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20 Nov 04 - 10:22 PM (#1334147) Subject: Tech: RARE FIDDLE TUNES ? From: GUEST,JIM McAULEY :FIDDLE 4 I found this interesting site for traditional musicians, hope its of interist to you all. http://www.ibiblio.org/fiddlers/FCfiles.html |
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20 Nov 04 - 10:39 PM (#1334155) Subject: RE: Tech: RARE FIDDLE TUNES ? From: masato sakurai It's The Fiddler's Companion Alphabetical Files. I've downloaded all. For introduction, search etc., click here. |
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20 Nov 04 - 10:49 PM (#1334158) Subject: RE: Tech: RARE FIDDLE TUNES ? From: katlaughing Thanks, very much!! |
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20 Nov 04 - 10:51 PM (#1334161) Subject: RE: Tech: RARE FIDDLE TUNES ? From: Malcolm Douglas Andrew Kuntz's Fiddler's Companion used to be at the Ceolas website, but they wouldn't let him update it; so it has been moved. A number of us refer people to it, as it's the best general online reference of its kind (though J C's Tunefinder is better for locating music notation), and will be still better once Andrew has sorted out a new search function. One caveat: in order to be as comprehensive as possible, information is included from some very unreliable sources such as Grattan Flood; and because the text is quite tightly précied it isn't always possible to tell who said what and whether it can be trusted. That said, it's an extremely useful resource. |