? ~ are you sure about the c#?
? ~
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K:
BG EB | GE BA/B/ | c/d/e/d/ A2 | ~
At the moment it's not ringing any bells, but maybe if we get the ABC notation right others will be able to source this one. ABC notation is a great shorthand for traditional music and well worth the bother of learning, and easy, especially for anyone already seeped in this music. Here are some online helps:
Thanks for the help and those web sites I am more comfortable with staff but do not have a programme to put on the computer. Having read the tutorials I think the march goes like this All f#
B ge B ge babc# d'e'd'a
B ge B ge abag faD
B ge B ge ba c# d'e'd'a
F'e'd'b'a'f'e' d'baf BB
No, it's not ringing any bells for me however I try to read it ~ but there's no way a trad tune hits that high, all those ' ...
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Edor
|:\
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BABc dedA | B,2 GE B,2 GE | ABAG FA D2 |
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BA c#2 dedA | fedb af e2 |[1 dBAF B,2 B,2 :|[2 dBAF E4 ||
This is not familiar to me at all, however you order it...
Check the dots as Bren suggests, but enter it like this, with the full ABC headers ~
X: 1
T: gan ainm
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Edor
|:\
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BABc dedA | B,2 GE B,2 GE | ABAG FA D2 |
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BA c#2 dedA | fedb af e2 |[1 dBAF B,2 B,2 :|[2 dBAF E4 ||
March name requested
March name requested
Anyone know a march beginning with
B G E B G E B AB C#D'E'D' A
Thanks a lot
Eoin
# Posted on April 13th 2009 by eoinjoc
Re: March name requested
? ~ are you sure about the c#?
? ~
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K:
BG EB | GE BA/B/ | c/d/e/d/ A2 | ~
At the moment it's not ringing any bells, but maybe if we get the ABC notation right others will be able to source this one. ABC notation is a great shorthand for traditional music and well worth the bother of learning, and easy, especially for anyone already seeped in this music. Here are some online helps:
http://www.lesession.co.uk/abc/abc_notation.htm
http://abcnotation.org.uk/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABC_(musical_notation)
There are also a slew of folks on site her always willing to help...
# Posted on April 14th 2009 by ceolachan
Re: March name requested
Thanks for the help and those web sites I am more comfortable with staff but do not have a programme to put on the computer. Having read the tutorials I think the march goes like this All f#
B ge B ge babc# d'e'd'a
B ge B ge abag faD
B ge B ge ba c# d'e'd'a
F'e'd'b'a'f'e' d'baf BB
# Posted on April 14th 2009 by eoinjoc
Re: March name requested
You can check if it looks right in staff at this website:
http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html
at the moment it's not making a lot of sense
# Posted on April 14th 2009 by Bren
Re: March name requested
No, it's not ringing any bells for me however I try to read it ~ but there's no way a trad tune hits that high, all those ' ...
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Edor
|:\
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BABc dedA | B,2 GE B,2 GE | ABAG FA D2 |
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BA c#2 dedA | fedb af e2 |[1 dBAF B,2 B,2 :|[2 dBAF E4 ||
This is not familiar to me at all, however you order it...
# Posted on April 20th 2009 by ceolachan
Re: March name requested
Check the dots as Bren suggests, but enter it like this, with the full ABC headers ~
X: 1
T: gan ainm
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Edor
|:\
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BABc dedA | B,2 GE B,2 GE | ABAG FA D2 |
B,2 GE B,2 GE | BA c#2 dedA | fedb af e2 |[1 dBAF B,2 B,2 :|[2 dBAF E4 ||
That site will also give you a midi to hear...
# Posted on April 20th 2009 by ceolachan