{"id":164,"date":"2010-01-07T23:07:23","date_gmt":"2010-01-08T05:07:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/dennissherman.com\/dennis\/?page_id=164"},"modified":"2010-08-18T17:44:05","modified_gmt":"2010-08-18T23:44:05","slug":"pipe-and-tabor","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/dennissherman.com\/dennis\/music\/pipe-and-tabor\/","title":{"rendered":"Sheet Music – Pipe and Tabor"},"content":{"rendered":"

These pieces are for the one man band of the Renaissance, a three holed pipe with drum. Generally I’ve included fingering notation for English style tabor pipes. (I play pipes from Susato<\/a> most often, your fingering may vary slightly if you play instruments from a different maker.) Some pieces have notation for the tabor, others don’t, leaving it up to you to figure out what rhythms work for you. I’ve usually left space for you to make your own rhythm notes.<\/p>\n

The Nursery Rhymes were originally set for a class on ornamentation, given at the International Pipe and Tabor Festival<\/a> in 2001.<\/p>\n

The Renaissance Dances, or in fact any of this music, may have been reset from the original key to better fit on tabor pipe.\u00a0 Sumer is icumin in<\/em> (the earliest known canon or round, in 2 parts for 6 voices is in two different versions.\u00a0 One is the original key, which is playable on the tabor pipe, but requires a half hole to get all the notes.\u00a0 The other is transposed\u00a0 to fit without needing a half hole, which required altering the lowest note of the piece.\u00a0 Take your choice.<\/p>\n

Pipe and Tabor Class<\/h3>\n

Intro to Pipe and Tabor<\/a>
\nTabor Dance Rhythms<\/a>
\nFingering Chart<\/a><\/p>\n

Nursery Rhymes<\/h3>\n

Frere Jacques<\/a>
\nTwinkle, Twinkle Little Star<\/a><\/p>\n

Renaissance Dances<\/h3>\n

Horse’s Bransle<\/a> (Arbeau)
\nMaltese Bransle<\/a>
\nSpagnoletta<\/a> (Caroso)
\nChiara Stella<\/a> (Caroso)<\/p>\n

Country Dances<\/h3>\n

Sellenger’s Round<\/a> (Playford)<\/p>\n

Morris Dance Tunes<\/h3>\n

The Queen’s Delight (D)<\/a><\/p>\n

Other Tunes<\/h3>\n

Sumer is icumen in<\/a> (original)
\nSumer is icumen in<\/a> (transposed)
\nCantiga 166<\/a> Como Poden…
\nBlow Thy Horn Hunter<\/a> (William Cornysh) – for 3 tabor pipes in C
\nPastime With Good Company<\/a> (Henry VIII) – for 3 tabor pipes, D\/G\/G<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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