Recording the song Midsummer Fire
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The document summarizes a Comenius project called "More trees? Yes, please!" involving Estonian students recording a song called "Midsummer Bonfire" in a music studio. The song lyrics celebrate the Midsummer Day's Fire tradition and were written by Marika Sarapuu with music by Eteri Parts. Participants in the recording were Eteri Parts on piano, Helena Sau on violin, and Uku Maitsalu singing. The document concludes by stating the recording took place in March 2014 in Tallinn and hoping the reader enjoyed the song.
Recording the song Midsummer Fire
- 1. Comenius project More trees? Yes, please!
- 2. Project activity: March Preparations for the musical Song: Midsummer Bonfire Music: Eteri Parts Lyrics: Marika Sarapuu
- 3. Recording the song in a music studio Participants: Eteri Parts (the piano), Helena Sau (the violin), Uku Maitsalu (singing)
- 4. Midsummer Days Fire lyrics 1. In June there is a party which lasts throughout the night. People get together to celebrate the light. 2. The light which shows the way through darkness and desire. The people yell 'Hurray' and dance around the fire. Chorus: The night is short, the day is long- let's dance and burn the wood! We sing this happy song 3. We dance around the fire admiring its twisting glow: the flame is wriggling higher along the smouldering boughs. 4. Nobody has a heart to leave the party early. They want to be a part this yellow-orange glory. Chorus: The night is short ....
- 10. We hope you liked our song! March 2014 in Tallinn