Hello. Do you have tabs or link for this Tarantella?
https://youtu.be/cEtQFDLMQAA
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Hello. Do you have tabs or link for this Tarantella?
https://youtu.be/cEtQFDLMQAA
I think this might be it!
http://www.mandolintab.net/tabs.php?...tella&id=03077
Here’s a little library. May find some other little gems too.
Good luck, enjoy!
Also, here’s the result if you search MandolinCafe with ‘Italian’ as a thread title.
Yes I have that but it's not exactly like the one on youtube, oh well, down to .25x time and write it down ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by dscullin
This is probably the most recognizable tarantella, it’s often called the wedding tarantella. There are many variations on this theme, you can mix it up and make it your own.
BILLY
I did it. Next: Practice, practice, practice..
Feel free to post a vid to this page, Poul.
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/g...379&do=discuss
Hehe, that'll take some months. Recently started mandolin and just started Tarantella ;-)
Good luck ! :)
(there’s a Beginners group too, friendly bunch)
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/group.php?groupid=76
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/group.php
It's the Tarantella Napoletana.
I am learning it on the guitar and the ukulele.
I typeset it for the mandolin (in the key of Am) but haven't used it yet.
I started with this abc (which is my transcription of a score I downloaded somewhere):
I can post the tablature if you are interested.Code:X:1
T:Tarantella Napoletana
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:Am
|: z3 a2 a | e2 e a2 a | e3 d2 e | f2 ffgf | e3 e2 e |
e2 d d2 d | d2 c c2 c | c2 B c2 B | A6 :|
|: z3 A2 B | cBc dcB | cB cd cB | (cB) A^G AB |
A3 A2 B | cBc dcd | ede (fe)d | cBA ^GAB | A6 :|
|: z3 G2 G | c2 c e2 e | g2 gg ag | f2 ff gf | e2 e G2 G |
c2 c e2 e | g2 gg ag | ba gf ed | c6 :|
this piece is forever linked to a German spaghetti kit in my mind...:grin:
https://youtu.be/GDEn_enbE7s
Thank you but I have managed "my own" from a youtube video, so now I can practice and listen to that video although I put in a few ideas from other editions. "Never just copy, always add something" :mandosmiley:Quote:
Originally Posted by vonbiber