Buskett - Revision history

SteveBorg: /* External Links */

2014-02-16T20:15:31Z

External Links

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	==External Links==		==External Links==

	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYVowSP3pVY Footage of Buskett.]		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYVowSP3pVY Footage of Buskett wood.]
	* [http://myspace.com/manniecasha/music/song/il-buskett-45496589-48629832 Mannie Casha's release ''Buskett''.]		* [http://myspace.com/manniecasha/music/song/il-buskett-45496589-48629832 Mannie Casha's instrumental release ''Buskett''.]

SteveBorg at 20:14, 16 February 2014

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	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYVowSP3pVY Footage of Buskett.]		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYVowSP3pVY Footage of Buskett.]
			* [http://myspace.com/manniecasha/music/song/il-buskett-45496589-48629832 Mannie Casha's release ''Buskett''.]


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SteveBorg: Adding external link to Buskett

2014-02-16T19:40:33Z

Adding external link to Buskett

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	==External Links==		==External Links==

			* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYVowSP3pVY Footage of Buskett.]

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SteveBorg: Uploading a photograph of Buskett wood, annual venue of Mnarja folk music event

2014-02-16T19:09:13Z

Uploading a photograph of Buskett wood, annual venue of Mnarja folk music event

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	'''Buskett''' File:DSC07260.JPG is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.		'''Buskett''' [[File:DSC07260.JPG\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Buskett, venue of the Mnarja folk event.]] is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.

	In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.		In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.

SteveBorg at 19:07, 16 February 2014

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	'''Buskett''' is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.		'''Buskett''' File:DSC07260.JPG is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.

	In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.		In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.

SteveBorg: removed Category:Localities using HotCat

2014-02-16T10:54:49Z

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2014-02-16T10:54:43Z

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SteveBorg: removed Category:Għannejja using HotCat

2014-02-16T10:54:31Z

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2014-02-16T10:54:23Z

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SteveBorg at 10:54, 16 February 2014

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	'''Buskett''' is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.		'''Buskett''' is the largest wooded area on Malta. It is a semi-natural wood, planted during the Knights of St. John era in Malta around the area known as ''Wied il-Luq''. It is a very relevant site for Maltese folk singing, hosting the then largest folk music event on the eve of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, celebrated in the Mdina cathedral. The feast, known as ''Mnarja'', includes merrymaking with folk singing, free flowing wine, dancing, meals featuring freshly slaughtered rabbit to the shade of the trees.

	In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[~~Ġuże~~ Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.		In the late Fifties eminent folklorist [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]] convinced the Rediffusion authorities to start recording folk music events, linked with a cup competition. Recordings from these events are held at the PBS vaults.