Reinforcement Learning

Ingland, 1993, traditional English melody, lyrics Frederic Weatherly.

France, 1913, traditional French melody, lyrics Frederic Weatherly.

Ireland, 1913, traditional Irish melody, lyrics Frederic Weatherly.

“Parisderry Air”.

“Londonderry Air”.

"Novaderry Air".

a folksong collector who picked up “Londonderry Air” Irish folk tune in the 19th century.

a folksong collector who picked up “Londonderry Air” English folk tune in the 19th century.

a folksong collector who picked up “Londonderry Air” French folk tune in the 19th century.

the American Irish diaspora.

the American French diaspora.

the American Galician diaspora.

rederic did not put the poem to any melody, but his father wrote the poem in 1913 for the song "Londonderry Air" .

Frederic did not put the poem to any melody, but his sister-in-law Margaret Weatherly wrote the poem in 1913 for the song "Londonderry Air" which she had heard as a child in California, performed by her father and other railroad Irish workers.

Frederic did not put the poem to any melody, but his sister wrote the poem in 1913 for the song "Londonderry Air" which she had heard as a child in California, performed by her father and other railroad Japanese workers.

ternary rhythm, 3/4.

binary rhythm, 2/4.

quaternary rhythm, 4/4.

 it is an anacruse, a group of 7 unaccented eighth notes, which precede the first strong beat of the musical phrase and therefore appear before the bar.

 it is an anacruse, a group of 3 unaccented eighth notes, which precede the first strong beat of the musical phrase and therefore appear before the bar.

 it is an anacruse, a group of 10 unaccented eighth notes, which precede the first strong beat of the musical phrase and therefore appear before the bar.

from RE to LA’ (12ª).

from DO to FA’ (11ª).

from DO to DO’ (8ª).

C Major, last chord (C).

F Major, 1 flat (Sib) & last chord (F).

G Major, 1 flat (Sib) & last chord (G).

rap.

heavy metal.

jazz.