Goswick Kirn - ideal for a kirn (or harvest) supper
Margaret
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followed by an instant recall of the tune once it
started.
Best wishes
Margaret
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Of Matt Seattle
Sent: 14 July 2011 22:04
To: Dartmouth NPS
Subject: [NSP] Re: Shield's H'pipe
To mak
, Northumberland.
Concert pitch session is on Saturday 27 August from 2.00 - 4.00pm at
the same venue.
Cost: -L-8 including refreshments and music.
Contact me offlist for more details if you're interested.
Best wishes
Margaret
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I suspect both these tunes are based on the old north Northumbrian air 'The
Throttlin' of the Reeds/Reids'
Best wishes
Margaret
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Of Gibbons, John
Sent: 17 January 2011 12:4
Rob
John Armstrong of Carrick told me that Lewis Proudlock was a dancing master
born in the Elsdon area in about 1830, and active in the Thropton/Elsdon
area in the mid 19th century. I've no idea whether or not he composed the
hornpipe, though!
Margaret
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Cold and Raw?
Margaret
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rling', `Little Fishie', `Tweedside' and `Chickens and Sparrow
Grass'. All seconds are previously unpublished.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes
Margaret
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Now available:
Sweet and Salt Water
A collection of 52 old and new tunes, with harmonies. Contains tunes
from Joe Hutton, Cheviot Ranters, John Readshaw, William Darling,
William Dobson etc, as well as newer tunes by Jack Dodd and Margaret
Watchorn.
Price: -L-10 plus
Anyone who's in north Northumberland during the next few months might
be interested in the following concerts and workshops. Hope to see some
of you there.
Margaret
WORKSHOPS
Saturday 14 August 2.00 - 4.00pm. Parish Church Room, Embleton
A workshop specially for playe
I'm happy to share more information about him and his tunes, on or off the
list.
Margaret
John Dally wrote:
Playing through some of Jack Dodd's tunes today, I wondered if anyone
on the list could tell me about him, or send me to some resource on
the web that might have information abou
iddle player,
and it's stuck ever since.
Margaret
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Irish origin. There
are some unusual offerings including The Queen's Welcome to Invercauld, and
My Home (played in A rather than G) - I suspect to prove that nsp can be
played in keys other than G and D major.
I shall do some serious listening tonight!
Margaret
-Origina
he top of the piano and played along till the end
of the set, when Hannah decided it was definitely home time!
Margaret
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ng it at one of the house sessions we used to have in those days.
Happy days.
Margaret
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There are recordings of him playing three or four tracks on 'Morpeth Rant' - he
was a 'canny hand', as my dad would say. I'll ask Dad and see what he can
remember of him.
Not sure about the dam, though... Fontburn was the nearest to Cambo but it was
completed earli
sic
theory, and upon the following instruments: Clarionets, Cornopeans, French
Horns, Euphoniums and Side Drum.
Margaret
Francis Wood wrote :
On 3 Nov 2009, at 10:01, Anthony Robb wrote:
> In my 20+ years playing up north I got to at least a couple of
> hundred
> dances, parties
7;t feel the need to
write down tunes he could play without dots!
Best wishes
Margaret
-- Gibbons, John wrote :
And the place!
John
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Subject: [NSP]
nitely evidence of people being able to read/notate music in
north Northumberland, as well as plenty of examples of those who play (or
played) by ear.
Best wishes
Margaret
PS As Anthony pointed out in a different thread, the school song of the
former Duchess's Grammar School in Alnwick was C
"APPELBOLATEN" should be Äppelbolåten, though my Swedish publications (and
friends!) all call the tune "Gånglåt från Äppelbo" - which simply means
'Walking tune from Äppelbo'. It's a tune from Dalarna, usually associated
with a fiddle player called Ä
at
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We'll be learning by ear, but will also have the 'dots' to take away - how's
that for a compromise?
Margaret
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arch a few years ago, but I'm not aware of
'dots' for either tune being published; we do have photocopies of handwritten
versions of them both from Joe.
Hope this helps
Margaret
Andrew and Margaret Watchorn
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