Really bad site for music!!!

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Really bad site for music!!!

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http://WWW.TRADITIONALMUSIC.CO.UK/

http://WWW.TRADITIONALMUSIC.CO.UK/irish ... /index.htm

http://WWW.TRADITIONALMUSIC.CO.UK/irish ... dxv5as.htm

The third link takes you to a list of tunes with sheet music, click on anyone and be horrified, especially Rocky Road to Dublin, and Down in my Sally's gardens, Kelly the boy from Killany

some are okay but wow some just seem really, are really wrong

well at least in my opinion, but you don't have to take my word for *duh dun duh*
check it out yourself
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Wrong? There's no such thing as wrong with trad music. You are getting a particular version of the tune. While some are close to the version(s) I know, none here are quite the same as my versions of the same tunes.

Once you start comparing the same tunes from several tune books, especially the older collections such as O'Neills's, Joyce's, Roche, etc. you will start to appreciate just how wildly divergent may peoples' versions of the same tunes truly are, as well as the plethora of different names for the same or similar tunes, half tunes, relative tunes, etc.

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What I am commenting on is at times instead of going up or down a M2 it instead goes m3 or M3
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djm wrote:Wrong? There's no such thing as wrong with trad music.
You're such a card, djm.
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oh yeah I forgot mention well listening to the midis and giving it a shot playing them and from what I have heard over and over again that I why I said it looked wrong and sounded the same
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I think this is the same site I found a while back and happened on a couple of the good ones, recommended it, and then found the ...um... less good ones... ah well... some are worth listening to, some are not... just like any other cross-section of music... or sites.. or people. :lol:
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djm wrote:Wrong? There's no such thing as wrong with trad music.
Well, the worse musicians I heard are usually in love with this sentence, it gives them a false impression of validation of their music. But I find it very insulting, and clueless, especially when I've been practicing for years now for more than 1-2 hours a day because one day I want to stop playing this music the wrong way...
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Azalin wrote:Well, the worse musicians I heard are usually in love with this sentence, it gives them a false impression of validation of their music.

I was, of course, referring to written scores of trad music. That is, after all, the subject of this thread, and not to what is played, and with no intentions of grading the performance of anyone who plays it. You must be pretty desperate for something to complain about to be reduced to splitting hairs like this.
Bloomfield wrote:You're such a card, djm.
Thank you. Thank you so much. I'll be here all week. Try the crabs.

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djm wrote:
Bloomfield wrote:You're such a card, djm.
Thank you. Thank you so much. I'll be here all week. Try the crabs.
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Bloomfield wrote:You're such a card, djm.
Thank you. Thank you so much. I'll be here all week. Try the crabs.
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buddhu wrote:
Congratulations wrote:
djm wrote: Thank you. Thank you so much. I'll be here all week. Try the crabs.
You have crabs? :really:
Classy quip, Jared... :P
Well put, well put...I know I don't want djm's crabs.
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I'm sure we have some manner of STD that you'd be open to. :wink:

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djm wrote:I'm sure we have some manner of STD that you'd be open to. :wink:

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Azalin wrote:
djm wrote:Wrong? There's no such thing as wrong with trad music.
Well, the worse musicians I heard are usually in love with this sentence, it gives them a false impression of validation of their music. But I find it very insulting, and clueless, especially when I've been practicing for years now for more than 1-2 hours a day because one day I want to stop playing this music the wrong way...
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