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--- activities:arts_sciences:bardic [2021/12/29 17:45] – Added Links Dietrich von Sachsen
+++ activities:arts_sciences:bardic [2026/04/21 05:56] (current) – Hector of the Black Height
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 [[http://www.cornellcollege.edu/english/Blaugdone/essays/vagrancy.htm| --Vagrancy in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century England]]
-The **Bardic Arts** is a nebulous category, but a generally accepted definition is that they are one of the many performance arts that uniquely tends to have a focus on songs that tell stories and storytelling. Those who practice the Bardic Arts are observers, keepers, performers, and often creators of the stories and songs of the history and people of the SCA, as well as works inspired by their Group/Household/Shire/Canton/Barony/Principality/Kingdom pride, events in period, and works about period times or in period settings inspired by events in the SCA.
+The **Bardic Arts** is a nebulous category, but a generally accepted definition is that they are one of the many performance arts that uniquely tends to have a focus on poetry, songs that tell stories and storytelling. Those who practice the Bardic Arts are observers, keepers, performers, and often creators of the stories and songs of the history and people of the SCA, as well as works inspired by their Group/Household/Shire/Canton/Barony/Principality/Kingdom pride, events in period, and works about period times or in period settings inspired by events in the SCA.
 Along with performing, many bards will add original works to the wealth of material that help support and build up 'The Dream' of the SCA.
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   * [[activities:arts_sciences:music|Music]]
     * [[activities:arts_sciences:instrumental|Instrumental]]
-      * [[activities:arts_sciences:harp|Harp]]
     *   [[activities:arts_sciences:singing|Singing]]
   * [[activities:arts_sciences:poetry|Poetry]]