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The Voice of the People

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	The Voice Of The People: The Traditional Music Of England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales		The Voice Of The People: The Traditional Music Of England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales

−	~~A Twenty Volume~~ Series~~, compiled by~~ [[Reg Hall]].	+	Series Editor: [[Reg Hall]].

	[[Topic Records]] TSCD651-670		[[Topic Records]] TSCD651-670
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	''Compiled as thematic anthologies, each volume stands on its own, but the series as a whole presents an extensive and varied picture of traditional singing, instrumental music-making and dancing throughout the course of the 20th century. Many of the singers and musicians and their recorded performances presented here are classic, but the inclusion of some less well-known performers and genres broadens the horizon by offering glimpses at some little-known nooks and crannies of traditional music-making. This is the home-spun art and entertainment that enriched the lives of working people in pubs and cottages, in social clubs and village halls and on the street, and was made, in the words of one of the musicians in the series, "by people with dirt under their finger nails."''		''Compiled as thematic anthologies, each volume stands on its own, but the series as a whole presents an extensive and varied picture of traditional singing, instrumental music-making and dancing throughout the course of the 20th century. Many of the singers and musicians and their recorded performances presented here are classic, but the inclusion of some less well-known performers and genres broadens the horizon by offering glimpses at some little-known nooks and crannies of traditional music-making. This is the home-spun art and entertainment that enriched the lives of working people in pubs and cottages, in social clubs and village halls and on the street, and was made, in the words of one of the musicians in the series, "by people with dirt under their finger nails."''

−	~~The~~ 20 ~~CDs in the series are~~:	+	Originally released as a 20 CD set:
	* [[Come Let Us Buy the Licence\|Volume 1 Come Let Us Buy the Licence]]		* [[Come Let Us Buy the Licence\|Volume 1 Come Let Us Buy the Licence]]
	* [[My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean\|Volume 2 My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean]]		* [[My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean\|Volume 2 My Ship Shall Sail the Ocean]]
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	* [[Ranting and Reeling\|Volume 19 Ranting and Reeling]]		* [[Ranting and Reeling\|Volume 19 Ranting and Reeling]]
	* [[There is a Man upon the Farm\|Volume 20 There is a Man upon the Farm]]		* [[There is a Man upon the Farm\|Volume 20 There is a Man upon the Farm]]
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		+	Further volumes issued from 2012:
		+	* [[You never heard so sweet]]
		+	* [[I'm a Romany Rai (CD)\|I'm a Romany Rai]]
		+	* [[Good people, take warning]]
		+	* [[Heart is True, The\|The Heart is True]]
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Music

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Books:

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	* After The Chord; Preston,Julie; Sheffield; Beehive Music; 1991; Traditional and Contemporary Tune from the British Isles, arranged in sets for English Country Dancing 34pp		* After The Chord; Preston,Julie; Sheffield; Beehive Music; 1991; Traditional and Contemporary Tune from the British Isles, arranged in sets for English Country Dancing 34pp

−	* Airs for Pairs, 4th Ed.; Seattle,Matt; Peebles; Dragonfly Music; 2003; 19 tunes arranged as duets. First published 1991,1997, 1999	+	* Airs for Pairs, 4th Ed.; Seattle,Matt; Peebles; Dragonfly Music; 2003; 19 tunes arranged as duets. First published 1991,1997, 1999

	* Alawon John Thomas; Meurig,Cass; Aberystwyth; Tne National Library of Wales; 2004; A Fiddler's Tune Book from 18th Century Wales. 438 tunes		* Alawon John Thomas; Meurig,Cass; Aberystwyth; Tne National Library of Wales; 2004; A Fiddler's Tune Book from 18th Century Wales. 438 tunes

Tune Manuscripts List

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Music

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	* Fiddler's Tune-Books,The; Kennedy,Peter; Cleckheaton; Dave Mallinson Pub.; 1994; 200 tunes, first published in two volumes by OUP for the EFDSS in 1951/54		* Fiddler's Tune-Books,The; Kennedy,Peter; Cleckheaton; Dave Mallinson Pub.; 1994; 200 tunes, first published in two volumes by OUP for the EFDSS in 1951/54
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		+	* Five Country Dances (Ashover); EFDS Sheffield; Sheffield; pub by the Authors; 1927; Five dances with their tunes from the Harrison/Wall collection, Ashover 18thC

	* Five Popular Country Dances; Foster,Arnold; London; EFDSS; 1920's; Adapted by Violet Orde from collected dances, with tunes		* Five Popular Country Dances; Foster,Arnold; London; EFDSS; 1920's; Adapted by Violet Orde from collected dances, with tunes

Take 6 Transcription Programme: The Butterworth Archive, MS 7c

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		+	'''GB/7c/30 Lovely Joan'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/31 Claudy Banks'''
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		+	''Notes on GB/7c/31'' The meaning and significance of the crosses above full bars 4 and 8 in the MS are unclear.
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		+	'''GB/7c/32 You Gentlemen of England (Fox-Hunting Song)'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/33 Seven Jolly Gipsies'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/34 Black Velvet Band'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/35 Tag Dum Torum (It's of an Old Couple)'''
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		+	''Notes on GB/7c/35'' The VWML catalogue has "Woman" for "Couple" in the alternative title.

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Music

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	* Bear Bones 2; Slater,Paul; n/d; 93 tunes. British, American and European		* Bear Bones 2; Slater,Paul; n/d; 93 tunes. British, American and European

−	* Bear Bones 3 Slater,Paul; n/d; 85 tunes. British, American and European	+	* Bear Bones 3; Slater,Paul; n/d; 85 tunes. British, American and European

	* Before the Night Was Out; Howson,Katie Ed.; Stowmarket; EATMT; 2007; 64 polkas, hornpipes etc Transcribed from Traditional Players in Norfolk and Suffolk		* Before the Night Was Out; Howson,Katie Ed.; Stowmarket; EATMT; 2007; 64 polkas, hornpipes etc Transcribed from Traditional Players in Norfolk and Suffolk
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		+	* Benjamin's Book; Thompson,Colin & Tim Laycock; Shoreham-by-Sea; ISBN 978-0-9571059-0-4 Pub by the Authors 2011; The Complete Country Dance MS of B.Rose, Farmer, alehouse keeper and musician of Belchalwell Dorset, 1820. Includes an MP3 CD of all 133 tunes.

	* Billy Pigg: The Border Minstrel; Schofield,Adrian & Julie Say; Newcastle upon Tyne; The Northumbrian Pipers Society; 1997; Biography and compositions by..64pp		* Billy Pigg: The Border Minstrel; Schofield,Adrian & Julie Say; Newcastle upon Tyne; The Northumbrian Pipers Society; 1997; Biography and compositions by..64pp
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	* Lads Like Beer,The, The Fiddle Music Of James Hill; Dixon,Graham; Midlothian; Random Pub.; 1987; The definitive collection of James Hill's compositions, with an excellent introduction about music on 1840's Tyneside		* Lads Like Beer,The, The Fiddle Music Of James Hill; Dixon,Graham; Midlothian; Random Pub.; 1987; The definitive collection of James Hill's compositions, with an excellent introduction about music on 1840's Tyneside
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		+	* Lenham Camp; Frampton,George; Maidstone; Faversham Soc. Paper #10; 2010; Dance tunes from the MS of Robert Thomas Bottle of Harrietsham Kent, 1761-1849 (stapled pamphlet, 48pp) ISBN 1-900214-62-8

	* Llewelyn Alaw Pocket Tune-Book; Huw Bowen,Robin; Aberystwyth; Gwasg Teires; 1990; (32) Tunes from the MS of.		* Llewelyn Alaw Pocket Tune-Book; Huw Bowen,Robin; Aberystwyth; Gwasg Teires; 1990; (32) Tunes from the MS of.

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		+	'''GB/7c/23 Liverpool Hornpipe'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/25 Liverpool Play'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/26 Basket of Eggs'''
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		+	'''GB/7c/27 Loss of the London, The'''
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		+	'''abc notation'''
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		+	T:GB/7c/27 Loss of the London, The<br>
		+	C:Mr. William Hurr (c. 60), Southwold, X. 10<br>
		+	P:R.V(aughan) W(illiams) & G.S.K. B(utterworth)<br>
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		+	E>F \| G>A G>A \| GE F>G \| "^(a)"A>G F>G \| E2 (3Bcd \| e>d e>f \| eA d>c \| B4 \|<br>
		+	z2 B>c \| d>c d>e \| dB cA \| "^(b)"(3ABG F>E \| D2 E>F \| G>G F>E \| FB G>F \| E2 \|\|<br>
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−	This list is based on the database compiled for the Village Music Project. It represents, in February 2012, the majority of the significant manuscripts containing a useful number of dance tunes, on record as existing somewhere, but it is admittedly at this time weighted towards English manuscripts (even when the MS presently resides elsewhere). Some have been omitted as being based on uncertain information, or containing too few dance tunes. We hope to see more lines added. Feel free to add information, links, etc.	+	This list is based on the database compiled for the Village Music Project. It represents, in February 2012, the majority of the significant manuscripts containing a useful number of dance tunes, on record as existing somewhere, but it is admittedly at this time weighted towards English manuscripts (even when the MS presently resides elsewhere). Some have been omitted as being based on uncertain information, or containing too few dance tunes. We hope to see more lines added. Feel free to add information, links, etc. VMP indicates that a transcription of the collection is available at the Village Music Project[http://www.village-music-project.org.uk/] website

	* ADAMS,William MS, 1795, USA, Lib.Congress, cited in Litton		* ADAMS,William MS, 1795, USA, Lib.Congress, cited in Litton
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	* ALLEN,Wilkes MS, 1790, USA, Lib.Congress		* ALLEN,Wilkes MS, 1790, USA, Lib.Congress
	* ALLEN,Wm MS, early 19thC, UK Cornwall, Courtney Lib. Royal Institution of Cornwall, pub by M.O'Connor as "Dons an Garrow" 2005		* ALLEN,Wm MS, early 19thC, UK Cornwall, Courtney Lib. Royal Institution of Cornwall, pub by M.O'Connor as "Dons an Garrow" 2005
−	* ANDREWs,Wm MS, late19thC, UK Sheepstor Devon, Sabine Baring Gould coll. Plymouth City Lib., part published by Wren Trust, ~~VMP~~	+	* ANDREWs,Wm MS, late19thC, UK Sheepstor Devon, Sabine Baring Gould coll. Plymouth City Lib., part published by Wren Trust,
	* ANON MS(Alston), UK Alston Cumbria, Beamish Museum, cited in "The Lads Like Beer"		* ANON MS(Alston), UK Alston Cumbria, Beamish Museum, cited in "The Lads Like Beer"
	* ANON MS(BL34204), 1700, UK, Brit.Lib. Add.34204, French,English and Scots Dance tunes for one or two flutes		* ANON MS(BL34204), 1700, UK, Brit.Lib. Add.34204, French,English and Scots Dance tunes for one or two flutes
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	* BERKELEY,Rowland MS, 1770, UK Aston-on-Carrant,Glos, Private Collection, published in Mentieth & Burgess "Coleford Jig"		* BERKELEY,Rowland MS, 1770, UK Aston-on-Carrant,Glos, Private Collection, published in Mentieth & Burgess "Coleford Jig"
	* BEST,Miss MS, c1850, UK, VWML, info from B.Callaghan		* BEST,Miss MS, c1850, UK, VWML, info from B.Callaghan
−	* BETHAM,Matthew MS, 1838, UK Cumbria Newby Head, VWML, QM P7415or9721, aka(erroneously)Docker	+	* BETHAM,Matthew MS, 1838, UK Cumbria Newby Head, VWML, QM P7415or9721, aka(erroneously)Docker VMP
	* BEWICK,Robert Elliot MS, 19thC, UK N'land, Gateshead Public Library, info M.Seattle "Morpeth Rant"		* BEWICK,Robert Elliot MS, 19thC, UK N'land, Gateshead Public Library, info M.Seattle "Morpeth Rant"
	* [[BIGGINS,James MS]], 1779, UK W.Yorks. Leeds, Leeds Central Library, Yorks VMP		* [[BIGGINS,James MS]], 1779, UK W.Yorks. Leeds, Leeds Central Library, Yorks VMP
	* BLACKSHAW,James MS, 1837, UK Shropshire, Private coll, VMP		* BLACKSHAW,James MS, 1837, UK Shropshire, Private coll, VMP
		+	* BOTTLE,RT MS, 1781, UK Kent, Harrietsham, Centre for Kentish Studies, Maidstone, Kent. Pub.as Lenham Camp, Faversham Papers #10, Faversham Soc. 2010, pub as facsimile
	* BOYNTON,Elias MS, 1799, USA Pepperell MA, Private collection, info from EASMES website		* BOYNTON,Elias MS, 1799, USA Pepperell MA, Private collection, info from EASMES website
	* BRITTON,Thomas MS, 1697, UK, Brit.Lib. Add.MS.22098, info from P.Holman "Division Recorder"		* BRITTON,Thomas MS, 1697, UK, Brit.Lib. Add.MS.22098, info from P.Holman "Division Recorder"
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	* RUSSELL,Edward MS, 1812, UK Wales Monmouth, Nat. Army Museum, Cat 6207		* RUSSELL,Edward MS, 1812, UK Wales Monmouth, Nat. Army Museum, Cat 6207
	* SANDERS,George MS, 1758, UK N'land Ryton, Beamish Museum,copy		* SANDERS,George MS, 1758, UK N'land Ryton, Beamish Museum,copy
−	* SANDS,Thomas MS, 1810, UK Lincolnshire Private collection	+	* SANDS,Thomas MS, 1810, UK Lincolnshire Private collection VMP
	* SENHOUSE MSS large collection various dates, UK Cumbria Maryport, Senhouse Fam. Papers, Cumbria R.O. Carlisle		* SENHOUSE MSS large collection various dates, UK Cumbria Maryport, Senhouse Fam. Papers, Cumbria R.O. Carlisle
	* SHAACK,Puan MS, 1820, USA Kinderhook NY, Sturbridge MA, Old Sturb.Vil.1965.35BV, info from EASMES website		* SHAACK,Puan MS, 1820, USA Kinderhook NY, Sturbridge MA, Old Sturb.Vil.1965.35BV, info from EASMES website