On Friday, December 17, Julia Hanna and I hosted a filksing with Mark Horning and Samantha Moore.
Mark Horning is a singer/songwriter from California currently living in Arizona. He has been active in the filk community from 1993.
Samatha Moore is a singer/ songwriter who is also very active in SCA and creative anachronim. She lives in Florida.
Here is the list of songs with easy access to them in the video embedded above.
CONTENT 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:42 Mark sings Rudyard Kipling’s “Christmas in India” 00:08:41 Mark sings Dave Hatfield’s “Jewel in the Night” 00:15:56 Samantha sings “Another Man’s War” 00:21:18 Mark sings “Sword & Shield” 00:25:46 Samantha sings “I am Able” 00:30:21 Mark sings “The Arizona Sword” 00:37:45 Samantha sings “Grendel’s Song” 00:43:44 Mark sings “Quest Not for Glory” 00:52:09 Samantha sings “Who Serve the Soldiers” 00:57:05 Mark sings Joe Ellis’s “And the Sky Full of Stars” 01:04:24 Samantha sings “Melano’s Song” 01:10:33 Mark sings “Melusine 01:17:43 Samantha sings “True Love Never Dies” 01:22:23 Mark starts Cynthia McQuillin’s “Bring Me a Star” but technical difficulties ensue. 01:24:42 Mark sings J. Kare’s filk on C. Mcquillin’s “Fuel to Feed the Drive,” Fool to Feed the Drive”. 01:28:57 Samantha sings M. Lackey & L. Fish’s “Captain Sygny Mallory” 01:32:27 Mark sings J. Ecklar’s “Hero’s Song” 01:36:01 Samantha sings L. Fish’s “Chickasaw Mountain” 01:39:00 Mark sings H. Alexander and M. Lackey’s song “Like the River” 01:43:40 Aya reads the lyrics to Teri Lee’s “Time Winds Tavern” 01:48:00 Samantha sings “If Their Memories Fade” 01:53:49 Mark sings “Between the Fire and the Stone” 02:09:16 Samatha sings M. Lackey and L. Fish “Snow Magic” 02:14:54 Mark sings J. Hardy’s “The Tinker’s Coin” 02:32:01 Mark sings “Sing with Me”
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If you would like to order Samantha or Mark’s CDs, here is where to find them:
Samantha’s website: https://www.hartshavenmusic.com/
Mark’s CD: https://markhorning.bandcamp.com/releases
This is a great table of contents for helping us find particular songs from the filksing. I would say Christmas in India is a very timely song.
Thank you! I think the Kipling song is very timely indeed.