Parting Glass

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Hi all...I'm new here and am looking for sheet music for The Parting Glass...
any one know where i can find it?
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You can find it in Bill Och's Whistle tutorial. You can get it from the Whistle Shop.

If you want to pm me your address I can make you a copy of the sheet music and send it to you.

The advantage to Bill's book tho, is the fact that it comes with a CD so you can listen to the tune before you start practicing it. Helps alot if you don't know the tune at all.

I'll watch my pms just incase!

Cheers!...........Andrea
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Hi Slowair

Have you tried the midi file?. The thing goes like lightning - 200bpm, it sounds more like the song at 75bpm.

Still a great song, I fell in love with it after hearing The Voice Squad singing it live - made the hairs on my neck stand up.

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BigDavy wrote:Hi Slowair

Have you tried the midi file?. The thing goes like lightning - 200bpm, it sounds more like the song at 75bpm.

Still a great song, I fell in love with it after hearing The Voice Squad singing it live - made the hairs on my neck stand up.

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Post by Cynth »

This website doesn't have the sheet music but you can hear a woman sing the first two verses. I have not heard the song before, so I don't know if she sings it in the "customary" way. It is a very lovely song.
http://www.chivalry.com/cantaria/lyrics ... glass.html
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Post by Unseen122 »

andreaz54 wrote:You can find it in Bill Och's Whistle tutorial.
That is a good version of that tune.
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Wow, Thanks everyone! I've been singing this song for years and for some reason my fingers (and the fact i can't carry a tune on the whistle) just haven't figured it out!
will check out the info you have provided...
Thanks,
Nodin, WhiskyTrek
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Post by DADGAD »

There's a great recording of this tune by The Voice Squad....well worth hearing (the harmonies created by the voice parts are outstanding). This is one of my favorite songs.
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