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Uploaded by folkbox1 on Nov 22, 2006
Traditional English hornpipe
Music
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the sportsman is from the joseph kershaw manuscript. the music of a nineteenth century saddleworth fiddle player.
northernfrisk 8 months ago
@eyeball226
Well, I suppose even if all the notes are there it might be a little awkward, running out of breath and so on.
eyeball226 1 year ago
@olimandolin
Well... the F is sharp meaning it's really another mode of the G/Em scale. Dorian I believe...
Yes, it can be played on a D/G but its in Am (ish) so its a bit tricky. Great fun to play tho.
olimandolin 2 years ago
did you learn this from a traditional source or from the playing of Spiers and Boden?
and do you know if it can be played on a D/G?
Jongleurs1 2 years ago
Nice playing and great to hear this lovely hornpipe. I uploaded a version myself and deleted it as it wasn't very good. You've inspired me now so give me a couple of days and I'll have another go.
twangalot 4 years ago
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the sportsman is from the joseph kershaw manuscript. the music of a nineteenth century saddleworth fiddle player.
northernfrisk 8 months ago
@eyeball226
Well, I suppose even if all the notes are there it might be a little awkward, running out of breath and so on.
eyeball226 1 year ago
@olimandolin
Well... the F is sharp meaning it's really another mode of the G/Em scale. Dorian I believe...
eyeball226 1 year ago
Yes, it can be played on a D/G but its in Am (ish) so its a bit tricky. Great fun to play tho.
olimandolin 2 years ago
did you learn this from a traditional source or from the playing of Spiers and Boden?
and do you know if it can be played on a D/G?
Jongleurs1 2 years ago
Nice playing and great to hear this lovely hornpipe. I uploaded a version myself and deleted it as it wasn't very good. You've inspired me now so give me a couple of days and I'll have another go.
twangalot 4 years ago