r and this would be very appropriate. I've
searched the ABC sites with no success. I realize that is the possibility
that it would be there by another name.
Thanks for your helpful website!
Mary Umbarger
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Iain-Thank you-I'll get the book ordered today! Mary
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Thank you for this information. Our band, The Front Porch Strings, has been
playing this for several years. Someone heard it somewhere and knew the
name was My Lily. Now we have the rest of the story.
Mary U
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I
would only learn and play - and it would be acceptable for my audiences. I
love performing more than I do competing, but the competing , I believe make
me a better performer!
Thanks, Toby fo all the great comments and information you share!
ompeting , I believe make me a better performer!
> > Thanks, Toby fo all the great comments and information you share!
> > Mary Umbarger
> > Harmony, NC
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> It sounds like you're getting
Mary U
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> mary umbarger wrote:
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> >Toby!!
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Hi,
There is a fiddle player here in North Carolina that play a reel he calls Brilliancy. It sounds a lot like The Mathematician.
does anyone know of an abc listing on this?
Harping in Haromny,
Ma
Toby, I haven't had a response yet. Thanks, Mary
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Do you get any responses to this?Posted to Scots-L - The Traditional
tment. Thanks, also for the ABC's.
It's somewhat different from the one here, however, it could be in the
musicians intrepretation of the tune.
Harpin' in Harmony,
Snoderly from the Asheville,NC area. He,also
is a Master Fiddler and a very nice man. I have met him at festivals. His
arrangement is awesome. I wish I could 'write' in abc and I would post my
concept of his Brilliancy. It is very similar to the last one that Nigel
sent.
Mary Umbar
uitar?
Thanks,
Mary Umbarger
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Thanks, Steve,
This is good information to come by. I'll try it.
Mary Umbarger
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>Why would you be interested in a guitar-accompanied version when
>the harp can do it so much better? I can't offhand think of *any*
>performance of a strathspey with a guitar backing where the guitar
>was doing more than hang in there producing a vaguely appropriate
>harmonic blur; it just doesn
Jack:
>" Try "The Laird o Thrums" for another strathspey in A. The second
> half opens with a momentary shift into F sharp minor; no other tune
> I know of does that, and it would sound dead effective on the harp."
Jack,
I just visited the Skinner site and listened to a recording of him
Steve,
I would like to get your collection. If there is a charge please let
me know.
Mary Umbager
Harmony, NC
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