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21 Sep 97 - 02:23 PM (#12760) Subject: lo planet From: ghamburg@vom.com Looking for the french tune "lo planet (The planter?) |
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25 Sep 97 - 12:09 AM (#13108) Subject: RE: lo planet From: ghamburg@vom.com still looking for this tune |
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26 Sep 97 - 10:51 PM (#13300) Subject: RE: lo planet From: greg still looking for this tune |
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27 Sep 97 - 07:50 PM (#13350) Subject: RE: lo planet From: Tim Jaques tjaques@netcom.ca If it's French, maybe the first word is "L'eau" (water) which sounds like "lo". |
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30 Sep 97 - 11:01 PM (#13664) Subject: RE: lo planet From: greg still looking |
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01 Oct 97 - 08:49 AM (#13695) Subject: RE: lo planet From: Helen Hi Greg, Do you have any more info on this tune? Is it a tune for a particular instrument, where did you hear it, any background information, any clues at all to point us in the right direction? Helen |
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05 Oct 97 - 12:39 AM (#13977) Subject: RE: lo planet From: GHAMBURG@VOM.COM HELEN: I HEARD THIS FRENCH WALTZ PLAYED BY SOME MORRIS DANCE GROUPS WHO PLAY AT THE RENNAISSANCE PLEASURE FAIRE IN MARIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA (USA).. ONE FIDDLER TOLD ME IT WAS CALLED 123 (FRENCH: AUS DOIS TROIS ANOTHER TOLD ME IT WAS CALLED THE PLANTER (LE PLANET) |