I love this! I think the pattern you’ve established fits well with other established styles, but blazes its own path. I would love to hear this mixed into a set - start with a jig (6:8), then a trash jig (7:4), and then go to a slip jig (9:8). The little stagger in the trash jig would be a great contrast to other styles.

So cool. I need to play with this

I love this! I think the pattern you’ve established fits well with other established styles, but blazes its own path. I would love to hear this mixed into a set - start with a jig (6:8), then a trash jig (7:4), and then go to a slip jig (9:8). The little stagger in the trash jig would be a great contrast to other styles. So cool. I need to play with this :) :)

Thank you! I was worried what you'd say about this tbh super happy you enjoyed it!
Feel free to mess around, can't wait to hear what you make of it

Also, love the jig progression idea

[quote=Paisleyfrog]I love this! I think the pattern you’ve established fits well with other established styles, but blazes its own path. I would love to hear this mixed into a set - start with a jig (6:8), then a trash jig (7:4), and then go to a slip jig (9:8). The little stagger in the trash jig would be a great contrast to other styles. So cool. I need to play with this :) :)[/quote] Thank you! I was worried what you'd say about this tbh :D super happy you enjoyed it! :D Feel free to mess around, can't wait to hear what you make of it Also, love the jig progression idea :D

In my mind, this is EXACTLY what traditional music...and really, any kind of music...should do - morph and change and become new things. Sort of like how so many trad tunes have different names depending on the region and slight variation - Morrison's is also known as The Stick on the Hob, and Paddy Stack's Fancy Jig

Those three quarter notes in the phrasing make me think of a hornpipe I wrote close to 20 years ago - I was on a train in Scotland and we went past three apartment towers that made me think of notes. I should try and make a set with that and a trash jig, and then finish with like Swallowtail or something. Dr Frog wants to do some trad music, so I think the plans for summer are coming into focus!

[quote=dreat]Thank you! I was worried what you'd say about this tbh :D super happy you enjoyed it! :D Feel free to mess around, can't wait to hear what you make of it Also, love the jig progression idea :D [/quote] In my mind, this is EXACTLY what traditional music...and really, any kind of music...should do - morph and change and become new things. Sort of like how so many trad tunes have different names depending on the region and slight variation - Morrison's is also known as The Stick on the Hob, and Paddy Stack's Fancy Jig :) Those three quarter notes in the phrasing make me think of a hornpipe I wrote close to 20 years ago - I was on a train in Scotland and we went past three apartment towers that made me think of notes. I should try and make a set with that and a trash jig, and then finish with like Swallowtail or something. Dr Frog wants to do some trad music, so I think the plans for summer are coming into focus!

Very audacious, this is going places.

Very audacious, this is going places.