If this book were to be republished tomorrow, I would be the first in line to buy a copy. If Marion Thede was still alive, I would seek her out and ask her permission to offer them through my site.Ĭost the publisher future sales. Look, if this were still in print, I wouldn't offer it to anyone. Hopefully someone knowlegable about legal matters can provide suggestions regarding these matters.
I'll assume that Allanadale used good judgement and secured permission from the publisher, before he published on this web site. My mom is an angle shooter (so I know angle-shooting when I see it)! It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to ask for permission. Playing devil's advocate here just amounts to "angle-shooting". How can he possibly rectify matters, except possibly financially?Īnother possible loss to all of us is that the publisher may elect not to invest as much effort in another book like this one. I don't know Allanadale, and I certainly have nothing at all against him personally, but I think he gave away something that he didn't have the right to give away. His actions will undoubted cost the publisher at least some future sales. If I owned the copyright, I would seek to be compensated for every copy made, even if just one copy was downloaded directly from. I'm not a lawyer, but I think Allenadale would have his work cut out for him justifying his actions to Judge Judy. Just to play the devil's advocate here, exactly what part of the book was reproduced? If I'm to take that claim at face value, then even playing the music would amount to a transgression. Maybe someone who knows more about these types of matters can provide advice. What I find ironic, is that you are selling downloadable publications at your website, so you can hardly claim to be naive. It would be sad if FHO was taken down because of your actions. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review."ĭo you think anyone might possibly mind what you did? How about Eric? My new copy of the book says, "All rights reserved.
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But everything else is there, in the recommended tuning and tempo.Īnyway, this morning I turned the whole thing into a zip file and put it up on the Mountain Sentinel Website. I excluded a few of the better known pieces and a couple of transcriptions that weren't really fiddle tunes. Anyway, wanting to have copies of these tunes after the book was due to be returned, I quickly generated tabledit files for 150 of the tunes. I got a copy of Marion Thede's The Fiddle Book through interlibrary loan. So if I played this tune, I'd be tempted to tune down a step to ADAD. That low B seems like it might be more than a G string could handle. One other comment off the top of my head. There is absolutely no way to do this in tabledit, at least not that I've found. Many of her grace notes are actually attached to the previous note, so that you change bowing after the grace notes, with the note the grace notes normally lead to. The biggest problem was with the grace notes. There were some problems translating Marion Thede's notation into tabledit. Just goes to show you can always learn something new about even the simplest tune.
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This one has some nice syncopation in it.įorum Rules and Guidelines FHO FAQ FHO Music Search How to Add Hyperlinks to Your Message I'm going to change the way I play Bile Dem Cabbage Down.
Paddy won't You Drink some Good Old Cider Little Girl with Her Hair all Down Behind
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Here's the full listing, organized by tuning.
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