Blue and Orange Book

Say,

Does anyone know how to get a copy of a fabled blue and orange :boggle: :stuck_out_tongue: book that was widely touted after willie week last year?

It was supposed to not only have a boad load of tunes in it but also they were arranged in commonly played or well-working sets. (To teach you to play more than just one reel or jig at a time)

Any information on this would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Scott McCallister

Scott do ye mean the Yellow and Blue Books.ā€œMusic for the Setsā€?They come with six cassettes.Ye can get it from Na Piobaire Uillean. or if ye want the isb itsISBN 1 899512330.
Feel free to insult me for this information aka Mac and his quest for a Heather Clarke Tutor.
Slan go foill
Liam :party:

He means the Blue and Orange by Brid Cranitch. Didn’t come to the launch then last Willie Week, Liam? :smiley:

I got mine from Ossian. Here are two links.
http://www.ossian.ie/
http://www.ossianusa.com/
Hope this helps.
BTW I thought the tunes were played at a slow enought pace for beginners to follow.

Jim

Guess I didn’t :cry: Thanks
Slan go foill
Liam

Here’s another place you can get it:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1900428121/uilleannpipesobs/

Bye now,

Patrick.

there are also a red and green book. i have them all, but haven’t had teh opportunity to really sit with them. for someone who is not a usual session goer i think the set arrangements are a really helpful feature.

Scott -
This book is currently $10.47 at Amazon.

Brian

Yes it is:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1900428121/uilleannpipesobs/

PD.

Darcy, you are the MAN.

I ordered the book yesterday via your link, and should have it in a week.

Woo hoo!

Thanks,
BrianC

Woo Hoo yourself Brian… glad to be of assistance and thanks for helping to support www.UilleannObsession.com ! :slight_smile:

PD.

Thanks, everybody.

This is just the ticket! :thumbsup:

Scott

I have the blue and orange session tunes books from ossian and I have a question. The tunes are all played on the CD’s at what seems to be a ā€œleisurely paceā€ compared to how I hear these tunes played in session or on commercial CD’s. Is this because they are giving novices like myself a break while we learn the tunes or is this a more normal tempo for the tunes for dancing? I’m not trying to stir up the ā€œyou play like a maniac, no I don’tā€ pot (I do enjoy the music, fast or slow). There just isn’t a lot dancing to Irish music going on here in the wilds of Logan for me to have a live reference.

Thanks,
John