A traditional french Schottische played on a D/G Castagnari Mory (in D). Melodeon.net tune of the month for March 2014
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A great hurdy gurdy tune written by Cliff Stapleton, and here adapted to melodeon (a Hohner Preciosa in Bb/Eb to be precise). It’s mostly played on the outside row and is played here in some sort of C musical scale, but it’s kind of hard to tell which! Another melodeon.net theme of the month tune; tunes from England
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2 recently composed (not by me) French style schottisches, Peter’s is written by Tim Van Eyken, La Gloire by Nigel Eaton. Cracking tunes both of them. Played on the Hohner Preciosa 12 bass in Bb/Eb, as a very late submission to melodeon.net’s theme of the month for Feb 2012, Schottisches.
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2 great french style schottisches; the first written by Martin Keates of Jabadaw; the second Dominique Forges’ classic Sansonnet. Played as part of melodeon.net’s theme of the month for February 2012, Schottisches
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2 schottishes; the first written by Frederic Paris; the second a reworking of the Knife Edge Polka (but a Schottische). Part of Melodeon.net’s theme of the month for June 2011 – Duets and Collaborations. Vivant are Mark Prescott (violin) and Clive Williams (melodeon). The melodeon is a 1930’s Hohner Club in C/F. Recorded live at St Mary and St Giles Church, Stony Stratford, June 2011.
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Part 3: More ornamentation – held notes; held chords; pulsed basses
See my other videos for parts 1 and 2, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Part 2: Schottische rhythms, ornamentations on treble and bass
See my other videos for parts 1 and 3, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Part 1: Fingering and chords
See my other videos for parts 2 and 3, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Played on a C/F Hohner Club 1 (declubbed) melodeon by Clive Williams, part of www.melodeon.net’s Tune of the Month March 2010.
Hmmm. I never knew that’s what this tune was called! I think I first heard it, a *long* time ago, played by Jim and Annie Whitehill from Longnor, Derbyshire?
When played as a jig, this tune is also known as ‘The Plane Tree’.
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