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Graham Collicutt

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  1. On 6/16/2018 at 10:17 PM, Wolf Molkentin said:

    Thank you Mike, good to listen to your rather strict playing (which I always admire for its steadiness and ease). A lot to consider (at least for variation), and I like the 8-7-6-5 bass run at the beginning of the B section...

     

    That said I like to add that I greatly appreciate your replying musically - I guess this is what always could be done post-TOTM. I on my part am explicitly inviting anyone to add a recording of his or her own playing the tunes, or one of them.

     

    Best wishes - ?

    Hi

    This was  a first take, no edits, just to contrast with Mike's playing.

     

    Graham

  2. A few of my keys seem to stick when the weather gets a bit chilly! I resolved it for the most important one by using some graphite on the bushing, but it's happening to a few other keys too. Could replacing the springs help alleviate it? I suspect it's still using its original Lachenal springs; would new ones be more...springy? :D

     

    I'm assuming the issue is likely caused by the metal being less springy when it's cold, as it's pretty consistent when the temperature drops a bit.

    I would have thought it more likely to be a rise in humidity, a result in the drop in temperature, causing the wool in the bushings to swell. Bushings can be compressed a little with a tapered pen (Parker biro) and check for verdigree on buttons.

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    https://soundcloud.com/gcolli/lively-jig-ilmington-or-wonder

     

    The Lively Jig (Ilmington) or the Wonder hornpipe. My 1st school was in Ilmington.

     

    Cool! I never heard this done as a jig before.

     

    As an aside - I used to be musician for a Morris group that danced Ilmington.

     

    Well, I wasn't playing it as a jig, that is just the dance title. It may have lost it's step hop from not playing for morris for 15+ years.

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