by Frédéric Paris
one of those tunes I know when someone else starts it, but can never remember to play.
Have been playing it it G , but D is good too. Probably good practice to learn it in both(if one's instrument allows it)
A march by Bob Liddle. The pdf is from his website. http://www.bobliddlemusic.com/
https://youtu.be/dhcKga5LMSg
A tune by Jean Blanchard . Here in D mixolydian but also played in G mixolydian depending on the diatonic instruments.
and for fun, the tune at a ceilidh with segue into Baby Shark:
One of the tunes that stuck from Withby. Played it a few times with Calvaleigh, Chava , and Bill, who all liked it.
Written by Janet May as a Shropshire morris tune.
here are couple of field recordings. the slower is the way that seems more like it should be,
As we seem to lack any Hanter Dros I thought these two by Andy Letcher might be useful. For some reason the sheet music (cribbed from https://folkmusicnotes.wordpress.com/2009/04/04/hanter-dros/) for the first is called The Plover Returning(suspect the name was changed after the fellow who notated scribed it down)
A Swedish tune. As can be heard in the audio there is a continental version(4xA) & a Swedish version
Here is a link to tunes I recorded. Mostly stuff I didn’t know. Just a brief A & B to have something to learn from.
The 2 called ‘Blonde et brune’ are really called ‘brune et blonde’
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tdi-3qbor_owjcB6ciQxCK-SK8dXFRui?usp=sharing