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My tune is online

Post by Flyingcursor »

Well I decided to upload one of my tunes. Ice Wind. On the whistle tune (clips and snips) web site under "original".

http://tinwhistletunes.com/clipssnip/orig.html

An accidental composition resulting from practicing arpeggios.

It's hammered dulcimer and autoharp in Em. It's only the first part as I had not come up with a B part yet at the time and my sound card is messed up so I haven't recorded the whole thing.

Actually it breaks tradition and is in AABCA format.

However I would appreciate any feedback I can get so far.

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Post by Jerry Freeman »

Rick,

That's a great tune and very well played!

Any chance you could make the sheet music available? I seem to be concentrating my attention on learning tunes written by fellow Chiffers.

Best wishes,
Jerry
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Post by chattiekathy »

Rick,

What a great tune! The energy in the song really does suggest the Icy wind blowing and is very fitting today, for we had a nasty, windy, snowy, icy storm with 20 degree temps this morning while I was out doing the morning chores and feeding the 30 calves we have on bottles. It reminds me of their little tails swinging and flipping around while they are enjoying their milk. :D Please post more it is really a treat to hear a fellow chiffer's music especially a Hammered Dulcimer since that is my main instrument.

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Post by LimuHead »

I listened to it last night. Please post the whole tune when you get it recorded. Way cool.

Is that you playing all of the instruments? Way, way cool!

(I really want to get a hammered dulcimer one day...)

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Post by Flyingcursor »

Well thank's everyone,

Jerry, I've been inspired. It took about 9 tries to get it right :-?
Since I won't get to record the rest of it for awhile I'll go ahead and write the sheet music. I have to use Cakewalk which kind of bites but at least the gist of it will be there. And I can email a MIDI.
If I can figure out ABC that would be better.
Kathy, glad you, a compatriot hd player, liked it. If you try to play it on a 12/11 you might run out of strings on the B part. I start with my left hand on the E above the D on the left treble string and hit the A above the G with the right. It facilitates the C natural and the B part but it is a little bit of a stretch.

Aldon, yep I played both the instruments. Actually there's not much to the autoharp part but a strum but I've come up with a couple of fills that sound good.

Anyone who wants the music can PM me.
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Post by Nanohedron »

Loved it. But, 'twas only 2 instruments? I could have sworn I heard a rebec or similar (fiddle, perhaps?) going on there too...
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geek4music wrote:
Kathy, glad you, a compatriot hd player, liked it. If you try to play it on a 12/11 you might run out of strings on the B part. I start with my left hand on the E above the D on the left treble string and hit the A above the G with the right. It facilitates the C natural and the B part but it is a little bit of a stretch.

Anyone who wants the music can PM me.
Rick,

I would like the music when you get it done. I have a 16/16 Rick Thum HD so it should work out fine for me. I'm Looking forward to getting the music. Thanks. :D

I also was wondering if there was another instrument being played besides the HD and the Autoharp?

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Post by lilymaid »

It’s quite pretty indeed, and I think the name suits it. I had never heard an autoharp before.

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Oops. I should have responded earlier. Nope. Only the two instruments. I added a little reverb so that might be responsible for the sound of more instruments. I am suprised myself how the autoharp strumming turned out.
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Post by hillfolk22 »

Me too! Me Too!

I would love to see the sheet music to your tune!

And also, I cant wait till you get your sound card.
I am in suspense! I need to the hear the B part!!!!

Can you also send me the midi????


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