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Mistress '''Glynys of Arran''' was Minister of Arts for [[Madrone]].
Mistress '''Glynys of Arran''' was Minister of Arts for [[Madrone]].


===Remembering Mistress Glynys===
Rowenna de Manning Remembers:
Glynys was a talented costumer and an excellent belly dancer. During the time I was acquainted with her in the 1980s, she was married to John Balducci, who was a drummer and singer. Their performance was a partnership, with John singing and playing the darbuka, while Glynys danced. They set an example for performance of dance from Egyptian culture with live music rather than recorded music. 


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Revision as of 19:00, 22 May 2025

Photo

Glynys of Arran. Photo courtesy of Theodulf of Borogrove.
Information
Resides: Madrone
Pronouns: your pronouns
Date Started: Date you first joined the SCA
Awards: Order of Precedence
Name pronunciation: Not specified
Prefered Title: Your preferred title(s)
Offices: Baronial Mistress of Arts
Heraldry

Azure, a unicorn's head couped, on a chief nebuly argent a thistle proper.


Mistress Glynys of Arran was Minister of Arts for Madrone.

Remembering Mistress Glynys

Rowenna de Manning Remembers: Glynys was a talented costumer and an excellent belly dancer. During the time I was acquainted with her in the 1980s, she was married to John Balducci, who was a drummer and singer. Their performance was a partnership, with John singing and playing the darbuka, while Glynys danced. They set an example for performance of dance from Egyptian culture with live music rather than recorded music.