Key signature: Eminor
Submitted on October 4th 2008 by gian marco.
This tune has been added to 16 tunebooks.
X: 1
T: Tarantella Di Ronciglione
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Emin
|:EFG|B2E c2E|^A2B BAG|.F2F FGA|A2G EFG|
B2E c2E|^A2B BAG|.F2F AGF|E3:|
|:EFG|EFG EFG|.F2F .B2B|BcB AGF|A2F EFG|
EFG EFG|.F2F .B2B|BcB AGF|E3:|
DEF|GFG B^AB|.d2B BAG|.F2F EFE|E2D DEF|
GFG B^AB|.d2B BAG|Fed cBA|A2G DEF|
GFG B^AB|.d2B cBA|^GBd =feB|d2c-c2B|
ABc cBA|GFE BAG|FGA AGF|E3 z3|
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written by me.
# Posted on October 4th 2008 by gian marco
This is my first attempt to write an Italian style tune.
# Posted on October 4th 2008 by gian marco
Tarantella Di Ronciglione
One doesn't really expect to find too many tarantellas on a website primarily intended for Irish tunes - especially not self-composed ones! However, having said that, I personally like tarantellas, and I think that you have written a very good one. You must be very pleased - I see that it has already been added to 4 members tunebooks.
In your profile you say that you welcome comments about your tunes. Although I like your tune, I think that you might consider revising the last four bars of the "C" part, which I feel are a little weak, and not quite up to the standard of the rest of the tune.
Alternatively, you could just use the first 8 bars of the "C" part, with a repeat. This would keep the "C" part in a major key, which I understand is very traditional for tarantellas.
# Posted on October 5th 2008 by Mix O'Lydian
Thanks for your comment. I'm also not very satisfied of the last for bars of the C part. Sometime I prefer to play the third from last bar in this way | G2 E2 A2 | or | G2 E2 B2 |.
# Posted on October 5th 2008 by gian marco
Lovely..
yes very nice tune,,
agree with all above but have a simple ending may help lead back to the beginning so not necesarily a bad thing.
The third phrase of the last section is lovely so must not be lost..
# Posted on October 28th 2008 by paulflute
Chords...???
some simple chords...??
Em Em Am Am
Em Em B B7 X2
Em Am B7 Am
Em Am B7 Em X2
G G D7 G
G G D7 G
G G E C
Am Em B7 Em
# Posted on November 3rd 2008 by paulflute