0:55 min. (976 KB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
Traditional song, often sung by Kuglimz girls and women when their husbands, lovers or sons are away, fighting, on a hunting trip, or trade mission. It is believed to help provide safe travelling for  the absent ones.
 

1:46 min. (1.02 MB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
This song is from the Kuglimz peoples and is a traditional song, sung at weddings and births to welcome the beloved into the family or the new baby into the community. At weddings, the song is traditionally sung by the fa'limus (bridegroom) and ewyn'limus (bride) to each other, sometimes together, sometimes separately, and sometimes alternating verses and singing the chorus together. When sung for a new baby, the parents usually sing it together when the child is formally welcomed into the community. It may be done with or without instrumental accompaniment.
 

1:35 min. (1.46 MB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
"My Heart for You" is a Kuglim love song Alysse brought to New-Santhala from the north, expressing once more how interwoven the Kuglimz people are with nature and their will to defend their lands and how love has an important place in their style of life.
 

1:21 min. (1.24 MB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
This is a song about life cycles as seen in the Kuglimz culture. As often is the case in Kuglimz tradition, this song conveys are rather simple idea, yet is striking and true in its simplicity and evoking deep feelings.
 

1:03 min. (998 KB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
This piece is a traditional Kuglimz song that is sung to little children to make them fall asleep and dream well. It shows the Kuglimz affectionate relation to nature and what part it plays in the education of their culture.
 

0:37 min. (593 KB)

AN ORIGINAL SANTHARIAN SONG
This is an orcish babe rhyme, sung by orc mothers to their children to keep them amused and quiet. It deals with the so-called "Bearded Horse", which is what the Losh-Oc call the Tirpan, a tough, feisty little wild horse of the Tandala Mountains. The Compendium researchers wish to thank F'ash the Archivist for providing it for their records and Mesje Vergskjan, a (female) half-orc construction worker of Lorehaven, for demonstrating the proper singing and pronunciation of the song.
 

1:18 min. (1.20 MB)

A PARODY OF "CALIFORNIA GIRLS" BY THE BEACH BOYS
This is another song in the tradition of Septimus Smallpiece's Bawdy Songs. Sung to the tune of "California Girls" (Beach Boys), with apologies to Brian Wilson and Mike...