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Marlee The Fiddler - Posted - 04/18/2021: 15:46:27
Hi Fiddle Friends
Does anyone have sheet music for
Govenor General's Waltz in the Key of C?
Ceilidh in the Key of D and
Spanish Two-Step in the Key of A
I need this urgently and would appreciate if anyone has these and can forward to my email address please.
Thanks.
Marlee The Fiddler
Swing - Posted - 04/18/2021: 15:59:13
Marlee Spanish Two Step is really simple, you should be able to get that one by trying to play it...bu the dots are available on line if you Google it.
Play Happy
Swing
East Texas Fiddle - Posted - 05/14/2021: 12:55:16
This is going to sound rude, but I'm really trying to help:
Perhaps learn how to train your ears to pick out melodies and tunes as opposed to "urgent" requests for tabs. It will definitely advance your playing by doing so, IMO. And, it makes learning tunes a lot of fun!
YMMV
Edited by - East Texas Fiddle on 05/14/2021 12:56:37
Marlee The Fiddler - Posted - 05/14/2021: 16:56:15
Hi
Just joined a group recently and I am not familiar with the tunes they play. I do play by ear but have too many tunes to learn by ear every week ......being able to read sheet music is the only way for me to go right now.
I do not mean to inconvenience anyone.
Thanks.
Marlee
Swing - Posted - 05/15/2021: 05:02:14
Marlee, being part of a group is a great thing, have you asked them for the sheet music that you haven requesting.. also, several of us who have responded to your request have given the sites where we located the music.. hope that you have made note of those sites and will use them..they are great references...plus I have a number of Canadian based sites that really are expansive and there are a few US players that have a good number of Canadian tunes available....
Play Happy
Swing
Earworm - Posted - 05/16/2021: 07:28:49
You can record your group and work on some of the tunes when you have time to play it back. No one will expect you to master every tune, but it does feel good when you catch on to a new one.
'New Tuner' 5 hrs
