Hammered Dulcimer,
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Tunes for May

Spring has come and April showers are over. It's about time to put your instrument in your golf bag (or strap it to your golf cart) and get outdoors.

To help with that, here's the theme to the Colonel Bogey March.

And after that round of golf, how about some curry? Or tandoori chicken? Or chicken vindaloo? Along with some saag, naan and some chutney? And unless you have a case of pakoraphobia, start off with some pakora and samosas. To get into the mood for Indian food, here are two Indian tunes, with Western roots:

Ramacandram Rajivaksham, a nice little marchy tune from 19th century India.

Shakti sahita ganapatim, another 19th century India tune, whose 6/8 A part is related to the French Canadian dance tune "La Bastringue" or "Voulez vous danser avec moi".

For more Indo-Celtic music, check out the CD "Vismaya" at www.kanniks.com/discography.htm

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