M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Bmin
fe |: dA B2 B2 fe | d3A B2 de | f3a ef fd |e2 A2 A2 fe |
dA B2 B2 fe | d3c B2 de | fa ef de fd |1 cd eA B2 fe :|2 cd eA B2 de ||
f2 a2 B2 de | fB B2 Bf fd | e2 a2 A4- | Ac cd fe dc |f2 ae B2 de |
fB B2 Bd de | fa ef de fd |1 cd eA B2 de :|2 cd eA B2 fe |]
Actually a march by Roddy McDonald, a scottish piper. Tune is named after a place in Japan.
昭和町
There are several places called Showacho in Japan.
Michael never said that there wasn’t. That’s the difference between "the" and "a" 😉
Nice tune. I think I’ll learn it.
Re: Showacho
I play this piece with the rose in the gap and MacLeod’s Farewell.
Re: The Showacho
I don’t want to edit this straight after someone has changed the designation, but I’d call this a hornpipe, not a march - it has an underlying triplet swing.
Re: The Showacho
I write here the part that connect this tune with "Portobello"