Hi,
I am trying to learn the second reelof a set played during th Traditional music Awards 2005 (http://www.tg4.ie/gradam.htm).
The set is played by two young women on fiddle and pipes with Josephine Keegan on piano.
The first one is Ronnie Cooper. I wrote the begining of the second tune and I can't find it in the Tunes section. Here it is :
X:1
T:
M:4/4
R:
K:G
GFGB dBGB |eBdB cBAF | D2DE FGAB | cAed cAFA |
Gzgf gdBd | eBdB cBAc | BG ~G2 bg af | gd cA BG GF :|
Can anybody help please ?
Thaks by advance.
Pierre
OK Whistledon, I was going to call you before Sunday and suggest that but you beat me to it My phone went a little screwy the other night, I think it was off the charger too long. I tried calling you back but it was dead.
Tune Identification
Tune Identification
Hi,
I am trying to learn the second reelof a set played during th Traditional music Awards 2005 (http://www.tg4.ie/gradam.htm).
The set is played by two young women on fiddle and pipes with Josephine Keegan on piano.
The first one is Ronnie Cooper. I wrote the begining of the second tune and I can't find it in the Tunes section. Here it is :
X:1
T:
M:4/4
R:
K:G
GFGB dBGB |eBdB cBAF | D2DE FGAB | cAed cAFA |
Gzgf gdBd | eBdB cBAc | BG ~G2 bg af | gd cA BG GF :|
Can anybody help please ?
Thaks by advance.
Pierre
# Posted on March 2nd 2006 by Pierre Commes
Re: Tune Identification
Could it be :
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2243
This is played after "Ronnie Cooper" on Disc One of "The Keegan's Tunes" - see recordings section.
# Posted on March 2nd 2006 by Kenny
Re: Tune Identification
That's it!
Thanks a million!
# Posted on March 2nd 2006 by Pierre Commes
Re: Tune Identification
Guys, maybe some of you might help me with the following tunes, both of which are in Breathnach's Cuid a Tri (Green Book, which I no longer possess)
1) Reel, Key GMajor
gedg/egdB/AcBG/ABce/dB3/dBAG/FGAF/GABd/
2) Reel, Key AMin/Dorian ?
EG/A2ed/BcdB/AG3/AGEG/A2ed//Bdef/g2fa/gedg/
Can anyone give me the reference numbers and names of these tunes in Breathnach's ? Any help is much appreciated.
# Posted on March 2nd 2006 by Strathfoyle
Re: Tune Identification
Strathfoyle, I'll bring the book with me to the session this Sunday and you can look it up.
whistledon
# Posted on March 3rd 2006 by westcoastfluter
Re: Tune Identification
OK Whistledon, I was going to call you before Sunday and suggest that but you beat me to it
My phone went a little screwy the other night, I think it was off the charger too long. I tried calling you back but it was dead.
Seeya Sunday.
# Posted on March 3rd 2006 by Strathfoyle
Re: Tune Identification
The Ador one is Ormond Sound - a Paddy O' Brien (Nenagh)composition
# Posted on March 3rd 2006 by TomR
Re: Tune Identification
Oh, the G maj one is another Paddy O' Brien composition called Town Teine. Blasts from the past!
# Posted on March 3rd 2006 by TomR