gregfiddles’s eleven comments

Pity the 3 versions are missing the extra cool slice in the B part.. I learnt it from the composer Bert way back.. but im not sure how to put it on here.. i have sibelius.. ? it really makes the tune come alive..! more…

So wrong this setting.. seems like it’s a bit made up in places.. if I can figure out how to do it I’ll post the correct setting.. more…

Its a pity that the only version on here of this ancient Scottish tune is a transcription of a Cape Breton players variation of the original.. Not downing the CB at all just, seems a pity the original is not posted here.. more…

Traditional Scottish fiddle week with Gregor Borland (fiddlingscool) more…

Traditional Scottish fiddle week with Gregor Borland (fiddlingscool) more…

A bit rough as its my first time writing in ABC.. but this is the correct 3rd part of the PIPE MARCH more…

‘the idea that any one source or person has the ‘only’ way a tune should be played, is silly…’ more…

I can look it out but this 3rd part is wrong, I learnt this from Donald Riddle a long time ago, and whilst this is close-ish it aint right..! if i figure out how to post a tune here i will do it. Gregor more…

‘Oh yes, part 3 & 1 are actually one in the same, the variations given in 3 are courtesy of yours truly…deciding not to just copy the same thing over again…’ wrong! more…

Just as North Side of The Grampians and The Haggis, What Care I for the Minister is in the key of C check the Gesto collection and even older the Simon Fraser of Knockie collection. these ar variations of the same tune just different rhythms. more…