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Tune name from Schottishe
| dick greenhaus | 28 Dec 97 - 02:44 PM | |
| Joe Offer | 27 Dec 97 - 10:20 PM | |
| dulcimer | 27 Dec 97 - 09:59 PM | |
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Tune name from Schottishe
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Subject: RE: Tune name from Schottishe From: dick greenhaus Date: 28 Dec 97 - 02:44 PM Just about any hornpipe played in the old style (bouncy and not too fast) makes a fine Schottische. Or there's always Mairzy Doats. |
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Subject: RE: Tune name from Schottishe From: Joe Offer Date: 27 Dec 97 - 10:20 PM Hi - try Richard Robinson's Tune Book, and you can follow the link from there to The ABC Home Page for links to other libraries. Richard Robinson should have more than you'd ever want. I'm still amazed at how they can get so much music out of such a little ABC file. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: Tune name from Schottishe From: dulcimer Date: 27 Dec 97 - 09:59 PM Every once in a while, we get a request for a schottishe for people to dance to. I can probably dig through my Scottish tunebooks and find one or two, but most people we play for would not know the tunes. So, does anyone play or know of some popular schottishe tunes by name or a web site which might have some in either abc or gif? |
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