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NIX
o waly waly is part of my forthcoming programme, but whilst writing my programme notes i am really struggling to find details about the song? Can anyone help?????!!!!!
AnnC
Sorry to ask - but is this really difficult enough for LRSM? I would put it around grade 5.
dcmbarton
If it's the Britten arrangement, I see it is on the LRSM lists (also TG Grade 4 rolleyes.gif )
AnnC
Ah! My apologies!
dcmbarton
QUOTE(AnnC @ Jun 15 2009, 10:58 PM) *

Ah! My apologies!

I would agree though that it doesn't seem anywhere near hard enough for LRSM - there is a different arrangement on the AB Grade 5 lists and quite a few of mine do it as an effective unaccompanied song at that level.
NIX
QUOTE(dcmbarton @ Jun 16 2009, 09:39 AM) *

QUOTE(AnnC @ Jun 15 2009, 10:58 PM) *

Ah! My apologies!

I would agree though that it doesn't seem anywhere near hard enough for LRSM - there is a different arrangement on the AB Grade 5 lists and quite a few of mine do it as an effective unaccompanied song at that level.



I completely agree, it is definately on the list, i think the reason it is there is to do with the breath control and ensuring good interpretative skills, i did it for my grade 8 folksong! still cant find flipping information on it though!
vectistim
QUOTE(NIX @ Jun 16 2009, 09:13 PM) *

QUOTE(dcmbarton @ Jun 16 2009, 09:39 AM) *

QUOTE(AnnC @ Jun 15 2009, 10:58 PM) *

Ah! My apologies!

I would agree though that it doesn't seem anywhere near hard enough for LRSM - there is a different arrangement on the AB Grade 5 lists and quite a few of mine do it as an effective unaccompanied song at that level.



I completely agree, it is definately on the list, i think the reason it is there is to do with the breath control and ensuring good interpretative skills, i did it for my grade 8 folksong! still cant find flipping information on it though!


If you've already used it at a lower level are you allowed a rehash?
erard
Have you looked in Child's Ballads? My nearest book of ballads (from 1865, so maybe not the latest research) says it was first published in 1724, and predates its use in the Marchioness of Douglass.
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