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24 Jul 99 - 07:04 PM (#98928) Subject: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: skarpi hello all, I am hoping someone can help me with some tunes for this song it is called "Lonesome boatman " witch is a great song. I just heard it from cd with a croup called Brier and is from Ireland I think. all the best to you all skarpi Iceland. |
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24 Jul 99 - 08:06 PM (#98940) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Jeri Skarpi, I'm sorry - I looked for the tune, but I can't find it. I did learn it was composed by Finbar Furey. I wish I could be more help. |
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24 Jul 99 - 10:18 PM (#98965) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Helen Hi Skarpi, Alison posted the Lonesome boatman - miditext file over a year ago, and further down there is an ABC file http://www.mudcat.org/thread.CFM?threadID=4748#26196 It's a beautiful tune - puts shivers up my spine when I hear it. Helen P.S. What's happening with the volcano eruption near you? |
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24 Jul 99 - 11:37 PM (#98978) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Bill D Helen..I did some websearching and found Iceland News Online there is an article about rumblings skarpi, is it the Katla volcano that is causing the new problems? |
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24 Jul 99 - 11:53 PM (#98985) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Bill D and here is an entire technical page on Iceland's volcanos... |
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24 Jul 99 - 11:56 PM (#98986) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: alison skarpi If you'd rather have a GIF of the music let me know slainte alison |
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25 Jul 99 - 12:06 AM (#98988) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Bill D well, looking further, here is a map and links to stuff about the various volcanos... (music is a fine way to forget about this for awhile, I hope, skarpi!) |
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25 Jul 99 - 05:48 PM (#99097) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: skarpi Hallo folks, Bill D I asked for music and you bring threads about Iceland, I am so happy that you have this interesting about Iceland. Yes Bill it is Katla, and now the clacier thor is shakin alot, and we are havin lot of earthquakes not far from my home. Like you said Bill the music is good thing when the earth shakes alot like here in Iceland. You should look for more threads about Iceland. Weeeeeelllllll ups heres one, I am little shaky, only joking Bless skarpi Iceland. |
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25 Jul 99 - 05:51 PM (#99098) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: skarpi Alison Yes thank you but I have an old version of windows so when you posted the last time I coult not use it, can you solve that proplem?. bless skarpi Iceland. |
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25 Jul 99 - 06:14 PM (#99106) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Bill D skarpi...I will, indeed look for more about Iceland...I found one that had pictures, but no English words at all, so I did not post it..I think the News page is very interesting, and I will read it from time to time..(It said Katla last erupted in about 1918...I think maybe it waits to be sure you are not watching, then *boom* ok...be careful...and when things shake, get hold of something..(like a drink and a musical instrument!..*grin*) |
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25 Jul 99 - 09:07 PM (#99148) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Big Mick Skarpi, Send me your snail mail address and I will send you an extra copy of "The Furey Brothers and Davy Arthur Songbook". The Lonesome Boatman is in it with many of their other songs. It is an extra and I would be very happy if you would allow me to make a gift of it to you. Email me your mailing address at mlane@accn.org All the best, Mick |
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26 Jul 99 - 04:34 AM (#99230) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: alison Apparently the GIF should work on an old version of Windows... but it looks like Mick has saved us the problem.... slainte alison |
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26 Jul 99 - 08:22 AM (#99242) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: Helen Skarpi, I'd like to know more about Iceland. When I was at University I studied the Anglo-Saxon language, Old English language with mostly Germanic influences, and before the French and Latin influences. I saw an Icelandic movie called "The House" about 10 years ago and I felt as if I could almost understand the words people were saying. I don't know if the languages are related. After seeing that movie I decided that one day I will go to Iceland. I will have to wait a while yet but I will definitely get there one day. Helen |
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26 Jul 99 - 12:36 PM (#99312) Subject: RE: Tinflute tunes request from skarpi From: skarpi Hallo all. Mick thank you for this, and I will send to you the address. Helen look into the threads Bill has found, you will find some great picture of Iceland. Bill D I think Katla is going to wait for some time, thank god for that, but the earth is still shaky. bless skarpi Iceland. |