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22 Oct 14 - 12:08 PM (#3671278) Subject: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,twerp Got 1 & 2 but stuck a bit on 3 |
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22 Oct 14 - 12:27 PM (#3671286) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Jeri I can't even find the dots to #3, so definitely, no chords. Bulwer's No.1 and No.2 are polkas. |
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22 Oct 14 - 12:47 PM (#3671294) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: The Sandman I used to play one and two when i lived in suffolk 30 years ago , i have never heard of no 3 |
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22 Oct 14 - 01:11 PM (#3671301) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Lester Walter Bulwer's No. 3 |
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22 Oct 14 - 01:16 PM (#3671303) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Musket Ditto. I was in a band that played 1 and 2, and dropped onto this thread out of curiosity. |
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22 Oct 14 - 01:19 PM (#3671305) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Jack Campin It took some finding, but now I've found it I've put the ABC up on mandolintab.net - not visible yet but it should appear in their index eventually: http://mandolintab.net/abcconverter.php The second half in particular is rather music-hall-ish, and I wouldn't be confident of chording it idiomatically. |
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22 Oct 14 - 06:55 PM (#3671378) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,Grishka I see Jack's point, but since I'm not known as a coward, here's my go, as folkish as I can manage: X:502 T:Walter Bulwer's No 3 M:4/4 Q:1/4=180 K:G GA|"G"B2 B2 BAGA|"G"B2 DD D2 D2|"C"E2 G2 "D7"G2 A2|"G"G6 "Daug"FE| "G"D2 G2 A2 B2|"Bm"d2 B4 A2|"A7"G2 E2 F2 G2|"D7"A6 GA| "G"B2 B2 BAGA|"G"B2 DD D2 D2|"C"E2 G2 "D7"G2 A2|"G"G6 "Daug"FE| "G"D2 B2 "E7"c2 B2|"Am"A2 E4 A2|"G/D"G2 D2 "D7"B3 A|"G"G4|| d3 c|"G"B2 B2 "D"d3 A|"Em"G2 G2 "Bm"B4|"Bm"D2 E2 "Em"F2 G2|"Am"c6 "E7"B2| "Am"c2 e2 A3 B|"Am"c2 e2 A3 G|"D"G2 F2 EF E2|"G"D6 d2| "G"e2 d2 B2 G2|"Bm"D6 G2|"Em"F2 G2 "E7"A2 B2|"Am"c6 c2| "D"d2 c2 A2 F2|"D"d2 c2 A2 F2|"D7"D2 D2 E2 F2|"G"G4 G2|] |
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22 Oct 14 - 08:57 PM (#3671395) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,twerp Ta guys, but my request is for the CHORDS... |
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23 Oct 14 - 04:28 AM (#3671435) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Jack Campin Grishka did that. |
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23 Oct 14 - 06:33 AM (#3671460) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,Grishka twerp, in my previous message, you find each chord symbol between two "s. The rest of the ABC code (the Mudcat standard) is copied from Lester's link above. To display and play ABC tunes, including chords, install an "ABC notation" software such as EasyABC or ABCExplorer. |
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23 Oct 14 - 07:00 AM (#3671462) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,twerp Grishka, many thanks for this. Didn't understand the ABC code. Cheers |
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23 Oct 14 - 07:28 AM (#3671470) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: The Sandman nice clip,lester |
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23 Oct 14 - 09:04 AM (#3671505) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: GUEST,gillymor Yeah, nice playing and nice website, Lester. |
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24 Oct 14 - 03:34 AM (#3671753) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Musket Lovely tune. Very different to the two standard polkas and I can imagine many a music hall style song lyrics fitting in to it. I listened to Lester playing it and was pleasantly surprised to note that it is new to me. I've just about got it now and will give it a whirl on mandolin at a club on Sunday night. Thanks to all. Excellent thread. |
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24 Oct 14 - 04:02 AM (#3671758) Subject: RE: Chord Req: Walter Bulwer's #3 From: Lester Thanks Guys. Many many other tunes in my blog http://lesters-tune-a-day.blogspot.co.uk/ |