Lisa Theriot’s “Harvest” Live at The Green Dragon

November 19, 2012

Here is a video from the Ken and Lisa Theriot concert Tuesday night of Gulf Wars XX. This song, Harvest, written by Lisa Theriot is on her album A Turning of Seasons (hear clips from all the tracks on the album here). On the liner notes for this album, Lisa says this about the song: [...]

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Christmas Album – The Gifts of Midwinter – by Ken and Lisa Theriot

November 8, 2012

This is the long-awaited Christmas album by Ken and Lisa Theriot. It is the first Raven Boy Music release by both Ken Theriot AND Lisa Theriot together. In the beginning (ca. 1988) their different song selections and writing styles were different enough that separate “solo” albums made sense. Then they just kept doing it that [...]

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Band of Brothers – A Song For St. Crispin’s Day

October 26, 2012

Today, October 25th, is St. Crispin’s Day. This might not mean much in 2012 if it had not been for Mr. Shakespeare and his play, Henry V. King Henry makes a rousing speech before the Battle of Agincourt whose words entered the English-speaking popular culture and stayed. We still hear references to it today. Whenever [...]

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Ken and Lisa Won’t Be At Pennsic But Their Music Will

July 27, 2012

For the first time in several years, Ken and Lisa Theriot will not be attending Pennsic, the annual event where they normally play live.  This is due to several complications with scheduling and numerous other pesky non-musical real-life must-do things.  But something actually kind of wonderful happened when they started telling folks they’d be absent [...]

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The Lost Colony of Roanoke Back In The News

May 15, 2012

The historical mystery of The Lost Colony of Roanoke is back in the news!  In Britain recently, scholars re-examined an old coastal map from the period (between 1580 and 1590) using modern technology and think they have uncovered some new information.  You can read this article here: www.nytimes.com/2012/05/04/us/map-markings-offer-clues-to-lost-colony.html. I have been fascinated with the lore [...]

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Samantha Moore Live at Gulf Wars XXI

March 9, 2012

Samantha Moore will perform live at Gulf Wars XXI on Monday, March 12th at 7:00 at the fabulous Green Dragon Tavern.  Come out and enjoy an evening of revelry and music to kick off your war.  Samantha (THL Ambra in the SCA) will be singing songs from her CDs Songs From the White Hart and [...]

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Get SCA Music For The Drive to Gulf Wars

March 6, 2012

It’s a long drive to Gulf Wars and you’re going to want some music, right? Well be sure to check out some of the songs in the widget over there on the right You can get them from iTunes  CD Baby as downloads or CDs with the store widget on the right. OR you can [...]

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Bards Song Book – Human History

March 6, 2012

Get your copy of the Human History Bard Book, just in time for Gulf Wars (just barely!).  You’ll need some songs to sing at all the bardic circles you’ll be going to at Gulf Wars, right?  Well The Human History Bard Book contains chords and lyrics to all 12 songs (such as The Feast Song, [...]

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Ken and Lisa Theriot Live at Gulf Wars XXI

March 4, 2012

Ken and Lisa Theriot (Kenneth and Adelaide) will be performing live at The Green Dragon Tavern on Monday night (March 12th) of Gulf Wars XXI from 8-10 pm.  Start the war out with an evening of song and merriment at the best venue in the SCA. Hear samples of their music (along with songs from [...]

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Marmion’s Christmas Song

November 22, 2011

Marmion’s Christmas Song is the 2nd song on The Gifts of Midwinter, the Christmas CD by Ken and Lisa Theriot.  We tried our best to infuse it with all the feel of a traditional Christmas song.  Lisa set the poem to the tune of “The Sussex Carol” and voila! Here is an audio clip of [...]

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