Key signature: Cmajor
Submitted on September 1st 2006 by JonathanR.
This tune has been added to 22 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Le Tourment
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Cmaj
|:"F"~A,3 A,B,C|"C"G,CB, CEF|"Dm7"G2 G-GFE|FED EDC|
"F"~A,3 A,B,C|"C"G,CB, CEF|"Dm7"GFE FED|1"G"G,CB, C2 B,:|2"G"G,CB, "C"C3||
|:"C"CG,C DG,D|EG,F EDC|"F"~A,3 FEF|"G"~G3 GAB|
"Am"~c3 ~G3|"Em"~A3 ~E3|"F"FED EDC|1"G"DCB, G,A,B,:|2"G"DCB, CDB,||
Composed by...
I can't read ABC (slap my hand). but I assume this is the jig by Jean-Paul Loyer that is usually matched with his Marche au Camp?
# Posted on September 1st 2006 by vonnieestes
Composed by...
I got it from the Liz Doherty album "Quare Imagination". I'm not sure who composed it.
# Posted on September 2nd 2006 by JonathanR
Le Tourment
Yes, John Paul Loyer is the composer of this tune. Liz Doherty says in her comment, that this is a French Canadian tune in origin. We play it in G mayor after the "White Petticoat".
# Posted on September 4th 2006 by craics90
Jean-Paul Loyer
Vous trouverez 'Le Tourment' sur le disque OJNAB (Banjo) de compositions originales de Jean-Paul Loyer.
Loyer a joué avec Pete Sutherland et André Marchand sur 'Détournement Majeur' et avec 'Les Frères Labri' (Loyer, Mirandette, Miron et Marchand).
Il est un génie compositeur. OJNAB est son chef-d'oeuvre.
# Posted on September 19th 2006 by grestch
Le Tourment
I love this tune. James Keelaghan recorded this on his last album, "A Few Simple Verses." He adds in to the end of his version of Jack Haggerty and it's very nicely done.
# Posted on January 22nd 2008 by Taylor210