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Steve Gadd

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Location

Franklin Tasmania

Age

52

Gender

Male

Phone

03 62663446

Website

http://www.musictasmania.com.au

Occupation

Musician, Folklorist, Freelance guitar, banjo, mandolin and ukulele teacher.

Interests

Collecting local folk music, performing music, composing teaching.

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Cygnet Festival Program 2010 Sunday

SUNDAY / Town Hall / Supper room RSL Club / 9.00am 9.00am / Carmel Hall Drill Hall St Marks / SUNDAY / Blowin

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11 / 15 / 2009
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Cygnet Festival Program 2010 Saturday

SATURDAY / 9.00am / Town Hall / Women's Song Circle / Supper room / Carmel Hall / Percussive Dance with Pria

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11 / 11 / 2009
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Cygnet Festival Program 2010 Friday

)5,'$< / 3.00pm 3.30pm 4.00pm 4.30pm 5.00pm 5.30 pm 6.00 pm 6.30 pm 7.00 pm 7.30 pm 8.00 pm 8.30 pm 9.

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11 / 11 / 2009
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This tune was written for one of my fingerstyle guitar students who lives in a house above Braeside Rd Franklin Tasmania. Cheers Steve Gadd
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Above the Braeside

This tab can be used for performance or teaching but can not be republished in any form without consent.

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10 / 15 / 2009
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Farewell to Cygnet Town

Farewell to Cygnet Town is an intermediate level finger-style guitar tune. / Feel free to perform but please do not republish without permission.

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09 / 21 / 2009
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Breton Dance

This is an unnamed Breton Dance that appears in several tutor books for violin. I heard my wife's fiddle students play it and thought a simple clas...

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09 / 04 / 2009
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The Slave's Dream

The Slave's Dream is a beautiful 19th century melody which was preserved as a rural folk tune in Southern Tasmania. / Here is a guitar arrangement i...

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08 / 16 / 2009
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Blind Mary

Blind Mary is one of Turlough O'Carolan's lovely melodies composed for harp. It translates really well to the guitar. Here is a simple arrangement....

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08 / 16 / 2009
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danny_boy

Here is an arrangement of Danny Boy in G. / There are a few slides meant to fill in space that are not part of the melody..don't be put off by that....

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08 / 12 / 2009
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Gold Blooms the Wattle

The Score for Gold Blooms the Wattle. / The instrumental came first. The key doesn't fit my voice so I rarely sing it. Feel free to transpose it to ...

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08 / 08 / 2009
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Above the Braeside

This tab can be used for performance or teaching but can not be republished in any form without consent.

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08 / 04 / 2009
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Loch Lomond

A simple guitar tab arrangement of the Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond. Enjoy. Please do not publish this arrangement without permission

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08 / 03 / 2009
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The Black Cat Piddled In The White Ca...

This polka comes from the aboriginal Fiddle style of Cape Barren Island in Bass Strait. The Strait Islands of Tasmania preserved a lot of great old...

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07 / 26 / 2009
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Play music; woden@bigpond.com/916053.mp3" onclick="if(this.href.indexOf("scribd.com")==-1){window.open(this.href);return false;}else return true;" rel="nofollow">http://files1.mailboxdrive.com/mp3s-n...
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Mrs S. G Laing's Hornpipe

Written in Tasmania during the early 19th century by Alexander Laing, fiddler and prolific composer, This tune is dedicated to his wife.

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07 / 26 / 2009
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This transcription does not have the bowings which give the tune greater lilt. To download first open your own Scribd account. these accounts are free. The download command is at the top of the score at the left. Printing without downloading may often result in a partial page print.
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Mrs S. G Laing's Hornpipe

Written in Tasmania during the early 19th century by Alexander Laing, fiddler and prolific composer, This tune is dedicated to his wife.

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07 / 26 / 2009
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