If you use a PC, the unicode for the barline character
is 007C.
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How can I type a Barline to enter note?.
on a MacOS computer near me, the keyboard has the
barline ('|') symbol
just above the backslash ('\') key, just to the left
of the return
key.
if
The Heights of Cassino seems to be consistently in
Dmaj. See The Session.org for abc, sheetmusic and a
fascinating discussion of the WWII battle. The
postings, rather new, may have come out of this
discussion. Except for a note or two, the Session
version is, for example, identical to the setting
Try taking the extra spaces out of the abc text.
. . .Unfortunately the abc version in the Fiddler´s
Companion has something wrong with it and cannot be
converted...
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I have the following casette tapes that i will send to
anyone for postage (which should be about US$5-7, in
USA.) Some are old and may have printed through as
they have not been played or rewound in a while. So
the whole lot is as is There are also several 90
minute casettes that i believe are
Nigel,
Thanks for Herr Rolloff's Farewell. A great tune.
C.
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Are the complete Journals of EFDSS available, say as
printout-able microfilm (as available, for instance,
from University Microfilms International--umi.com).
Thanks very much.
Cliff Abrams
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Hand-held scanners are usually not very good. If you
are considering getting one, test it first. See:
www.scantips.com for excellent, accurate,
non-commercial information.
CA
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On Tue, 10 Aug 2004, Cynthia Cathcart wrote:
take home. You can often
Right. I was just listening to the CD in the car and
was struck by the similarities.
Thanks for the transcription. Good job.
CA
Just about the same is *really* stretching it.
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Cliff Abrams wrote:
Is the American fiddle tune Betsy (Henry Reed,
Alan
Jabbour, et. al.) just about the same as the pipe
march Greenwoodside? Thanks.
Where might we hear it? Do you have ABCs?
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Nigel Gatherer, Crieff, Scotland
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Is the American fiddle tune Betsy (Henry Reed, Alan
Jabbour, et. al.) just about the same as the pipe
march Greenwoodside? Thanks.
CA
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Nice tune. Thanks.
CA
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I tried to look at Owens from the URL given, but got
only what looked like HTML lingo. It must be the PC
vs. Mac thing.
Glad you found what you're looking for.
C.
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Thanks, I've not only got my old friend 'Owens'
back, but I've got alot of
new places and
John,
Thanks very much for the advice. Though i am useless
when the word code appears anywhere near the word
computer, i will try this. I can get to the website
ok, so i'll first try to save as-- which Explorer
will let you do (choices: Web Archive, HTML or
Plain Text). Then...code.
C.
--- John
Look here:
http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.asp?nCo=AFMTpid=369502
Or here:
http://fontshop.com
No Owens specifically, but you should find something
similar. You'll have to pay for these fonts. Good
luck.
CliffA
--- The Lanes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have the celtic font
Steve,
Please eliminate the bass line, and, to the extent
that you are willing to do the work, use usual keys:
d, g, c, a or f. I await the result.
CA
...I'm thinking about starting a project to
transcribe these books into abc...
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For good *listening* to about 40 bedrock session
tunes, very well played, try Traditional Irish Music
from Belfast Outlet PTICD 1095
CA
Hey Nigel, where can I get a copy of 100
Essential Irish Session Tunes?
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Yeah, soon's i pressed send i knew it was wrong.
Thanx for the clarification.
C.
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Nigel,
Thanks for the tune. And X=589? That's *fast*.
The X: field is the identifying number for the tune
in the file.
Tempo is indicated by the Q: field. For a
Nigel,
Thanks for the tune. And X=589? That's *fast*.
CA
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Nigel, et. al.,
Thanks for the tunes.
CA
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...but I was initially disappointed in it because I'd
first heard her play for a dance I attended and her
playing on the CD was nothing like what she did at the
dance; that was much more spirited and jazzy, where
the CD is more polished and much tamer.
Please listen to anything by Tony MacMahon
Does anyone have words, or a source, for the song that
goes, in part,: When we sit down to have a chat, it's
F word this and F word that...? Thanks
CliffA
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Mudcat. Duh. Thank you.
CA
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By Lou and Peter Berryman, it's also called A Chat
With Your
Mother. Full text is available on www.mudcat,org.
Go to the Digital
Tradition, browse under F. It's the last entry n
the page -- Tom
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One of the best CDs i've heard in a while. Thanks,
Matt.
CA
In that case maybe I can mention my Border Seasons...
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Since i am usually dumbfounded (in a good way) by
pibroch, i would appreciate a brief lesson on the
difference between real and fabricated. Or, if too
much for a post here, direction to Alan MacDonald's
thesis. Thanks.
ca
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Jim Dawson wrote:
Alan
Matt,
Many thanks for the tune downloads. I think, somehow,
that Westlin' Winds calls for an accidental C
natural...somewhere. Thanks again.
CA
--- Matt Seattle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are now a few tunes on my website, traditional
and original, for fiddle
and/or pipes, in printable
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