GF#ED QUERY

Subject: GF#ED QUERY
From: greg stephens
Date: 09 May 02 - 07:21 PM

Sorry, I can't read long threads. Can any kind soul tell me if this tune has been recognised yet?

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: GUEST
Date: 09 May 02 - 07:38 PM

Yes, Greg

It was recognised as "Caro Mio Ben"

McGrath tried to get pickey saying that it wasn't a British tune, but thankfully no one was interested. You didn't miss much in the threads latter stages...

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: greg stephens
Date: 09 May 02 - 07:40 PM

What's Caro Mio Ben? An old song from Italy?

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: GUEST
Date: 09 May 02 - 07:43 PM

Something lke that...

Stick the words in a search engine if you want to know any more. Jeez...

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: greg stephens
Date: 09 May 02 - 07:47 PM

Thanks guest. I'll stop worrying and go to sleep.

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: McGrath of Harlow
Date: 09 May 02 - 08:14 PM

That's the tune, anyway. That isn't the same as saying that's necessarily the song Ernie's mother used to sing.. (Ignore that man hiding behind a curtain). And here's what it sounds like - if you've got QuickTime on your compoter. Whch if you are watching it throughnthentelly Greg, you probably haven't.

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: GUEST
Date: 10 May 02 - 10:07 AM

McGrath,

The file you linked to is a midi file, it is not a QuickTime file, and you don't need QuickTime installed to play it.

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: masato sakurai
Date: 10 May 02 - 11:25 AM

Sheet music for "Caro mio ben" (Dearest, Believe) is in Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, 1870-1885.

~Masato

Subject: RE: GF#ED QUERY
From: M.Ted
Date: 10 May 02 - 12:41 PM

The initial thread was very important because it lowered the bar for what is considered a "troll"--now, at least in some people's minds, a troll is any question that hasn't been completely answered in the first three posts--