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Austen's

reel

Key signature: Amajor

Submitted on June 7th 2007 by FIDDLE4.

This tune has been added to 4 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

Details ABC Sheetmusic Comments

X: 1
T: Austen's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amaj
EFAB ~c3A|EFAc dAcA|EFAB ~c3B|Acfc ecBA|
EFAB ~c3A|EFAc ~d3A|1 cdeg agaf|ecBd cAcA:|2 cdeg afec|ecAd cAdf||
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac edBd|ec (3ccc ecac|bcac B2cd|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|EFAB ~B2af|ecBd cAga|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|[c3e3][ce] c/c/ceg|afec BAG2|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|EFAB ~B2af|ecBd cAAF||

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Austen's sheetmusic
Details ABC Sheetmusic Comments

Austens,,


This is a wee tune I composed myself for my second son, Austen.
If the abc is not quite up to scatch you can always go to=
http://www.myspace.com/learntunes and here me playing it,,
go to videos,,second reel after Lambeg tune in bluegrass styleish,
Thanks - jim.

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by FIDDLE4

Nice tune. Unfortunately the abc's don't bear much resemlance to what you're playing on the audio. Your bars don't add up, and the note groupings are very hard to read.

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by Dow

I just did a transcription of what I hear you playing. I wouldn't know, it's not my tune, but it seems like your transcription misses a lot of the really nice stuff you're doing with it. I really enjoyed your playing of this tune, Jim. I kind of hope you do something with the note groupings in your abc at least, before it gets converted to sheetmusic, just so the transcription does justice to this damn fine tune you've written.

X: 1
T: Austen’s Reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amaj
EFAB ~c3A|EFAc dAcA|EFAB ~c3B|Acfc ecBA|
EFAB ~c3A|EFAc ~d3A|1 cdeg agaf|ecBd cAcA:|2 cdeg afec|ecAd cAdf||
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac edBd|ec (3ccc ecac|bcac B2cd|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|EFAB ~B2af|ecBd cAga|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|[c3e3[ce] c/c/ceg|afec BAG2|
ec (3ccc ecac|bcac ecBA|EFAB ~B2af|ecBd cAAF||

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by Dow

Nicely played FIDDLE4 ;-)

DAD! ~ But my name ain't Austen...

I'm with Dow, a lovely tune, but cack ABCs...

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Ask and ye shall recieve ~

I keep telling you, ask before you leap, at least for awhile. Either of us and just about anyone else on site is willing to give a hand. We'd rather your contributions were well represented than a mess...

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

It just struck me that the rhythm of the 1st few bars is like the Paper Bird http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2510. This is a nicer tune though imo.

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by Dow

I'm glad you left out the 'h'... 8-)

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Just in case you manage to catch this before it gets converted to sheetmusic, Jim, if you go to "edit abc" you can change it and clean it up. The quickest way would be to cut & paste mine and then change any notes you're not happy with, maybe ones that were unintended or ones I've misheard or misinterpreted. Otherwise your sheetmusic will be set in stone forever, and quite frankly it's unreadable.

At least you've provided us with the audio file so it's not the end of the world. Usually with bad abc submissions like this, there's nothing to go on at all to get the tune.

And a lot of the time the tune's crap as well. But this one's not. This one's a goodie.

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by Dow

Yeah 'c', "h" for "honest" :-)

I told you I was gonna say what I think about tunes from now on, and I meant it. That goes for good tunes as well. If I like a tune I'll say so. I'm not all bad...

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by Dow

Comhaltas will have your hide Jim ~

Screwing around with that bluegrassy oldtimey stuff will get you in a heap of trouble Jim... Jim? Jim?? JIM!!!

I wish he'd wake up and do the corrections. I've emailed him, have you? Nurse, poke Jim and tell him to get his butt in gear...

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

8-)

Forget Dow's transcription, which is a bit dodgy at best. Besides, it's already here in the comments, why repeat his mistakes. Use the one I emailed you and p*ss him off!

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Track 5: "Austen's Reel"

"Haste to the Wedding Ceilidh Band" ~ with Jim MacAuley
Based in County Antrim, Northern Ireland
http://www.hastetothewedding.com/

"Haste to the Wedding: For as Many as Will"
Their CD includes this, Jim's tune ~ track 5: "Austen's Reel"
http://www.hastetothewedding.com/id3.htm

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

"Austen's" ~ don't forget the apostrophe

So it will link to your recording ~

"Haste to the Wedding: For as Many as Will"
http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display/1786

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Thanks all.....

Thanks all For your intrest in my tune, theres more where that came from - Abc corrected by.. Dow.
His corrections are much better than my mistakes- I think I'll need a lot of help with ABC
from now on Point Taken..
You've all ben a great help - REALLY,,,
JIM.

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by FIDDLE4

Damn, Dow's ABCs... :-(

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Thankyou ..

ceolachan
Thankyou for all this heip,,jim

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by FIDDLE4

"Austen's Reel" ~ some of what else seems to happen now and then

A good thing deserves repeating ~ my quick transcript of Jim's tune:

X: 3
T: Austen’s Reel
C: Jim McAuley
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amaj
|: EFAB c2 cA | EFAc d2 cA | EFAB c2 cB | Acfc ecBA |
EFAB cBcA | EFAc dcdA |1 cd e/f/g agaf | ecBd cAcA :|
2 cd e/f/g agaf | ecBd cA A2 ||
ec c/c/c ecac | bcac edBd | ec c/c/c ecac | bcac B2 cd |
ec c/c/c ecac | bcac ecBA | EFAB B/B/B af | ecBd cAga |
ec c/c/c ecac | bcac ecBA | [c3e3][ce] c/c/c eg | afec BA G2 |
ec c/c/c ecac | bcac ecBA | EFAB B/B/B af | ecBd cAAF ||

# Posted on June 7th 2007 by ceolachan

Complete tune..

I now after hearing both the samples of my tune
ive decided to use dow's first part and ceolachan second part- if you go back to myspace.. http://www.myspace.com/learntunes
You find this complete tune is -closest
to what i am playing .thank you both-
Jim Mcauley

# Posted on June 8th 2007 by FIDDLE4

Yes, 'c's B-part is more like how you play it - but at least the notes are the same - it's just a question of rhythmic style. And 'c's A-part is just another version of what I hear you playing too. The 1st time through the tune I'd transcribe it more like the way 'c' has done it, and then 2nd time through it's more long notes and rolls. At least the abc now conveys the essence of the tune - which is all abc ever does...

# Posted on June 8th 2007 by Dow

Essences ~ this was fun...like trying to catch a greased pig in a large pin full of muck... ;-)

# Posted on June 8th 2007 by ceolachan

Austens Reel

If you want to hear me playing my reel go here=

http://uk.youtube.com/my_videos_edit?ns=1&video_id=OYL1wHaxlbU
jim,,,

# Posted on February 7th 2008 by FIDDLE4

Thanks

Thanks - this is a really great tune - it has a real upbeat feel to it - well done

# Posted on April 8th 2008 by Llanman

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