15 Nov 01 - 08:47 AM (#593115) Subject: The Rowen Tree From: Brigie Can anyone get me the notation for this tune? It is a lovely air written by Phil Coulter. thanks in advance Brigid |
15 Nov 01 - 08:59 AM (#593124) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: MMario possibly it is the air to this song? ROWAN TREE from the adverts on the web he seems to do a lot of traditional stuff. |
15 Nov 01 - 09:15 AM (#593135) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: masato sakurai We can get much info (with ABC notation and lyrics) on "The Rowan Tree" from The Fiddler's Companion. ~Masato |
15 Nov 01 - 09:42 AM (#593162) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: Sorcha And several choices for sheet music and MIDIs at JC's Tunefinder. |
15 Nov 01 - 10:19 AM (#593196) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: Scabby Douglas I'm sure that Phil Coulter would be the first to own up to not having written this one.. words by Robert Burns tune by Traditional Cheers
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16 Nov 01 - 04:40 AM (#593771) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: GUEST,Boab I know that you are at least half right Mr S. Doug! While I can just hear Phil Coulter doing a master's job in the playing of it, it is, I think a traditional Border counties tune [played a lot on the Northumbrian pipes]. I doubt, however, that the lyrics were by Burns. Not that I have any idea exactly of the origin, but I've never seen them included in any collection of Burns' work."The Rowan Tree"[ "mountain ash"--but who the hell would sing about that?!?] was, and is, a popular song throughout Borders society in Scotland. |
16 Nov 01 - 05:41 AM (#593801) Subject: RE: Tune Req: The Rowen Tree From: Scabby Douglas Boab I stand corrected - you are of course correct - I posted without thinking.. It was Lady Nairn(e)- Carolina Oliphant, 1766-1845 - apparently who wrote the words - and it's a lot more like her sort of stuff. Cheers Steven
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23 May 05 - 01:09 AM (#1491001) Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: OH ROWAN TREE From: chico
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