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Issue 2398: McNichol of...

Object
McNichol of the Black Isle (Dance)
Submitter
Stephen Webb (SJW)
Assigned to
Viktor Lehmann
Priority
Normal
Disposition
Fixed
Description
'StateBlock' object has no attribute 'is_code_block' 
The music given with the dance is unnamed but turns out to be Mrs Compton of Carham Hall. There is no music called McNichol of the Black Isle please omit but you could add as an another tune: Dunnechan (this is the second tune on Muriel Johnstone’s 1996 CD - SSCD 04)
Many thanks

Previous Actions

  • Date  March 16, 2021, 5:43 p.m.
  • User  Stephen Webb (SJW)
'StateBlock' object has no attribute 'is_code_block' 
New issue submitted
  • Date  Dec. 26, 2022, 1:08 a.m.
  • User  Viktor Lehmann (tone2tone)
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_Disposition_ changed to »Fixed« (previously »New«)  

Actually, one of the publications HAS a tune of that name, please have a look here ....
https://www.rscdslondon.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/08-Two-Traditional-Scottish-Dances-8th-Set-1.pdf 
The recommendation can stay as is IMHO.
  • Date  Dec. 26, 2022, 1:41 p.m.
  • User  Viktor Lehmann (tone2tone)
'StateBlock' object has no attribute 'is_code_block' 
Update: Iain Boyd intervened through private conversation for good reason on my comments. The tunes in this publication are not headed with the TUNE name, but the dance name, which is odd and mislead me. I compared the tune "Mrs Compton... "on tune archive, and yes, that's the tune, as also used by Muriel Johnstone on her recording. I changed the recommended music section for this dance and amended the tune entries in the publications and one of Muriel's recordings. I then deleted the "Mc Nichol" tune. 
Thanks to everyone for their input.