anyone know where i can find this tune in abc format
or translate the name to english .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez1O5swf ... annel_page
anyone know this one
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Re: anyone know this one
Bothan means bothy (hut, cottage)
Airidh means sheiling (summer shelter)
Bràigh means brae (hillside)
Rainneach is a place name (Rannoch)
So the title translates as the sheiling bothy of Rannoch brae.
Summer sheilings were the places where folks would sleep while driving their cattle to their summer pastures. Lots of young people basically camping out, hormones raging, etc. etc. etc.
Airidh means sheiling (summer shelter)
Bràigh means brae (hillside)
Rainneach is a place name (Rannoch)
So the title translates as the sheiling bothy of Rannoch brae.
Summer sheilings were the places where folks would sleep while driving their cattle to their summer pastures. Lots of young people basically camping out, hormones raging, etc. etc. etc.
'Se SUV a th'anns a' chànan eile agam
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Re: anyone know this one
No warranties, but a Google search showed it a/k/a The Sheiling Song, which is on The Sessions here, with abc: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/7601
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Re: anyone know this one
cheers folks
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Re: anyone know this one
Watch McGoldricks fingers for the chorus line that the backing musicians are playing
e3 f# A B4
e3 f# A e4
e3 f# A B3
df# e4
Grab a D whistle and you can now play along!!
Boyd
e3 f# A B4
e3 f# A e4
e3 f# A B3
df# e4
Grab a D whistle and you can now play along!!
Boyd
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Re: anyone know this one
thanks boyd yer a star
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Re: anyone know this one
If anyone's interested, there's a tune called
Bothan airidh 'm braighe Raineach/The Shealing in the Braes of Rannoch
in the Simon Fraser collection (1815).
Bothan airidh 'm braighe Raineach/The Shealing in the Braes of Rannoch
in the Simon Fraser collection (1815).
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Re: anyone know this one
aye just found it 10 mins ago but thank you very much love this tune