Key signature: Bminor
Submitted on October 16th 2002 by Trinil.
This tune has been added to 74 tunebooks.
Also known as Rond De Loudéac, Ronde De Loudéac, Rondes De Loudeac, Ronds De Loudeac.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Ronde De Loudeac
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Bmin
Bcde f2ff|gfef edcF|Bcde f2ff|gfef edc2|
Bcde f2ff|afef edcF|Bcde f2ff|gfef edc2||
f2fe fdB2|(3Bcd cB ABcd|efec d2B2|dcB2 ABcd|
efec d2B2|dcB2 ABc2|(3def ec B2BB||
From Merry Sisters of Fate. This is the one tune I would 'borrow' from Lunasa, if I could borrow only one. Mostly it's just fun to play on whistle. This is the bare-bones version, there's lots of room to play.
# Posted on October 16th 2002 by Trinil
How to play exactly
This "Rond de Loudéac" and not Ronde(but it's a mistake from the Lunasa's musicians), is playing in Brittany wiht a lot of energy. The 1st time, is the time emphasize,not the others one.
If you want to learn a lot of breton music, i advice you
Jean Michel VEILLON
SKOLVAN
KORNOG( most popular band in America)
CARRE MANCHOT
Best wishes from Brittany in France
# Posted on October 30th 2002 by Mandolman
Thank you! I'll look into those groups, I would like to learn more... sorry about the spelling error.
Cheers!
# Posted on October 31st 2002 by Trinil
Rond with 15 bars only?
Is it true this tune has only 15 bars - most of the breton tunes have multiples of 8 bars as well as the irish tunes.
Otherwise the dancer's figures get a bit confusing....
Urs
# Posted on November 6th 2002 by swisspiper
15 bars only!
I checked the lunasa version on CD and the version above is following very well it. So lunasa plays 15 bars - but that's not very original....
# Posted on November 13th 2002 by swisspiper