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'''GRONDEUSE [3], LA''' (The Grumbling Woman). AKA - "Ronfleuse (La)." French-Canadian, Reel. D Major. ADae tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'CC'DD' (Remon & Bouchard): AA'BB'CC' (Hart & Sandell): AAA'BC (Boulay). The tune is irregular, albeit some versions are more 'crooked' than others. It was first recorded by fiddler Arthur-Joseph ("A.J.") Boulay in 1929 under the title "La Ronfluese" (The Snorer's Reel), which seems to have been the model for subsequent versions. The first and second strains of Vincent's Ouellet's "Grondeuse" are employed in André Alain's version, with the addition of the first strain of "[[Reel à Raymond]]." Ouellet's alternate title, "[[Gigue du grand slaque (La)]]" (Big Guy's Step-dance) is the title his group, Éritage, recorded the melody under, a name that referred to the groups rather tall step-dancer, Benoît Bourque, say Hart & Sandell. | '''GRONDEUSE [3], LA''' (The Grumbling Woman). AKA - "Ronfleuse (La)." French-Canadian, Reel. D Major. ADae tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'CC'DD' (Remon & Bouchard): AA'BB'CC' (Hart & Sandell): AAA'BC (Boulay). The tune is irregular, albeit some versions are more 'crooked' than others. It was first recorded by fiddler Arthur-Joseph ("A.J.") Boulay in Montreal in 1929 under the title "La Ronfluese" (The Snorer's Reel), which seems to have been the model for subsequent versions. The first and second strains of Vincent's Ouellet's "Grondeuse" are employed in André Alain's version, with the addition of the first strain of "[[Reel à Raymond]]." Ouellet's alternate title, "[[Gigue du grand slaque (La)]]" (Big Guy's Step-dance) is the title his group, Éritage, recorded the melody under, a name that referred to the groups rather tall step-dancer, Benoît Bourque, say Hart & Sandell. | ||
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Laurie Hart – "Gravity Hill" (1992). | Laurie Hart – "Gravity Hill" (1992). | ||
André Alain – "Violoneux de St-Basile de Portneuf" (1986). | André Alain – "Violoneux de St-Basile de Portneuf" (1986). | ||
Fogarty's Cove Records, Vincent Ouellet & Éritage – "La fonde des vouageurs" (1982).</font> | Fogarty's Cove Records, Vincent Ouellet & Éritage – "La fonde des vouageurs" (1982). | ||
Victor 263638 (78 RPM), A.J. Boulay (1929). | |||
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Hear A.J. Boulay's 1929 recording at the Virtual Gramophone [http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/m2/f7/12741.mp3] and youtube.com [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNpw7EW6Auw]<br> | |||
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GRONDEUSE [3], LA (The Grumbling Woman). AKA - "Ronfleuse (La)." French-Canadian, Reel. D Major. ADae tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'CC'DD' (Remon & Bouchard): AA'BB'CC' (Hart & Sandell): AAA'BC (Boulay). The tune is irregular, albeit some versions are more 'crooked' than others. It was first recorded by fiddler Arthur-Joseph ("A.J.") Boulay in Montreal in 1929 under the title "La Ronfluese" (The Snorer's Reel), which seems to have been the model for subsequent versions. The first and second strains of Vincent's Ouellet's "Grondeuse" are employed in André Alain's version, with the addition of the first strain of "Reel à Raymond." Ouellet's alternate title, "Gigue du grand slaque (La)" (Big Guy's Step-dance) is the title his group, Éritage, recorded the melody under, a name that referred to the groups rather tall step-dancer, Benoît Bourque, say Hart & Sandell.