If you live in the United States, you'll know that many places are getting into Renaissance fair season.
For those who aren't familiar, a Renaissance fair is not a historically accurate representation of the Renaissance time period, but rather a conglomeration of medieval and Renaissance aesthetics mixed up with a good bit of fantasy.
and a lot of visitors to the fairs will dress up, but the fairs also hire a cast of people to adopt the characters and set a scene.
Often included in this cast are a number of minstrels or bards who wander around singing quote, renaissance music.
But is it really renaissance music?
Well, in most cases, probably not.
What? It's more along the lines of fantasy music, which is what we'll be attempting to define in the rest of this episode.
First, what is the fantasy genre? Here, we're talking about the genre across many forms of media.
Books, movies, video games, board games, art, and of course, music.
If you live in the United States, you'll know that many places are getting into Renaissance fair season.
For those who aren't familiar, a Renaissance fair is not a historically accurate representation of the Renaissance time period, but rather a conglomeration of medieval and Renaissance aesthetics mixed up with a good bit of fantasy.
and a lot of visitors to the fairs will dress up, but the fairs also hire a cast of people to adopt the characters and set a scene.
Often included in this cast are a number of minstrels or bards who wander around singing quote, renaissance music.
But is it really renaissance music?
Well, in most cases, probably not.
What? It's more along the lines of fantasy music, which is what we'll be attempting to define in the rest of this episode.
First, what is the fantasy genre? Here, we're talking about the genre across many forms of media.
Books, movies, video games, board games, art, and of course, music.
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