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Hi Gang,First post, but been lurking for a while. I'm very grateful for this website, thank you! I have a very basic question that I'm sure has been discussed before, but I can't find it:When playing…Continue
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"The SS Stewart version we are discussing is for C tuning. The transposition from the original A tuning sheet music has already been done. "
"Isn't this written for A tuning though? I can't tell if it's meant to be transposed."
"In the last 4 measures I would go TIMT TIMT etc. No problem using two thumb strokes in a row if played at Titanic String Band speed. If played at high speed I would try something else."
"Had a look now at the first version Joel attached here. In the last four rows, when it moves to the key of Fm, that's the thing I was curious about. For me, I think doing an alternate thumb in-between middle and index is probably the most…"
"Joel, I missed your reply earlier (I swear there was nothing between Jody's and mine before). But thank you very much! I will have a look at that soon."
"Additionally, I did a full issue on the Minor Jig in March of 2020.
The file is too big to add here directly so I just uploaded it to the internet archive. The preview will generate shortly...
https://archive.org/details/abf-5-stringer-218"
"Jody, I feel like this got more complicated than I originally intended, lol. I do appreciate everyone's help though!
Basically, I can play the sequence okay in few different ways, but feel like I'm not sure which way is the best as none…"
"I think I have nearly a dozen different versions of Weston's Minor Jig, but I think the version in question is S. S. Stewart's arrangement.
It was published in the 5 Stringer #104"
"OK, so the problem is getting back to the 4th string after playing a 4 note/ 4 string passage which begins with the 4th. Have I got that right? The easiest way (for me) to discuss this is to reference the sheet music and identify measures.…"
"Edit: third technically not fourth"
"Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XlaDB5PCH0&t=754s The first time is at 10:40. You can't see Peter's hand that time, but when he plays it again at 10:54 you can tell that he plays strings 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, but…"
"Actually I devised a method for this sort of reverse roll. You just use the fourth finger to alternate pick the first string and then roll back with the third second and first finger on the second third and fourth string"
"The only Youtube "video" I can find on youtube of Titanic String Band playing this piece is audio only. The only four note descending passages I hear are strings 5,1 2 3. It's the characteristic triplets of this piece followed…"
"It's Horace Weston's Celebrated Minor Jig, as played by the Titanic Stringband on YouTube. I can have a look and tell you the exact times when this sequence comes along later this evening. It does so in a few places. I have the piece down…"
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