25 Sep 03 - 11:13 PM (#1024951) Subject: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' From: Jeep man Written by Roger Miller for his musical "Big River". I have the lyrics but cannot find the melody. Help. Jim |
25 Sep 03 - 11:36 PM (#1024956) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' From: Joe Offer So, Mr. Jeep, would you like to share those lyrics wiht the rest of the class? Please? -Joe O- |
26 Sep 03 - 05:20 PM (#1025320) Subject: Lyr Add: ARKANSAS (Roger Miller) From: GUEST,Jeep Man Glad to, Joe. If I can get lucky and send it. Roger Miller - Roger Miller (mca 1986) - Arkansas Lyrics submitted by: Kicko Well, i ain't never travelled much But someday when the money's such I'd like to see the world and all And maybe go through arkansas Arkansas, arkansas I sure love old arkansas Love my ma, love my pa But i just love ole arkansas I'd like to get my picture took Put it in my memory book And someday hang it on my wall To say that I'd seen arkansas Arkansas, arkansas I sure love old arkansas Love my ma, love my pa But i just love ole arkansas My grandpa was always good I'd play horsey on his foot He'd tell me when I'd get tall We'd both go see arkansas Arkansas, arkansas I sure love old arkansas Love my ma, love my pa But i just love ole arkansas Arkansas, arkansas I sure love old arkansas Love my ma, love my pa But i just love ole arkansas Related sites to Roger Miller: Add fansite Send lyrics via e-mail Correct lyrics 34 lines, lyrics viewed 32 times Buy Roger Miller's |
26 Sep 03 - 05:21 PM (#1025321) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: GUEST Joe, I hope this is OK. Jim |
26 Sep 03 - 06:34 PM (#1025349) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: Mary in Kentucky I found a sample of the tune on this page. click here http://www.bway2.com/tracks/bigriv/ |
26 Sep 03 - 07:31 PM (#1025379) Subject: Lyr Add: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: Sorcha Add for Jeep Man's post of 26 Sep 03 - 05:20 PM this thread |
26 Sep 03 - 08:40 PM (#1025415) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: Jeep man Thanks, folks. I still can't make out the tune or if is the other tune listed. Jim |
26 Sep 03 - 10:34 PM (#1025462) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: jimmyt key of c : e gg, a ff, defgfee, gggggff, agbdedcc 884,884,8888884, 888888888888884 as you can see, I have no damn idea how to get this concept across, but the word Ar-kan-sas is E-G-G. etc to a rhythm consisting of 2 eighth notes followed by a quarter note, etc the rest should pretty much fall in to place but those are the notes and the approxomate rhythm if you can follow my troglydite logic jimmyt |
28 Sep 03 - 08:41 PM (#1026057) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: jimmyt refresh anyone want to show me a better way of writing out music on a regular keyboard? I was intrigued at how difficult this is even when the tune is so simple and straightforward. just curious |
28 Sep 03 - 09:22 PM (#1026070) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: Mary in Kentucky Jimmy, I've been learning ABC notation. Since I can read music pretty well it's fairly easy for me to write an ABC notation file just from looking at the sheet music. Then I put it in the ABC Convertamatic form at Concertina.net, here. Hit submit and go to a page that prints out what I've written and has a midi link to listen to the midi of it. Try it. If you want to learn ABC notation, search on the net for a site that you feel comfortable with. Here's the ABC for your tune.......maybe.....check to see if it's right. I used a little judgment to make 4 beats to each measure. X:1 T:Arkansas M:4/4 L:1/4 K:C E/E/GA/F/F | D/E/F/G/G/E/E | G/G/G/G/G/G/F | A/G/B/D/E/D/C | w:Ar-kan-sas, Ar-kan-sas |
28 Sep 03 - 09:25 PM (#1026072) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: Mary in Kentucky oops...the link should be the first page, here. http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html |
28 Sep 03 - 09:48 PM (#1026079) Subject: RE: Tune Req: 'Arkansas' (from 'Big River') From: jimmyt E/G/G,A/F/F.|D/E/F/G/F/E/E.|G/G/G/G/G/F/F/A/| (down an octave)G/B/D/E/D/C/C. thanks, MAry I think I am getting a grip on it! I will sort out the website, thanks for the info as I have written it here, the comma after a letter indicated 2 peats instead of one, I am sure there is a way in this concertina site to simplify it fdr me. |