Here are the three-part arrangements of tunes we're bringing to Tenterden Folk Festival 2009.
The tunes are Centenary March, Lakes of Sligo and Trip to the Bath
Do get in touch if you can't make them work or want any help.
Noteworthy, PDF and MIDI files
The MIDI files have normal and slow versions. Each tune is played five times.
Here are the three-part arrangements of tunes we're bringing to Whitby Folk Week 2009.
We're running sessions for all concertina systems in the Conservative Club bar every morning from 10.00 - 11.20 from Sunday until Friday. We'll be taking two sets of the arranged tunes we've worked on to the final workshop concert at the end of the week.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday we'll work on Pleasures of Salisbury and Gussondall Bay as a set; on Monday, Wednesday and Friday we'll do the same for Nameless and Miss Sackville's Fancy.
To provide variety we'll also play The Silver Swan, Peaceful Western Wind, Whinshields Hornpipe and Centenary March, but we're not aiming to get those ready for performance. The other tunes (Man in the Moon, Lovesick Polly, Quasimodo's Polka and Nancy's Fancy) may get an outing if people want, but are really coming with us as extras.
Do get in touch if you can't make them work or want any help. If you want to concentrate on tunes which will definitely come up during the week, stick to Pleasures of Salisbury/Gussondall Bay and Nameless/Miss Sackville's Fancy.'
The Word and PDF files are the same information in different formats according to preference.
The tunes in the Word file are ordered so that, if printed duplex, nothing gets printed on the back of something you want to see at the same time.
The MIDI files have normal and slow versions. Each tune is played five times.