Hello Frank, are these three accompanying voices really original ? Its just that I wonder about the G,, D, G, in the drone, to my experience as drone based musician G,, G, D would sound more musically - but indeed less "peasant like". At all I would solemly write "drone in G d g obligatory". I know this melody as from the Paix collection via a hungarian book, it is veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery popular here with drone based instruments.
Simon Wascher - Vienna, Austria Frank Nordberg wrote: > (...) Of course the ungarescha is really a bagpipe piece, so it doesn't really count. > But even so - although Mainerio's dance band arrangements certainly have > many qualities, complex polyphony isn't one of them. > > Frank Nordberg > > _______ > > X:1 > T:Ungarescha > C:Giorgio Mainerio > V:1 Program 1 110 > V:2 Program 2 42 > V:3 Program 3 40 alto > V:4 Program 4 43 bass > M:C| > L:1/4 > K:Gmix > V:1 > GGAG|GDDE/F/|GGAG|D2D2::BBBA/B/| > V:2 > G,4|G,4|G,4|G,4::G,4| > V:3 > D,4|D,4|D,4|D,4::D,4| > V:4 > G,,4|G,,4|G,,4|G,,4::G,,4| > To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: >http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
