Hi Folks,
I hope I’m posting in the right forum, if not I’m sure you tell me ![]()
Does any one know where to download a score for the Ass in the Graveyard, I’v looked everywhere I can find but to no avail.
Happy Tunes,
Lupy
Hi Folks,
I hope I’m posting in the right forum, if not I’m sure you tell me ![]()
Does any one know where to download a score for the Ass in the Graveyard, I’v looked everywhere I can find but to no avail.
Happy Tunes,
Lupy
ah . . . testing the ole memory banks . . . i got it from somewhere on the web several years ago. quite a nice piece. i remember getting my daughter to join me on it and i changed the name to “grass in the graveyard” on her sheet music. now if i can just remember where i found it . . .
I think you might be having trouble because it’s actually a modern composition for the Highland pipes (hence its small range). It was written by Terry Tully.
The sheet music (written as for highland pipes) is here:

This is a link to a webpage; I didn’t scan it in. I see the copyright notice on the bottom.
Also, C and F are sharp, but the sharps aren’t usually written on highland music.
Stuart
Edited to fix some typos.
If you are interested drop me a line and I can send you an arrangement of a tune called The Maestro and the Minions, that we play with the Ass.
we did the arrangement ourselves, so it works for whistle.
demon_piper@yahoo.com
There is an abc transcription that David de la Barre did, and we played it a few times at session, three Bb-whistles, in harmony. Nice stuff. His nick here is feadan, that should have his email. I’m sure he’ll be happy to share (you can hear him play it in a multitrack recording on clips & snips).
Hi Folks,
Thanks you all for the replies ![]()
Many Thanks Sturob for the score - ideal! I’ll play around with the score and see what I can come up with. I’m fairly used to altering Highland Pipe tunes (I live in the North of Scotland so Pipes a plentiful!).
Demon Piper, thanks for the offer - I’ll Email in just a minute ![]()
Again, many thanks to all for the replies and great help!
Lupy
Midi (and others) here http://www.geocities.com/srdif28/tunes.html
HTH