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NOVICA Cotton wall hanging, 'Jovial Elephant'

A jovial elephant awakens to a bright morning in a colorful wall hanging from Sunil Tambi and the Artisans of Rajasthan. The elephant comes alive with colorful and festive applique all expertly sewn by hand on a yellow background. The stone-wash cotton wall hanging features loops for hanging. Please note slight differences in color and motifs might be possible as this is an entirely handcrafted product. The overall theme however remains the same.

JOVIAL JACK-O-LANTERNS VARIETY PACK CA CLASSIC ACCENTS
$5.99
Jovial Jack-o-lanterns Variety Pack

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London Almanack Jovial Retor 1882 Antique Print
$17.00
London Almanack Jovial Retor 1882 Antique Print Old Antique Print . From The Illustrated London Almanack 1866-1895 . The Date Is In The Title. Size 10.5 X 7.5 ( 26 X 16 )

A Trip To Killburn: Playford Tunes And Their Ballads
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The six member Baltimore Consort combines voice, wooden flute, recorder, bagpipes, rebec, lute, viols, cittern and Baroque guitar into a "broken consort" (a group of instruments that are not all the same kind)(obviously) to whip up spirited improvisations of popular Renaissance ballads and dances from England. A "Playford tune" is one that was published by John Playford in 1651 in his musical anthology, "The English Dancing Master". What is particularly wonderful to those familiar with English Country Dancing is to hear soprano Custer La Rue sing some of the ballads related to favorite dance tunes. Especially fun are "The French Report", "The Joviall Broome Man", "The Famous Ratketcher", and "The Beautiful Shepherdess of Arcadia". If you like these ballads, you may also enjoy the Baltimore Consort's "The Art of the Bawdy Song", with guest singers the Merry Companions, as well as the Toronto Consort's album "Mariners and Milkmaids: Ballads and Dances from 17th-Century England".