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Tune Add: Orientis Partibus Related threads: Tune Req: friendly beast (14) Lyr Add: Orientis Partibus (anon. medieval carol) (10) (origins) Origins: The Friendly Beasts (Christmas) (30) Lyr/Tune Req: Sir Donkey? / Orientis Partibus (4) |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: GUEST,Okiemockbird Date: 05 Feb 00 - 09:20 PM I'm glad you all like it. Here is a MIDI of the modernized version of the tune (in 4/4 time, in the major key with the raised 7th, rather than in triple time in the mixolydian mode). T. |
Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: Mary in Kentucky Date: 05 Feb 00 - 08:20 PM ...more modal stuff here: |
Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: Mary in Kentucky Date: 05 Feb 00 - 08:04 PM Thanks! |
Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: Joe Offer Date: 05 Feb 00 - 08:04 PM Click here for a related thread. -Joe Offer, another appreciative soul- |
Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: MMario Date: 05 Feb 00 - 07:58 PM YES! THANK YOU! This is one I lost in my last computer crash. |
Subject: RE: Tune Add: Orientis Partibus From: Kernow John Date: 05 Feb 00 - 07:49 PM (Okiemockbird) Joe Offer once added a note to a song I posted saying that when someone puts in a lot of effort on something like this don't feel it goes unnoticed. Just because there are few or no comments doesn't mean it isn't appreciated it's just that on something as good as this there is very little one can say. Regards Baz |
Subject: Lyr Add: ORIENTIS PARTIBUS From: GUEST,Okiemockbird Date: 04 Feb 00 - 09:03 PM Here are the words:
Orientis partibus T. |
Subject: Tune Add: ORIENTIS PARTIBUS From: GUEST,T in Oklahoma (Okiemockbird) Date: 04 Feb 00 - 07:56 PM This is the tune that was inquired after in the "Sir Donkey ?" thread last Christmastime. It is an example of a melody in the mixolydian mode. The melody is taken from the Episcopal Church's 1916 hymnal, but I have transposed it up a step and set it in the first rhythmic mode. These changes are based on what I know of the manuscript sources, and in effect retrofit the melody to an earlier form than appears in the 1916 hymnal. I've left off the little coda, however.
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