Talk:Mistletoe and Wine (album)
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[edit] Salva Nos vs Yuki Kajiura
Blackmagictea's edits of [13 December 2006] are problematic, but raise questions as much as errors.
The link to Salva Nos redirects to Yuki Kajiura, an article on the Japanese composer. This appears to be because Kajiura's use of the tune as part of the soundtrack to the Noir (TV series) has linked the tune to the composer, at least in anime circles.
I'm not an expert on the tune, but the Latin lyric, at least, dates back two hundred years at least (according to this site).
This suggests it would be useful to
1. create an article page for Salva Nos proper.
2. Put a 'if you're looking for the composer of the Noir (TV series) soundtrack which includes this tune see Yuki Kajiura' note at the top of this article.
3. Kill the re-direction of Salva Nos to Yuki Kajiura.
I'm not an expert on the tune, or on Catholic/Christian liturgic music in general, so I'm not in a hurry to create even a stub article on the tune.
Volunteers?
Bforte 02:09, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Undrentide (song) vs Undrentide (album)
As noted above Blackmagictea's edits of [13 December 2006] are problematic.
The Undrentide link goes to a stub article on the Mediaeval Baebes third LP. I'm assuming Blackmagictea's intention is for the link to go to an article on the song (which is present on both Undrentide and Mistletoe and Wine).
As with Salva Nos above, I'm no an expert on the tune.
It would nonetheless perhaps be useful to
1. create an article page for Undrentide (song) proper.
2. Put a 'if you're looking for the album of the same name by the Mediaeval Baebes see Undrentide' note atop this article.
3. Decide that Undrentide (song) should, perhaps, take over the Undrentide URL.
Once again, volunteers?
Bforte 02:19, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
