Folk Tune Finder

Subject: Folk Tune Finder
From: GeoffLawes
Date: 03 Apr 23 - 06:43 AM

Some Mudcatters may find this useful.
https://www.folktunefinder.com/

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: GUEST,Nick Dow
Date: 03 Apr 23 - 08:23 AM

Geoff Thank you so much! This will be a real asset to me. This will help make a long job shorter. Top bloke!
Nick

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: GUEST,RJM
Date: 03 Apr 23 - 01:10 PM

YEX I found it a week ago very useful

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: Tattie Bogle
Date: 03 Apr 23 - 05:13 PM

Been using it for a while: it often comes up as a potential source if you Google the name of a tune you want the dots for.

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: Lighter
Date: 03 Apr 23 - 05:44 PM

What happened to the site that diagrammed the group relationships of tunes?

I can't find it anymore.

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: GUEST,Jim Troy
Date: 04 Apr 23 - 05:44 AM

https://abcnotation.com/search

Is this the site you meant ?

Tried making a blue clicky, but no. so maybe copy and paste, and we'll be right back after this commercial, thank you for your attention.

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: Lighter
Date: 04 Apr 23 - 07:45 AM

Thanks, but that's not it.

The site I'm thinking of provided a small diagram on the right of the screen showing tunes closely related to the one looked up.

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: GeoffLawes
Date: 07 Apr 23 - 03:49 AM

abc tune search    https://abcnotation.com/search

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: DaveRo
Date: 07 Apr 23 - 04:51 AM

I thought abcnotation.com was the site Lighter was referring to. But I can't make it display those diagrams now. Maybe it depends on your browser.

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: Lighter
Date: 07 Apr 23 - 03:35 PM

OK. It does work on both Bing and Firefox.

The home page has no link to the diagrams, but one pops up automatically when you choose a tune.

Thanks!

Subject: RE: Folk Tune Finder
From: GUEST,Oriel
Date: 14 Apr 23 - 03:34 PM

It only shows the diagram if the tune has any relatives.