We'll see tomorrow! Nevertheless, I didn't know
about this tune, Could you post the abc for it, please?
Manuel
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HI,
For those of you nearby/interested there will be a
session on Brechin at the Caledonian Hotel on the fourth of June (next Friday)
at around 20.00. The place serves food, wine and real ales and, if you have a
lot of the last two ones, they've got rooms too.
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
ritten about both the dance and the
tune, it is played in most of Spain, though nowadays is strongly associated
with Aragon, and it is normally written (with exceptions) in 3/8
If somebody is interested on the topic I could have a look at a couple of
books and develop a bit more.
Salud,
Manuel
,
Manuel Waldesco
formation I have found just talks very generally (concerts,
> ceilidhs, sesions...) Does anybody know if there's any actual
> programme or list of events? Thanks, Manuel Waldesco
I posted a list before and I'm just back from it. I don't think you
were there? you missed y
ereafter, there are two local pubs which could maybe host weekly
sessions, if so, I will give notice for the session-minded.
Whatever, following the Hairst sessions, tomorrow there's another one at the
Northern Vaults, Montrose at 8.00pm leaded by Maureen Jelks, Barbara Dymock
and Graham
Hi,
I am trying to find out what's up at the festival
at Kirriemuir, all the information I have found just talks very generally
(concerts, ceilidhs, sesions...) Does anybody know if there's any
actual programme or list of events?
Thanks,
Manuel Waldesco
I've been recently listening to an album by
Norwegian fiddler, trump player and whistler Anon Egeland.
He plays traditional music from the Agder region in
Southern Norway.
Alongside the usual repertoire of Norwegian dance
tunes (halling, hambo, polka...) there are two 'rilen'. This is the f
o be able to read music to play a tune, but I also agree with
Matt in the idea of one thing complementing the other. I've played many
years with almost no theory knowledge, and the fact of learning a little of
practical theory maybe didn't make me a better musician, but it helped me to
unders
cenery was
gorgeous, but I don't know about music there, I haven't found much information;
Kirriemuir, on the contrary, seems to have a buoyant trad music activity,
well, I don't know, any enlightning thoughts out there?
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
Burntisland, Fife
I have not seen him playing but I recall having seen cow and ram horns with
holes (up to four?) in the context of Norwegian and Swedish music (old
instruments, catalogues, albums...), in fact I think somebody sells them in
the Internet.
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
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d3e f3e|d2fd eA (3AAA|dcde fafe|defd edBA|!
> d3e f3e|d2fd eA (3AAA|dA (3AAA fAeA|defd e2||
>
This one is in Carlos Nuñez´s "Brotherhood of Stars", played with the
Chieftains. Apparently here it is an Irish tune called "The Flight of the
Earls", but I think I´ve heard it al
40 degrees Spanish summer,
anyway!)
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
Zaragoza, Aragon
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e still have to meet sometime, lastly I'm going
to the Tass on the Thursdays, not bad, if you can cope with a dose of Irish
music (let's join forces to fight it! ;-)
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
Edinburgh
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, carnyx, Hardanger-driven Shetland fiddling, Hebridean
psalm singing... errr... well I suppose that's enough for now! (Now I just
need to know where to put my old whistle in between all that stuff!)
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
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That's great! That tutorial is just fantastic, it helped me (and still does)
a lot to understand many things around modes and scales in traditional
music, congratulations for your work and I wait for the results of the new
version!
Manuel Waldesco
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offer the following:
>
> X:364
> T:Nigel's Compliments Returned to Manuel
> C:Nigel Gatherer
> Z:Nigel Gatherer
Lovely tune! Thank you very much Nigel, we have to make a set out of these
and tour the world! :-)
Manuel Waldesco
PD: Tomorrow Tuesday I'll probably be at the Castle
E2G|D2G BAG|A2B A3|D2G BAG|E2D E2G|BAG ABA|1 G3 GEG:|2 G3 BAG
|:A2A EGE|A2A DEG|A2A BAG|A3 BAG|A2A EGE|A2A DEG|1 ABA GED|E3 BAG:|2 BAG
ABA|G6|
Manuel Waldesco,
Edinburgh
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you want tunes with just five notes in the
same octave, well, I cannot think of any, sorry!(apart from the first part
of the Blackberry Bush). If I find any, I'll let you know.
Manuel Waldesco
Edinburgh
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the
> > sessions, ,even now that the term is over. If that's the case, which
> > date would it be? Tuesdays again?
>
> I know some folk are going tonight.
>
>
Och! You're right, ,I was there tonight but with no instruments!
I'll have to try another time,
ack again and blow a couple a tunes.
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco,
Edinburgh
ideas?
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
Edinburgh
both festivals: the couple Claire Mann and Lillies Kinsman
Blake, and in the other hand, Annie grace who will be doing the thing in
Ullapool.
Another story, do you know if the Gaitherin can provide instruments for the
classes? (I'm thinking of Clarsachs)
Cheers,
Manuel Waldesco
Edinburgh
Hi there,
Anyone has information about this year's workshops
in Glasgow? I know it's during the festival weekends but I don't have the list
of instruments, tutors, etc... so, if someone out there knows it, please, let me
know it.
Thanks
Manuel Waldesco,
Edinburgh.
nows it takes at
> least a week to master any form of bagpipe.
>
Ha ha ha, in fact learning the pipes takes a lot of time, as they say in
Aragon, a piper spends half of his life tuning his instrument, and the
other half playing out of tune!
> --
Manuel Waldesco,
Edinburgh
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> Manuel -
> Now that's a happy tune!. I knowing nothing of the Aragonese
> traditions b
on
L:1/8
M:6/8
K:Cmin
g2f|:ede fef|gfg a2g|fef agf|1g2e g2f:|2e3g2f|
|:ede fef|gfg a2g|fef agf|1g2e g2f:|2e3c2c|
|:cBB BAA|A2G2 GG |AAA BBB|1d2c2cc:|2c3c2c
|:cBB BAA|A2G2 GG|AAA BBB|1d2c2cc:|2c6
Manuel Waldesco
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y, I don't
know - but to partake of the tune sharing fenomenon with a totally different
tune from another tradition (you know, just to give an exotic flavour! ;-)
Cheers from the Ebro valley,
Manuel Waldesco
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al tradition, there you go an
Aragonese tune!
T: Tatero
O: Aragon
L:1/8
M:6/8
K:Cmin
E2|A2 cB A2 ce|fefg a2 af|e2 c2 dcBA c2 B2 B2 cB|
A2 cB A2 ce|fefg a2 af|eagf edcB|c2 A2 A2||
e2|a2 ed cB A2|dcde f3 e|a2 e2 efec|d2 B2 B3 e|
a2 ed cB A2|dcde f3 d|eagf edcB|c2 A2 A2|]
Manuel Waldesco
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ipes, with circular breathing.
The "Turkish" sound it's caused by the kind of reed used, a single-reed. The
stock-and-horn I guess would sound different, a bit louder having a double
reed but not so much, having a cylindrical bore of relative lenght.
Anyway, it would be inter
have done is to read it raw in html; I don't know why this happens,
maybe it's the browser or something written in the html format, it would be
useful to know if other people can read it normally.
Anyway, having looked at the classes, maybe I will try with Munro's one, it
also
d in January; my idea is to attend first term, I will come to
Edinburgh the 22th of this month, so maybe I go directly into the class on
tuesday!
Manuel Waldesco
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nes and buliding up a repertoire.
(...)
Hi, Nigel, by the way, which are the mixed instrument classes this year?
I've been looking to the web page but there wasn't any information. Is there
any class relating to band arrangements or so?
Thanks,
Manuel Waldesco
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"medieval" pennywhistle found in excavations in North
Berwick. It would be interesting to know more old whistle makers in Scotland
and England apart from the well known Rober Clarke.
Anyway, many thanks for the
information,
Manuel
Waldesco
No idea, but I guess you can always use it (play it) as long as you mention
its author, Norman MacLean, though I don't really know all this legal stuff,
anyway.
Manuel Waldesco
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ovan during the boilermakers’
lock-out or strike in 1910.”
(Voices from War, p.
40)
Does anyone knows any more about these bands,
history, characteristics, etc?
Thanks in advance
Manuel
Waldesco
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