Received: from ATHENA-AS-WELL.MIT.EDU by po6.MIT.EDU (5.61/4.7) id AA11190; Mon, 25 Apr 94 14:23:14 EDT Received: from BLOOM-BEACON.MIT.EDU by MIT.EDU with SMTP id AA27369; Mon, 25 Apr 94 14:23:06 EDT Received: by bloom-beacon.mit.edu (5.61/25-eef) id AA09181; Mon, 25 Apr 94 14:13:24 EDT Received: from math.harvard.edu by bloom-beacon.mit.edu with SMTP (5.61/25-eef) id AA09150; Mon, 25 Apr 94 14:13:17 EDT Date: Mon, 25 Apr 94 14:12:56 EDT From: schuldy@zariski.harvard.edu (Mark Schuldenfrei) Message-Id: <9404251812.AA06628@math.harvard.edu> To: carolingia@bloom-beacon.mit.edu Subject: Rialto: Because its funny Newsgroups: rec.org.sca In-Reply-To: <2pe95a$nvc@search01.news.aol.com> References: Organization: My own little corner. From the Rialto, because it mentions Carolingia, and it is amusing. Tibor (The correction is close, but wrong, BTW) (Barbara Nostrand) writes: > Oh yes ... there is a song that the Carolingian >joungleurs perform which I believe is a christmas song. It is all in Latin >and goes something like (Galite Galite Christuses nautus ex Maria >Virgine Galite ...) The Latin teacher speaks out. While I haven't sung this one myself, it is a favorite of the GlenGoria Consort in Calontir, and I have heard it many times. The text, as my memory recalls, is: Gaudete, Gaudete Christus est natus ex Virgine Maria, Gaudete! (Rejoice, rejoice, Christ is born from the Virgin Mary, Rejoice.) And just to throw something totally (maybe somewhat) tasteless: Dominoes, Dominoes, I need a pizza. Half an hour or its free, Dominoes Dominoes, Dominoes, I need a pizza. Half an hour or its free, Dominoes. Extra sausage extra cheese, double peperoni Hold the mushrooms if you please, Also the anchoives. -drx -- Mark Schuldenfrei (schuldy@math.harvard.edu) Please excuse spelling errors or terseness: I am typing one-handed while my left wrist heals.