Musical Surprise

On my last trip to Canton I kept hearing the sounds of medieval music, you know, the kind you associate with Robin Hood and Little John riding through Sherwood Forest, that haunting but lilting sound of flutes, lyres, and other ancient exotic instruments.  At first I thought it was canned music but the pause in between each song was too varied so I finally decided it was live.  When I finally found the stage, much to my surprise, the performers were not what I expected.

A Peruvian band!

Including this big guy playing a little ukelele.

A handsome guitarist with a sleek black ponytail.

 

And then this dude who kept pulling various instruments out of a suitcase!

The music was quite romantic.  At the time I thought about buying one of their CD's (I don't even know the name of the group) but decided against it because I have no way of playing it.  Until on the way home I realized I have a CD player in my truck!  Duh!  I usually listen to audio books while driving!  But if I run across them again, I won't hesitate because I love that music.  I'm hoping to hear something like it tomorrow while I'm attending the Texas Renaissance Festival (if it doesn't rain us out!).

Note re Yesterday's Post:  No one picked up on what I tried to convey as the indignity, that being every time I approach cows they turn their butt toward me and pick up their tail!  And then sometimes do you know what right in my face!  For those of you who called this heifer "he," I guess you've never seen a cow with udders!  I got a chuckle at your expense!