Tune Request

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- January 22, 2017 at 11:28 AM #10648
  
  Robert Thompson
  Participant
  
  How about “Sleepy Maggie”.
- January 22, 2017 at 10:04 PM #10650
  
  Casey Willis
  Keymaster
  
  Hi, Robert. Do you have a link to a performance you could share, sir?
- January 23, 2017 at 2:32 PM #10651
  
  Pat Willey
  Participant
  
  Robert, would this title be the same tune as ‘Drowsey Maggie’, or is it different?
- January 24, 2017 at 6:59 AM #10652
  Roland White
  Moderator
  Hi Pat and Casey, Sleepy Maggie is different than Drowsey Maggi. Sleepy Maggie is more on the Scottish side of Celtic and Drowsey Maggie is more on the Irish side of Celtic. Lots of examples of both tunes on YouTube. Cheers, Roland
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- February 11, 2017 at 4:03 PM #10804
  tdemaet
  Participant
  Hello Casey,
  I have just joined. I searched for months at on-line instructors. I like the Texas-style that you demonstrate.
  Would love to learn Cheyenne by Kenny Baker.
  Thanks,
  Tonna
  - This reply was modified 8 years ago by tdemaet.
  - February 11, 2017 at 6:50 PM #10806
    
    Casey Willis
    Keymaster
    
    Hi, Tonna. First off, THANKS for joining! That’s a good bluegrassy suggestion. I’m hoping to bring in a Bluegrass player later on this year, but I don’t know for sure.
    
    This is a year of transition for the site as we are constructing a new studio and my time will be much more available later on in the year to work on this site. I’ll take a look at that tune myself if I don’t end up bringing in a new teacher. It will be later on in the year that it would get recorded, if it does…we just have too many new lessons not yet published from Hanneke, Patti and Kevin for me to spend time recording myself for the first half of the year.
    
    Thanks again, and stay tuned!
    
    C
- February 12, 2017 at 2:00 PM #10807
  
  tdemaet
  Participant
  
  Hello Casey,
  Worked on the advanced Tennessee Waltz today. The AB looping helps for practicing repetition.
  I probably should request Amazing Grace in G after today! I had to repeat to myself…remember, this is fun, this is fun, this is fun…
  I like to play along with you so I can look at the bowing. Now to try it independently.
  Thanks for the information and for your work on the videos.
  Take care,
  T
  - February 13, 2017 at 3:47 PM #10816
    
    Casey Willis
    Keymaster
    
    Awesome, Tonna.
    
    I’ll add that to the running list. It will be later this year before I get a chance to record a lesson, but that’s certainly a good one. Thx for the suggestion!
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