[Santa Cruz Celtic Slow Sessions] How to get copies of the tunebooks

Tane' Tachyon tachyon at tachyonlabs.com
Wed Apr 7 12:01:09 PDT 2010


cotycatlin at comcast.net wrote:

> Hi Lucas,
> I'm on the mailing list for the jams.  Unfortunately, I'm currently 
> playing with the Peninsula Scottish Fiddlers who
> meet the 1st and 3rd Sundays, so I haven't been able to attend yet.
> 
> I don't have the original contact email address (Tane's I believe?), so 
> I'm writing to you.
> Where do I get the book/books for the group?
> There are times when the PSF skips, so it would be fun to come play with 
> you guys.
> Any details you can give me would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Coty Catlin

For Coty and anyone else who is interested in getting copies of the
books:

The 116-tune "Foinn Seisiun" book used as the basic slow-session
repertoire is usually available at sessions for $15 from Jamie.

The 1006-tune "King Street Sessions Tunebook" can be downloaded and
printed for free at
http://www.pacholo.com/mike/

I believe that the "King Street Sessions Tunebook" contains all of
the tunes in the "Foinn Seisiun" book, but it's good to have a copy
of the smaller book anyway: First, many times the slow sessions will
play a set of multiple tunes that are all on the same page in the
smaller book but on different pages in the larger one. Second, again,
the smaller book does serve as the basic slow-session repertoire (and
pretty much everyone at slow session will have it, which is not true
for the larger book).

Also, sometimes Jamie (and maybe others as well) will pass out copies
of particular song picks that aren't in the Foinn Seisiun book.
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