>X: 1
>T: Loch Leven Castle
>R: reel
>M: C|
>L: 1/8
>K:BAEO %Transposed from AM
>[...] c' [...]
That note is off the top of the first-position fiddle range,
which makes it Not Folky.
In the original key it's almost entirely on the top two
strings of the fiddle. Also dead easy on a D whistle.
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Hi Jack,
Well, it should "fit" on a C#D.
;-)
Dominique R
Jack Campin a écrit:
X: 1
T: Loch Leven Castle
R: reel
M: C|
L: 1/8
K:BAEO %Transposed from AM
[...] c' [...]
That note is off the top of the first-position fiddle range,
which makes it Not Folky.
In the original key it's almost enti
Bonsoir again,
Would Em do the trick?
X: 1
T: Loch Leven Castle
R: reel
M: C|
L: 1/8
K:EAEO %Transposed from BAEO
GF | "Em"E2EF EDB,D | EDEF GFGA | "G"B^cde dBAB |
G2D2 D2GF | "Em"E2EF EDB,D | EDEF GFGA | "Em"Bede "B7"dBAB |
"Em"G2E2 E2 :| Bd | "Em"e2"Am"ef "Em"edBd | "Em"e^d"Am"ef "Em"e2=dB |
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I usually use "Bonnie Tammie Scolla" as an early beginner tune. I
teach it as a song first, then the tune on the fiddle. It isn't Cape
Breton, it's Shetland.
Yes, that's the one I was thinking of. I don't have the music for
it. I thought I would never forget it after hearing it last summer
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