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Dancing Feet

reel

Key signature: Amajor

Submitted on October 26th 2004 by Gard.

This tune has been added to 30 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Dancing Feet
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amaj
c |: a2 (ea) ce Ac|a2 (ea) ce Bc|a2 (ea) ce Ac|faef ceBc :|
|: eA ~A2 (ce) Ac|eA ~A2 (ce) Bc|eA ~A2 (ce) Ac|faef ceBc :|

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Dancing Feet sheetmusic
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Comments, please?

Would you like to tell us about this tune, please, Gard?

# Posted on October 26th 2004 by Kenny

Heeeeeey, isn't this the tune that sometimes is paired up with Devil in the Kitchen at the same time?!

Cheers,
Armand

# Posted on October 27th 2004 by fiddlinviolinin

Too arpeggiated and not enough melody for my liking.

# Posted on October 27th 2004 by Donough

Let me restate or something!

I've seen about two or so times where Devil in the Kitchen [Strathspey] is played WITH this tune, Dancing Feet most likely being the harmony or second part or something, but yeah, it doesn't sound THAT great together but it works out, but then again, I'd have to hear it live instead of in MIDI format. Yes, school.

Cheers,
Armand

# Posted on October 27th 2004 by fiddlinviolinin

http://jc.tzo.net:1742/~jc/cgi/abc/gettune?F=GIF&U=http://abc.musicaviva.com/tunes/scotland/two-at-once.abc&X=2798&T=DANCINGFEETDEVILINTHEKITCHEN&N=DancingFeetDevilInTheKitchen.gif

here it is! Not exactly my cup of tea, but that's ok =P

# Posted on October 27th 2004 by fiddlinviolinin

not to your liking?
I wouldn't find it too attractive to read either or hear in this context, but luckily I first heard it on a Tannahill Weavers' album (+ also on Gerald Trimble(???!!!)'s cistern album?): It's absolutely elecrifying to hear on the scotspipes at high speed!
hear that and dance!

# Posted on September 27th 2006 by birlibirdie

Gerry on the cistern ?

Glad I never heard that ! :)
Composed by G.S.McLennan. Glasgow fiddler Chris Miller wrote another 2 parts to it, but they never really caught on.

# Posted on September 28th 2006 by Kenny

Kenny, if you search ebay for "cittern", it'll ask if you meant "cistern" - perhaps it does this, anticipating that a lot of bum notes are going to be played....;-)

# Posted on September 28th 2006 by Ron P

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