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Old 6th April 2003, 14:24
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I´m looking for the notes of "Wild mountain thyme"
Can anyone tell me where I can find them?

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Old 7th April 2003, 12:36
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G'Day Anneli

Do you mean the song "Wild Mountain Thyme"? If so
I think I may be able to give you the words, but
unsure what you mean by "notes" Cheers

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Old 7th April 2003, 23:12
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I´m looking for the notes of "Wild mountain thyme"
Can anyone tell me where I can find them?

Thanks,

Anneli
Have you done a google search? I've just done it and got over 1000 hits. Take your pick.

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Old 9th April 2003, 16:43
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Thanks ron,

I´ll try that!

Liz,

I know the words, but I want to play it. Therefore I need the notes..

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Old 11th April 2003, 00:10
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Hi Anneli


Sorry wasn't sure if you got the word "notes" wrong,
meaning, linquistically, or notes concerned with
actual meaning. What instrument do you play anyway?

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Old 12th April 2003, 14:34
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Liz,

I play the German bagpipe so I have no idea if I will be able to play the song anyway...

Do you know where I can get the notes??

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Old 13th April 2003, 14:56
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Anneli

I have heard this song played on the
Scottish bagpipes rather beautifully and I would
suggest that it would be just as lovely on the
German bagpipes! This song is a very popular
Scottish song and I would think if you go to a
any good music shop, they would help you on this.
I am a singer more than a musician so would not be
able to help you so much with the music sheets.
Good luck and let me know if you are successful as
I adore this song!

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