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Reynardine is a
traditional English ballad (Roud 397). In the
versions most
commonly sung and
recorded today,
Reynardine is a
werefox who
attracts beautiful...
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replaced by
electrified versions of
traditional English folksongs ("
Reynardine", "Matty Groves", "The Deserter", "Tam Lin"), new
compositions by band...
- his
powers to
Reynardine and Ysengrin: he had
given Ysengrin "power over the trees" and
Reynardine the
power to take bodies.
Reynardine had been in love...
- 4:19 4. "James"
Isobel Campbell 3:55 5. "Hori Horo"
Traditional 2:21 6. "
Reynardine"
Traditional 2:54 7. "Milkwhite Sheets" Jim
McCulloch 1:20 8. "Cachel...
- "Lions and Tigers", "St. James's", "The Lady of Carlisle" (Laws O25) 397. "
Reynardine" 398. "Caroline of
Edinburgh Town", "The Hedginer" (Laws P27) 399. "The...
- from whom he
learned some of the
songs (such as "Blackwaterside" and "
Reynardine") that
would later feature strongly in his
recording career.
Jansch travelled...
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Graces (1976) (including "And the Band Pla****
Waltzing Matilda" and "
Reynardine")
Ashes and
Diamonds (1977) (including "No Man's Land") A Cut
Above (1980)...
- (1937) Van den vos
Reynaerde (1937) Van den vos
Reynaerde (1943 film)
Chanticleer and the Fox (1958)
Other Maleperduis Reynardine Willem die
Madocke maecte...
- one-act
opera by Igor
Stravinsky (spelled
either way) Renard,
short for
Reynardine, a fox-like
character in
webcomic Gunnerkrigg Court (often misspelled...
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found in The
History of
Reynard the Fox and its sequel, The
Shifts of
Reynardine (the son of Reynard). The
canting coat of arms of Châteaurenard in France...
