Re: [scots-l] MacKinnon´s brook
by the way, Nigel MacKinnon´s brook you find here: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~pfackler/Music/ choose the Cape Breton Tunebook and turn to page 21 Looks a bit different from your tune haven´t had time to play it yet, though Eva . one alternative name for it is given as MacKinnon's Brook - isn't that a Cape Breton setting? Kate Dunlay says may be related - I think more certainly. Can't work out the proper mode. Or, more truthfully, can't be bothered working it out. X:734 T:Clanranald S:Deaf Shepherd Z:Nigel Gatherer L:1/8 M:4/4 K:Em Z | E3 B GEE^c | dDDA FDAF | E3 B GE B/c/d | FDAF BEE :| f | geBA GFEg | fdAG FEDf | geBA GFE^c | dBAF BEE f | geBA GFEg | fdAG FEDf | gbfa efde | BdAF BEE || word.Art.work Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] Re: ABCs
Oh, that´s why! I already thew it away, because I had it played by a program which can play abcs and I thought it sounds so weird, I do not even want to bother try playing it ;-) Eva At 12:01 09.11.2004, you wrote: Nigel, are you sure you got the mode right for Cassino? Sounds decidedly odd IMHO! Best Matt Nigel Gatherer wrote: X:720 T:Heights of Cassino, The S:As played by Iain MacInnes (Smalltalk) Z:Nigel Gatherer M:6/8 L:1/8 K:Ador B/c/ | EEE EFA | c2e cBA | BBB B2A | BcB AFD | EEE EFA | c2e cBA | c2E c2B | A3- A2 :| c/d/ | ecA c3 | c2e cBA | BBB B2A | BcB AFD | ecA c3 | c2e cBA | c2E c2B | A3- A2 c/d/ | ecA c3 | c2e cBA | BBB B2A | BcB AFD | EEE EFA | c2e cBA | c2E c2B | A3- A2 || z | E3 FED | EEE c3 | c2e cBA | BcB AFD | E3 FED | EEE c3 | c2E c2B | A3- A2 :| c/d/ | ecA ABc | EEE c3 | c2e cBA | BcB AFD | ecA ABc | EEE c3 | c2E c2B | A3- A2 c/d/ | ecA ABc | EEE c3 | c2e cBA | BcB AFD | E3 FED | EEE c3 | c2E c2B | A3- A2 || -- Nigel Gatherer, Crieff, Scotland mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 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 word.Art.work Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] help please! (Steve)
WHOPE!
THANKS A MILLION, STEVE!!!
*happily scurries off to play Beauties of the
Ballrom..*
Eva
At 01:52 01.11.2004, you wrote:
X:1
T:Beauties of the Ballroom
C:Traditional
S:Jerry Holland's First Collection
Z:Steve Wyrick sjwyrickatastounddotnet
10-31-04
M:6/8
R:Jig
N:from Master Cape Breton Fiddler, 1982
K:Amin
efe edc|BcA ^G2E|ABc TdBG|1A3 Acd:|2A3 A2|:B|c2 c' c'ba|
gea Tg2e|TcBc age|dec TB2 G|TcBc dcd|edc BAG|Afe dcB|1A3 A2:|2A3
{e}oa3||
|:A,B,A, A,B,D|E3 {E^F}G3|G,A,G, G,2B,|{B,C}D3 {D}E3|A,B,A,
A,B,D|E3
{^FG}A3|(4G^FED {F}G2B,|1A,3 {^FG}A3:|2A,3 A,2|]
Here it is; enjoy! That o chord marking at the end of
the 2nd line is
supposed to denote an open harmonic for the a; he indicates a slide
using
the 4th finger up from the e. I'm not sure if there's a way to show that
in
abc. -Steve
Eva Aralikatti wrote:
Hi Steve,
thanks for digging this out for me.
Yes, I can handle abc, but don´t have a copy of Jerry Holland´s
books... I
usually search via google and cranford´s comes up if it´s
there
some how the lads of leith don´t seem to fit
I would be awfully greatful to you for a trnascribtion into
abc
I just looked all over cranford´s site- can´t find the tune though
.
Eva
At 21:31 31.10.2004, you wrote:
It's in Jerry Holland's (First) Collection. I can't
remember, Eva; can you
handle ABC? If so I can transcribe it from the collection
for you if nobody
else has it handy. His notes say First published in
a G minor setting as
The Lads of Leith in James Oswald's 'The Caledonian Pocket
Companion (circa
1747). Later adapted as a song by Robert Burns. The
A minor setting was
introduced to the Cape Breton repertoire by Little Jack
MacDonald.
BTW, did you check Cranford's site at
www.cranfordpub.com?
They have a lot
of abcs online for CB tunes that I don't think get indexed by
JC's. -Steve
Eva Aralikatti wrote:
Hi there!
does anyone by any chance have the sheetmusic of the
beauties of the
ballroom of the version that Jerry Holland plays on
Master Cape Breton
Fiddler...?
I´m having a tough time figuring it out
supposedly it´s also called the lads of leith,
but both versions of that
tune which found on the internet do not match Jerry
Holland´s playing at
all
thanks a million!
Eva
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[scots-l] help please!
Hi there! does anyone by any chance have the sheetmusic of the beauties of the ballroom of the version that Jerry Holland plays on Master Cape Breton Fiddler...? I´m having a tough time figuring it out supposedly it´s also called the lads of leith, but both versions of that tune which found on the internet do not match Jerry Holland´s playing at all thanks a million! Eva word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] help please! (Steve)
Hi Steve, thanks for digging this out for me. Yes, I can handle abc, but don´t have a copy of Jerry Holland´s books... I usually search via google and cranford´s comes up if it´s there some how the lads of leith don´t seem to fit I would be awfully greatful to you for a trnascribtion into abc I just looked all over cranford´s site- can´t find the tune though . Eva At 21:31 31.10.2004, you wrote: It's in Jerry Holland's (First) Collection. I can't remember, Eva; can you handle ABC? If so I can transcribe it from the collection for you if nobody else has it handy. His notes say First published in a G minor setting as The Lads of Leith in James Oswald's 'The Caledonian Pocket Companion (circa 1747). Later adapted as a song by Robert Burns. The A minor setting was introduced to the Cape Breton repertoire by Little Jack MacDonald. BTW, did you check Cranford's site at www.cranfordpub.com? They have a lot of abcs online for CB tunes that I don't think get indexed by JC's. -Steve Eva Aralikatti wrote: Hi there! does anyone by any chance have the sheetmusic of the beauties of the ballroom of the version that Jerry Holland plays on Master Cape Breton Fiddler...? I´m having a tough time figuring it out supposedly it´s also called the lads of leith, but both versions of that tune which found on the internet do not match Jerry Holland´s playing at all thanks a million! Eva -- Steve Wyrick -- Concord, California Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] Legacy of the Scottish Fiddle Vol 2
As to the subject fiddle music pre-burns. I have a book called the songs of scotland prior to Burns edited by Robert Chambers if anyone is interested, I might even be able to do a facsimile CD of the bookor copy a song or two which you might need Eva At 19:51 27.10.2004, you wrote: Well, I wouldn't exactly call it instrumental versions of songs. Most of those tunes were around as fiddle music before Burns got to them and set songs to them! Baroque-ish is a good description of the music; it has a very old feel to it in spite of using modern instruments. I found it interesting to compare this CD with his Fire Grace album which came out earlier this year. That one also features Natalie on cello but has a completely different feel: modern jazzy. Another fun thing is to compare the sound of Alasdair's fiddles; Legacy Vol. 2 features his old violin, a modern instrument by David Gusset; while Fire Grace has his new fiddle, a mid-18th century violin by Johann Ulrich Fichtl. I much prefer the tone of the Fichtl fiddle (!) to the Gusset, it has a wonderfully growly sound! I agree, I really like Legacy Vol. 2; I'm learning a lot from it. -Steve word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] do not verify your password!!!
Hi, I am getting the same stuff. ! Beware there are scams like this going on with e-bay and different banks as well, where you are asked to verify Passwords and other personal details. Probably Toby has nothing to do with this, but it´s one of these spam things which have been flooding our list. Eva At 14:46 11.10.2004, you wrote: Hi Toby, I can't be the only one, but no one else is asking, sowhy am I getting messages from Yahoo Groups for this list? One email in particular wants me to verify that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is my email address, while the others are about joining zoomtext all with reference to argyll.wisemagic.com. Are you setting up the list at Yahoo Groups? Is anyone else getting messages like this? Toby, there are verification codes and passwords in one of these messages. I won't hit delete (yet) just in case you want to see them. --Cynthia Cathcart www.CynthiaCathcart.net Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] found something else, too...
Aye, thanks for the help Cliff, John and David! Works fine now on concertina.net! I will remember this thing with the spaces between lines for next time, when I copy something from the Fiddler´s Companion! By the way, it´s neat, how you all pop out of nowhere! :-) As to the abc´s of the Fraser Collection, the Athole Collection and the Skye Collection I found this website some time ago It´s better then having it in print... much faster to look up a tune in these files, then in my piles of printed collections... enjoy! http://flutesong.members.beeb.net/ABC-Music/ABC-Music.htm Eva At 22:54 10.10.2004, you wrote: Eva wrote: Found itsemms I can´t read either...it´s in the Fraser Collection, which is available on the internet I couldn't find the Fraser collection on-line (lots of places sell a print edition, though), but the Fiddler's Companion version worked for me in BarFly once I took out the spaces between the lines, as below: X:1 T:Prince Charles's last view of Scotland T:An Sealladh ma dheireadh thug Tearlach M:6/8 L:1/8 R:Slow Air S:Fraser Collection (1874) Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:G Minor G/A/|:~BcB A2 G/^F/|GDB =FDB,|BcB A2 G/^F/|GAc d2D| ~BcB A2 G/^F/|GDB =FD B,/C/|D^CD B,2A,|G,G^F G2:| D|BAG A^FD|Bcd G^FD|BAG cBA|d2^F G2 z/D/|[D3B3] [E3A3c3]| d^cd [G2B2e2g2] a/b/|dcB cBA|G/^F/G/A/B/c/ d2D|| I'm delighted to hear the spam problem will be solved soon! Scots-l and abc-l have been the source of about a third of my spam lately. Thanks very much, Toby! John -- *** John McChesney-Young ** panis~at~pacbell.net ** Berkeley, California, U.S.A. *** Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] Scots-l
By the way Toby, I still can´t open your soundfiles on the tullochgorm page, which is a petty... can you help? Eva At 00:20 11.10.2004, you wrote: I'm in the process of building a new web-based interface for the list. It will make it easier to log on off the list and grant easy access to the archives. Toby Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] Scots-l
yeah, sure ;-)) but this one, I have been wanting months ago already take your time! Eva At 00:38 11.10.2004, you wrote: Eva Aralikatti wrote: By the way Toby, I still can´t open your soundfiles on the tullochgorm page, which is a petty... can you help? Sigh.. Everyone wants it all :-) Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic carving inlay work of fine fittings for violin, cello double bass Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] Skinner ABCs (was: Robt. Petrie's 2nd collection...)
Hi Bev, if you let me know, what in particular you are looking for, I could send you some pieces as pdf files Eva At 15:43 12.08.2004, you wrote: Bev Lawton wrote: I am particularily looking for ABC's of J. Scott Skinner word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic Music of Scotland and Cape Breton on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 0049 - 89 - 45 46 16 68 mobile 0049 - 173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] Re: Lament for Glencoe ... mysterious
Hi Nigel,
thank you!!!
It seems to be the closest, although honestly I am still not sure
Richard Wood plays a tune which has an F# in it...
but it´s certainly the first transcription which turns up by that exact
name...
It´s not the Massacre of Glencoe (or: Mac Donald´s Lament) and it´s
definitely not the Skinner piece either - I checked in the Harp
Claymore...
My problem her is also, that I love flat keys, but I am not so good in
playing them, nor am I really well versed in music theory, so it will
take me a bit to figure out the whole thing
thank you so much for taking the time to dig out this tune!
Eva
At 09:44 21.06.2004, you wrote:
On 20 Jun, Eva Aralikatti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does anyone by any chance have a copy of the Lament of
Glencoe? I
don´t seem to be able to find it in cyberspace...
Can you tell us more? I don't have the record (Richard Wood´s
All
Fired Up). Could it be Massacre of Glencoe? Do you know
the
composer? I think Skinner wrote a tune called Glencoe. Hang
on, I
think I've found it... This is a transcription of the way it's
played
on a Whistlebinkies record:
X:678
T:Great Is the Cause of My Sorrow
T:Murt Ghlinne Comhann
T:The Lament for Glencoe
D:Whistlebinkies 2, 1980
Z:Nigel Gatherer
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:Cm
c2c cBc | e3 e3 |
f2f fec | cBG B3
|
a2a gfg | b3 g2c |
cf2 f2 e | c3 c2c
|
{c}a2a gfg | b3 g2f |
gfe fgd | c3- c2d
|
e2c cBA | G3 E2g |
{a}bgf e2 d | c3- c3
||
c2c cBc | e3 e3 |
f2f fec | cBG B3
|
A2A GFG | B3 B,2C |
{C}F3 F2 E |
C3 C3 |
A2A GFG | B3 G2F | {F}G2 F/E/ {F}G2 B,|
C3 C2d |
e2c cBA | G3 E2G |
BGF E2 D | C3 C3
|]
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Re: [scots-l] Robert Petrie's First Collection abc's
Hi Steve, terrific, thanks for the great work! As I decided not to get into cello (had gotten one recently and found it all tooo different from fiddle...) so I am quite happy with the file you already sent me! But definitely I´ll be interested in the second book!!! Have you ever thought of making photostat copies of the books (in pdf) and getting them out on CD? In England there is a guy that does that. He sells them for very little on E-Bay (for example the Orpheus Caledonius) It would be a neat thing to sort of have the original then... might be less work, too. And the acrobat reader can be downloaded for free. have a great day, Eva At 05:20 06.06.2004, you wrote: I finally completed my abc transcription of the full version (i.e., including the cello line) of Petrie's first collection. Anyone who would like a copy of the file, let me know. I find that the 2-voice code is a little problematic; it works great on BarFly but needs a little editing for correct viewing using abc2ps (as used on the concertina.net tune-o-tron online converter for example), and won't play on abc2midi (which the tune-o-tron uses) at all; I haven't tried it on any other abc readers or players. I'm disappointed; I'd hoped that abc was more standardized, and I didn't expect these problems with the code. However I'm hoping someone can make use of this; some of the cello parts are really nice! Now, on to Petrie's 2nd collection! -Steve -- Steve Wyrick -- Concord, California Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional Scottish Music Culture List - To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic Scottish / Cape Breton Music on Guitar, Fiddle Flutes, Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 0049 - 89 - 45 46 16 68 mobile 0049 - 173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] scottish fiddling
To listmates: My sincerest apologies for yesterdays posting! I must be severley overworked, to not have noticed the difference in name... apart from my serious mistake, I am, however, quite relieved myself hope ye all won´t stone me... Eva word.Art.work Übersetzungen Werbetexte Ghostwriting Lektoratsservice DTP Musiknotensatz Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
Re: [scots-l] scottish fiddle in the tradition of Neil Gow
Hi ye all, by chance, I just came across a website, which I had never been to and found a sad news there... another great scottish fiddler gone... I´ll just post the notice Subject: Pete Clarke - obit From: GUEST,Lady Aelfleda Date: 31 May 04 - 01:16 PM It is with such great sadness that I have to report that Pete Clarke (aka Piddling Pete) passed away in the early hours of this morning. Pete has been around the folk scene for such a long time will have many friends out there on the Mudcat. Pete will probably be best known for his work with the Moor Coast Festival in Whitby and Bedworth Folk Festival. As and when I know the funeral arrangements I'll post them on this thread. Meantime - have a pint for Pete tonight. Jude and here is the whole threat, for those of you who knew him and would like to pay last respects... http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=70251messages=13 for those of you, who didn´t know him: http://www.musicinscotland.com/PeteClark/ Eva word.Art.work Übersetzungen Werbetexte Ghostwriting Lektoratsservice DTP Musiknotensatz Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
RE: [scots-l] scottish fiddle in the tradition of Neil Gow
all the better then if you are right Eva At 21:12 02.06.2004, you wrote: Hi Eva, I think weve a case of mistaken identity here. Scottish fiddler Pete Clark (without the e) is a different person. Regards, Ted -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Eva Aralikatti Sent: 02 June 2004 20:33 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [scots-l] scottish fiddle in the tradition of Neil Gow Hi ye all, by chance, I just came across a website, which I had never been to and found a sad news there... another great scottish fiddler gone... I´ll just post the notice Subject: Pete Clarke - obit From: GUEST,Lady Aelfleda Date: 31 May 04 - 01:16 PM It is with such great sadness that I have to report that Pete Clarke (aka Piddling Pete) passed away in the early hours of this morning. Pete has been around the folk scene for such a long time will have many friends out there on the Mudcat. Pete will probably be best known for his work with the Moor Coast Festival in Whitby and Bedworth Folk Festival. As and when I know the funeral arrangements I'll post them on this thread. Meantime - have a pint for Pete tonight. Jude and here is the whole threat, for those of you who knew him and would like to pay last respects... http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=70251messages=13 for those of you, who didn´t know him: http://www.musicinscotland.com/PeteClark/ Eva word.Art.work Übersetzungen Werbetexte Ghostwriting Lektoratsservice DTP Musiknotensatz Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14 word.Art.work Übersetzungen Werbetexte Ghostwriting Lektoratsservice DTP Musiknotensatz Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 089 - 45 46 16 68 mobil 0173 - 926 12 14
[scots-l] alternate tune name - help please!
Hi, could anybody tell me the alternative name of the tune 72nd Highlanders Farewell to Edinburgh and possibly who recorded it I´ve got it somewhere on CD, but it must be under a different name... absolutely can´t figure it out I would be awfully greatful for any help thanks! scotsfiddling in Germany, Eva word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 0049 - 89 - 45 46 16 68 mobile 0049 - 173 - 926 12 14
RE: [scots-l] alternate tune name - thanks!
Hi, fantastic Thanks a million !! Yes, that certainly rings a bell! Now I know where to find it Eva At 09:37 01.06.2004, you wrote: Hi, The tune is also known as The Boys Lament for His Dragon. It appears on Ossians first album under the 72nd Highlanders title. Regards, Ted -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Eva Aralikatti Sent: 01 June 2004 08:07 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [scots-l] alternate tune name - help please! Hi, could anybody tell me the alternative name of the tune 72nd Highlanders Farewell to Edinburgh and possibly who recorded it I´ve got it somewhere on CD, but it must be under a different name... absolutely can´t figure it out I would be awfully greatful for any help thanks! scotsfiddling in Germany, Eva word.Art.work translation advertising ghostwriting proofreading pre-press (DTP) typesetting of sheetmusic Eva Aralikatti Lehrer-Götz-Weg 20 D - 81825 München Tel 0049 - 89 - 45 46 16 68 mobile 0049 - 173 - 926 12 14
