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30 Aug 00 - 02:33 AM (#287667) Subject: The Rose of Kelvingrove From: GUEST,kristeena HI everyone thanks to all who helped me with my last request.this time I am looking for the words (and music if possible) for the old tune "The Rose of Kelvingrove". I hope someone out there can help. many thanks kristeena |
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30 Aug 00 - 02:58 AM (#287674) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Rose of Kelvingrove From: mg I know (sort of) one called Haste to Kelvin Grove ...very pretty...maybe you could do a medley...sung by Kenneth McKellar...what an awesome voice..mg |
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30 Aug 00 - 09:00 AM (#287749) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Rose of Kelvingrove From: sophocleese This is the kelvin grove that I know Kelvin Grove is what you want? |
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30 Sep 00 - 08:32 AM (#308894) Subject: rose of kelvingrove From: GUEST hi all mudcatters i have posted this request once before but thought it was eorth another try. does anyone out there have the words and if possible the music to the old pipe tune "the rose of kelvingrove"?. this isn't the tune that starts "will ye go tae kelvingrove bonnie lassie o" hope someone out there can help thanks kristeena |
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30 Sep 00 - 08:45 AM (#308898) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Jon Freeman kristeena, sophocleese answered your qustion when you last asked it. Is the link she supplied to contemplator the wrong song? It seems to fit what you are saying. Jon |
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30 Sep 00 - 08:49 AM (#308901) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Jon Freeman Sorry, kristeena, I will learn to read one day - I read it as "this is the song that goes...". Jon |
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30 Sep 00 - 09:00 AM (#308904) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Jon Freeman Here you go kristeena I have found a MIDIon this page which should help you with the music but I can't find the words. Jon |
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30 Sep 00 - 11:26 AM (#308969) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Malcolm Douglas A 4/4 march apparantly written by David Knox; I haven't found a date. There is some staff notation here (made by ear, I think): The Rose of Kelvingrove So far as I can tell, there are no words set to it. Malcolm |
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30 Sep 00 - 01:19 PM (#309031) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Barry T I agree with Malcolm... The Rose of Kelvin Grove is a recent tune written in the sixties or early seventies for the pipes and commonly played with massed pipes and drums and military bands. Like Amazing Grace and Highland Cathedral, it evokes huge emotion when played in the combined band setting. I've done a midi here. The composer, I believe, was a member of the Black Watch when he wrote the tune, but I'll try to confirm that.
It is my understanding, too, that there are no lyrics to the tune.
The other Kelvin Grove is indeed a song and has already been identified here. |
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30 Sep 00 - 11:58 PM (#309378) Subject: thanks From: GUEST hi all thanks to everyone who responded to my request for "the rose of kelvingrove" regards kristeena |
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01 Oct 00 - 04:57 AM (#309458) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Liz the Squeak Barry T, I tried the blue clicky on the other Kelvin Grove, and it went down on me, am I doing something wrong, or is there a problem at your end? LTS |
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01 Oct 00 - 06:46 PM (#309829) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: Barry T Nope! Everything seems fine! That tune is on Lesley Nelson's site (she's hosting my old tunebook). Perhaps you just hit a busy time on that server. |
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09 Dec 03 - 08:52 AM (#1068383) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: rose of kelvingrove From: MMario There is a midi Rose of Kelvingrove at http://www.northberwickpipeband.org/TUNES/roseofkelv.mid |
