This lovely mazurka in G minor was written by the Cornish fiddler Richard Trethewey. The notation is here (it says "waltz", but I think it's actually a mazurka): http://www.kesson.com/tunery/showtune.php?X=194 Mid-Missouri M-0W mandolin Vintage Viaten tenor guitar I was pointed to this tune by a Youtube comment left for my recording of another mazurka, "The Rose of Raby". Martin
You keep finding interesting tunes, Martin. This is yet another, and played with your usual aplomb.
Yes, very nice! It has some echoes of "Far Away", which we played here a while back.
Thanks, John and Dennis. There aren't many recordings of this tune online, but here is an intriguing live performance by the German Early Music ensemble La Moresca, who treat this modern tune as if it were a renaissance composition: https://youtu.be/KsDbYpzd2jA Also, a more folky rendition as a duet of flute and OM, by Chris Sepic from Oregon: https://woodandsilvermusic.bandcamp....ndid-isolation Martin
