Difference between revisions of "Brummy Hall's Schottische"
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Z:transcribed by Stuart Graham & Julie Edwards | Z:transcribed by Stuart Graham & Julie Edwards | ||
| − | + | H:The 3rd part was originally learnt from Brummy Hall by Paddy | |
| − | + | H:and subsequently cut off. | |
| − | + | H:Paddy replaced it with what is now the B part | |
| − | + | H:Edie now plays the original B part as a 3rd part to the tune. | |
| − | + | H:Stuart Graham (Feb 2013) | |
R:Schottische | R:Schottische | ||
M:4/4 | M:4/4 | ||
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||"G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f2 |e>d A>c "G" B3 "D7"B | | ||"G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f2 |e>d A>c "G" B3 "D7"B | | ||
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||"G" (3(dBd) g>d (3(dBd) g2 | "C" f>e e>d "Am"e3 e | "D7" (3(ede) f2 (3(ede) f2 | e>d G>A "G" B3 "D7"A | | ||"G" (3(dBd) g>d (3(dBd) g2 | "C" f>e e>d "Am"e3 e | "D7" (3(ede) f2 (3(ede) f2 | e>d G>A "G" B3 "D7"A | | ||
"G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f>e | d>d (3(def) "G" g3 || | "G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f>e | d>d (3(def) "G" g3 || | ||
| − | ||e | (3(dBd) g>e (3(dBd) g2 | | + | ||e |"G" (3(dBd) g>e (3(dBd) g2 | (3(BGB) A>B "D7"c3 D | D>F A>B c>d (3(fec) | e2 d2 "G"B2 G>A | |
| − | (3(BGB) d>c (3(dBd) g2 | | + | "G"(3(BGB) d>c (3(dBd) g2 | (3(BGB) A>B "D7"c3 D | D>F A>B c>d (3(fec) | d>d ((3def)"G"g3 || |
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| − | <br><caption>'''[ | + | <br><caption>'''[https://bushtraditions.wiki/recordings//Brummy_Halls_Schottische.mp3 Brummy Hall's Schottische - played by Greg O'Leary]'''</caption> |
== Additional Information == | == Additional Information == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:08, 25 April 2019
X:35 T:Brummy Hall's Schottische % NFF Book 2013 S:collected from Paddy Dawson & Edie Dawson, Franklyn Tas S:collected by Stuart Graham & Julie Edwards Z:transcribed by Stuart Graham & Julie Edwards H:The 3rd part was originally learnt from Brummy Hall by Paddy H:and subsequently cut off. H:Paddy replaced it with what is now the B part H:Edie now plays the original B part as a 3rd part to the tune. H:Stuart Graham (Feb 2013) R:Schottische M:4/4 L:1/8 K:G ||"G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f2 |e>d A>c "G" B3 "D7"B | "G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f>e | d>d (3(def) "G" g3 "D7"d || ||"G" (3(dBd) g>d (3(dBd) g2 | "C" f>e e>d "Am"e3 e | "D7" (3(ede) f2 (3(ede) f2 | e>d G>A "G" B3 "D7"A | "G" (3(GBd) e>d G3 g | (3(gfd) B>d "D7" A3 G | F>G A>B c>A f>e | d>d (3(def) "G" g3 || ||e |"G" (3(dBd) g>e (3(dBd) g2 | (3(BGB) A>B "D7"c3 D | D>F A>B c>d (3(fec) | e2 d2 "G"B2 G>A | "G"(3(BGB) d>c (3(dBd) g2 | (3(BGB) A>B "D7"c3 D | D>F A>B c>d (3(fec) | d>d ((3def)"G"g3 ||
Brummy Hall's Schottische - played by Greg O'Leary
Additional Information
Additional information may be available on the following people or
organisations associated with the collection of this tune:
| Edie Dawson | Julie Edwards | Paddy Dawson | Stuart Graham |
