|A2 e e3 |=g2^g a3 |
A2e e3|d2A e3 |ag=g e2d| ed`e a3:|
f2d e3|aga f2d|f2 d e3 | ag`a b3 |
b2d e3|agf f2e|ag=g e2d| ed`e a3:|
Good one - about a cat by any chance? What's the symbol between the d
and the e (| ed`e |) mean?
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fdB Bcd|ecA ABc| B^GE EGB | BA^G A3 ||
Ooh, ooh, dare I? Och, I dinna ken. It's affy, like, WEIRD - whit wid
ma auld faither say? Bit ah do like it. Thanks for that, Jack, and
welcome back!
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quickly became a tune.
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EAB cBA | FAB cBA | ^FAB cBA | ^GAB cde ||
fdB Bcd | ecA ABc | B^GE EGB | AcA ^cde |
fdB Bcd | ecA ABc | B^GE EGB | BA^G A3 ||
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sucks.
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GFEg | fdAG FEDf | geBA GFE^c| dBAF BEE
f | geBA GFEg | fdAG FEDf | gbfa efde | BdAF BEE ||
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
Drums wrote:
Does anyone know when Rocky Road to Dublin was written?
It was in O'Neill's Dance Music of Ireland (1905?), but there is an
earlier sighting in Ryan's Mammoth Collection (1883)...
I've checked and the one in Mammoth is a different tune with the same
Always something there to remind me... If you have a moment, I'd love
to see your ABCs for the term.
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
Always something there to remind me... If you have a moment, I'd love
to see your ABCs for the term.
Oops. Private email sent to list (hi Derek). It is a sad reflection of
the state of the list that nobody has metaphorically flayed me for this
digression. Not even
, but it may have evolved from an earlier form. Why,
Ross?
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EFAB c2 cf | ecBA F2 AF | EFAB cBcf | ecBc A3 z :|
efec eAAc | efec BABc | efec efaf | ecBc A3 a :|
EFAB c2 cB | c2 cB ce e2 | EFAB cBcf | ecBc A3 z :|
efec eA A2 | efec BABc | efec efaf | ecBc A3 a :|
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. And that I'm
very pleased, in hindsight, that my brother didn't play the tuba!
Just put some photos of one of my sessions on the web at
http://www.nigelgatherer.com/photo.html
I'm the guy who's a bit overweight and look far too old and grey for my
age (playing mandolin and whistle).
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tunes with your daughter Sarah
recently, and I think she may have played it on that occasion. I think
the youngsters must have picked it up somewhere - Natalie MacMaster
maybe?
Must sound pretty good on your tube.
Jealousy gets you nowhere.
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Toby Rider wrote:
So you also play the pennywhistle?
I've been playing the penny whistle longer than the mandolin, and
currently teach four whistle classes a week. Considering how long I've
played, I should be a heck of a lot better than I am!
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that it'll make a huge
difference.
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album (Country of the Blind, 1971).
So, Scots-L, how on earth ARE you all?
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MILITARY TWO STEP
Benachally Ceilidh Band (128)
EIGHTSOME REEL
Wallochmor (116)
Foundry Bar Band (122)
Auld Reekie SCD Band (124)
[* = waltzes on each of three beats in a bar]
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Cynthia Cathcart wrote:
...I tip-toed around Chris Johnson for months (the moderator of the
wire-harp list), not sure if I should address her...him, as she
or...well...you get the idea...
...and?
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Steve Wyrick wrote:
...Any chance of posting some clips?
OK. See
http://www.nigelgatherer.com/perf/fiddlers/cammn.html
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Toby Rider wrote:
My latest publication...
[Snip]
How much will it cost?
I need to work out the postage costs, but the basic cost will be
UKP4.00, and whatever the carriage is on top. I'll let you know full
details soon - I was just a little excited, wanted to share.
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ed c2 F2 | E2 F2 D2 EF | B2 A2 G3
C | A2 BG c2 AF | f2 ed c2 F2 | E2 FD C2 FB | A2 G2 F3 ||
A | A2 de f2 ed | e2 A2 d3 G | G2 cd e2 dc | d2 G2 c3
C | A2 BG c2 AF | f2 Bd c2 AF | E2 F2 C2 FB | A2 G2 F3 ||
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Does this do it? I'll make an attempt to shut it off when I email the
list.
Yes, that's it, veda - thanks for your consideration!
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Bev wrote:
There was another JKS tune with Spey in the title whose name escapes
me at the moment - clues anyone?
Music o' Spey is probably the one you mean.
Or...
Banks of Spey
Source of Spey
The Rolling Spey
(None of these are Skinner's)
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which is not particularly harp
friendly. Once I get it transcribed, I can tell my program to change
keys (either up or down) and pick the one that sounds closest to the
original key. Wish me luck!
Good luck, Barb. Which album is it on? D'you want some help?
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Derek Hoy wrote:
Nigel Gatherer wrote:
Anyone know what this tune is?
It's known round these parts as the 'P' tune for some reason.
It's really a pipe setting of the Periwig, and one of these tunes
which is more attractive for being downsized for the GHB :)
Thanks, Derek. It's in Simon
both First and Second Collections on my website at
http://www.nigelgatherer.com/tunes/abc/petr.html
You can download the tunes one by one using the alphabetical title
index, or all of them in one file.
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
...This year's quiz...
Due to the underwhelming response (I've had ONE off-list effort), I'll
give you one more week for this quiz before relieving you with the
answers.
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, but some Irish, American and other tunes too, at
http://www.nigelgatherer.com/tunes/abc.html
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fefg ||
a2 af efae | c2 AB c2 Bc | a2 af efae | B2 ce f2 ef |
aAaf efae | c2 AB c2 BA | dfBd ceAc | Bcde f2 e2 |]
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| ce ef/e/| dB Bc | da a/f/e/d/ |
cA AB | ce ef/e/| dB a/f/e/d/ | cA A :|
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couple of CDs out - must buy them...
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Does any body know a tune called The Shetland Molecule? I heard it at
a session and I thought I'd take a look at it, but I don't know
anything about it.
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it. Chords aren't my
strong suit - I make a stab, but I lack the imagination shown by more
experienced players.
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music lovers. (12)
30. Box player got pickled - an inch hung limp. (4,10)
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| Gg3 d2B | D7cAG FED |
EmB2e gfe | Dfaf def | Gg3 Dafd | D7cAF GG3 :|
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A2f2 B2g2 | A2f2 f2ef | gfed cABc |1 d2f2 d3B :|2 d2f2 d3 z ||
F2A2 ABAF | G2B2 B2cB | A2cB AGFE | DFAB A2AG |
F2A2 ABAF | G2B2 B2cB | ABcB AGFE | D2F2 D2z2 :|]
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and they were cooking that night. I mean musically.
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| A2 BA cAdA | efed cABc |
dAeA fAgA | faaf gefd |(3fga fd (3fga fd | Bgec d2 ||
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Bodachan ar-i-ar-o
Bidh e ruith nan caoach.
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Hi John - looking forward to your report about your trip to Scotland.
(Hint, hint)
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handy to be able to tell them what it means. I should have
stuck at my Gaelic all those years ago, but it proved too hard for me.
Now I don't have the time, although I have a dictionary at my dad's
house, so I should at least dust that off.
Thanks, Cynthia, and good to hear from you again.
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. Will
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Jack Campin wrote:
...Big Brother for fiddlers? Nominations for Scotttish music's
nearest approximations to Nasty Nick or Jade?
You for both. ;-
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have books 1,2, 6, 10, and 11, and I have the piano version of book
9. I've never encountered any of the others, and I'd be most interested
to see them.
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Nigel Gatherer wrote:
I have moved my website so that it's now
[Snip]
Oops. That was supposed to have gone to John Chambers, not the list.
Apologies for that.
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I believe this was meant for the list...
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Date: 28 Apr 2004 1650
Subject: [scots-l] On the Beach at Portobello
the RCA album Take Me Back To The Jungle by Matt McGinn has your song on
it
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available on the web
(but I'm hoping John Chambers or someone else can help me find a
place to put it so that JC's tunefinder can pick it up). Anyone who
would like a copy send me an e-mail.
I'd house it on my site if you're up for it, Steve. Let me know.
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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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Three local musicians have combined to organise a traditional music
session at The Pretoria Bar in Crieff's High Street. Nigel Gatherer,
who has been teaching Scottish music classes with Strathlearning for
two years, said When I came to live in Crieff more than three years
in common. In his younger days on Orkney he
formed the Hamnavoe Dance Band, recorded a couple of records which sold
84,000 copies - I've got 'em in the cellar.
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Reel of Tulloch 8 times
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was possibly the editor.
Ah well, as you can see, the Kerr's collections have fascinated me, and
I wish I had more time to research. For anyone who's interested, I've a
Kerr's section on my web site (URL below).
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Bcd | c2E AGA | B3 E3 |
E2e e2c | dcd Bcd | cBA EFG | A3 A2 ||
E | C2E A2=G | FEF D2F | d2c BcA | G3 E2E |
FGA Bcd | cde fga | gfe Bc^d | e3 e2z |
f2D fed | e2c ecA | FGA BcA | G3 E3 |
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autobiography).
You can tell I've got a few days off, can't you?
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.
After that the Irish influence changed matters somewhat.
Personally I like both. In a march, Strathspey and reel set, I tend to
use one key as it's the change in tempo and style which lifts the set;
if I'm playing sets of jigs or reels, I'll more likely run through the
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, it is
customary to have each set played all in one key; but the effect of
this is very monotonous. In this collection the airs - nearly all -
follow each other in relative keys, in such a manner that each one
comes in with a freshness and variety which it would not otherwise
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of the piano accordion or button acc. Fergie
MacDonald is possibly a modern hero. And Stan Reeves, of course.
All this is off the top of my head, and I hope someone else will chime
in and put it all right. Best of luck Dominique.
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c2d | e2f ecA |
BBB dde | f3 a3 | b2f fec | B3 B3 :|
d2d c2B | d2d c2B | A2A c2d | e2f ecA |
d2d c2B | d2d c2B | f2f fec | B3 B3 |
d2d c2B | d2d c2B | A2A c2d | e2f ecA |
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d3 A3 | AFD D2F | E2F G2A | B3 :|
AB^c | d2e f2d | ^c2e ecA | d2e f2d | g3 f2g |
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try to meet up. Do you
play?
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someone with a different opinion.
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and enriching the tune rather than disposing of it after
one or two plays and on to the next - but then I'm old-fashioned that
way.
Great to hear such opinions expressed, Matt.
Nearly forgot - David Greenberg's rendition of Black Jock is a beacon
in these dark times.
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discussing, but I'm rushing out the door.
We'll be at the West End tomorrow night, but I'm currently looking for
another venue for a session. The Canon's Gait is a possibility.
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with
variations
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blasting the hall
with sets suitable for The Gay Gordons, Dashing White Sergeant, Strip
the Willow and waltzes. Man, it was braw, wi' nae a fiddle in sicht!
Any other braw nichts oot there?
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sure there are plenty more.
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a2 ea ecAB | (3cBA eA fAeA | a2 ea ecAB | Bcdc B=GGA |
a2 ea ecAB | cdef =g2 fg | af=ge fdec | Bcdc B=GG2 :|
(3cBA eA fAeA | (3cBA af ecAB | (3cBA eA fAec | Bcdc B=GB=c |
(3cBA eA fAed | cdef =g2 fg | af=ge fdec | Bcdc B=GG2 :|
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GG Bc/d/ Gc Bc/d/ | eg f/g/a/f/ gGB :|
g | dgBg dgbg | dgBgaAce |\
dgBg dgbg | (3efg (3fga gGB
g | dgBg dgbg | dgBgaAce |\
GG Bc/d/ Gc Bc/d/ | eg f/g/a/f/ gGB |]
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dolan morrison wrote:
Oot Be East De Vong is the second tune.Shetland job i beleive.
Of course! Thanks, Dolan.
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have been an
import (from England perhaps?). Rakes of Mallow was reported at some
time eons ago as The Rigs of Marlow giving an interesting question
over its origins. Earliest Irish printing was about 1765 (Burk Tumoth);
earliest Scottish printing c1780s (Aird).
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A2d dcd | B2d A2g | fdd ecc | edd d2 :|
a | fdd add | ce2 A2a | fdd add | f2a e2a |
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, Edinburgh. First
one's on Wednesday 1st Oct, 2-4 (I think). Anyone who fancies a bit of
a dance in the afternoon should definitely turn up.
Crieff's a bit out of our range though.
Well it is at the back of beyond.
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tunes and wrote
new parts for them. perhaps someone on this list might have the Macleod
books and could check?
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BcB | def gfe | d2B BcB | A2B cBA |
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D2G GAG | B2G GAG | E2A ABA | cBA GFE |
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Toby Rider wrote:
Okay, I was able to [Bruce Olson's] site. Can anyone volunteer to
keep the site up-to-date, if give them write access to it?
I'd happily do that if I knew what was required.
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John Wallace (RSAMD) - who has played trumpet in a Scottish
music setting - know any nice nuggets? Keep us informed of progress.
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I have been asked:
...I am trying to find the words to the song.. On the Beach at
Portobello
I have heard it sung a few times, but the guy who used to sing it
especially for me (as I live in Porty) has died...
Any ideas?
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and can let me know?
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D:Horses for Courses by the Riverside Ceilidh Band
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that it will be returned soon. Bastards.
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tutorial on my website (see URL in sig).
It might be of interest.
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I've never seen or heard of. Can you tell me anything
about it? Is it still available?
I shouldn't think so. it's probably something of a rarity, originally
released on the Transatlantic label. It featured Freeland Barbour on
accordion, and I wouldn't say it's their best.
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-Oganaich and my memory is
trying to tell me the Bothy Band also included it in a puirt-a-beul
medley. Can anyone confirm this?
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...Donald Riddell...was taught by Alexander Grant, a fiddle maker and
a friend of Scott Skinner. Riddell in turn taught many fiddlers who
are now acknowledging their debt: Bruce MacGregor, Iain MacFarlane,
Greg Borland, and so on.
Greg Borland was actually taught
? (She who must be obeyed wishes it.) Do you think it
will rain this afternoon? What will I make for tea? ZZZzzz
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c4 | ED C2 G4 |
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between these and chapbooks or broadsides, and I'm sure
some singers used them in the same way, as repositories for the words
of songs.
Musings from a pen.
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bands. I've
always been impressed by their driving rhythm and choice of repertoire.
As far as I know they haven't recorded - perhaps Dave or Derek might
let us know if that's in the pipeline?
Anyone else play in a dance band? Do you enjoy it?
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Waters of Kylesku More Sounds of the North, Wick SDB, 7b
Yearning, The Kind of Music, Bobby MacLeod, 4b
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intellect. In my
opinion.
Good to see you again, Philip.
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when
he said None at all! I had thought that the piper was supplied with
the ground, and each subsequent variation was his own interpretation.
Course I was listening to a lot of Bird and Miles at the time. (How's
that for show boating, Jim?).
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