new music book - tunes by Nick Barber

Subject: RE: new music book
From: greg stephens
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 07:24 AM

Brian
Thanks a lot, just what I was looking for.

Subject: RE: new music book
From: Brian Hoskin
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 07:21 AM

Greg,
I've found a contents list here

Brian

Subject: RE: new music book
From: greg stephens
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 07:06 AM

Can anyone come up with a listing of tunes in this book? I've had a look around , and though Mally's site gives listings for some of his books, I cant find this one at all.

Subject: RE: new music book
From: Brian Hoskin
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 06:46 AM

Here's a link to Hobgoblin

Subject: RE: new music book
From: Neil the Goblin
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 05:44 AM

Hi Y'all,
   Guess where else you can buy the book,oh and the 2 CD's that accompany it;yes youve guessed it,Hobgoblin. you can buy online at www.hobgoblin.com
       cheers Neil the Goblin

Subject: RE: new music book
From: Brian Hoskin
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 04:37 AM

Here's a link to Mally's site click

Subject: new music book
From: Alexis
Date: 17 Jun 03 - 02:36 AM

I thought that I would share this;
Being new to folk and stuff, I came across a book of tunes by Nick Barber (White Rose Morris and excellent musician in his own right). It is called (approx) the English Session and has 96 tunes mostly English but with a smattering of other. I have found that I can only keep a limited number of tunes and titles in my head and that they aren't usually the same. I've played lots of these tunes before, but didn't know what they were called.
Anyway, it's published by Mally music £8.95 and for those, like me, not long of the folk type world, it's brill. The next step up from Mally's Northwest book perhaps.
All the best

Alex