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Discussions => Tune of the Month => Topic started by: Clive Williams on November 01, 2015, 07:29:34 AM
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Worthy winner this one;
Idbury Hill - A rather special Morris tune, very well demonstrated here by Frank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyX2QPLsw1AA
Fits beautifully on a 2 row 8 bass - honest! Give it a try :-)
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Here (http://forum.melodeon.net/index.php/topic,8992.0.html) are the postings of March 2012 together with 'some ABC':
X:191
T:Idbury Hill - Field Town
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Edor
B2 Bc d2 B2|AGFE D2 EF|G2 B2 BAGF|E4 E4|
B2 Bc d2 B2|AGFE D2 EF|G2 B2 BAGF|E4 E4||
B2 Bc d2 B2|edcB A2 A2|B2 Bc d2 B2|e3 d B4|
B2 Bc d2 B2|AGFE D2 EF|G2 B2 BAGF|E4 E4:||
B4 B2 c2|d4 B4|e2 d2 c2 B2|A4 A4|
B2 Bc d2 B2|e3 d B4|B2 Bc d2 B2|AGFE D2 EF|
G2 B2 BAGF|E4 E4:||
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I was sure I'd already done this as a previous Tune of the Month, and a quick scan of YouTube reveals this was indeed the case. Here it is! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX--KYRn4YU)
P.S. I now see that Sebastian has linked to the thread where that and many other contributions appear.
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I was sure I'd already done this as a previous Tune of the Month
Am I being picky if I say I thought Clive was looking for different contributions to earlier?
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As I mentioned in an earlier post to the original poll, in this demo I'm not using the 1/2 row or the extra 4 basses on this box, so it is being played as a 2-row, 8-bass.
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I was sure I'd already done this as a previous Tune of the Month
Am I being picky if I say I thought Clive was looking for different contributions to earlier?
No, you're quite right. :|bl I missed the poll thread for this month, which makes that clear.
My excuse is I've been away on holiday and though I had internet access, I didn't have so much time to use it.
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I was sure I'd already done this as a previous Tune of the Month
Am I being picky if I say I thought Clive was looking for different contributions to earlier?
Yes, but Clive's beautiful rendition from March 2012 is well worth another listen - inspiring!
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I was sure I'd already done this as a previous Tune of the Month
Am I being picky...?
Yes, but Clive's beautiful rendition from March 2012 is well worth another listen - inspiring!
You are absolutely right, of course, as are Annahata's, but I would love to see what they (and others) produce when challenged to top those efforts: Maybe a Japanese Thrash Metal version on the Streb? Or a setting in the style of Gilbert and Sullivan? >:E
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If I played it again as a morris tune on the Oakwood, it wouldn't be very different from the previous one I did.
The previous thread had some discussion on a 1-row version. I might have a go at that, just to be different.
Thrash metal/G&S ? I wouldn't know where to start!
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Anahata, I'd really like to hear a one row version......
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYGi2866qUQ
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Thanks, Graham. My 'Favourites' page is rapidly filling up with Bill's contributions. Seeing clearly where his fingers go is a huge bonus...
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Thank you to Graham for re-posting my 2012 contribution and to Brian for your positive feedback.
Difficult to know what to add or change but:-
https://youtu.be/XJ1S3An5kkI
I deliberately avoided the cross row scale runs to maintain a 'choppy' feel and starting on the 'B' chord felt consistent with that.
Best wishes
Bill
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Here's my version of this; a bit different from first time around a couple of years back (which was indeed a jig) - this is in standard time, played on a 1920's Hohner G/C 12 bass on the inside row, so in D minor (which of course, is the saddest key!). I use the D push chord on the extra basses first time through; the rest of the time it's all perfectly playable on a standard 2 row 8 bass with thirds off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZLCz3qMLm0
Cheers,
Clive
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Here's my version of this ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ1S3An5kkI
Errm... You've posted the link to the previous video by Folkbluesnbeyond
Edit:
Thanks for the fix, Clive! (:)
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Oops! I've fixed my link - I like to take at other peoples videos after I've posted; nice take there Bill!
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Of playing for the morris, William Kimber said "These are the notes you play...you play no others."
I'm guessing he wouldn't approve of this, then...
https://youtu.be/R40lnAAHK8Y
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I'm guessing he wouldn't approve of this, then...
https://youtu.be/R40lnAAHK8Y
Ah, well I'm just sitting on the couch non-Morriswise, so I approve! I especially like the b-parts repeating thingy.. Thanks,
Jorden
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Of playing for the morris, William Kimber said "These are the notes you play...you play no others."
I'm guessing he wouldn't approve of this, then...
https://youtu.be/R40lnAAHK8Y
William Kimber would eat his heart out (gruesome expression). This is the best version I have heard!
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Of playing for the morris, William Kimber said "These are the notes you play...you play no others."
I'm guessing he wouldn't approve of this, then...
https://youtu.be/R40lnAAHK8Y
Nice one Baz. I like extra notes!
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Here's a late-ish contribution from the Vienna branch of the Austrian Morris Appreciation Society ;) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM22snlwyMk
(Keeping on practising, the c# is a bit nasty to reach ;) )
Stephan
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My best effort for November's TOTM. I hope it is better late than never
Still struggling with Video editors so there is a slight sync problem :-[
Apologies to Mr Kimber for the extra note.
Greg
https://youtu.be/nOB9afQa47U
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Here's my take on Idbury Hill. Not as I would normally play it for dancing. My choice of chords is shown in the attached notation.
https://youtu.be/wuh7r6nOXOI (https://youtu.be/wuh7r6nOXOI)
Mitch
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Reasonably vanilla version but with 'slows' for a dance I wrote in the style of Moulton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F0PUHxcsR4
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My second TotM contribution, on a Hohner Piccola C/F:
https://soundcloud.com/jschuddeboom/monday-08-51-pm (https://soundcloud.com/jschuddeboom/monday-08-51-pm)
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Great stuff folks; on to the next tune! Late contributions welcome as always; just stick them on the end here.