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The military tradition of [[Bawdy Song]] versions of common tunes, informal "bard song" concert tradition and fantasy eventually began to merge in various proportions.
* "Niennah" (Natalia Vassilieva). Renowned in the post-Soviet Tolkien fandom as a minstrel, though most well known as the author of the ''Black Book Of Arda'', a big ''[[Silmarillion]]'' fanfic [[Perspective Flip|from Melkor's POV]] that was formally published as a book (yes, Russian copyright law is quite lax). At very least, have pulled a lot of people into discussion.
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* Yevgeny Lukin. Though he has songs like e.g. a parody of [[White Sun of the Desert|Easterns]], most are around history/politics/philosophy (don't those end up tangled anyway?) both to famous tunes in parody/reference and his own. Well known in fan circles, but much more known as a SF&F author (over two dozens of various awards), and much less as a translator (at least two of [[Barbara Hambly]]'s books published on Russian).
* In the fandom there are, of course, minstrels with pseudonyms from [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s books and occasionally [[The Witcher]] Saga, and even a few groups with such names as "Voluntary Orchestra of [[The Moomins|the Hemulen]]", "[[The Dark Elf Trilogy|Bregan D'aerthe]]" or "[[Dragonlance|Kendermore]]".
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