The Songs of Hagenspan
Music in Hagenspan was a cherished art.
The pages of the Chronicles are filled with accounts
of fiddles, pipes, bells, horns, and drums--
some signifying war or warning, some employed only for merriment.
Unfortunately, the tunes that were attached to the songs of Hagenspan
have been lost to the ages.
But happily, some of the lyrics have survived.
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Mott's song from Kenyan's Lamp Mott regaled Kenyan with this little ditty telling what the dwarf-heart loves. |
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Mott's song from the short story The dwarfs were nothing if not consistent. |
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The Song of Roarke the Dragon-Killer A popular drinking song of the north. |
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Roarke's morning hymn A statement of trust that the old knight used to sing each morning. |
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"Hey, Hollie-Oh" The song the minstrels sang celebrating Hollie's great beauty. |
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Ronica's Lullaby Jesi Tenet sang this to her nephew Owan. |
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The song of Doodle, The kobolds of the northern wastes composed this paean to honor their fallen hero. |