Hello,
I got my copy of, Olde Carols (Carols for Christmas and Other Festive Times)
at the Over the Water Hurdy Gurdy festival. Their website is
www.overthewater.org perhaps someone else on the list knows how to get a hold
of the book. Perhaps writing to the address I found inside the cover. Cali or
Alden may know?
jim
Pat Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is the name of the book and where is the website?
Pat Wright
james kruse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
A Christmas tune that cali suggested for me to learn, out of the book of
christmas tunes that Joanne Andrus edited, that is fairly easy and sounds nice
is Branle de L'Official. It is a C drone. The book is chock full of christmas
music and has them listed by C, G, and A drone.
It is published by Cranky Dog Music
p.o. box 24332
federal way, wa, 98093-1332,usa
Jim Kruse
"Gary F. Plazyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I wondered if anybody had suggestions for Christmas tunes that sound
particularly good on the hurdy gurdy. I know some tunes sound better on one
instrument than another (Carol of the Bells is wonderful on hammered dulcimer);
are there any that you find really magical on the hurdy gurdy?
Tunes I like that I play now include:
* medley: O Come O Come Emmanuel (slowly with middle G drone) / God Rest Ye
Merry Gentlemen (medium speed with all 3 G drones)
* What Child Is This? [Greensleeves] (C drone)
* O Come, All Ye Faithful (adding a drone each repeat)
* Auld Lang Syne (all 3 G and 1 C drones)
Best regards,
-Gary P.
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