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Peter B. 05-15-2014 01:41 PM

The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
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Loved this soul version by The Commitments on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPLTEGEyCCY

Here's my transcription of it.
Hope you enjoy it too.

herbert 05-16-2014 02:28 AM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
Hi Peter,

Very enjoyable, both, the YouTube recording and your arrangement.

Herbert

rrayner 05-16-2014 02:47 PM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
A transcription job very well done, Peter. Thank you for sharing.

Ralph

mgj32 05-17-2014 08:59 AM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
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Hi Peter,

"Rover" is a long-long-time favorite of mine. The first recording of it I owned was 33 1/3, in fact. Your arrangement is very well done and I enjoyed it very much.

I thought you might find what I did with the song in the 3rd movement of my sonata for flute and piano, where "Rover" and "The Holy Ground" are the thematic material.

I'll attach the .not file, which uses the piano in the Merlin Creative soundfont bank and the Hagi flute. I never got around to cleaning up the score, btw. The better sounding mp3 is at:
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=5397032

Nice job,
mgj

Peter B. 05-17-2014 11:29 AM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
Ralph, Herbert, mgj.
Thanks for your kind comments.
Transcription is a pretty lonely and agonizing process and I have to be truly moved by an arrangement to follow through with it.
So, although I really do it for my own satisfaction it's great to get unsolicited positive feedback especially as the forum response rate is relatively poor percentage-wise.

Peter B. 05-18-2014 12:05 PM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
Hi mgj
I think your piece is really well done and I admire your creative ability although piano music more in the style of New Orleans, rock 'n' roll, blues, soul is my thing.
Which instrument(s) do you play? And are you classically trained?

mgj32 06-01-2014 08:30 PM

Re: The Irish Rover (soul style, The Commitments)
 
Hi Peter,
Yes classically trained by a classically trained pianist (who made his living by playing what you would call cocktail piano). I have touched neither for quite a few years, but played the piano and flute.

Best,
mgj


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