Songs from The English Dancing Master (1651)

John Playford

Songs from

The English Dancing Master (1651)Arranged With fingering patterns for

the Hall Crystal FluteBy James Hall

HALLCrystal Flutes

FingerPatternBookHCF-5016

Hall Crystal Flutes Publishing17220 Sargent Road SW, Rochester, WA 98579

Phone: 1-800-231-2499, 360-273-6216; Fax: 360-273-6217Email: [email protected] Visit us on the Web at www.hallflutes.com

John PlayfordSongs from

The English Dancing Master (1651)Arranged With fingering patterns for the Hall Crystal Flute

This book was created using ABCexplorer. ABCexplorer is a freeware software program for windows written by Gérard Dumont in Pouldergat, France. ABCexplorer converts ABC files (a text based sheet music file) into actual sheet music that can be viewed on the computer screen or

printed. ABCexplorer also has the ability to play the music, slow down or speed up the tempo, and transpose the music into different keys.

By using the Hall Crystal Flute format file ABCexplorer is also capable of displaying finger patterns underneath each note as a learning aid for beginning flute players. This option may be toggled on and off. The Hall Crystal Flute format file is now included with the ABCexplorer program and is also available from the link at the bottom of the page.

To turn on the Hall Crystal Flute finger patterns in ABCexplorer, click on [Options] from the top menu bar, then click on [external tools]. Next click on the file folder button just under [Path of the format file for the tablatures:]. Then click on [hall_flute.fmt] to select the file. Click [OK] and you're done.

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By using the tin whistle format file ABCexplorer will display the finger patterns for the tin whistle. The “whistle_new.fmt” is included with the ABCexplorer program.

The ABCexplorer program is an excellent tool for learning the Hall Crystal Flute or tin whistle. ABCexplorer contains no advertising and is completely free. You can download ABCexplorer from the link below.

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About This Book:

This book uses the D fingering for all the songs, but can be used with all sizes and keys of crystal flutes. D fingering is standard for the crystal flute as it places the notes on the middle of the staff and makes it much easier to read. When used with an instrument that is not in the key of D, the finger pa�erns become transposing fingering. The song will be transposed up or down according to the key of the instrument that is being played.

Accidental Notes:

For most six hole flutes and whistles, the diatonic notes will all finger the same. However, you may find varia�on in the fingering of the accidental notes. You may have be�er results using an alternate fingering for some of these notes. The chart below shows several op�onal fingerings for you to try. While the best effort has been made to pick the best fingering for each song, not all of the alternate fingerings will work on all flutes and whistles. You need to pick the one that sounds the best, or for fast passages, the one that is the easiest to finger.

Veiled or Half holed notes:

By varying the seal of the lowest covered hole, the flute can slide from one note to the next. The correct pitch for a semitone is formed when the tone hole is about one quarter covered. These notes are tuned by the player and are best played by stopping the air with your tongue un�l the finger is in the correct posi�on.

Hall Crystal Flutes Fingering Chart with Alternate Fingerings:

Table of Contents 1 - Upon A Summers Day 2 - Blew Cap 3 - The Night Peece 4 - Boateman 5 - The Begger Boy 6 - Parsons Farewell 7 - Bobbing Joe 8 - The New Exchange 9 - The Whish10 - Stingo11 - The Wherligig12 - Picking Of Sticks13 - The Old Mole14 - Grimstock15 - Wooddicock16 - Greenwood17 - The Saraband18 - Hit And Misse19 - His Tune Confesse20 - Mage On A Cree21 - A Health To Betty22 - Millisons Jegge23 - The Spanish Jeepsie24 - Lady Spellor25 - Kemps Jegg26 - The Cherping Of The Larke27 - If All The World Were Paper28 - Adsons Saraband29 - Nonesuch30 - Daphne31 - The Merry Merry Milke Maids32 - Mill-Field33 - The Fine Companion34 - Skellemesago35 - Cast A Bell36 - The Spanyard37 - Rose Is White And Rose Is Red38 - Have At Thy Coat Old Woman39 - Drive The Cold Winter Away40 - The Gun41 - Peppers Black

42 - The Maid Peept Out At The Window43 - Halfe Hannikin44 - Lord Of Carnarvans Jegg45 - Irish Trot46 - Faine I Would47 - Once I Loved A Maiden Faire48 - The Irish Lady49 - All A Mode De France50 - My Lady Cullen51 - The Bath52 - Goddesses53 - Jog On54 - Hearts Ease55 - The Health56 - Jack Pudding57 - Prince Ruperts March58 - Argeers59 - Dissembling Love60 - The London Gentlewoman61 - Lavena62 - Mayden Lane63 - Jack A Lent64 - Chirping Of The Nightingale65 - A Souldiers Life66 - Saint Martins67 - Cuckolds All A Row68 - Petticoat Wag69 - Pauls Steeple70 - Rufty Tufty71 - All In A Garden Green72 - Sedauny73 - The Punks Delight74 - Aye Me75 - Broome76 - The Milke-Mayds Bobb77 - An Old Man Is A Bed Full Of Bones78 - Newcastle79 - Cherily And Merrily80 - The Countrey Coll81 - Saturday Night And Sunday Morn

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STANDARD FINGERING CHARTfor use with all Hall Crystal Flutes and Piccolos

Open hole Closed Hole Half hole Second Octave Third Octave

If you are playing the Hall Crystal Flute in D, this chart will play the exact notes shown below. If you are playing the Hall Crystal Piccolo in D the actual notes played will be one octave higher than shown below. For all other Hall Crystal Flutes and Piccolos, you can use this chart as a transposing chart. The D fingering chart is the standard because it places the notes in the center of the music staff making the music easier read. The keys of D and G are easily played using the D chart and are common keys for Irish and folk music.

D Fingering Chart

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Songs from The English Dancing Master (1651)

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