Announcing a new discussion list.

A list devoted to the interchange and study of traditional folk
tunes. 

This group is for those interested in traditional folk tunes of the
sort to be found in the British Isles, Ireland, Mainland Europe,
America, Australia and many other places - playable on fiddles,
pipes, melodeons, whistles, concertinas, etc. - usually built up of 
8-bar phrases- often used for dancing - anything from Playford to 
O'Carolan, from the Bush Dance tune to the Strathspey.

It is a place where people can swap tunes in abc or midi or other 
format, show off their new tunes, seek forgotten tunes, ask for 
information on the history of tunes, anything to do with tunes.

It is and exchange  for the musician, the historian, the caller who 
wants to match a tune with a dance, the recording musician who wants 
to check a copyright, and anyone else who is interested in this 
particular musical form.

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John Adams - Village Music Project

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