Welcome to our forum. A Message To Our New and Prospective Members . Check out our Forum Rules. Lets keep this forum an enjoyable place to visit.
Currently working on errors from the latest (SimplePress) forum update. Many issues have been resoled and others are being worked on. Thank you for your patience.



















Hi,
I've stopped hijacking @Georganne 's thread. I've found a number of variants of this tune, and I am currently playing this particular version ( almost - I'll post my attempts later ).
I have used MuseScore to put into place what is effectively an "amalgam" of the various performances I have heard, and I'm looking for feedback on the arrangement and corrections where necessary regarding my understanding of this particular style of music.
My arrangement is A A B B - I swear I've head A B A B somewhere - no matter
I've tried to emphasize beats 1 and 3
Tempo is 120, so not outrageously fast - and that's what I'm currently playing to apart from the occasional "oops!"
Attached is my scored version as pdf, and an mp3 from the synth to give a feel of what it should sound like.
Credit where credit is due of course, and this is heavily based on the work Jason ( FiddleHed) has done.
No special articulations or embellishments in this version ( I'm working on that still - I "hear it in my head" but I can't quite play it, let alone represent it in written form !)
Attached .pdf and .mp3 from synth, and if anyone wants the .mscz MuseScore file, PM me with email address - .mscz files appear still not to be directly postable....
Your thoughts/feedback
are appreciated, thanks !
EDIT : Hahahaha - I had slowed down the tune playback in MuseScore, to work with the triplets, came back to it later, and "wound the tempo" back up to "120" - unfortunately - that was 120% of the specified tempo - 140bpm - no wonder I couldn't play along with it... the other clue was the smoke coming off the bow-hair ! LOL. Aye, indeed, Bill....
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh -
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
1 Guest(s)

