Humsuch: Music for the St. Norbert Farmers' Market
by Liam Berry
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Digital Album
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Humsuch
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Rosebuds and Rosin
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Yumsuch
01:00
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about
Music I composed for a series of promotional videos for the St. Norbert Farmers' Market, which were produced by Folks Films, and with design by Ayla Manning.
You can check them out here:
- fb.watch/1pTlGGGPlo/
- fb.watch/1pTkjfJrEa/
The first and third tunes are based on an old English folk song, "Nonesuch", first published by John Playford in 1651. While the tune refers to a noble estate in the English countryside, a famous ship of the same name sailed into Hudson's Bay in the 1650's. A recreation of that ship currently resides in the Manitoba Museum, and is a well known attraction among us Winnipeggers. Not only is it a great tune, but I thought the incidental connection to Manitoba and Winnipeg was pretty cool, so I used it as the basis for these tracks.
You can check them out here:
- fb.watch/1pTlGGGPlo/
- fb.watch/1pTkjfJrEa/
The first and third tunes are based on an old English folk song, "Nonesuch", first published by John Playford in 1651. While the tune refers to a noble estate in the English countryside, a famous ship of the same name sailed into Hudson's Bay in the 1650's. A recreation of that ship currently resides in the Manitoba Museum, and is a well known attraction among us Winnipeggers. Not only is it a great tune, but I thought the incidental connection to Manitoba and Winnipeg was pretty cool, so I used it as the basis for these tracks.
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released May 14, 2021
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Liam Berry Winnipeg, Manitoba
I'm a composer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, working in film, games, and the concert hall. Questions? Reach out at liamcarterberry@gmail.com
Photos: Kenji Dyck
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Dec 2012