I put it in as a waltz, since it seems to be the next closest thing.
I learned this from L.E. McCullough's Tinwhistle Tutor. (Note: This is not a slow air.) It is "one of the oldest Irish tunes extant." The only recording I know of of it is on the CD the came with the tutor. He plays it with what sounds like reverse swing on the eighth notes, which almost contradicts the music. Medium tempo.
Anybody know what the title translates as?
Air, not waltz
I put it in as a waltz, since it seems to be the next closest thing.
I learned this from L.E. McCullough's Tinwhistle Tutor. (Note: This is not a slow air.) It is "one of the oldest Irish tunes extant." The only recording I know of of it is on the CD the came with the tutor. He plays it with what sounds like reverse swing on the eighth notes, which almost contradicts the music. Medium tempo.
Anybody know what the title translates as?
# Posted on March 13th 2003 by loscann7
Im Bo.
Bo is acow.Im is butter. Um means around or about. Cow's butter and bovine is the literal translation.
# Posted on March 14th 2003 by cruiser