Key signature: Bminor
Submitted on July 22nd 2004 by gian marco.
This tune has been added to 23 tunebooks.
X: 1
T: Moon In May, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Bmin
|:AG|FBBA G2FE|FDFA GFE2|FBBA G2FE|FBBd cBAG|
FBBA G2FE|FDFA GFE2|FBdc BAG2|F^AcA B2:|
|:Bc|dFFd FFdB|c>dcB AGFE|FBBF BBFB|A>GFE GFBc|
dFFd AAdf|e>dcB ABc2|dcBc- cBAG|F/E/Fdc B2:|
|:de|f3e d2f2|e3d c2e2|dcBc BAdc|BAGF- F2de|
f3e d2f2|a3f e2c2|dcBe dcfe|dc2A B2:|
The Moon In May (NOT a reel)
I love to play ITM, but sometime i like something different..
This tune, written by me, is something different..
I hope you like it.
# Posted on July 22nd 2004 by gian marco
A very pleasant tune, GianMarco! It sounds a lttle bit English/Elizabethan and a very little bit Irish to my mind. Thanks for posting it.
# Posted on July 24th 2004 by fiddlefingers
Thanks fiddlefingers , BTW , it sounds a bit breton to my mind.
# Posted on July 24th 2004 by gian marco
Gian-Marco,
can give us some hints about the tempo, groove and so on - it's definitely no reel, but lovely melodies
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by swisspiper
mmmm...It is something similar to a breton dans plinn, or to an unswung hornpipe...
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by gian marco
I know it's not like a polka but those bits in the 2nd part remind me of one. It's an interesting tune, but too late at night for me to try it out - the neighbours'll complain
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by Dow
in the 2nd and 3rd part some notes are to be played in groups of three. ( it's obvious, or it is not? )
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by gian marco
It's more obvious with the 3rd part than the 2nd, just from looking at it.
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by Dow
for insatnce, the 2nd part is to be played
|:Bc|(dFF)(dFF)dB|c>dcB AGFE|(FBB)(FBB)B|A>GFE GFBc|
(dFF)(dAA)df|e>dcB ABc2|dcBc- cBAG|F/E/Fdc B2:|
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by gian marco
with an accent on the 1st note of each goup of three.
# Posted on July 26th 2004 by gian marco