Boules Et Guirlandes

three-two

Key signature: Edorian

Submitted on October 26th 2008 by ceolachan.

This tune has been added to 9 tunebooks.

Also known as Boules Et Guirlandes #1, Boules Et Guirlandes 1, Laridé, Laridé à Six Temps, Laride, Ridée, Ridée 6 Temps, Ridée à Six Temps, Ridée Six Temps, Ridees 6 Temps.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• An Deiziou Kaer by Storvan
• Chilling On A Sunday by Kasír
• Fest-Noz by Pennou Skoulm
• Mowing The Machair by Fine Friday
• Pennou Skoulm. by Pennou Skoulm
• Premiere by Kornog
• Redwood by Lunasa
• Rendezvous by Celtic Fiddle Festival
• The Lights Of Ranzanico by Diarmaid And Donncha Moynihan
• The Story So Far... by Lunasa

X: 1
T: Boules Et Guirlandes
M: 3/2
L: 1/8
R: three-two
K: Edor
M: 6/4
E>F G>B A2 G>A B>G E>D | E>F G>B (3ABA G>A B>G E2 |
E>F G>B (3ABA G>A B>G E>D | E>F G>B (3ABA G>A B>G E>E ||
c2 A>c B>A G>F E>F G>B | c2 A>c B>A G>F G>B A>B |
c2 A>c B>A G>F E>F G>B | c2 A>c B>A G>F G>B A>D |]

"Boules Et Guirlandes" ~ from the playing of Skolvan

This sweet little number can be found on their following albums:
"Swing & Tears"
&
"Live in Italia" (a 2 CD set)

M: 6/4
R: Laridé à Six Temps

# Posted on October 26th 2008 by ceolachan

T'other ~ "Boules Et Guirlandes"

Key signature: G Major
Submitted on October 1st 2008 by KatabaticPat.
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/8956

# Posted on October 26th 2008 by ceolachan

M: 6/4

I did try the usual mid change way, or [M: 6/4], because of the site warning not to enter headers, but that was deleted and the music now reads right but has the key signature of 3/4 ~ just so anyone reading it knows...

# Posted on October 27th 2008 by ceolachan

Christmas baubles and garlands.

according to a certain Jack Merry on the web (who read the sleeve notes of their album, this tune (as played by Skolvan) is from the Redon region (South-East Britanny)

# Posted on October 27th 2008 by birlibirdie

Thanks for posting this one. I heard it at Lark, played by Preston Howard. I took a heart-wrenching stab at transcribing it; I even forced myself to exhume long-dead memories on additive meters. I wish I had looked here before undertaking the task.

M:6/4
K:Em
E>FG>B ~A2G>A B>GE2 |E>FG>B ~A2G>A B>G(~E2 | E)>FG>B ~A2G>A B>GE2 |E>FG>B ~A2G>A B>GEB|
[M:3+3+4/8] c2A B2A GFEB|[M:3+3+4+2/8 ]c2A B2A GFGBA2|
[M:3+3+4/8] c2A B2A GFEB|[M:3+3+4+2/8 ]c2A B2A GFGBA2|]

# Posted on August 17th 2010 by JavaWeasel