Re: [scots-l] Ferintosh in Linlithgow

2003-09-13 Thread Jack Campin
Just a note to say that Ferintosh (Dave Greenberg, Abby Newton and Kim Robertson) will give an informal and FREE performance in St Peter's Church, Linlithgow this Sunday 15th September as part of Doors Open Day/Linlithgow Folk Festival. Has anybody got a definite time for this? I was going

Re: [scots-l] Jig classifications

2003-09-13 Thread Jack Campin
This probably has been asked before on this list, but what are Scottish 9/8 tunes referred to as? Slip Jigs? Jigs? 9/8 Jigs? Jigs or 9/8 jigs. Are the Irish classifications of slip, single and double jig being used for Scottish tunes in modern times No. Similarly, are 3/2 hornpipes

Re: [scots-l] Jig classifications

2003-09-13 Thread Bruce Olson
Jack Campin wrote: Similarly, are 3/2 hornpipes referred to as Old Hornpipes or is there another term that is in common use? - Jack Campin: 11 Third Street, Newtongrange, Midlothian EH22 4PU; 0131 6604760 It

Re: [scots-l] Ferintosh in Linlithgow

2003-09-13 Thread Matt Seattle
I think it's 2 pm Jack. I saw them in Penicuik last night. FanTAStic. I thought they would be good but they were much better than that. I only just managed not to shout for Purple Haze at encore time. Go see them if you can. Matt S Jack Campin wrote: Just a note to say that Ferintosh (Dave

Re: [scots-l] Jig classifications

2003-09-13 Thread Steve Wyrick
Jack Campin wrote: Similarly, are 3/2 hornpipes referred to as Old Hornpipes or is there another term that is in common use? The tunes themselves are not in common use - I've never encountered one at a ceilidh or heard of one being danced to on Robbie Shepherd's programme. Double