Key signature: Gmajor
Submitted on September 19th 2003 by NeilBarr.
This tune has been added to 7 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Way Out Yonder
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|:DEF G2G|GDF G2G|GAA G=FE|EGA A2A|DEF G2G|GDF G2D|BFG G=FE|1 E2B, E2E:|2 E2B, Ez2||
|:E2E GAA|AB/2c/2B B2A|Acd dcB|B2B/2c/2 B/2c/2BG|E2E GAA|A2A/2B/2 A2G|GAB B2A|1 AG=F E2B,:|2 AG=F E3||
|:E/2=F/2EE GAA|A2A A2G|ABA G=FE|E/2=F/2EE GAA|DEF GGG|GDF G/2F/2GG|BFG G=FE|E/2=F/2EB, E/2E/2EE:|
|:DEF GGG|GDF GGG|GAA G=FE|EGA AAA|DEF GGG|GDF GGG|BFA G=FE|E/2=F/2EB, E/2E/2EE:|
|:A/2B/2AA cBA|AGF E2D|GAA AAG|FED DFG|D/2E/2DD cBA|AGF E/2F/2ED|GAA AAG|1 FED D/2E/2DC:|2 FDE Dz2||
|:FED DA,D|E/2F/2ED DA,D|DEF G/2A/2GF|E/2F/2ED DFA|FED DA,D|E/2F/2ED DA,D|DEF G/2A/2GF|1 FED DDD:|2 FED Dz2||
|:DGA A/2B/2AG|GFE DEF|E/2F/2ED DCA,|B,/2C/2B,B, DEE|DEF G/2A/2GF|E/2F/2ED DEF|E/2F/2ED DCA,|B,B,B, B,2B,:|
|:B2d cBA|BAc B2F|A2B AcB|BAc B2A|B2d c2B|BAc B2A|B2B AcB|1 BAc B2A:|2 BAc Bz2||
|:DGA AAG|GFE DEF|E/2F/2ED DCA,|B,B,B, DEE|DEF G/2A/2GF|E2D DEF|E2D DCA,|B,2B, B,2B,:|
|:B2d cBA|BAc B2F|A2B AcB|BAc B2A|B2d c2B|BAc B2A|B2B AcB|1 BAc B2A:|2 BAc Bz2||
|:GAB c2B|BAG ABG|G2A AG=F|E2E GAB|B2B cBA|dcB BAG|BAG G=FE|1 EEB, EEE:|2 EEB,Ez2||
Real Name?
The name 'Way Out Yonder' is, I think, and invention of one A Irvine. Is there a traditional name?
# Posted on September 19th 2003 by NeilBarr
I feel as though I want to hear an L-part - it's too short.
# Posted on September 20th 2003 by Dow
The ABC would almost pass for an DNA sequence, except that they aren't quite the right sort of letters
Shouldn't this tune be in Emin rather than Gmaj?
Trevor
# Posted on September 23rd 2003 by lazyhound
Way Out Yonder
Dow, I think the structure of this tune is such that if you learn the first 4 or 5 parts you'll be able to improvise further parts ad infinitum as you go along, it's basically only notes covering a six-note range. Your problem solved!
Trevor
# Posted on September 25th 2003 by lazyhound
Way Out Yonder
Dow, just to be a bit sad, the number of possible parts using just the 6 notes of part A is about,
22,452,257,707,354,557,240,087,211,123,790,000,000
Trevor
# Posted on September 25th 2003 by lazyhound
',:-T
# Posted on September 27th 2003 by Dow