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CouranteSiii
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(9/3/01 11:32:49 am)
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Does anyone know
where I can buy Irish Cello music
Hello everyone...This weekend I was at a friends wedding, and their
family is soooo exrtremely irish, and they wish they knew I played
the cello because they would have loved to hear me play some good
old fashioned Irish Music with the band they got....
But now
they know, so they were wondering if I knew any, and I really don't
so I was just wondering if anyone out there knew of where I could
get some Irish sheet music...
Thanks a lot....
Kevin
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drcello
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Posts: 584
(9/3/01 1:19:23 pm)
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You can get
these arrangements at SHAR
Go to www.sharmusic.net for the following:
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2969 017 Ferguson-Five Irish
Folk Tunes $ 11.95
Composer:
Ferguson, Howard Title: Five
Irish Folk Tunes Book/Part:
Editor/Arr.: Publisher: Assoc.
Board of Royal Schools of Music
Instrumentation: Fiddling Music,
Cello
Comments/ASTA Rating: From the Petrie collection of
Ancient Irish Music. / no rating
3225 100 Grissom-Celtic
Cello Set (An Irish Fiddling Expe $ 5.50
Composer:
Grissom, Sean Title: Celtic Cello Set (An Irish
Fiddling Experience) Book/Part:
Editor/Arr.: Publisher:
Endpin Publications
Instrumentation: Fiddling Music, Cello
Comments/ASTA Rating: Includes chord symbols and performance
notes / no rating
3839 116 Aller-The Foggy Dew $ 2.50
Composer:
Irish Folk Song Title: The Foggy Dew Book/Part:
Editor/Arr.: Aller Publisher: Rubank
Instrumentation:
Cello and Piano
Comments/ASTA Rating: / no rating
Marshall C. St. John
drcello@vei.net
Wayside Presbyterian Church
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Nicholas
Anderson
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Posts: 116
(9/4/01 3:43:38
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Re: Does anyone
know where I can buy Irish Cello music
There used to be an edition called Kilmacrenan, part of what became
Boosey and Hawkes, that published old Irish and Scottish tunes
arranged for cello and piano, with bowings and fingerings by
Beatrice Harrison. They had titles like The Bard of Armagh, Kathleen
O'More, The Blackbird Reel, etc.
Also, there are always those
wonderful Irish Folk Songs by *Beethoven,* which are scored for
soprano with violin, cello and piano. He wrote quite a few of them,
and they are truly a *barrel* of fun.
These things might be
hard to find - but a little detective work pays off!
-Nick
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JC2
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Posts: 51
(9/4/01 9:25:00 am)
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Re: Does anyone
know where I can buy Irish Cello music
Try going to ingeb.org/catei.html for midi files of MANY irish
tunes, or Coelas.org or celticmusic.com as alternate resources. The
definitive source is a book called "O'neil's Dance Music of Ireland"
written in treble clef, depnding of which edition you buy, either
1001 or over 1800 irish jigs, reels, hornpipes, etc.
Also, I have
been collecting tunes and transposing into bass clef for some time
now, so email me, let me know what kind of tunes you want, and I can
send you some to get started with. Choose a format, .nwc or .gif and
I can include a midi with the gif so you can hear the tune.
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CouranteSiii
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(9/4/01 9:49:06 am)
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Re: Does anyone
know where I can buy Irish Cello music
Well I guess I doesn't really matter what songs I get...The songs I
was listening to at the wedding was Go lassie Go, and I am not sure
if this is name of the song but I think it is Red is the Rose...But
really anything you can give me would be greatly
appreciated...
Thanks for your time, and i really appreciate
your help...Take care...
Kevin
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