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Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...
I've run across a request for any additional sheets to "Cheerio Lads" by Jan Wien. At first glance, the copy in the library does look like it might be page 1 of 2...but there's a direction at the bottom to go back to A, then B and then Segno to Fine...maybe it is just one page after all.
Anyway, if anyone has a page 2 (or maybe a 2nd or piano part), please let me know.
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Permalink Reply by Richard William Ineson on
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I've just had a shuffle thought the Jan Wien (real name Joseph Madden) file, it looks like a one pager from the B.M.G. magazine, to me. Mine finishes with the Trio in C major and then (A) to (B) then from the sign to Fine. The piece has a bit of Cammeyer influence I think, bits of it are very reminiscent of 'Marche en Passant'; it's a jolly piece and worth playing.
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Permalink Reply by Joel Hooks on
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Does anyone have "Laughing Moon"? I like the title.
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Permalink Reply by Trapdoor2 on
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Thanks, Richard!
Interesting stuff. I think I had (maybe its in a box somewhere here) a cassette (from David Wade) with some of Jan's recordings on it. He was a great player.
I've re-set it, making it into a two-pager, incorporating the A-B repeat. It reads a bit easier that way.
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Richard William Ineson said:
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Having played through this piece again, I think that the trio is based on the old Scottish farewell song 'We're No Awa Tae Bide Awa'.
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'Laughing Moon' is a mystery to me, I've never seen a copy of the music and certainly never heard anyone play it, but it will turn up eventually. .
Joel Hooks said:Does anyone have "Laughing Moon"? I like the title.
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