Like the post I had in before about a Strathspey, On another post.
Never mine if you like the Tune/Video or not
Is the ABC Text I am worried about I've stopped using those wee symbol's ~
Now trying (3ddd etc,
So, Its this Abc OK ?
Your's,
jim,,,
Using ABC Explorer, it wants spaces before and after your triplets, or it will bar the notes all together. You only need one pipe ("|") with a colon. That will give you the normal repeat bar line. Apart from those quibbles, very good!
X:1
T:Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C:Jim McAuley
M:4/4
R:Barndance
K:G
(3DEF|:G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e (3ddd B |ABAG EDD2 |
(3GFG DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e (3ddd B |AGEF G3B :|
(3ded Bd b (3ggg g|abag e (3ddd g|(3ddd Bd b (3ggg g|agef g3B |
(3ded Bd b (3ggg g|abag e (3ddd d| gdeg d (3BBB A|AGEF G4 :|
Hm...maybe. I think I could equally well call it a hornpipe. I generally think of a barndance as having more phrases of long single notes; Lucy Farr's barndance is a good (maybe extreme) example.
Innocent Bystander -
Great name by the way,
but I fear for you on here - lol...
Thanks for this info, I always do this at the end
( :|| ) I thought It looked more like music score. Now I know is wrong, ' Its to be Corrected ' Many Thanks.
Danjo
I wondered about that a bit too, maybe I should make it a Hornpipe ?
Thank-you also -
No reason why I couldn't dance a Barn Dance to that tune, and I learnt to dance a Barn Dance in the halcyon days of the Ceili Dances. I always think that a good example of a Barn Dance tune/tempo is 'The Stack of Barley'
I don't know a great deal about dancing, so Free Reed may well bne right about its being suitable to dance a barndance to. But I'm inclined to agree with the earlier posters that, in terms of its phrase structure, it souds more like a hornpipe - and a very nice one, at that. IN fact, it is one of those hornpipes that would sound equally good played as a reel. (Reavy's 'The Street Player' http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2739 is another good example of such a tune).
Nope, at least from this side of things, I wouldn't call it a barndance, but it's a sweet tune and makes it as others have suggested. I don't quite believe your notation of some of those triplets. I'd have to hear what exactly your playing, but I doubt the way you've notated it does it justice. Here it is back at you simplified a little away from those weird bits ~
X: 1
T: Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
R: hornpipe
K: GMaj
|: (3DEF | G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB eddB |ABAG ED D2 |
G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB eddB | AGEF G2- :|
|: GB | (3ded Bd bggg | abag eddg | (3ddd Bd bggg | agef g3 B |
(3ded Bd bggg | abag eddd | gdeg dBBA | AGEF G2- :|
Thanks Danni,
' Kept getting server error's on you email here '
I tried to send you this -
Thanks,for that ABc text you made me I'd like to use it on the video in youtube. See link above and check new info -
Last word's yours - No worries..
jim,,,
Are people leaping around in groups in silly costumes?
Is there a caller with the band ?
Are there loads of straw bales everywhere ?
Is there a barbecue at the interval ?
If the answer to all these questions is "No", then it's not a barn-dance.
Simple.
PS I'm playing my first one for ages; must brush up the old jokes.....
Jim, I've only just caught your recording, lovely. It works as a fling, but halved, not doubled, and your playing gives it that feeling. I'll set some time aside and try to do it a better transcription, but later. I'm fighting computer gremlins again and need a rest from that battle. Here it is halved, as a highland fling ~
X: 1
T: Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
R: highland fling
K: GMaj
|: (3DEF |\
G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB |
(3ege dB eddB |[1 ABAG ED :|[2 AGEF G3 B :|
|: (3ded Bd bggg | abag eddg |
[1 (3ddd Bd bggg | agef g3 B :|
[2 gdeg dBBA | AGEF G2 |]
Is this a Barn-dance ???
Is this a Barn-dance ???
Like the post I had in before about a Strathspey, On another post.
Never mine if you like the Tune/Video or not
Is the ABC Text I am worried about I've stopped using those wee symbol's ~
Now trying (3ddd etc,
So, Its this Abc OK ?
Your's,
jim,,,
X:1
T:Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C:Jim McAuley
M:4/4
R:Barndance
K:G
(3DEF|:
G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e(3dddB |ABAG EDD2 |
(3GFG DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e(3dddB |AGEF G3B :||
(3ded Bd b(3gggg|abag e(3dddg|(3ddd Bd b(3gggg|agef g3B |
(3ded Bd b(3gggg|abag e(3dddd| gdeg d(3BBBA|AGEF G4 :||
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YUVEsBxBPE&feature=channel_video_title
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by FIDDLE4
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Using ABC Explorer, it wants spaces before and after your triplets, or it will bar the notes all together. You only need one pipe ("|") with a colon. That will give you the normal repeat bar line. Apart from those quibbles, very good!
X:1
T:Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C:Jim McAuley
M:4/4
R:Barndance
K:G
(3DEF|:G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e (3ddd B |ABAG EDD2 |
(3GFG DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB e (3ddd B |AGEF G3B :|
(3ded Bd b (3ggg g|abag e (3ddd g|(3ddd Bd b (3ggg g|agef g3B |
(3ded Bd b (3ggg g|abag e (3ddd d| gdeg d (3BBB A|AGEF G4 :|
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by Innocent Bystander
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Hm...maybe. I think I could equally well call it a hornpipe. I generally think of a barndance as having more phrases of long single notes; Lucy Farr's barndance is a good (maybe extreme) example.
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by Danjo
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Also, forgot - nice tune! :D
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by Danjo
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Innocent Bystander -
Great name by the way,
but I fear for you on here - lol...
Thanks for this info, I always do this at the end
( :|| ) I thought It looked more like music score. Now I know is wrong, ' Its to be Corrected ' Many Thanks.
Danjo
I wondered about that a bit too, maybe I should make it a Hornpipe ?
Thank-you also -
jim,,,
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by FIDDLE4
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Leave it as it is Jim, it's grand.
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by Dragut Reis
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
No reason why I couldn't dance a Barn Dance to that tune, and I learnt to dance a Barn Dance in the halcyon days of the Ceili Dances. I always think that a good example of a Barn Dance tune/tempo is 'The Stack of Barley'
# Posted on October 21st 2011 by Free Reed
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Yep, See what you mean Free Reed.
I found this your right .
jim,,,
X:8
T:The little stack of barley
R:Hornpipe
M:C|
L:1/8
K:G
Bd|efed BedB|AGEG AcBA|GFGA BA(3Bcd|e2A2 A2Bd|
|efgf efdB|AGEG AcBA|GF GA Bd AB |G2 GG~G2:|
GA|Bdef g2fg|agfg egd2|gfed BA(3Bcd|e2AA A2Bd|
|(3efg afg2fe|dBAG AcBA|GFGA BdAB|G2GG G2-:|
# Posted on October 22nd 2011 by FIDDLE4
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Hearing it, I'd say itnwasba reel, but then I prefer my hornpipes bouncy.
# Posted on October 22nd 2011 by curamach
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
I don't know a great deal about dancing, so Free Reed may well bne right about its being suitable to dance a barndance to. But I'm inclined to agree with the earlier posters that, in terms of its phrase structure, it souds more like a hornpipe - and a very nice one, at that. IN fact, it is one of those hornpipes that would sound equally good played as a reel. (Reavy's 'The Street Player' http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2739 is another good example of such a tune).
# Posted on October 22nd 2011 by CreadurMawnOrganig
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Nope, at least from this side of things, I wouldn't call it a barndance, but it's a sweet tune and makes it as others have suggested. I don't quite believe your notation of some of those triplets. I'd have to hear what exactly your playing, but I doubt the way you've notated it does it justice. Here it is back at you simplified a little away from those weird bits ~
X: 1
T: Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
R: hornpipe
K: GMaj
|: (3DEF | G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB eddB |ABAG ED D2 |
G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB | (3ege dB eddB | AGEF G2- :|
|: GB | (3ded Bd bggg | abag eddg | (3ddd Bd bggg | agef g3 B |
(3ded Bd bggg | abag eddd | gdeg dBBA | AGEF G2- :|
# Posted on October 22nd 2011 by ceolachan
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Thanks Danni
< those weird bits ~ > lol say's it all : )
Here's how I would like it to be, Although the Reel idea its ok by me -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YUVEsBxBPE&feature=channel_video_title
jim,,,
# Posted on October 24th 2011 by FIDDLE4
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Thanks Danni,
' Kept getting server error's on you email here '
I tried to send you this -
Thanks,for that ABc text you made me I'd like to use it on the video in youtube. See link above and check new info -
Last word's yours - No worries..
jim,,,
# Posted on October 24th 2011 by FIDDLE4
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Are people leaping around in groups in silly costumes?
Is there a caller with the band ?
Are there loads of straw bales everywhere ?
Is there a barbecue at the interval ?
If the answer to all these questions is "No", then it's not a barn-dance.
Simple.
PS I'm playing my first one for ages; must brush up the old jokes.....
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by Guernsey Pete
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
I just made a fresh batch of barbecue sauce. Now where did I put my bib overalls? Where's this happening GP? Are you going dressed as a pirate?
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by ceolachan
Re: Is this a Barn-dance ???
Jim, I've only just caught your recording, lovely. It works as a fling, but halved, not doubled, and your playing gives it that feeling. I'll set some time aside and try to do it a better transcription, but later. I'm fighting computer gremlins again and need a rest from that battle. Here it is halved, as a highland fling ~
X: 1
T: Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
R: highland fling
K: GMaj
|: (3DEF |\
G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB |
(3ege dB eddB |[1 ABAG ED :|[2 AGEF G3 B :|
|: (3ded Bd bggg | abag eddg |
[1 (3ddd Bd bggg | agef g3 B :|
[2 gdeg dBBA | AGEF G2 |]
I'll be back... Hopefully ~
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by ceolachan
Thanks for the listen Jim, I enjoyed that...
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by ceolachan
Oops!
X: 1
T: Let Nature Be Your Teacher
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
R: highland fling
K: GMaj
|: (3DEF | G2 DB, DEGA | Bdef gedB |
(3ege dB eddB |[1 ABAG ED :|[2 AGEF G3 B ||
|: (3ded Bd bggg | abag eddg |
[1 (3ddd Bd bggg | agef g3 B :|
[2 gdeg dBBA | AGEF G2 |]
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by ceolachan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YUVEsBxBPEon
Sorry, jumping about and dealing with madness on this side I'd missed your link to the audio...
# Posted on October 27th 2011 by ceolachan