This is my first new tune in a while, tell me what you think!
Thanks in advance,
Stuart
Culshy's Hornpipe
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Tune Name: Culshy's Hornpipe
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Tune Type: 2/4 Hornpipe
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Composed By: Stuart Higgins
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Arranged By: Stuart Higgins
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Year Composed: 2006
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Culshy's Hornpipe
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Culshy's Hornpipe
It's a good tune. It will be better if it have four parts.
Ken
Ken
Hi Stuart,
Both this and your other tune are really good. Do you have any others? You've got a great style for writing.
This tune in my opinion could have one more part.
Starting with birl from E then build and work its way up the scale with a few runs and keeping the same rhythm as the other two parts build it up to the end of the line, then start again for the second line but then have your ending phrase as the last two bars.
Just an idea, but really enjoy your tunes.
Cheers.
Both this and your other tune are really good. Do you have any others? You've got a great style for writing.
This tune in my opinion could have one more part.
Starting with birl from E then build and work its way up the scale with a few runs and keeping the same rhythm as the other two parts build it up to the end of the line, then start again for the second line but then have your ending phrase as the last two bars.
Just an idea, but really enjoy your tunes.
Cheers.
Thanks for listening smithers! I'll have a play about with a 3rd part and see what I can come up with. Thanks for the suggestion!smithers wrote:Hi Stuart,
Both this and your other tune are really good. Do you have any others? You've got a great style for writing.
This tune in my opinion could have one more part.
Starting with birl from E then build and work its way up the scale with a few runs and keeping the same rhythm as the other two parts build it up to the end of the line, then start again for the second line but then have your ending phrase as the last two bars.
Just an idea, but really enjoy your tunes.
Cheers.
Cheers
Stuart