Fantasia Lindum
Amazing Blondel · 1971
36 min · 6 tracks · progressive rock
A vibrant tapestry of medieval melodies interwoven with progressive rock sensibilities and rich instrumentation, inviting a reflective journey through time.
Top tracks — play these first
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Fantasia Lindum: Prelude and Theme — This opening track sets the stage for the entire album, showcasing intricate arrangements that blend classical themes with modern instrumentation. Its length and structure exemplify the band's ambition to create an immersive musical experience.
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Safety in God Alone — With its contemplative lyrics and soothing melody, this song highlights the band's ability to merge lyrical depth with melodic simplicity, reflecting spiritual themes that resonate throughout their work.
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Siege of Yaddlethorpe — This piece stands out for its energetic rhythm and lively instrumentation, embodying the playful spirit of the album while offering a contrast to more somber tracks. It's a testament to their skill in fusing historical dance forms with modern rock.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Fantasia Lindum: Prelude and Theme / Song: Swifts, Swains and Leafy Lanes / Dance: Jig Upon Jig / Theme (Lutes and Recorder) / Dance (Galliard): God Must Doubt / Song: Lincolnshire Lullaby / Dance: Basse Danse / Theme (Lute Duet) / Dance: Quatre Bras Pavan / Song: Celestial Light (for Lincoln Cathedral) / Dance: Coranto / Theme (Lutes and Recorders) / End 20:16
- 2 To Ye 3:28
- 3 Safety in God Alone 4:22
- 4 Two Dances: a) Almaine / b) Bransle “For My Lady’s Delight” 2:01
- 5 Three Season Almaine 3:36
- 6 Siege of Yaddlethorpe 2:29
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