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| Subject: | [HD] The "swing" in Irish dance music |
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| Date: | Thu, 29 Mar 2007 17:08:30 -0500 |
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Okay, here's a good question for discussion. How would you describe the "swing" or the "lilt" in Irish dance music? Or is there one at all? The guys (and I do mean guys, I'm the only female) in the group I play with need to know, as we are in disagreement. The most experienced Irish session player among us, claims that 4/4 time in say, a reel, is simply played straight, like a march, but that you imply the swing with the accents. What say ye? (Congratulations, Victoria, you do my alma mater proud!) Corliss in Milwaukee _______________________________________________ Hammered_dulcimers mailing list Hammered_dulcimers@lists.fmp.com http://lists.fmp.com/mailman/listinfo/hammered_dulcimers Unsubscribe: Hammered_dulcimers-unsubscribe@lists.fmp.com |
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