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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Tewkesbury , England , U.K.
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I have searched everywhere for the notation to this tune, i have it on cd, but not in any of my music books, or in my bagpipe music writer library.
Can anyone tell me which book i might find it in, or where it would be available as a .bww file? Failing that a .pdf would do! Been driving me nuts for months now..... ![]() |
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This is listed in Dr Pekaar's encyclopaedia of tunes as a 2 parted Strathspey in 4/4 time by John Gow and is on page 10 of the 9th part of David Glen’s collection.
There is also a listing for "Lady Carmichaels Strathspey” as a 2 part Strathspey in 4/4 time with a composer not listed as being on page 14 of Duncan Johnstone book 1 Duncan used to play a lot of Traditional stuff as well as writing his own parts to tunes in addition to his own material, so perhaps if you get someone like Roger Huth who has a lot of these old and sought after books; you might find out if they are one and the same tune. I have Duncan Johnston’s book but not David Glens.
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From the searches I have done around the web I believe that they are one and the same tune.........
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/7247 http://anamnese.online.fr/abc/celtia.pdf
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I have now searched my collection of books and I have Duncan's First Book and have now got the tune.
The daft thing is that it is a tune that I have heard since i was a tot but Never played. One look at the music and its already there so Thanks for the extra tune. We ex brats have to stick together..........
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I liked the four pages from the anamnese site but couldn't find the main site. What is the homepage address?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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There seem to be two tunes composed by John Gow:
LADY CARMICHAEL (OF CASTLE CRAIG) and LADY CARMICHAEL OF CASTLE CRAIG’S FAVORITE. http://www.ibiblio.org/fiddlers/LADYA_LADYF.htm The 2nd tune doesn't fit on pipes.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Thank you for all the information, and thanks for the interest, i've been humming the tune for years, but never played it, until now, hopefully i'll slot it into a Burn's Supper or two next week!
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