As Bran mentioned, Breton dance tunes rarely have names. In terms of tune type/dance this is a kas a barh, but here it is played in a non-dance tempo (much slower).
This tune doesn't have a name like most Breton tunes. Tom is my teacher and he taught me this tune a while ago. It is a nice tune and makes a good technical exercise...
"A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
"A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
Does anybody knows how this tune is called (except from "breton tune") ?
I've searched for it but didn't find any clues.
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by pavelas
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
Source? Link?
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by Henk Bos
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
It's the first tune Tom's playing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqWMn6RnWCA
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by pavelas
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
There are very few breton tunes which have names, you might never find a name for this one. It's not like in ITM.
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by Bran Ruz
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
I've come across this georgeous tune before.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xls2lk8NtRs
I don't think it's Tom playing iy.
enjoy
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by Andyras1
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
As Bran mentioned, Breton dance tunes rarely have names. In terms of tune type/dance this is a kas a barh, but here it is played in a non-dance tempo (much slower).
# Posted on October 3rd 2010 by Janek
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
This tune doesn't have a name like most Breton tunes. Tom is my teacher and he taught me this tune a while ago. It is a nice tune and makes a good technical exercise...
# Posted on October 4th 2010 by Why Bother?
Re: "A breton tune " played by Tom Doorley (Danu)
this tune is called "Andro des petits bateaux" (the small boats andro) an andro is a type of breton dance.
It's on Danu last Cd track 9
# Posted on October 4th 2010 by laure