brimmer
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Just a quick survey of the uke world... How many of you have celtic/irish/scots tunes in your repertoire? Or american fiddle tunes?
I prefer campanella fingerstle, a la my all time uke hero, John King. I've worked thru all the celtic books/ebooks I can find (Rob MacKillop, Wilfried Welti, Ken Middleton, and a few others) but found myself hankering for more (and more challenging) tab arrangements. I've worked out about 40 tabs of tunes, mostly Irish, but now adding in some tunes from Scotland, Brittany, and Cape Breton & Prince Edward Islands.
So I am curious, is there an interest for this kind of music? I would like to offer my tabs but feel I should have a youtube or mp3 demo, and I'm still working on my recording techniques. If there's interest I'll create a website, but don't want to go to the trouble if the interest is lacking...
Also if you are a celtic fan, PM me for some great websites for OOP albums in MP3.
I prefer campanella fingerstle, a la my all time uke hero, John King. I've worked thru all the celtic books/ebooks I can find (Rob MacKillop, Wilfried Welti, Ken Middleton, and a few others) but found myself hankering for more (and more challenging) tab arrangements. I've worked out about 40 tabs of tunes, mostly Irish, but now adding in some tunes from Scotland, Brittany, and Cape Breton & Prince Edward Islands.
So I am curious, is there an interest for this kind of music? I would like to offer my tabs but feel I should have a youtube or mp3 demo, and I'm still working on my recording techniques. If there's interest I'll create a website, but don't want to go to the trouble if the interest is lacking...
Also if you are a celtic fan, PM me for some great websites for OOP albums in MP3.
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