Re: Enya in Quenya (and other conlang music)?

Karapcik, Mike scripsit:

>         It's called "Songs of the Kech", so something very similar. The tape
> is a recording of songs of an indigenous tribe called the Kech, whose
> location the author protects. The songs are working songs to religious
> songs, with transcription and translation.
>         The thing is, the entire trip is fictitious. The Kech and their
> language are from the artist's imagination.
>         Some of the music is also very pretty.
That would be the tape included with the first edition of _Always Coming
Home_, by Ursula K. LeGuin.  (It's "Kesh", BTW.)

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