pelaes unsubscribe me. Tnaks. John Chambers wrote:
> Going a bit further afield, a while back as a Scottish > dance, we included the following simple but beautiful tune > in a medley for an air-type strathspey. Some of the dancers > recognized it and had big grins on their faces. We omitted > the repeat of the fourth phrase, of course, to get 16 bars. > This tune goes well with Banks of Spey, and sounds great on > the pipes. > > X: 1 > T: Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika > T: God Bless Africa > C: Enoch Sontanga 1897 > R: march > Z: John Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Apr 2000 > N: Enoch Sontanga was a teacher at a methodist mission school in Johannesburg SA. > N: The first part is now incorporated into the South African nation anthem. > M: 4/4 > L: 1/8 > K: D > | "D"dc de f2 f2 | "A7"e2 e2 "D"d4 \ > | "D"ff ef "A7"g2 g2 | "D"ff f2 "A7"e4 | > | "D"dc de f2 f2 | "A7"e2 g2 "D"f4 \ > | "Em"e4 "D"d4 | "A7"cd e2 "D"d4 \ > | "Em"e4 "D"d3d | "A7"cd e2 "D"d4 :| > % This part not usually used nowadays: > | "D"d2 cB A4- | A8 \ > | "D"d2 cB A4- | A8 \ > | "D"d2 ef "Gb"B4 | "Em"gf e2 "D"d4 | "A7"cd e2 "D"d4 |] > Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music & Culture List - To >subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music & Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
