Key signature: Eminor
Submitted on June 3rd 2005 by LowProfile.
This tune has been added to 19 tunebooks.
X: 1
T: Scottish Fran Norbotten
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
R: polka
K: Emin
|:B | E E/F/ G G/A/ | B B/c/ B2 | e e/f/ g f | e2 e/B/e/f/ |
g f e B/c/ |d c B G/A/ | B/c/B/A/ G A | B3 e/f/ |
g f e B/c/ | d c B G/A/ | B/c/B/A/ G F | E3 :|
|: B | B/G/E/G/ B/G/E/G/ | B e d c | B/c/B/A/ G A | B3 B |
B/G/E/G/ B/G/E/G/ | B e d c | B/c/B/A/ G F | E3 :|
This is a Swedish tune. We play it after one of the E minor Princess Royals. It was aquired at a Hands on Music melodion workshop in Witney (Oxfordshire).
# Posted on June 3rd 2005 by LowProfile
Nice tune, Thanks
# Posted on June 3rd 2005 by gian marco
"Schottis från Norbotten"
K: E minor
|: >z B2 |
E2 E>F G G>A | B B>c B2 G2 | e2 e>f g2 f2 | e4- e>Be>f |
g2 (3fgf e2 B>c |d2 (3cdc B2 G>A | B>cB>A G2 A2 | F4- F>Be>f |
g2 f2 e2 B>c |d2 c2 B2 G>A | B>cB>A G2 F2 | E4- E> :|
|: d^c>d |
B>GE>G B>GE>G | B2 (3efe d2 c2 | B>cB>A G2 A2 | B4- B>d^c>d |
B>GE>G B>GE>G | B2 e2 (3ded c2 | B>cB>A G2 F2 | E4- E> :|
K: D minor
A,2 |
D2 D>E F2 F>G | A2 A>B A4 | d2 d>e (3fgf e>f | d4- d>Ad>e |
f2 e2 d2 A>B | c2 B2 A2 F>G | A2 A>G F2 G2 | A6 d>e |
f2 e2 d2 A>B | c>dc>B A2 F2 | A>BA>G F2 E2 | D6 ::
A2 |
A>FD>F A>FD>F | A2 d2 c2 B2 | A2 A>G F2 G2 | A6 A2 |
A>FD>F A>FD>F | A2 (3ded c2 (3BcB | A>BA>G F2 E2 | D6 :|
The Lovely Mountains of Norbotten ~ someday...
http://www.fjallen.nu/parker/index_en.htm
# Posted on July 15th 2005 by ceolachan
It's just as well I wasn't making the original submission, I screwed up the first two bars for the version given above in E minor, here they are again in 4/4 and with the swing:
M: 4/4
|: >z B2 |
E2 E>F G2 G>A | B2 B>c B2 G2 | ~
# Posted on July 15th 2005 by ceolachan
Lite ordning på stavningen -- NoRRbotten.
# Posted on July 15th 2005 by LongNote
Lanna-Villes schottis
The "real" name for this tune is Lanna-Villes schottis.
And yes, BTW, Norrbotten is spelled with two RRs.
# Posted on July 16th 2005 by hnorbeck
Foksmusicvagen
I have this on a cassette recording "Folksmusicvagen" given to us by a Swedish friend. as far as I can tell from the very scant sleeve notes there are 6 fiddles and 1 guitar on the recording.
# Posted on April 2nd 2008 by hetty