Re: [abcusers] Mirror of Joyce's book Old Irish folk music and songs

2001-08-16 Thread John Chambers



| I've found this :
| http://www.g8ina.enta.net/joyce.zip
| at :
| http://www.g8ina.enta.net/irish.htm
|
| The P.W.Joyce ABC Set The Joyce Set Site closed, thanks to Allen
| Garvin for permission 
|
| (I've only found 370 tunes)

That was the same joyce.zip file that I  found  on  another
site  a  few days ago.  I unzipped it, and found that there
were actually only 229 tunes (with 265 titles). I wonder if
the  remaining  613 tunes have been transcribed, and if so,
where they might be hidden?

One curious thing was that searching turned up lots  of  claims  that
the  book  was  published  in  1965,  implying  that  there  might be
copyright problems.   But  somehow  this  didn't  seem  quite  right,
considering  that  Joyce  died  in  1914.   That's  a  bit long for a
posthumous publication.  Eventually I did turn up the fact  that  the
original book was published in 1873.  So there shouldn't be any legal
worried in transcribing it.

I also checked with amazon.com and bn.com (Barnes  Noble); both told
me  that  the  book is out of print.  This might just mean that their
databases don't know where to get it.  The 1965  publication  was  by
Cooper  Square  Publishers  in  New  York,  and  they have a web site
(www.coopersquarepress.com) with a search facility.  It doesn't  find
any  matches  for  the  title or author.  Any idea whether it's still
being published, and if so, by whom?

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Re: [abcusers] Mirror of Joyce's book Old Irish folk music andsongs

2001-08-16 Thread Jack Campin

 I also checked with amazon.com and bn.com (Barnes  Noble); both told
 me  that  the  book is out of print.  This might just mean that their
 databases don't know where to get it.  The 1965  publication  was  by
 Cooper  Square  Publishers  in  New  York,  and  they have a web site
 (www.coopersquarepress.com) with a search facility.  It doesn't  find
 any  matches  for  the  title or author.  Any idea whether it's still
 being published, and if so, by whom?

Llanerch maybe?  They've done very similar stuff, like the Petrie
collection.

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