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Mirie it is while sumer ilast (from original manuscript) medieval harp

To read more about the background to the song and arrangement of this piece, visit https://earlymusicmuse.com/mirie-it-i... This is an interpretation of a 13th century song written on a page that is very difficult to read. The now-standard version of this song doesn’t follow what was written in the original sole source, so if you’re familiar with the song from modern recordings, many of the notes, and indeed the opening word, Mirie, won’t be what you’re used to hearing. The manuscript clearly indicates the notes and words in this recording (except the last note, which is missing), including the three syllable Mir-i-e. The music was written in a casual hand with a pen that had a thick nib, so some of the rhythm is unclear and judgement is needed in places. Only the words and a single line melody survive, so the harp accompaniment is by Ian Pittaway, created using medieval musical principles.