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The [[Bards]] of our society carry the responsibility of passing on our stories and songs to the coming generations in the SCA.
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The Bards of our society carry the responsibility of passing on our stories and songs to the coming generations in the SCA.<br>
A Skald, within the SCA, is one whose Bardic pursuits are particularly Norse/Viking influenced.
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A Skald, within the SCA, is one whose Bardic pursuits are particularly Norse/Viking influenced.<br>
In Anglo-Saxon society, the equivallent was the "Scop".
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In Anglo-Saxon society, the equivallent was the "Scop".<br>
In the Viking/Norse age, the Skald was many things:
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In the Viking/Norse age, the Skald was many things:<br>
Singer
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Singer, <br>
Instrumentalist
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Instrumentalist,<br>
Composer
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Composer,<br>
Entertainer
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Entertainer,<br>
Poet
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Poet,<br>
Story Teller
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Story Teller,<br>
Historian
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Historian,<br>
Biographer / Autobiographer
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Biographer / Autobiographer,<br>
“Lofræða” (Icelandic – Eulogist)
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“Lofræða” (Icelandic – Eulogist),<br>
Counselor
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Counselor,<br>
Confidante
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Confidante,<br>
Diplomat
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Diplomat,<br>
Ambassador
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Ambassador,<br>
Messenger
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Messenger,<br>
Mystic
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Mystic,<br>
Magician
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Magician,<br>
Improvisational Artist
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Improvisational Artist,<br>
Scribe? (if they could write)
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Scribe? (if they could write),<br>
Priest (of a sorts)
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Priest (of a sorts),<br>
Dancer (or he/she would lead the dancing at least)
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Dancer (or he/she would lead the dancing at least),<br>
Comedian (teller of jokes and riddles)
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Comedian (teller of jokes and riddles).
 
 
  
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(Written by HL [[Sionann in Ui Fhlaithbheartaig]])
  
  

Latest revision as of 00:32, 11 November 2009

The Bards of our society carry the responsibility of passing on our stories and songs to the coming generations in the SCA.
A Skald, within the SCA, is one whose Bardic pursuits are particularly Norse/Viking influenced.
In Anglo-Saxon society, the equivallent was the "Scop".
In the Viking/Norse age, the Skald was many things:
Singer,
Instrumentalist,
Composer,
Entertainer,
Poet,
Story Teller,
Historian,
Biographer / Autobiographer,
“Lofræða” (Icelandic – Eulogist),
Counselor,
Confidante,
Diplomat,
Ambassador,
Messenger,
Mystic,
Magician,
Improvisational Artist,
Scribe? (if they could write),
Priest (of a sorts),
Dancer (or he/she would lead the dancing at least),
Comedian (teller of jokes and riddles).

(Written by HL Sionann in Ui Fhlaithbheartaig)

Pages in category "Skalds"

The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.