Pete Dunk
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Here's a variation set to get your teeth into, keep the tempo steady or the semiquavers will be a nightmare! Happy Christmas to one and all.
Pete.
X:103
T:Black Joke with Variations (G), The
M:6/8
L:1/8
Q:3/8=100
K:Gmaj
DGG GFG|ABA AGA|BcB dBG|EcB AGF|GAB EFG|DEF G3:|
|:Bcd ded|efg edc|Bcd ded|efg dcB|cec BdB|
ABA A2 G/2F/2|GBd dBG|EcB AGF|GAB EFG|DEF G3:|
|:G,B,D GBd|A,CE Ace|G,B,D GBd|gdB dcA|GAB EFG|DEF G3:|
|:Bcd d/2c/2B/2A/2G|gec dBG|Bcd d/2c/2B/2A/2G|gfe dcB|cea Bdg|
ABA A2 (3def|gfe dBG|EcB AGF|GAB EFG|DEF G3:|
|:GAG GG,G|ABA AA,A|BcB BB,B|ABA AGF|G/2A/2B/2c/2d EGc|DEF G3:|
|:d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2e/2 dBG|gec dBG|d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2e/2 dBG|gfe dcB|cea Bdg|
ABA A2 (3def|gfe e/2d/2c/2B/2A/2G/2|EcB AGF|G/2A/2B/2c/2d EGc|DEF G3:|
|:G,2G G/2F/2E/2D/2C/2B,/2|A,2 A A/2G/2F/2E/2D/2C/2|B,2B B/2A/2G/2F/2E/2D/2
|A,2 A AGF|G/2A/2B/2c/2d E/2F/2G/2A/2B/2c/2|DEF G3:|
|:B/2A/2G/2A/2B/2c/2 d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2B/2|g/2f/2e/2f/2g/2e/2 d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2|
B/2|B/2A/2G/2A/2B/2c/2 d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2B/2|g/2f/2e/2f/2g/2e/2 d/2c/2B/2c/2d/2B/2|
c/2e/2a/2d/2c/2B/2 B/2d/2g/2d/2c/2B/2|ABA A2 (3d/2e/2f/2|gfe e/2d/2c/2B/2
A/2G/2|EcB AGF|GBd EGc|DEF G3:|
|:dga z3|dab z3|dbc' z3|dc'd' z3|dgf gfe|def g3:|
d/2c/2B/2A/2G z3|efg dBG|d/2c/2B/2A/2G z3|efg dcB|cea Bdg|
ABA A2 (3d/2e/2f/2|gfe e/2d/2c/2B/2A/2G/2|EcB AGF|GBd EGc|DEF G3:|
|:dgg gfg|aba aga|bc'b d'bg|ec'b agf|gab efg|
def g3:||:dBd z3|ece z3|dBd z3|ece z3|gBg z3|
fAf z3 gfe e/2d/2c/2B/2A/2G/2|EcB AGF|G/2A/2B/2c/2d EGc|DEF G3:|
|:gGg z3|aGa z3|bGb z3|aGa z3|gbg gfe|def g3:|
|:dB/2B/2B/2B/2 z3|ec/2c/2c/2c/2 z3|dB/2B/2B/2B/2 z3|ec/2c/2c/2c/2 z3|gfe dcB|
ABA A2 (3d/2e/2f/2|gec dBG|EcB AGF|G/2A/2B/2c/2d EGc|DEF G3:|
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I have to add my voice to the clamour for more! Great work so far but you need to delve a little deeper.
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Excellent tune!
X:1
T: The Winter Night Schottische
R: barndanceM: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Cmaj
g2- g3/a/4b/4 |\
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>g | a2 g>^f g2- g3/a/4b/4 |
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dcA G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>d | e2 c2 c2 a2 ||
|: A2 A>^G A>Bc>d | e>fe>^d e2 a2 | e2 a2 e2 d>e | c>dB>c A>GE>G |
[E2A2]- [EA]>^G A>Bc>d | e>fe>^d e2 a2 | e2 d>e c>dB>c |[1 A4 [E2A4] :|[2 A4 g2- g3/a/4b/4 ||
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>g | a2 g>^f g2- g3/a/4b/4 |
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>d | e2 c2 c2- c>e ||
K: FMaj
|: "trio"f2 f>a c>fA>c | F>Ac>f a2 a>f | g2 g>b e>gc>e | G>ce>g b2 b>e |
f2 f>a c>fA>c | F>Ac>f a2 a>f | e>fg>a b>cd>e |[1 f2 f2 f2- f>c :|[2 f2 f2 (f>g ^g3/)a/4b/4 ||
K: CMaj
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>g | a2 g>^f g2- g3/a/4b/4 |
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>d | e2 c2 c2 a2 ||
|: [E2A2]- [EA]>^G A>Bc>d | e>fe>^d e2 a2 | e2 a2 e2 d2 | c>dB>c A>GE>G |
[E2A2]- [EA]>^G A>Bc>d | e>fe>^d e2 a2 | e2 d>e c>dB>c |[1 A4 [E4A4] :|[2 A4 g2- g3/a/4b/4 ||
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>g | a2 g>^f g2- g3/a/4b/4 |
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>d | e2 c2 c2- c>e ||
K: FMaj
|: "trio"f2 f>a c>fA>c | F>Ac>f a2 a>f | g2 g>b e>gc<e | G>ce>g b2 b>e |
f2 f>a c>fA>c | F>Ac>f a2 a>f | e>fg>a b>cd>e |[1 f2 f2 f2- f>c :|[2 f2 f2 (f>g ^g3/)a/4b/4 ||
K: CMaj
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dc>A G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>g | a2 g>^f g2- g3/a/4b/4 |
c'2 e2 g2 c>d | e>dcA G2- G>E | G>AB>c d>ef>d | e2 c2 "fine"[G4c4] |] -
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This is a fine tune. Nothing at all 'flash' about it, just nicely structured and good fun, enjoy!
X:1
T:Round Ear'd Cap. Walsh 4 Volume 2.091, The
M:6/8
L:1/8
B:Walsh, The Compleat Country Dancing Master Fourth Edition. 1740
Q:3/8=100
K:C
G|cdc cdc |c3- c2c|efe efe|e3- e2e|gag gag|
g3- g2f|f3 e3|d3- d2::g|gfe efg|A3- A2f|
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Strictly speaking, I suppose a concertina is a "wind instrument", and that one is definitely a "bass".
Ah yes but what a bass! The bass concertina tends to be ponderously slow to speak at the bottom end of its range so either you have a very responsive concertina or you are very good at judging how early to start the note so it sounds at the right time. I rather suspect that the truth lies somewhere in between as some of the busier passages are just a little blurred so to speak but even so that is a remarkable performance of a bass playing melody.
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The new ends won't be "masquerading" either, as they will be flat rather than raised! The intention is to inform, not deceive.
The wonderful thing about the New Model was the raised ends! Forget the label make raised ends!!!
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The tune that intrigues me more than any other this month is Mr. Moore's Hornpipe, here's another sensitive rendition btw. This is a great tune, said to be English trad and yet it is apparently undocumented as far as I can tell other than that Brian Peters makes a reference to it being from the Thomas Watts of Derbyshire manuscript which I've so far been unable to find online.
Tune tracing can be very frustrating at times!
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The Adderbury tune you've given is not Haste to the Wedding; it is Rory O'More. Very different tunes and, incidentally, with very different lyrics as songs.
I'll speculate that Adderbury may have danced the same dance to both tunes, calling the dance after the Haste to the Wedding tune even when using the Rory O'More tune. But that tune isn't just another version of Haste to the Wedding, and I don't think renditions of Rory O'More should count as Haste to the Wedding entries. (Of course, I HttW doesn't win the poll, I shouldn't worry.
)As it happens I didn't 'give' the tune, I took it straight from the Morris Ring website.
Speculate all you want but I did point out that the 'Adderbury' tune wasn't to my liking but I fell short of saying that tune wasn't anything like Haste to the Wedding as I knew it. I, after all, don't claim to be the oracle . . .
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These are the three morris versions of Haste to the Wedding that I know of. If you want to be different try the Adderbury version but I think the Headington Quarry tune sounds nicest.
X:86T:Haste to the Wedding (Rory O'More), AdderburyQ:120M:6/8L:1/8Q:3/8=105A:AdderburyP:A(AB)6K:FP:Ad|cAF AFF|AFF F2d|cAA AGF|EGG G2d|cAF AGF|ABc d2c/B/|Acc cde|fFF F2 ||P:Bf|fed dcA|BAG F2E|DEF FGA|Bdc c2F|fed dcA|Bcd ddc|Acc cde|fFF F2 ||X:87T:Haste to the Wedding, BrackleyQ:120M:6/8L:1/8Q:3/8=105A:BrackleyP:A(AB)4AK:GP:AD|D>ED D>cB|A>GA BGE|D>B,D B>cB|c>AA A2D |D>ED D>cB|A>GA BGE|D>B,D B>dB|G>GG G2 ||P:Bd|dBd dBd |ece ece|dBd dcB |ABA A2B/c/|d3 B3 |A>GA BGE|D>B,D B>dB|G>GG G2 ||X:88T:Haste to the Wedding, HeadingtonQ:120M:6/8L:1/8Q:3/8=105A:HeadingtonP:A(AB)4K:DP:AA/G/|F>GA Adf|ede fdB|A>BA AGF|G>Be eag|faa adf|ede fdB|A>BA a2g|fdd d2 ||P:B||f>df agf|geg bag|f>df agf|gfg efg|a3 f3 |e>de fdB|A>BA a2g|fdd d2:| -
X:84
T:Mr Moore's Hornpipe
T:Lorenz's Butterfly - Boggart's Breakfast
C:
N:
Q:1/4=144
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:G
F2 G2 e2 G2 |FE DE FD B2 |F2 G2 e2 G2 |FE DE F2 z2 |
F2 G2 e2 G2 |FE DE FD B2 |F2 GA BG FG |AF D2 E2 z2 |
ed e2 ge c2 |e2 de fd B2 |f2 e2 ge c2 |e2 de f2 z2 |
f2 e2 ge c2 |e2 de fd B2- |B2 A2 cA F2 |AF D2 E2 z2 |]
X:85
T:Golden Slippers
% Nottingham Music Database
S:Trad, via EF
M:4/4
L:1/4
Q:1/4=160
K:D
P:A
d/2e/2|"D"ff f/2e/2d/2e/2|"D"ff "A7"fd/2e/2|"D"ff f/2e/2d/2e/2|
"A7"fe ec/2d/2|"A7"ee e/2d/2c/2d/2|"A7"ee ec/2d/2|"A7"eg fe|"D"ed d:|
P:B
c/2B/2|:"D"A3d|"D7"fe dA|"G"B3e|"Em"gf "E7"ed|"A7"cc c/2B/2c/2d/2| [1"A7"e2 A2\
|"D"d3/2c/2 "A7"de|"D"f2 "A7"a2:|
[2"A7"e2 g2|"D"f3/2g/2 "A7"fe|"D"d2 d||
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X:783
T:the Graemsay Jig
A:Orkney
M:6/8
Q:3/8-130
O:Scotland
R:Jig
Z:Richard Robinson <URL:http://www.qualmograph.org.uk/contact.html>
K:D
[A3D3] BAF|A2B d2e|faa baf|e>fe edB|\
[A3D3] BAF|A2B d2e|faf e2d|d3-d2B:|
|:ABd B2A|ABd B2A|faa baf|e>fe edB|\
ABd B2A|ABd B2A|faf e2d|d3-d2:|
Mr Moore's Hornpipe is proving more difficult to find an abc of. I now have a pdf and I'll transcribe it then post that too.
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Great contributions here, I've enjoyed every piece all the way from the top of the thread. A deceptive tune this one, not something I would tackle off the cuff because the style is so far removed from my comfort zone but it's great to listen to.
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Yeah, the tune-o-tron doesn't do it either.
But I was confident that somebody would support it, because it's in the standard:
http://abcnotation.com/wiki/abc:standard:v2.1#clefs_and_transposition
It is, however it's also described as 'Volatile'!
I will look at updating abcm2ps if needed Chuck but don't forget you are running the Mac version of Easy ABC not the PC one and is doesn't matter which version of abcm2ps you have if the interpreter ignores some commands!
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He might be trying to do it because I did it. I don't necessarily strictly prefer it there, but I do think it sounds nice, and I thought the option was worth a look, and I figured it was a trick to accomplish and a breeze to undo.
I think Jack was trying to rewrite it because only the converter you pointed to can turn that rather odd looking code into a single stave with the counter-melody printed an octave lower than written using the command V:Countermelody octave=-1 which I've never seen before and doesn't work in any of the four ABC software packages I have installed so it most certainly won't work in Barfly. I know three different methods of printing two parts on a single stave using abc but none will print a voice an octave lower than written with a header command as far as I am aware. The converter is very clever for doing that but the coding isn't very useful if it isn't supported by the most popular software packages and requires an internet connection to work.
I get a nicely printed sheet of music but the second voice is printed at the pitch it was coded in not an octave lower.
Pete.
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but I can't see how to get abcm2ps to mark the second voice as an octave down):
V:2 clef=treble-8
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I may have to wander over, Lewes is less than an hour away for me and I've yet to see Kettle Bridge dance.
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Phishing perhaps? Sorry to sound cynical but a genuine poster might have checked in and acknowledged posts made so far?
Just spotted the ".edu" appended to the post. We have a live one, first class nerd. What's not to like?
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Here's a great tune from Estonia. A post on melodeon.net drew my attention to it, listen to young Ollie King playing it and then have a go at it yourself.
X:1T:Kristjani ReilenderL:1/8M:4/4Q:1/4=140K:DmajDE FG A2 A2|Ad ce d2 ef|g2 eg f2 d2|cd ed (3cBA (3GFE|DE FG A2 A2|Ad ce d2 ef|g2 eg f2 d2|1 cd ec dB AF:|2 cd ec de fg|||:a2 ff f2 ef|g2 ee e2 de|f2 dd d2 cd|ed cB AB (3cBA|d2 ef g2 ab|a2 ff f2 ef|gf ed cd ec|1 df ec de fg:|2 (3dBA (3GFE D4|| -
I wonder if you might be able to post or email a scan of the original? There's a couple of places that don't seem quite right to me - I could adjust them as I see fit, but then I might be accused of cheating!
Thanks - Danny
Scan of volume two is here. Maggie Lawder is the second tune. The ABC I posted (from volume 2) was transcribed by John Chambers of "JCs Tunefinder" fame. I have the ABC's (and scans of the originals) for all three volumes if you'd like them? In fact I'll root around and find the page on John Chamber's site so that anyone who wants to can grab the files, there are some wonderful pieces in there, I'll be back!
Pete
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Cool.
I try that one too.
That tune goes pretty low, it sounds lovely.
Thank you very much.
Does this mean you've now figured out how to make sheet music from the ABC code? If not and you would like a PDF copy, message me with your email address and I'll send it to you.
Pete.
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There were a number of errors in the abc coding that I've corrected, I've also spread the music out a bit as it was ridiculously cramped.
Pete.
X:4T:Shandon BellsR:jigM:6/8L:1/8Q:3/8=110K:Gmaj|:DB,G, G,B,D|GAG GED|ECA, A,B,D|E2 D EFG|DB,G, G,B,D|GAG GED|EFG AFD|1 G3 GFE:|2 G3 G2 A|B2 G GFG|B2 d dBG|FDD ADD|FEF ABc|B2 G GFG|Bdd dBG|EFG AFD|G3 G2 A|B2 G GFG|B2 d dBG|F2 D ADD|FEF ABc|B2 G GFG|Bdd dBG|EFG AFD|G3 GFE|]
Poll: Tune Of The Month For January 2014
in Tune of the Month
Posted · Edited by tallship
X:15
T:Hanter Dro de Languidig
C:Trad 1, 30
M:3/4
L:1/8
K:C
ee/d/ ce A2|ee/d/ cd eg|\
ee/d/ ce A2|ee/d/ cd e2:|
|:ee/e/ fe Bc|de/d/ cA/c/ B2|\
ee/e/ fe Bc|de/d/ cB A2:|
X:1
T:The Old Copperplate
R:reel
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Ador
A2 EA cAAe|aged cAFA|G2 DG BGBd|gedc BAGB|
A2 EA cAAe| aged cAGB|ABcd efge|aged cA A2 :|
ageg a2 eg|aged cA A2| gfef g2 ef|gfge dBGB|
ageg a2 eg|aged cAGB|ABcd efge|aged cA A2 :|
X:1
T:Whistling Rufus
R:Cakewalk
C:Kerry Mills (1899)
Z:added by Alf warnock alf0@rogers.com - www.alfwarnock.info/alfs
M:C|
L:1/8
K:G
P:A
|:G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|G2GA BAG2|d8|\
G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|a2aa age2|a8|
G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|G2GA BAG2|d6g2|\
eg2e d2ed|B2G2 AGED|GB2G AGA2|[1 G2z2 g2z2:|[2 G2B2 F2G2||
P:B
|:d4d4-|d2e2d2G2|F4F4-|F2 c2^G2A2|\
e4e4-|e2f2e2c2|B4B4-|B2B2F2G2|
d4d4-|d2e2d2G2|c4c4-|c2d2c2G2|\
B4c2B2|E4F4|[1G8-|G2B2F2G2:|[2 G8-|G4g2z2||
P:A
G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|G2GA BAG2|d8|\
G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|a2aa age2|a8|
G2GB d2de|g2g2 ed3|G2GA BAG2|d6g2|\
eg2e d2ed|B2G2 AGED|GB2G AGA2| G2z2 g2z2|
K:C
P:C
|:c6d2|e6g2|a3ba3b|a2g2e2c2|\
d3ed3e|d2A2B2c2|d3ed2e2|d2B2A2G2|
c6d2|e6g2|a3ba3b|a2g2e2c2|\
d3ed3e|d2A2B2c2|[1 d8|c4G4:|[2 d8|c2e2B2c2||
P:D
|:g4g4-|g2a2g2c2|B4B4-|B2f2 ^c2d2|\
a4a4-|a2b2a2f2|e4e4-|e2e2B2c2|
g4g4-|g2a2g2c2|f4f4-|f2g2f2c2|\
e4f2e2|A4B4|[1 c8|-c2e2B2c2:|[2 c8-|c4c'2z2|]
X: 1
T:Josefin's Dopvals
C:Roger Tallroth
M:3/4
R:waltz
L:1/4
Q:1/4=140
K:G
|:DGA|Bdc|BAG|D2E|C>CC|EGF|E3|D3|
DGA|Bdc|BAG|D2E|C>CC|EFG|[1(A3|A3):|[2A3-|ABc|
|:dBd|g2f|e3|d3|ced|cBA|B>cB|ABc|
dBd|g2f|e3|d3|ced|cBA|B>cB|ABc|
BAG|F2G|G3|C>DC|B,DG|FEF|[1(G3|G)Bc:|[2G3-|G3|]