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'''CLOG À TI-JULES'''. French-Canadian, Clog or Reel. A Minor. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'. The title is a reference to fiddler Jules Verret (1916-1982), who learned his repertoire in the 1930's from Pit Jornoch, of a neighboring town, note Hart & Sandell. The tune is irregular with meters of 6/4 time interspersed with 4/4 meters, a form that Lisa Ornstein finds a sometime characteristic of, and unique to, Québécois music. | '''CLOG À TI-JULES'''. French-Canadian, Clog or Reel. A Minor. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'. The title is a reference to fiddler Jules Verret (1916-1982), who learned his repertoire in the 1930's from Pit Jornoch, of a neighboring town, note Hart & Sandell. The tune is irregular with meters of 6/4 time interspersed with 4/4 meters, a form that Lisa Ornstein finds a sometime characteristic of, and unique to, Québécois music. | ||
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CLOG À TI-JULES. French-Canadian, Clog or Reel. A Minor. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA'BB'. The title is a reference to fiddler Jules Verret (1916-1982), who learned his repertoire in the 1930's from Pit Jornoch, of a neighboring town, note Hart & Sandell. The tune is irregular with meters of 6/4 time interspersed with 4/4 meters, a form that Lisa Ornstein finds a sometime characteristic of, and unique to, Québécois music.
Source for notated version: son Jean-Marie Verret (b. 1945) [Hart & Sandell].
Printed source: Hart & Sandell (Danse se soir!), 2001; p. 115, No. 79.
Recorded source: "Jean-Marie Verret Rend Hommage à Pit Jornoch."
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