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Aarne Tarvaisen’s mazurka

Also known as Aarne Tarvaisen Masurkka.

Aarne Tarvaisen's has been added to 24 tunebooks.

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Three settings

1
X: 1
T: Aarne Tarvaisen's
R: mazurka
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmin
|:A>B AG FE|D>d d2 d2|A>^c ^c2 ^c2|A>d d2 d2|
A>B AG FE|D>d d2 d2|A>^c ^c2 ^cA|d2 d4:|
|:f>e d2 d^c|e2 A4|a2 g2 ge|a>f d3 e|
f>e d2 dc|B>A G2 F2|E>A A2 A^c|d2 d4:|
2
X: 2
T: Aarne Tarvaisen's
R: mazurka
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmin
|:z2|"Dm" A>B AG FE|D2 d2 d2|"A7" A2 ^c2 c2|"Dm" A2 d2 d2|
"Dm" A>B AG FE|D2 d2 d2|"A7" A2 ^c2 cA|"Dm" d2 d2:|
|:z e|"Dm" fe d2 d^c|"A7" e2 A4|a2 g2 ge|"Dm" af d2 de|
"Dm" fe d2 dc|"Gm" B>A G2 F2|"A7" E2 A2 A^c|"Dm" d2 d2:|
3
X: 3
T: Aarne Tarvaisen's
R: mazurka
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Emin
|:E>G|B>c B>A G>F|E2 e2 e2|B2 ^d2 d2|B2 e2 e>G|
B>c (3cBA G>F|E2 e2 e2|B2 ^d2 d>B|e2- e2:|
e>f|g>f e2 e>^d|f2 B2- B2|b2 a2- a>f|b>g e2- e>f|
g>f e2 e>d|c>B A2- A>G|F2 B2- B>^d|e2- e2 (3^def|
g>f e2- e>^d|f2 B2- B2|b>a a2 a>f|b>g e2 e>f|
g>f e2 e>d|c>B A2- A>_B|B>^d f>B d>B|e2 E2-||

Twelve comments

“Boite de Jazz”? 😉

Cross posted… 😀

This one is also played in e minor…

“Aarne Tarvaisen masurkka”

X: 2
T: Aarne Tarvaisen masurkka
B: “Pelimannisävelmiä II” – Soitteita Keski-Suomesta, Musiikki Fazer, Helsinki, 1972, page 63, tune #60
O: Saarijärvi – Finland - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saarijärvi
N: Soittanut Akseli Mäkelä, viulu 1950.
N: Oppinut masurkan Aarne Tarvaiselta.
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dm
|: z2 |\
“Dm” A>B AG FE | D2 d2 d2 | “A7” A2 ^c2 c2 | “Dm” A2 d2 d2 |
“Dm” A>B AG FE | D2 d2 d2 | “A7” A2 ^c2 cA | “Dm” d2 d2 :|
|: z e |\
“Dm” fe d2 d^c | “A7” e2 A4 | a2 g2 ge | “Dm” af d2 de |
“Dm” fe d2 dc | “Gm” B>A G2 F2 | “A7” E2 A2 A^c | “Dm” d2 d2 :|

I did remove the first and second endings, allowing the parts to finish on the tonic by giving the lead-ins instead of 1st and 2nd endings on both parts…

“Aarne Tarvaisen masurkka” ~ an E minor take on it

X: 3
T: Aarne Tarvaisen masurkka
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Em
|: E>G |\
B>c B>A G>F | E2 e2 e2 | B2 ^d2 d2 | B2 e2 e>G |
B>c (3cBA G>F | E2 e2 e2 | B2 ^d2 d>B | e2- e2 :|
e>f |\
g>f e2 e>^d | f2 B2- B2 | b2 a2- a>f | b>g e2- e>f |
g>f e2 e>d | c>B A2- A>G | F2 B2- B>^d | e2- e2 (3^def |
g>f e2- e>^d | f2 B2- B2 | b>a a2 a>f | b>g e2 e>f |
g>f e2 e>d | c>B A2- A>_B | B>^d f>B d>B | e2 E2- |]

You can also take that fourth measure of the A-part as
~ | B2 e2 E>G | ~ but the possibilities are many. 😉

It has been too long since we played this one. Thanks for the re-acquaintance Mix, much appreciated… I don’t think we’ve ever played the second tune, or possibly didn’t take to it if we did… 😀

Now whether or not we can remember what we’d learned to dance to this, that’s another question. I think we need to plan a summer in Finland. That would be grand, but trying to come to terms with all those declensions, or even finding a decent method for learning Finnish in English, or Welsh, or ~ there’s the rub… 😉