Jack said a while ago:
The one I know is recognizably the same tune:
X:1
T:The Braes of Locheil
Z:Jack Campin
M:6/8
L:1/8
Q:3/8=50
K:Hp
ABG A3|age deg|BAB d2B|e2g edB|
ABG A3|age deg|BAB d2g|B2A A3 |]
but there's a second part too, which I can't remember.
Just catching up here...
Nigel said:
Another band I admire greatly - and two of whose members are
frequenters of this low dive of a list - is Bella McNab's, whose bank
of fiddles present a refreshing change from accordion-based bands. I've
always been impressed by their driving rhythm and choice of repertoire.
As far
Jack asked:
X:1
T:The cloutinach
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:D Minor
C2F G2A |d2c A2A |GFGGFG|A2c dDD:|
fcA cd/c/A|cAc d2c |f3 fdf|gag fdd:|
f2f gag |agf df/d/c|Ac/A/G GFG|A2c dDD:|
The first note of the tune is either a C on the low G string
as here, or perhaps better, a D unison on
Nigel asked:
T:Cenneag Mor
D:Wick SCDB
Z:Nigel Gatherer
L:1/8
M:4/4
K:D
z | f2 fe dBAB | d2 ed B2 A2 | f2 fe dBAB | dBAB d2 d :|
A | d2 ef afef | afef edBA | d2 ef afef | aAfe d2 d :|]
Anybody know anything about this tune? I think I may have heard it sung
as puirt-a-beul by the Gaelic
Derek spake thus:
Just a note to say that Ferintosh (Dave Greenberg, Abby Newton and
Kim Robertson) will give an informal and FREE performance in St Peter's
Church, Linlithgow this Sunday 15th September as part of Doors Open
I liked it so much I bought the band. No, must have been the CD cos
Erica asked:
David Greenberg and Abby Newton in the same group? Somebody please tell
me where I can get the CD over the internet or somehow from Australia. I
didn't know I couldn't live without it until I knew about it, er, if you
know what I mean...
From http://www.ferintosh.com it says you
I said:
I was part of the small but ecstatic audience yesterday- with Jack, Matt
and Stuart from here.
Oh, and Stan Reeves too. Though he wasn't all there, having got a bit
over-excited at the Trad Music Awards the night before.
Derek
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Derek Hoy spake thus:
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Thanks for the link, Derek.
Hi Erica- sorry to hear the fiddle is gone. The whistle can be very
satisfying in the hands of a maestro- just look at how Nigel's career
has blossomed :)
What's Nigel been getting up to while I've been more dead than alive?
Last I
Kate Dunlay or David Greenberg wrote:
I was part of the small but ecstatic audience yesterday- with Jack,
Matt and
Stuart from here. First time I've heard David play live, and the
venue was
ideal- a tiny wee church off the main street. Apart from a bit of
traffic
noise, the acoustic was
We've just spent the afternoon with Abby and Kim of Ferintosh and they were
saying how much they enjoyed the gig in the church in Linlithgow. I also
caught their set in Penicuik the other night, and like Matt enjoyed it
enormously.
Folk might like to know that another group of North Americans
Matt Seattle wrote:
Just found what I was looking for to answer the 3/2 hornpipe thread..
This is great, Matt; thanks for posting!
--
Steve Wyrick -- Concord, California
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