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A must for anybody insterested in Scottish traditional music.
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the dance at some point make it to its assumed
home country? Or does the schottische actually have some genuine roots
in the highlands?
And since I'm bothering you all anyway: is there any difference between
a strathspey and a highland reel?
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protection that came with
your computer or with your internet subscription. Go out and get
something more effective (and possibly something that doesn't slow your
computer down to a crawl as well. ;-)
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Does anybody know what happened to the DCU (Dublin City University)
Tradtitional Music Soceiety web site?
There used to be a nice collection of abc tunes and abc resources there,
but now it's just an empty front page. :-(
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on the format it was in, try archive.org - this can be *very*
handy for finding ex-web pages. Only thing is, it doesn't cope very
well with scripted sites, like, say, JC's tune finder.
Cheers,
Calum
On Friday 19 March 2004 09:40, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Does anybody know what happened to the DCU
Steve Mansfield wrote:
Come to the open air theatre season at Gawsworth Hall near Macclesfield,
England, 22-26th June, to find out what we come up with :-)
Would love to, but I guess a trip corss the NOrth Sea is out of question
for me this year.
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when objetivity was a virtue virtually unkown among musicologists, but
Naylor was unique - with a understanding and *respect* for his sources
decades ahead of his contemporaries.
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at a school where I used to work.
X:1
T:A Donegal mazurka
C:anon.
O:Ireland
A:Ulster??
R:Mazurka
M:3/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=190
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this discussion has led me to the conclusion that
I'm not gonna waste more time on that anymore. From now on all PDF files
produced for Musica Viva will be optimalized for A4 prints. If users
want to print on some local/personal paper size, it's their problem, not
mine.)
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on a single staff.
Here's an example how you can do it with BarFly. Maybe some abcm2ps user
here can give the syntax for abcm2ps.
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X:4249
T:Ungarescha
C:anon.
O:Hungary/Italy
B:Giorgio Mainerio: Il primo libro de balli (1578)
N:Repeats written out in full
Forgeot Eric wrote:
I've updated the Free Sheet Music Directory
/.../
Did I miss any?
I have a small website with a few (500) hometranscribed tunes :
http://anamnese.online.fr/abc/
Sorry Eric. Your site already is listed in the directory, but only in
the traditional music categories. I'll
Great work, Norman, I've added it to the ABC applicatins database
(http://www.musicaviva.com/abc/abcapp/index.tpl - in case somebody'
forgot ;-)
Keep up the good work!
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Norman Schmidt wrote:
Hi everyone,
After not finding
from
somewhere - don't remember who). Let's if anybody in the audience can
manage to stay seated through that combo ;-)
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I've updated the Free Sheet Music Directory
( http://www.musicaviva-com/fsmd/index.tpl )
with a number of new sites. The ABC category now includes 153(!) sites.
Did I miss any?
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The ABC sites listed in the free sheet music directory are:
http
Thanks Richard and David!
And thanks to those who replied offlist (I assume they don't want their
names mentioned here)
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Still going strong, but now at
http://www.lesession.co.uk
Aargh! I was *sure* I had remembered to update that URL. Sorry Steve!
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Can anybody help me identifying this tune?
I'm pretty sure I *should* know it, but can't place it!
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X:1
T:?
C:?
O:?
R:Polka?
M:C
L:1/8
Q:1/4=180
K:G
G.G.B.G.B .G.B c/B/A/G/|D7.F.A.F.A .F.A d/c/B/A/|\
G.G.B.G.B .G.B d3/B/|Cc/B/A/G/ D7FA/c/ GB.GG2:|
|:Ggf/e
and informing list Derek!
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I thought this might come handy to some.
I've just added a table of corresponding midi note numbers, standard
note names, abc note names and General Midi percussion sounds to Musica
Viva at:
http://www.musicaviva.com/midi/midinotes.tpl
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Forgeot Eric wrote:
Hello, it's nice to see here posts related to music only :)
Do abcusers know also about Wayne Cripps' tab program ?
I've noticed it, but since it's not cross-platform compatible, it's
pretty useless as a *standard* format.
Nice idea, though.
Frank Nordberg
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tweaking.
So sorry, Eric. Although I suppose many of the programmers here will
disagree, I wouldn't say an application is available for the average
user unless there is a ready-made and *tested* version of it for the OS
he/she is using.
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I. Oppenheim wrote:
You claimed in your first e-mail that the application
in question wasn't portable,
No, I didn't.
I said the format (not the application) wasn't cross-platform compatible.
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Jack Campin wrote:
I have been trying to transcribe a rather obscure, and as far
as I know never-before-transcribed, piece of tablature from a
Scottish manuscript of about 1680.
Always trust Jack to come up with good an unusual music - and
interesting challenges :)
The MS gives no clue as
not trying to make a new system for tablature in
abc that is incompatible with the already existing abctab!
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that period?
Or does anybody have a different solution to the problem?
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Here's a passage Steeleye Span used as an interlude to All around my
hat. Does anybody know if it's based on some old tune, or is it
something they wrote themselves?
Frank Nordberg
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X:1
T:?
R:Jig?
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:C
FC2F {G}FEF|CGEE EDE|FFEF AFA|Fced cdB|
CGcc {d}cBc|GdBB
be generally useful, since I gather that
these also occur as tremolo markers in string music.
Yes, and they're also used as trill/mordent symbols in early music.
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---
Is there any problems with notation like [BAD]4 ?
If not, I think it should be included in abc 2.0. It's much easier for a
human both to read and write than [B4A4D4] - which should be kept just
for the sake of backwards compatibility.
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widely
separated chords and a fast repeated drone note in the middle. Only -
well the body part *he* specified for the middle note was not the nose...
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John Chambers wrote:
©: 1998 Joe Smith ...
But some people might have problems figuring out how to type this. On
many linux and *BSD systems, you can get the copyright symbol with
the ALT-) (or ALT
and for wind instrument
manufacturers who have to make special models for the US market.
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such antiqus safely stored in
our parents' house five hundred miles from present location: You don't
happen to have a web reference, do you?
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shouldn't it?
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. You'd better take this up with
Frank Nordberg who says
...
And I stand by what I said. One programmer/developer team should not be
allowed to alter or redefine established standards according to their
whims by brute force alone.
It's a somewhat different question when we're talking about
C:Arthur Smith
T:C
K:C
1/8CCEE GGaa|ccaa GGEE|CCEE GGaa|bhhaa GGEE|
FFaa ccdd|beedd ccaa|CCEE GGaa|bhhaa GGEE|
GGhh ddee|ffee ddhh|CCEE GGaa|bhhaa GGEE|]
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much in conflict with the need for simplicity.
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for transcribing one of those books into ABC:
abc2ps *did* in fact have some serious problems with some of the O'Neill
1001 tunes. I don't remember the details, though. Might have been some
generic ABC problems, not related to abc2ps at all.
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point here is that BarFly has many of the same special
features as abc2ps/abcm2ps/midiabc, only it uses different syntaxes.
Any programmers here that feel the call to create a nice little
conversion program/script for the benefit of the world at large?
Frank Nordberg
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Frank Nordberg wrote -
An important point here is that BarFly has many of the same special
features as abc2ps/abcm2ps/midiabc, only it uses different syntaxes.
Any programmers here that feel the call to create a nice little
conversion program/script for the benefit
for doing thing the way they do. ;-)
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, and the minutest technical details, he summed it all up
with these immortal words:
Remember, everything we do, we do for the ladies!
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Bernard Hill wrote:
...
Why are there no professional musicians who perform without being paid
for it?
Hey, I'm a professional musician, and I *do* perform without being paid
for it quite a lot, and so do all the collegues I know!
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Just wanted to let you know that the ABC applications database is now
updated (or will be in a few minutes at least - uploading as I write this).
It's two days later than I originally planned. The reason is that I
decided I wanted the update as a Today's Feature at Musica Viva, and
July 2nd
://www.musicaviva.com/abc/abcyclopedia/index.tpl and select S and
then Special characters)
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as damage,
and routes around it. I think it can be updated to say The Internet
treats abusive copyrights as damage, and routes around it.
In this particular case there's no difference whatsoever between
censorship and abusive copyrights.
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belated christmas gift:
http://home.online.no/~frnordbe/bb-blackbird-bb/
(Sorry about the messy fonts, I never intended my big band arrangements
to be distributed digitally at all.)
And, oh yes, a challenge:
Can anybody come up with a good abc transcription of this arrangement?
Cheers
Frank
Masterpieces of Piano Music,
first published in 1918 and still in print today. (Well, that partcular
site is actually illegal, but only because they're located in the USA.)
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for that particular performer.
Wooaa! Special arrangements - that'd be even *more* illegal than plain
reproductions! Surely *no* responsible musician would ever even think of
doing anything like that! ;-)
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to check what I'm doing. Is that
possible with the .ps arrangement?
Nope. That's the major shortcoming of this whole abc2ps scheme.
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clean-up), so most of the process is quite
a mystery to me.
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Just wanted to let you know that the Drunken sailor arrangement I posted
parts of here at abcusers is now up at Folkband:
http://www-musicaviva.com/ensemble/folkband/list.tpl?mode=oneill-1001no=21
There's also a midi of the violin duet version at:
Corrected URLs:
http://www.musicaviva.com/ensemble/folkband/list.tpl?mode=oneill-1001no=21
and:
http://www.musicaviva.com/midi/files/ireland/drunken-sailor-2vln.mid
(although you probably all guessed that)
Frank
Frank Nordberg wrote:
Just wanted to let you know that the Drunken sailor
hand, *all* midi files sound lousy with QuickTime 6, so it
might not be an important issue.
Enjoy!
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. Unortunately, with
QuickTime 5 Apple blew it big time :-(
(And congratulations on Musica Viva's survival too!)
Thanks :-)
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a domain name in Europe: Whatever you do, dON't USE
Active ISP!!!
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back for good whether I want it or not ;-)
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at the moment. ;-)
So please respect my right to be grumpy, anti-social, selfish and bitter.
So long!
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Frank Nordberg wrote:
...
No, the site isn't dead yet. I haven't even given up all hope to save
it! But realistically, saving Musica Viva would take a miracle
...
Woops, seems things things happened faster than I thought.
Musica Viva is now history.
Sorry folks, that's all
Good bye
:
Speaking as a rank amateur, i.e. not a programmer (!), may I just send a
thank you to Frank Nordberg for allowing me the pleasure of visiting his
Musica Viva site many times over this last year or so. I got many useful
links
...
Well...
The Free Sheet Music Directory is one of the main reasons why
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Frank-
I have learned a great deal from you in your posts and your
answers to my questions, and spent many hours poking around
musicaviva.com. Whatever is happening in your life, I hope it
works out for the best for you.
But one question: Does this Goodbye also
you want.
Crude, but it works.
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always
lovely, and usually pretty unusual.
+Avoid discussing Norwegian traditional music with Eric, he
already knows far too much about that topic ;-)
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\R.J.Peach (personal mail)\ wrote:
On 04 Nov 02 5:52 am, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Jack Campin wrote:
This probably isn't good netiquette, but try:
http://www.musicaviva.com/test/reed.html
with some bulk downloading program (such as Interarchy).
One warning, though, the tif files
Jack Campin wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knows of collections of
ABC's online that contain a large number of bluegrass,
old-time, texas swing and country fiddling?
I don't think there are any.
I would have liked to do ABCs of the Henry Reed stuff at the
Library of Congress but
.
Something else I'm going to fix soon...
Great, as long as you remember not to throw the baby out with the bathwater!
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notation.
I think somebody mentioned a way around this some time ago. Does anybody
remember how it was done?
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Laura Conrad wrote:
...
I've been just inserting:
%%MIDI ratio 3 1
into all my files.
...
Thanks, Laura, you're an angel!
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of my left hand!
Yeah, I've noticed that too. But it's OK - I really need some left hand
exercise anyway. ;-)
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Gerry McCartney wrote:
...
Say, in 6/8
time you've written the staff notes of the first three notes as abc with the
text A B C after each note.
...
You have to put them *before* not after each note!
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Toni Schilling wrote:
Don't you think it's time to change the subject-line of this thread?
Definitely not!
Discussions at abcusers always turn out this way, and finally we have
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know what kind of weird badly-programmed application people will
try to run it through.
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.%20Jokes/A%20Viola%20Audition.html
Seem I've mislaid my jazz fake book, so I can't help you much, but at
least there are plenty of midis of the tune out there. Try this for a start:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22over+the+rainbow%22+midihl=en
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I just go this email from a MUsica Viva visitor:
...
Can you help me? Is there an ABC program out there which runs on Windows CE
for Pocket PC? I see there is a Palm version, but is there anything for us
Compaq Ipaq users?
...
Does anybody here have any sugestions?
Frank Nordberg
Phil Taylor wrote:
Tim Riley wrote:
I've been pounding La Primavera through the latest version of abcm2ps
(3.0.17) and came across a few errors with the .abc file (the biggest
one: measure 76 is repeated in the lower four voices) and changed it to
take advantage of the !ornament! syntax
Guido Gonzato wrote:
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Frank Nordberg wrote:
X:2572
T:La primavera
T:Op. 8 no. 1 (Spring, from the Four seasons)
C:Antonio Vivaldi
amazing!
How long did it take to transcribe it?
Approximately as long as it takes for a Boeing 767 to get from Toronto
:
When I've been in Bodø and Nord-Norge in winter (Jul), I thought
it was HEAVEN (or to be more correct, VALHALL) ! :)
Drop me a line next time you're here, will you?
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of Cage's 4'33
that's already online.)
It's 4'11, John, not 4'33 ;-)
Anyways, if Cage's publishers actually are suing people for this, maybe
I should remove the tune from Musica Viva...
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%http://www.musicaviva.com/abc/tunes/cage-john/4-11.abc
%Posted Aug 9th 1999 at abcusers by Laurie Griffiths in an attempt to
%introduce some serious music to the list. Proofread by Phil Taylor
M:none
Q:1/8=60
K:Abm
z251|]
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- and even worse - there's no way of knowing
which Tex charcters any given abc application supports.
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Cinema Display to edit it.
For the historically interested: Antonio de Cabezón actually published
his music in *harp tablature* - one line for every string on the harp.
For some reason this notation practice never really caught on...
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Forgeot Eric wrote:
I've begun to make a true type font for renaissance music,...
Great work, Eric. Any chance of a Mac version? I used to have a program
for porting TrueType fonts between MAc and Windows, but it seems I've
mislaid it.
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it?
Please do!
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,
surrounded by text.
Does this work for .ps, .eps or .pdf files with these browsers?
No it doesn't. You can actually fake it using the FRAMESET function,
but it's rarely a good idea.
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problem.
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, there actually *are* barlines in the original this time ;-)
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M:C|
L:1/8
K:F
V:1
z4 F2G2|A4 A4|B4 B4|A4 F4|G4 A4-|A4 G4|
V:2
z4 D2E2|F4 F4-|F2D2 E4|C4 D4-|D2B,2 C4-|C2A,2 =B,4|
V:3
A,6B,2|C4 D4|B,6G,2|A,8|D,4 E,4|F,4 D,4-|
V:4
D,6G,2|F,6F,2
Eric Galluzzo wrote:
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 16:11, Frank Nordberg wrote:
I really wonder what the results from other abc applications are.
For what it's worth, abcm2ps 2.10.9 (February 10, 2002) didn't have any
problem with it apart from the global accidentals, which it gave one
Z:Transcribed by Frank Nordberg - http://www.musicaviva.com
M:C
L:1/16
Q:1/4=108
K:F
V:1
FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|cdef gabc' c2c2c2c2|cdef gabc' c2c2c2c2|
V:2
FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|CDEF GABc C2C2C2C2|CDEF GABc C2C2C2C2|
V:3
FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|FGAB cdef F2F2F2F2|CDEF GABc
the tune's got some vague oriental feel
and since it's supposed to comment on recent events at abcusers, I
though maybe Turkish Spam would be better...
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and purely
notational features?
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Laurie (ukonline) wrote:
A difference between two pieces of notation is musically relevant if and
only if it means they should sound different.
(20 words)
Nice one, Laurie :-)
Except, I think it ought to be will sound different rather than
should sound different, that is, what matters in
of
traditional music are concerned), it's still not one of the officially
approved folk music regions of Norway, so you wouldn't expect to find
the music in any standard collection.
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You certainly have my vote, Atte.
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to spam mailgroups...
It's probably some other company trying to abuse a well known internet brand.
Frank Nordberg
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it for Musica Viva a few months ago:
X:3313
T:Finska polkan
T:The Finnish polka
C:anon.
O:Sweden?
R:Polka
Z:Transcribed by Frank Nordberg - http://www.musicaviva.com
M:2/4
L:1/16
K:F
F.c2.c2 .c2.c2|F.c2(=Bc .d2).c2|F.A2.A2 .A2.A2|F.A2(^GA .B2).A2|
C7(G2C2) EGCE|G(G2C2) EGCE|C7(GECE A2)(CE|FG2)F2 F2 z2
John Chambers wrote:
Yeah, but what I want to know is when the SvenskaLåtarProject
will get underway. Hey, Frank; whaddaya think?
(I do have copies of a few of the books. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't
be the right person to type in the text, just the tunes.)
Count me out. I'm Norwegian
Z:Transcribed by Frank Nordberg - http://wwwmusicavivacom
N:Slightly simplified version
M:C
L:1/4
K:D
Dfe fAe|Bmde dAc|GBDA GBAc|Dd3z:|
|:Dfa fa|Dfa/g/ f2|Ceg eg|Ced/=c/ GBA^c|
DdAFA dAFA|GBDA GBAc|Dd3z:|
Frank
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John Chambers wrote (about shottish):
the constant footwork of: step-step-step-hop, step-step-step-hop,
step-hop-step-hop, step-hop-step-hop
Hmmm
Can anybody tell the difference between a shottish and a Norwegian
reinlender then?
Frank
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To
Laurie Griffiths wrote:
Frank asked A rant? Is there actually a dance called that???
(Reminds me of what Shakespeare says about the branle, btw)
And what did Shakespeare say about the branle? (I know that one meaning of
the French verb branler is not polite to mention here)
Twelfth
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