beal, 5MBS
A Mediæval Christmas, December 2011
Urrbrae House, Adelaide, South Australia
Lumina photos by Photografeo
Film by Anna Pope
www.lumina.org.au
Lullay lullow lully lullay bewy bewy
baw baw my barnë, sleep softly now.
I saw a sweetë, seemly sight,
a blissful burd, a blossom bright,
that mourning made and mirth of mang.
A maiden mother, meek and mild,
in cradle keep a knavë child,
that softly sleep; she sat and sang.
