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Mr MacFarlane Of Skye

barndance

Key signature: Bminor

Submitted on December 18th 2008 by squeezebox78.

This tune has been added to 8 tunebooks.

Also known as Mr MacFarlane Of Skye March.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Mr MacFarlane Of Skye
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: barndance
K: Bmin
F|"Bm"B>B Bc A>A Ac|B>c de f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA e>d|c>d ed c2 Bc|
"D"d>d de"A"c2 BA|"Bm"B>c de f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA ec|"F^m"a>f ec|"Bm"B3:||
c|"Em"d3 f"A"e2 dc|"D"d>e fg f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA e>d|c>d ed c2 B>c|
"Em"d2 de "F^m"c2 BA|"G"B>c de "D"f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA ec|"F^m"a>f ec "Bm end on G"B3 :||

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Mr MacFarlane Of Skye sheetmusic
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I wrote this march for Archie MacFarlane, the piano box playing photographer from Edinbane, Skye.

# Posted on December 18th 2008 by squeezebox78

Norm, where's the dots?

# Posted on December 18th 2008 by folkmasterflex

Archie MacFarlane

Norman, the abc's don't seem right. You can still edit them if you're quick before they're converted to dots. Go to the tune details and click on edit. If it turns to dots it'll be there forever like that. Is this what you mean.....adjust to you're satisfaction :-)

X: 1
T: Mr MacFarlane Of Skye
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: barndance
K: Bmin
F|"Bm"B>B Bc A>A Ac|B>c de f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA e>d|c>d ed c2 Bc|
"D"d>d de"A"c2 BA|"Bm"B>c de f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA ec|"F^m"a>f ec|"Bm"B3:||
c|"Em"d3 f"A"e2 dc|"D"d>e fg f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA e>d|c>d ed c2 B>c|
"Em"d2 de "F^m"c2 BA|"G"B>c de "D"f2 e>d|"A"cA AB cA ec|"F^m"a>f ec "Bm"B3 :||

# Posted on December 18th 2008 by bogman

Archie MacFarlane

Ach sorry, too late.

# Posted on December 18th 2008 by bogman

Barndance

Would I be correct in assuming this is a 2/4 pipe march? If so it should be listed here as a barndance and the above abc's is probably what's meant.

# Posted on December 18th 2008 by bogman

No your right, It's meant to be a 4/4 march. Cheers for the re-type. It looks pretty good. I've replaced the abc notation & I've sent an email to see if i can get the dodgy versions of the tunes deleted, so hopefully i'll get a reply! Cheers

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by squeezebox78

Two compositions in a row, on the same day!?

It might be a record, not in the self-composed in a row, or two submissions on the same day, but two compositions self-submitted on the same day. We did have someone, if memory is serving me well, who submitted six of their compositions in 1 week. A common courtesy in joining any online community would be to read the FAQs. Another would be to get a feeling for the place before the need to express oneself gets the better of us. I like marches, so this isn't a comment on your creations, but to aide your journey here, the following is an extract from the FAQs asking for a basic courtesy ~ from our beloved Webmaster Jeremy:

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by ceolachan

FAQ: Can I submit my own compositions?


Well... The Session isn't really intended for that. If you do post one of your own compositions, then you must do your "penance", so to speak, by balancing each original composition with about five trad tunes.

~ Jeremy

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by ceolachan

Nicely done Bogman, as usual... ;-)

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by ceolachan

Taking Bogman's notation ~ not a bad march at all, a joy to play... Nice one Norman. Here it is as Bogman gives it but making it easier for me to play from the ABCs ~

X: 1
T: Mr MacFarlane Of Skye
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Bmin
|: F |\
B>B Bc A>A Ac | B>c de f2 e>d | cA AB cA e>d | c>d ed c2 Bc |
d>d de c2 BA | B>c de f2 e>d | cA AB cA ec | a>f ec B3 :|
|: c |\
d3 f e2 dc | d>e fg f2 e>d | cA AB cA e>d | c>d ed c2 B>c |
d2 de c2 BA | B>c de f2 e>d | cA AB cA ec | a>f ec B3 :|

What tempo do you usually give this?

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by ceolachan

Also Norman, another courtesy ~ pleeeaasse! ~ leave some comment with regards to the submitted recording ~ tell us something about it, about you, or a tale or two...

http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display/3196

# Posted on December 19th 2008 by ceolachan

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