Ghyll:Songs of Odgar The Fourth - Revision history

Jcowan: Misspelling

2005-05-20T22:01:19Z

Misspelling

Larj Zyquon at 17:22, 20 May 2005

2005-05-20T17:22:02Z

Sbp: More copyediting of the copyeditor. Hey, we're editing at the same time. Hi Morbus! How are you?

2005-02-28T15:56:48Z

More copyediting of the copyeditor. Hey, we're editing at the same time. Hi Morbus! How are you?

Sbp: Copyediting the clearly temporarily deranged copyeditor.

2005-02-28T15:53:49Z

Copyediting the clearly temporarily deranged copyeditor.

Morbus Iff: I'm assuming you meant "Pilgramage."

2005-02-28T15:26:40Z

I'm assuming you meant "Pilgramage."

Morbus Iff: Editing the copy, editing the copy.

2005-02-28T14:44:54Z

Editing the copy, editing the copy.

Sbp: Adding citations, and a reply to Dr. Ackroyd.

2005-02-26T00:51:34Z

Adding citations, and a reply to Dr. Ackroyd.

DrAckroyd: AFTER previewng...D'oh!~

2005-02-25T20:42:49Z

AFTER previewng...D'oh!~

DrAckroyd: Scolarly Comment

2005-02-25T20:41:51Z

Scolarly Comment

Sbp: Citations. They Are Teh Difficult And Such.

2005-02-25T20:05:33Z

Citations. They Are Teh Difficult And Such.

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 # Diamonds are Sparkly (You Are Not)
 # All Those Times
-# Songs Of The Tounge
+# Songs Of The Tongue
 # My Love Wanted a New Sofa (But I Wrote This Song Instead)
 # Trump Cards

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 # Wifflepicker
 # Puck my Wudge for Floofing
-# Affable Young Gentlemen
+# [[Affable Young Gentlemen]]
 # A Song For Daisy
 # A Song For Brandi

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-''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgramage Songs'' and is attributed to [[York of Brahang]].  Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
+''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgrimage Songs'' and is attributed to [[York of Brahang]].  Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
 I'd always been told that it was Odgar's way of intimating to the interloper that he'd been spotted, and that's why it's the last song. Shows what I know. --[[User:Sbp|Sean B. Palmer]] 19:51, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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 The book is still in print, and is currently being published by the same Grommie family newsgroup that prints the [[Iganefta Recorder]], whose publishing facility mysteriously and surprisingly moved to [[Folktown]] last week.
-'''Citations''': [[Folktown]], [[Iganefta Recorder]], [[Odgar IV]].
+'''Citations''': [[Odgar IV]], [[Folktown]], [[Iganefta Recorder]].
 --[[User:Sbp|Sean B. Palmer]] 15:05, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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-''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgamage Songs'' and is attributed to [[York of Brahang]].  Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
+''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgramage Songs'' and is attributed to [[York of Brahang]].  Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
 I'd always been told that it was Odgar's way of intimating to the interloper that he'd been spotted, and that's why it's the last song. Shows what I know. --[[User:Sbp|Sean B. Palmer]] 19:51, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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 # I've Got A Bird
 # Parrotina
-# "Tweet Tweet" Go Other Birds, Mine Says "Splak!"
+# "Tweet Tweet" Go Other Birds, Mine Says "[[Splak]]!"
 # The Great Millet And Seed Shortage
 # Whistleborough
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 # That Minstrel In The Corner Is Weirding Me Out
-The book is still in print, and is currently being published by the Grommie family newsgroup that print the [[Iganefta Recorder]], whose publishing facility mysteriously and surprisingly moved to [[Folktown]] last week.
+The book is still in print, and is currently being published by the same Grommie family newsgroup that prints the [[Iganefta Recorder]], whose publishing facility mysteriously and surprisingly moved to [[Folktown]] last week.
-'''Citations''': [[Odgar IV]], [[Folktown]], [[Iganefta Recorder]].
+'''Citations''': [[Folktown]], [[Iganefta Recorder]], [[Odgar IV]].
 --[[User:Sbp|Sean B. Palmer]] 15:05, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
-''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgamage Songs'' and is attributed to York of Brahang.  Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
+[[Category:Texts]]
 I'd always been told that it was Odgar's way of intimating to the interloper that he'd been spotted, and that's why it's the last song. Shows what I know. --[[User:Sbp|Sean B. Palmer]] 19:51, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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−	''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgamage Songs'' and is attributed to York of Brahang. Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is ~~Odigar Iv~~ who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)	+	''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgamage Songs'' and is attributed to York of Brahang. Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is [[Odgar IV]] who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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	--[[User:Sbp\|Sean B. Palmer]] 15:05, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)		--[[User:Sbp\|Sean B. Palmer]] 15:05, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)
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		+	''That Minstrel in the Corner is Weirding me Out'' also appears in ''[[Iganefta]] Pilgamage Songs'' and is attributed to York of Brahang. Whether this is because York overheard someone singing it and thought to profit by it or whether it is Odigar Iv who did the same by purloining a popular folktune of the day is hard to say. --[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 15:41, 25 Feb 2005 (EST)

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-Odgar IV's only published volume of music, the '''Songs of Odgar The Fourth''', were famously not published by the author himself. Rather an interloper in court had managed to hear Odgar's semi-private performances over a number of years and secretly record them, eventually marketing a book which not only stole Odgar's tunes but misrepresented his name.
+[[Odgar IV]]'s only published volume of music, the '''Songs of Odgar The Fourth''', were famously not published by the author himself. Rather an interloper in court had managed to hear Odgar's semi-private performances over a number of years and secretly record them, eventually marketing a book which not only stole Odgar's tunes but misrepresented his name.
 There are a hundred and twenty eight tunes in the book, all of which are listed here:
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 # How I Love The City Girls
 # That Minstrel In The Corner Is Weirding Me Out