Steve Moore Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 "Joy to the Person of my Love" is a baroque era, courtly Scots song with lovely 6-chord minor to major harmonies. It is also played very slowly. As such it makes a good exercise for harmonic Anglo on the Left Hand following tab conventions of G Coover. I've left it to the player to work out the right hand melody, with just a couple of footnoted suggestions. I'm new at this, finding the voicings and getting my fingers to the more distant buttons, so comments and suggestions welcome. Joy to the Person of My Love_Am.docx
gcoover Posted December 16, 2023 Posted December 16, 2023 For those who don't read music, maybe add the numbers for the top row? It's a bit confusing otherwise! Gary
John Wild Posted December 17, 2023 Posted December 17, 2023 I have taken the liberty of typing this in ABC. I hope that is OK. This unfortunately has to be minus your anglo tablature as I am not sure how to accommodate that in ABC notation. X:339 T:Joy to the Person of My Love T:17th cent. Scots song/air in Am M:4/4 L:1/8 K:Am |:"Am"a2 ef "C"g3c|"Dm"defg "Am"e3e|"Dm"dcBA "E"B3A|"Am"A4-A4:| |:"Am"ABcd "Em"e2 ab|"Am"c'a"G"bg "F"a2 ef|"C"g2 f/e/d/c/ "G"d3c|"C"c4-c4:| |:"C"g2 ec "Em"g3g|"Am"aAcd "Em"e3e|"Dm"dcBA "E"B3A|"Am"A4-A4:|
Michael Eskin Posted December 17, 2023 Posted December 17, 2023 (edited) Here's a play link for my ABC Transcription Tools to John Wild's version with concertina sounds for both the melody and chords: https://michaeleskin.com/abctools/abctools.html?lzw=BoLgzGCcBQAqICkD2BPABAFyZgFgUzQAU8AnAZyQDs0kAzNAWXQBkkA3POEARgHYMcaAMZ5KGAHRoAykKQYyaCpQDmAegCGASxJpN1AIIBbaAxAAWVWejMeqgBzQAijwAML6AGkQR6AFJpSACulAAmtFQYIGi06hgARqh+6nFCAFZkAPoUwWER0bEJKH6MeAA2SCHoAA4kSMok6oZRAMJUIiQYeup+vgwAkgAifWg1dQ2GaNwQxQBC6mRkqs04SCQhCqP1jS1tpJ2U3b69g8NCK2ubk9NH-UNocfNkbEilaABsVjcnwuchz68faAAHxAACIjKD1AAmNB4eig5qg5RgIRA0EDQygkJw5RocGYvBgPBojFYoQzfR4gCioJmYH0aIh+jMAFpmSAgcCwUyZkIQtSCTDkozMUIAOTqUEAcVBcVxoIAYpCYXC0YjlDDaKo8KoQqohKo8TKQii1aChKyLRyuQikSqhAKkWBlCLIfo+Y7CcT0ZiQuTKaCaXSGfjwaz2ZzoEA&format=noten&ssp=10&pdf=incipits&pn=none&fp=yes&name=Joy_to_the_Person_of_My_Love&play=1 Edited December 17, 2023 by Michael Eskin 1
Roger Hare Posted December 18, 2023 Posted December 18, 2023 (edited) On 12/17/2023 at 1:54 PM, John Wild said: I have taken the liberty of typing this in ABC. I hope that is OK. This unfortunately has to be minus your anglo tablature as I am not sure how to accommodate that in ABC notation. (my emphasis) X:339 T:Joy to the Person of My Love T:17th cent. Scots song/air in Am M:4/4 L:1/8 K:Am |:"Am"a2 ef "C"g3c|"Dm"defg "Am"e3e|"Dm"dcBA "E"B3A|"Am"A4-A4:| |:"Am"ABcd "Em"e2 ab|"Am"c'a"G"bg "F"a2 ef|"C"g2 f/e/d/c/ "G"d3c|"C"c4-c4:| |:"C"g2 ec "Em"g3g|"Am"aAcd "Em"e3e|"Dm"dcBA "E"B3A|"Am"A4-A4:| The 'easiest' ways to add tabs are using 1) text annotations; 2) lyrics (w:) lines; 3) symbol (s:) lines. There are pluses and minuses for each approach, and all are to some extent 'messy'... The code below is an edited version of the code posted by John Wild, and uses method 2) which is my preferred option. Using '^' for pull can be replaced with '_' for pull, though this uses two w: lines for each line of tabs... X:339 T:Joy to the Person of My Love %A lightly edited version of a tune posted on concertina.net by user John Wild, 17 December 2023 T:17th cent. Scots song/air in Amin T:Tabs added using 'dummy' lyrics using w: lines M:4/4 L:1/8 Q:100 K:Amin %naturals (nominal key of C) |: "Am" a2 ef "C" g3 c | "Dm" defg "Am" e3 e | "Dm" dcBA "E" B3 A | "Am" A4- A4 :| w: R4^ R2 R3^ R3 R1 | R2^ R2 R3^ R3 R2 R2 | R2^ R1 R1^ L1^ R1^ L1^ | L1^ L1^ | ABTCGA |: "Am" ABcd "Em" e2 ab | "Am" c'a"G"bg "F" a2 ef | "C" g2 f/e/d/c/ "G" d3 c | "C" c4- c4 :| w: L1^ R1^ R1 R2^ R2 R4^ R5^ | R4 R4^ R5^ R3 R4^ R2 R3^ | R3 R3^ R2 R2^ R1 R2^ R1 | R1 R1 | ABTCGA |: "C" g2 ec "Em" g3 g | "Am" aAcd "Em" e3 e | "Dm" dcBA "E" B3 A | "Am" A4- A4 :| w: R3 R2 R1 R3 R3 | R4^ L1^ R1 R2^ R2 R2 | R2^ R1 R1^ L1^ R1^ L1^ | L1^ L1^ | ABTCGA Edited December 20, 2023 by Roger Hare 1
Steve Moore Posted December 19, 2023 Author Posted December 19, 2023 I should've included the source for this tune, here in D minor on lute, voice and viol. Worth a patient listen. The song lyrics are an exposition of constant but unrequited love (*sigh*). -Steve https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLl7K1IlXO0&ab_channel=DiegOrlok Yes, adding the RH tab would make it more accessible. It'll go onto two pages in Word because of spacing limitations. A rainy day project. 1
Steve Moore Posted December 31, 2023 Author Posted December 31, 2023 FULL TABLATURE VERSION, PDF. Right hand tab has been added above the staff; left hand harmony (and a few melody notes) below. Enjoy. Joy to the Person_tab.pdf
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