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Siete D’Ochobre jig

By Javier Tejedor

Also known as Muñeira Carcarosa, Muniera Carcarosa, Siete De Octubre.

There are 2 recordings of this tune.

Siete D’Ochobre has been added to 3 tune sets.

Siete D'Ochobre has been added to 16 tunebooks.

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One setting

1
X: 1
T: Siete D'Ochobre
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
B|:DGB BAB|dcB E2D|EFG GFG|ABA B2G|
DGB BAB|dcB E2D|EFG GFG|ABA G2B:|
|:EFG GFG|ABA B2G|EFG GFG|Adc B2G|
EFG GFG|ABA B2G|dcB ADF|AGF G2B:|
|:ded BAG|ABA FED|DEF G2B|ded BAG|
d3 BAG|ABA FED|DEF G3|ABA G2B:|
# Added by duby .

Five comments

Muniera Carcarosa

This is a galician tune from Lúnasa’s recording "Lá Nua".
It’s like an Irish Jig 😉

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Composed by the legendary Asturian accordion player "Manolete de Carcarosa".

Re: Muniera Carcarosa

Carcarosa is in Asturias, so it might be an Asturian tune?

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Re: Muniera Carcarosa

Years later I comment here again. I’m 99% sure this is actually a modern Asturian tune written by one of the Tejedor brothers and it’s definitely not called Muñeira Carcarosa. That one is a traditional tune and song recorded by Tejedor on the same album. I guess this is one more we need to add to the list of Lunasa’s misnamed tunes 🙂

The tune is part of the "Siete D’Ochobre" set of Tejedor’s 1999 album "Texedores de Suaños".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z0y7v0yH2A


and this is Muñeira Carcarosa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z0y7v0yH2A


Need to find the sleeve notes to check what the tune is actually called, I’ll report back if/when I do.

Ah! It’s 100% not Galician 🙂

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