Maggie Cameron isn't among my oft played tunes. If my memory serves me,
I remember hearing someone play Coire an Lochan right after it.
john
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Okay here's a set question. The problem here is too many choices, as
opposed to not enough choices. What do you guys play after Maggie
Cameron? I'm looking for a reel in A.
Mrs MacPherson of Inveran.
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Hi Jack,
Jack Campin a écrit:
As far as I know, box players always do Jean's Reel in F.
Playing in F on a C#D is... akward (to me anyway!)
I don't play it, but it seems to me that Lochleven Castle (A minor)
ought to go quite well with it.
Where could I find this tune?
;-)
Dominique R
At 09:34 AM 2/3/03 -0800, Toby Rider wrote:
I think we get into big trouble when we start applying art music
standards of what is good to any kind of traditional music, whether it be
Scottish trad. music or jazz.
First, I agree completely with your observation, Toby, that styles change.
What
The version played by Natalie MacMaster
Bonsoir,
Which version of Jean's reel do you play after that? In F? BMcLeod?
NMcMaster?
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Cynthia Cathcart wrote:
Traditional musicians can sound dead-wooden as well, but luckily they
tend to be fewer and farther between. Does anyone have theories on why
this seems to be so?
Not just traditional, but self-taught in general, or informally taught.
I don't think that people with
I don't play [Jean's Reel], but it seems to me that Lochleven
Castle (A minor) ought to go quite well with it.
Where could I find this tune?
(Slipping into California surfer accent) Dude, you mean to tell me you
don't know Loch Leven Castle? It's like totally one of the first tunes I
ever
