John Chambers wrote:
> Steve Wyrick writes:
> [about "Gramachie"]
> | I know I've danced this dance but I don't remember anything about the tune!
> | I checked the RSCDS DanceData database web interface, which lists the dance
> | along with recordings of music for it. You might be interested in
Steve Wyrick writes:
[about "Gramachie"]
| I know I've danced this dance but I don't remember anything about the tune!
| I checked the RSCDS DanceData database web interface, which lists the dance
| along with recordings of music for it. You might be interested in checking
| out what tune
John Chambers wrote:
> Just a comment from a couple of weeks back: I did take versions of
> the two tunes called "Gramachree" along to the dance event, and it
> was pretty much agreed that neither of these tunes was what was
> needed. The jig was out because the dance is a strathspe
> Just a comment from a couple of weeks back: I did take versions of
> the two tunes called "Gramachree" along to the dance event, and it
> was pretty much agreed that neither of these tunes was what was
> needed. The jig was out because the dance is a strathspey. The air
> was a mo
Okay, I got the Shoutcast streams backup on a server at the new
location. You can find it under the shoutcast directory search for
"celtic", or you can connect directly at 207.136.137.66
Toby
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The Border Gaitherin - Coldstream 2002 - May 4 - 6th
This email is just to confirm that this event is going to go ahead.
Last year was the first run of this event. The organisers got quite a lot
of things right first time. We hope to build on the success this time. A
repeat serving of the glor
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A Chairdean/Friends,
I have recently set up an e-mail forum/group
called 'Gaelceangal'. Its aim is to promote discussion/debate on how
Gaelic organisations/individuals can further links between the various Gaelic
nations/people. If you are interested in joining th
Just a comment from a couple of weeks back: I did take versions of
the two tunes called "Gramachree" along to the dance event, and it
was pretty much agreed that neither of these tunes was what was
needed. The jig was out because the dance is a strathspey. The air
was a more likely
Hi Kate,
There are two composers of note called William Ross - both pipe majors.
The earlier is known in piping as 'Uilleam' Ross to distinguish him from
Willie Ross, Scots Guards and later chief instructor at the Army School of
Piping.
The latter compiled five excellent books of pipe music, alt
