Thanks. What I meant was I tried to use the instruments of the medieval era, but they weren’t working well to me. So I had to forget the initial idea and use what ever sounded cool to me. ;)

Thanks. An excellent original piece to work with and also so beautiful. I like new musical challenges and this one was a new one for me. And yeah, kudos to the pronunciation of “R”.

Hi Zep and thanks for this. Yeah, I spent about 4 minutes on the music and about 2 hours trying to pronounce those words—especially the rolled Rs! I think you rose to the challenge brilliantly—the instrumentation sounds Medieval to me—and the vocal is monumental! I think this is an impressive and classy mix. Thanks again—much appreciated! I’d also like to say that working on this track was a real pleasure for me—kind of pushed my horizons a bit.

It is a great song and great singing. I made minor changes to it - added your guitar melody to two places.

Hi Zep and thanks for this. Yeah that’s better—in fact adding the GTR melody crossed my mind as an option, so I’m kinda glad you updated! Nice work!

Thanks J. There are still still some messy parts in my Kora “playing” that sound disorganized - may have to clear it up a bit later.

Hi Zep and thanks for this. Check this out if you have time:

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Thanks! Much appreciated.

Thanks. I know exactly what you mean. I have the same kind of mindset.

Nice to hear folks dig this medieval music! I heard this present tune on a CD called “Music of the Troubadours”—got me interested in that period. Thanks again to Zep for perfectly capturing the spirit of Berenguier’s original song.

Thanks Bob. Especially the Javo’s voice is outstanding.

Thanks Texan.