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Tunebook ABC

This is a transcription of all the tunes in the Tuneworks Tunebooks into ABC notation and a set of tools to process that into various useful formats.

See https://www.brsn.org.uk/tunebook-abc/ for the processed result.

Processing

All the tunes are represented by ABC file fragments in the abc/ (first edition) and abc2/ (second edition) directories. Their file names, and the X: field reference numbers inside them, are based on the two-digit page number on which the tune appears in the Tunebook and a two-digit sequence number within that page.

There is a Makefile which processes these fragments into various formats (a multi-tune 'ABC tunebook', PDF in various formats, etc.). This was written to work on MacOS but should be compatible with most Unix-ish environments. The Makefile assumes that reasonably recent copies of the following programs are available somewhere on $PATH (all of which can be installed with Homebrew):

This work was lagely inspired by Paul Hardy's Tunebooks and his tunebook processs page heavily informed the processing pipeline.

Licensing

The transcription into ABC, the results of processing them, and the original processing tools (but not the music itself) is licenced under the terms of the GNU General Public License. In addition, the transcribed ABC files and the results of processing them into various other formats distributed from https://brsn.org.uk/tunebook-abc/ are also licensed under the Creative Commons 'Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA)' licence.

See the file LICENCE.txt for more details.

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tunebook-abc's Issues

Document expected differences

There are a few places where these tunes are expected to be different from those in the original tunebook. This should be documented.

Examples:

  • All tunes have a time signature
  • No key change warn at the end of The Banshee
  • No extra 1/8 e in the first section repeat of My Darking Asleep

more readable tablatures

Hello,

Because of the ink conflict between the line and the numbers, the tablatures are not very readable (especially for "3").

In m_fret I found it was a bit better to increase 10 mul to for example 10.35 mul, which make an offset.

But I thought it would even be better to add a white bold number behind the current drawn number. I managed to find the code to create this (for example in m_fret, use
/Helvetica-Bold 16 selectfont
0.5 setlinewidth
0.8 setgray
)

But I can't mix it with the normal black number. Whenever I call m_ccshow twice, it crashes the postscript document. I don't know much about postscript, so I can't do better. What do you think?

Missing guitar chords

Some tunes are missing their guitar chords

  • Harvest Home
  • The Teetotaller’s
  • The Foxhunter’s

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