Here is the best transcription I can give of a tune from a poor live recording. Can anyone name it? I've already searched for the first couple of notes and had no good matches (I've listened to thousands of midi files).
The A part bears a very similar resemblance to the B part of a Susato tune from a few hundred years back
X:1
M:4/4
L:1/4
K:G
|:B/2c/2 d d e|d3 c|B G G A|F>E D2|
B/2c/2 d d e|d3 c|B G A F|G2 G2:|
|:B G G A|B G/2B/2 c A/2c/2|B G G A|F>E D2|
B G G A|B G/2B/2 c A/2c/2|B G A F|G2 G2:|
Name this tune?
Name this tune?
Here is the best transcription I can give of a tune from a poor live recording. Can anyone name it? I've already searched for the first couple of notes and had no good matches (I've listened to thousands of midi files).
X:1
T:
C:
L:1/8
Q:200
M:4/4
K:G
z6GA |: BGGA BGcA | BGGA B,CDC | B,3D C3G | FDEF G2GA | BGGA BGcA | BGGA B,CDC | B,3D C3G | FDEF G4 :|: z6ga | bgaf gefd | ecdB cABG | AFGE FDEC | DB,CA, B,G,FA | BGGA BGcA | BGGA B,CDC | B,3D C3G | FDEF G4 :|
# Posted on September 22nd 2004 by grymater
Re: Name this tune?
Looks to me like The Green Hills of Tyrol. If you'd like, I can post a setting based on the playing of Eileen Ivers.
# Posted on September 22nd 2004 by Will CPT
Re: Name this tune?
Silly me, Brad posted it long ago, here: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/760
# Posted on September 22nd 2004 by Will CPT
Re: Name this tune?
The A part bears a very similar resemblance to the B part of a Susato tune from a few hundred years back
X:1
M:4/4
L:1/4
K:G
|:B/2c/2 d d e|d3 c|B G G A|F>E D2|
B/2c/2 d d e|d3 c|B G A F|G2 G2:|
|:B G G A|B G/2B/2 c A/2c/2|B G G A|F>E D2|
B G G A|B G/2B/2 c A/2c/2|B G A F|G2 G2:|
# Posted on September 23rd 2004 by geoffwright