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30 Sep 04 - 10:20 AM (#1284911) Subject: maritime music archive From: Davetnova OK I didn't find this, the link was posted on thesession.org (great site) but it's too good not to pass on here. Hundreds of MP3's abc's and notated tunes. I know what I'll be learning from for a while. http://www.cranfordpub.com/tunes/sample_tunes.htm |
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30 Sep 04 - 10:21 AM (#1284912) Subject: RE: maritime music archive From: Clinton Hammond Some might say, it's not music... it's just tunes... |
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30 Sep 04 - 11:31 AM (#1284960) Subject: RE: maritime music archive From: radriano Thanks for the link, Davetnova. I'm curious as to why you call this a "maritime" music archive. There's no particular emphasis on sea music - am I missing something? |
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30 Sep 04 - 11:36 AM (#1284962) Subject: RE: maritime music archive From: GUEST,Obie This site is run by Paul Cranford out of Canada's Maritime Provinces. Paul is also a lighthouse keeper so it's all close to the sea. |
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30 Sep 04 - 11:37 AM (#1284964) Subject: RE: maritime music archive From: Mooh Just printed off the Fly Fishing Reel to work on. (My only complaint is the size of the print, not that it can't be enlarged, but it sure would be nice if such sites would make the scores easier on my poor eyes.) I didn't know it. Thanks for the link. Peace, Mooh. |
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01 Oct 04 - 11:29 AM (#1286103) Subject: RE: maritime music archive From: radriano Thanks Obie. Of course, Canada's Maritime Provinces. One thing to note is that a majority of the tunes on this site have authors although some of them certainly compose in a traditional style. |