Transposable tune database

Whistle
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I had occasion to use the Redhawk transposable tune database last night. I’d forgotten how cool it is:

http://www2.redhawk.org:8080/cgi-bin/abc/search06.pl?searchtext=cooley&searchnotes=&searchnotes_08=&searchkey=&searchrhythm=&searchtype=Advanced+Search

You can search for tunes, then print the sheet music transposed up or down by as many half steps as you want.

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Another abc transposer is Jens Wollschlager’s (there’s an umlaut over the a) at
www.8ung.at/abctransposer/index.html Copy in your abc, transpose up or down the number of steps you decide on, copy out and print via Concertina.net at www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html

Best wishes.

Steve

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www.8ung.at/abctransposer/index.html > Copy in your abc, transpose up or down the number of steps you decide on, copy out and print via Concertina.net at > http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html >

This combination is great.
I am learning “She Moved Through The Fair” on my G whistle, and having the notes written as if it was a D whistle sure makes things easier.

Thanks!