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Uploaded by on Nov 5, 2007

This tune sounds Irish or Scottish but was actually written in the 1930s by the then Prince of Wales - later to be the Duke of Windsor - and is a slow march in 3/4 time. I've taken the first theme only and put a middle section into the piece, so it's essentially my own arrangement. I took the original tune from a book of Northumbrian pipe music.

To add some colour to the piece, I've played it against a background of string bass, guitar, harp and pipe - just for a change!

http://www.mjra.net/WillFly/

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  • oh no the albeniz i was looking for but instead i think this is just awesome. so peaceful and unique this is what mainstream music is missing.

  • @mmmodafoca I'm glad you liked it - sorry it wasn't the Albeniz piece! :-)

  • Hey Will,

    I am going to send you a friend request so I can find my way back. I hope you Will accept. You are a great musician.

    Thanks and Merry Christmas,

    Jack

  • Hi Jack - I was checking out your dulcimer videos yesterday - coincidence! I have indeed accepted your friend request. :-) Will

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  • Great interpretation! Sounds a touch like "Believe Me if all those Endearing young Charms."

  • Reminds me of an old time country waltz. Great tone out of that geetar

  • Beautiful!

  • The sweetest yet, Will. Thanks you.

  • geweldig Jan de Jong Holland

  • Nicely done

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