Probably the first French tune I learned. From Jason Adajian. This seems to be the way I play it now. Perhaps in the past each part was doubled.
A nice waltz by Patrick Bouffard.
And of video of some friends playing it:
A waltz that seemed to pursue circa 2007. Ran across it again recently.
The A should be repeated 4 times
This is a waltz from William Winter's Quantock's Tune Book.
William Winter was a fiddle player who lived from 1774 to 1861 in the Quantock Hills in Somerset.
Added an mp3
A great tune from Andy Cutting of Blowzabella.
I extracted the audio from Track 9 of their "Vanilla" album, and slowed it down 25% to make it easier to learn.
Depending on who you ask, this was either written by Henry Lefkowitch or traditional. In any case, this transcription is Forest's, and the chords come from Jessa and Daria.
Daria also gives alternate chords for the B part: Em, Em, D7, D7, D7, C, D, Em.
Haapavesi is a town in Finland, the site of a large international folk music festival. Wikipedia says the town is also known for skiers and moonshine.
