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Composer : Arranger :	Gitlitz, Paul

Style :	Celtic
Publisher :	Gitlitz, Paul
Date :	2007
Copyright :	Paul Gitlitz © All rights reserved
	Added by paul-gitlitz, 05 Dec 2010
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This tune was written to honor Chris Roe on her 60th. Birthday. I had in mind an elegant courtly French Renaissance piece, but in Seattle folks have decided it is perfect for English Country Dance which is fine since Chris is English.
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By micheline, 07 Jul 2013 at 00:00

I like this song, give us many beautiful music like this. Thank you.

By edocello , 07 May 2012 at 00:00

Muy hermosa. Tienes una version para cello
Saludos desde Chile
Eduardo

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, 23 May 2021 at 03:35

↪ I'm sure it would sound great on cello. Sorry you will have to do your own transposition.

By Athénais , 17 Mar 2011 at 00:00

Très belle chanson ! :)

By ariel , 22 Feb 2011 at 00:00

perfect song

Informations of Paul Gitlitz

Hello fellow musicians,

Written on 2009-02-18 by paul-gitlitz
I am happy to have seen the vast number of downloads my tunes have had over the years. I'm even happier to have heard comments from those of you who have written.
I know not all speak English, but I love to hear from you. Comments are welcome whether good or bad, since it helps me find out what others seek in the music they love.
I have had a tune negatively commented on and realized I chose to call it a Tango when it was a Reel with a bit of a Tango feel.
This may be exciting for a player of reels and very disappointing for a Tango player.
I am altering most of my tunes to be listed as Celtic although some sound American or Russian or Latin they are basically all coming from the 32 bar fiddle tune common to Celtic music and intended to be used for dancers. The bulk of the tunes are reels, jigs, and waltzes with a few polkas, hornpipes, airs and swing tunes. Even the swing tunes are really reels with a swing feel.

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