Hi Philip I am the "shoel" that commented on your video
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=N4yTMbHbdzo asking for the dots of that tune (if possible for a G/C instrument) Could you send them my way (off list)? Thank you Keep cranking! Augusto [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 11:50 PM, JULIE BARKER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Dana > You can get many hurdy-gurdy cds [inc Bouffard and Chabanet] from Cube > Roots in the UK. > If you go to my website www.drohne.co.uk and click-on the Cube Roots link > you will find your way to getting enough hurdy-gurdy music to keep you busy > for a very long time. > I am sure there will be no shortage of recommendations from people on this > list. As for me......with my new album to promote I had better say nothing > to influence you choice. > Philip > > > *Dana R Gregory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote: > > Greetings, > I'm new to the HG world having recently ordered a > Chinook model from Olympic Instruments. I am no > stranger to traditional folk/dance music, having > played bass guitar and 104 key German Concertina in a > polka band in the 70s, and traditional Irish and > Scottish music on button accordion, bagpipes and > bodhran in the 80s. I'm anxious to start learning the > HG and have the following question. I can't find any > CDs featuring HG. Olympic and Wee Piper no longer > carry them and I've found nothing on iTunes. Is there > any place in the LA area that might carry this item? I > would especially like to get the new one with Bouffard > and Chabonet together. I watch the OTW video with them > all the time. What a performance! Any suggestions will > be helpful. Thanks > Dana G > > > > > Philip G Martin aka Drohne > www.drohne.co.uk
