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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: GUEST,# Date: 06 Apr 15 - 06:42 PM So, are folks here still on the Chisholm trail? |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: GUEST,Kenny Date: 06 Apr 15 - 06:33 PM Never heard of "Duncan CHISHOLM, Chief Steward", but there is a 6/8 march called "Duncan McGillivray, Chief Steward". |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: GUEST,Callum Date: 06 Apr 15 - 05:09 AM The Hymn to the Savior is on line if you research Capt. Simon Fraser. I have a copy in Sibeliusand pdf also. |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: Max Tone Date: 12 Oct 01 - 07:11 PM Any new info much appreciated. Hope to see Dunc and swap info in Evanton in a couple of weeks. Rob |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: John in Brisbane Date: 21 Dec 00 - 06:29 PM Max, if you remind me via PM in the New Year I'll check out some Redgum material - I don't have any myself. Regards, John |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: Max Tone Date: 21 Dec 00 - 08:41 AM J.in B. (sounds like Whisky, to me!) chanteyranger, Many thanks also for your offer, Dunc's unavailable, but seeing as he ain't got a copy himself, it's long deleted, and the record company probably no longer exists, I'd lay odds he'll want a copy, too! I take it you've got it on cassette, not CD? Any chance you could do a few copies of the whole tape? Mainly my fiddler mate (who hails from a minute west coast village in Scotland -- two of his nearest neighbours are Angus Grant, fiddler, repairer, tunesmith, teacher and father of "young" Angus, fiddler with "Shooglenifty", and Mike Anderson, who runs "Starfish", making all sizes of Clarsach and other small harps, as well as gorgeous electric Fiddles and 'Cellos. Lucky B*stard). But I'd love a copy too, plus Dunc, my daughters fiddle teacher, John in Brisbane?, and maybe a few spare.
Could swap you for a copy(ies)of "Redpoint", or other local CDs/tapes. I've just got Douglas Lawrence's first CD. He was taught by famous Doric fiddler Hector Macandrew, (98 of whose unpublished tunes have just come to light, 20 years after his death - book due soon) then studied classically, played in the Scottish National Orchestra, TAUGHT Yehudi Menuhin Hector's tunes for his Memorial concert, but has never recorded in 35 years playing! This man has a tortured soul pouring out of his bow.
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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: Peter Kasin Date: 19 Dec 00 - 03:43 AM I have his first recording, The Wind On The Heath, which has Hymn To The Saviour. Is there a way I can get you the tune from the tape w/o infringing on his copywrite with the recording? If Duncan gives you the ok, I'll be glad to. I bought it in Dingwall at the Highland Music Festival back in '90. I was touring with a group of Scottish fiddlers from California. I'd be curious if he remembers us. -chanteyranger |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: John in Brisbane Date: 18 Dec 00 - 07:18 PM If you go to http://www.ceolas.org/cgi-bin/ht2/ht2-fc/case=yes and enter the search word 'chisholm' you'll find scores of references, including a number of tunes composed by Jim Chisholm. There are a lot of references there so make a pot of coffee before you start. Regards, John |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: John in Brisbane Date: 18 Dec 00 - 06:49 PM Found a reference to Duncan Chisholm's Back Yard, 2/4 March but no 6/8 tune. Re 'Humn To The Saviour', if your friend can scan the dots that he already has I'm sure that one of us here can create a MIDI for you. If that's OK you can send to johninbrisbane@hotbot.com Regards, John |
Subject: RE: Tune Req: Duncan Chisholm From: The Shambles Date: 18 Dec 00 - 12:32 PM ? |
Subject: Duncan Chisholm From: Max Tone Date: 17 Dec 00 - 05:27 PM Had a couple of tune requests from non-feline friends today. Firstly -- Does anybody have a MIDI file of the tune "Hymn to the Saviour", or a copy of Duncan's first CD, on which he recorded it? Just spoke to Dunc, and he doesn't even have a copy himself! Secondly -- Anybody have the dots for a 6/8 pipe march "Duncan Chisholm, Chief Steward(t)", possibly by Jim Chisholm? Dunc had never heard of it. The first enquirer has the dots, but was taught by ear, whilst the second has a recording and was only taught to read! Have a Purrrrrrrrfect Crimble, 'Catters, Rob |
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