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The first Christmas tune of the year was played last night at the local session. I hope it doesn't take over like it did last year. Ugh.
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Here's the set dance, The Piper in the Meadow Straying:

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AAAAAAHHHHHH!!

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Nano, old chap, any chance of advising this internet dobbin how you get such a nice reproduction of notation so seamlessly into your message like that?
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SteveShaw wrote:Nano, old chap, any chance of advising this internet dobbin how you get such a nice reproduction of notation so seamlessly into your message like that?
Looks like he just put in the notation as an image he got off of thesession.
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The prettiest girl I ever seen was the great-grand-daughter of Mr. Clean
She took fifteen baths a day wants me to grow a mustache on my face
she's insane
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The prettiest girl I ever seen was the great-grand-daughter of Mr. Clean
She took fifteen baths a day wants me to grow a mustache on my face
she's insane

Huh???
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I'm lost, utterly LOST, I tell you. A whistler in the Chiffboard straying. I have a moustache. Nano ... someone ... please rescue me!
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http://bobdylan.com/songs/befree.html

next to last verse...BTW: cigar is wrong... :D
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Congratulations wrote:
SteveShaw wrote:Nano, old chap, any chance of advising this internet dobbin how you get such a nice reproduction of notation so seamlessly into your message like that?
Looks like he just put in the notation as an image he got off of thesession.
Just so. I put the cursor over the image, did the right-click-properties-highlight-address-from-right-to-left-Ctrl-C-[img]-Ctrl-V-[/img] routine, and Bob's yer uncle. FWIW, I play TPITMS a bit differently; comes off very much like "Deck the Halls" however you cut it. Quite the Xmas holiday cliché opportunity. :)

Bensdad, I don't know what got into you, but please share some of it. :wink:
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Nanohedron wrote:FWIW, I play TPITMS a bit differently; comes off very much like "Deck the Halls" however you cut it.
Well so it does! I can see the chopper lowering a basket as we speak, and Mr. Tambourine Man waving at me to climb on in. I think I had a dream like that once. Thanks, guys.
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MTGuru wrote:
Nanohedron wrote:FWIW, I play TPITMS a bit differently; comes off very much like "Deck the Halls" however you cut it.
Well so it does! I can see the chopper lowering a basket as we speak, and Mr. Tambourine Man waving at me to climb on in. I think I had a dream like that once. Thanks, guys.
BTW, thesession.org has no category for set dances (the step-dancing kind, not the dance sets). This one was under "hornpipes". No matter.

I always idly wondered if the Irish stole it from the Welsh or vice-versa. :wink:
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I sat down with my D pipes and my fiddler daughter and played through a bunch of Christmas carols the other night. I love those old songs.
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At work I played Elvis Costello's "St Stephen's Day Murders" to the Office off the iTunes on my laptop. They liked that one. (there were only six of us in the office today.)
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