English, Welsh, Scottish & Irish fiddle tunes
Book - 1976
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- Published
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New York :
Oak Publications
c1976.
- Language
- unknown
- Other Authors
- Item Description
- "Over 100 tunes ... for fiddle, guitar, mandolin, tenor banjo, flute, accordion and concertina."
With chord symbols. - Physical Description
- 96 p. ; 28 cm
- Bibliography
- Discography: p. 95; bibliography: p. 96.
- ISBN
- 9780825601651
- ENGLAND: Old mother Oxford
- Argeers
- Staines Morris
- Perfect cure and Laudanum bunches
- Handsome couple and hunting the hare
- Lulle me beyond thee
- Young My moon
- Swaggering boney
- Linnen hall
- Shooting
- Constant Billy
- All in a garden green
- Nutting girl
- Pleasures of the town and Mr. Cosgill's delight
- Sheffield hornpipe
- Flee like a bird
- Newcastle and the broom of Cowdenknowes
- Whistling thief and the gentleman thief
- Turpin hero
- Virgin pullets and the bonny grey
- Ploughboy
- Greensleeves
- Rover reformed and the fine companion
- Beau stratagem
- Tuneful nightingale
- high level hornpipe
- I'll get wedded in my auld claes
- Fortune my foe
- Trip to the boar
- Manage the miser. WALES: Ystwffwl
- Saith nos olau
- Lady Owen's delight
- Tri manner ton
- Welsh Morris dance
- Tail todle
- Bishop of Bangor's jigg. SCOTLAND: Peerie hoose ahint the burn and corn riggs are bonny
- Stool of repentance
- Drumdelgie and Elslie Marly
- Cam' ye ower frae France and Boban John
- Burning of the piper's hut
- Bung your eye
- Dunse dings a' and the high road to Linton
- Jenny Nettles and the mullin dhu
- Lass of Gowrie, flowers of Edinburgh and east neuk o' fife
- Small coals for nailers
- Christmas day I'da mornin'
- Within a mile of Edinburgh
- Waterloo hornpipe and Byrnes hornpipe
- I'll gang na mair tae yon toon
- Go to Berwick, Johnny
- Rights of man
- Niel Gow's wife
- John Anderson's eldest daughter
- Petticoats loose
- Sleepy Maggie
- As a thoiseach
- Coilantogle
- Panmure house
- Kirn
- Braes of Tulliemet
- Royal recovery
- Belladrum's strathspey
- Sweet Molly
- Cadgers on the Cannongate
- Farewell to whiskey and welcome whiskey back again. IRELAND: Life is all chequered
- Chief O'Neil's favourite
- Rakish Paddy
- Rakes of Kildare
- The Mountain road
- The gold ring
- Is the big man within?
- I'll mend your posts and kettles
- The blackthorn stick
- The wheels of the world
- Lark in the morning
- Apples in the winter and Sunday was my wedding day
- Lady behind the boat
- My darling asleep
- The white blanket
- The walls of Liscarroll
- Cherish the ladies
- The man who died and rose again
- Pleasures of hope and back of the haggard
- Drops of whiskey
- Crowley's reels
- Comb your hair and curl it, Paschal's and the kid on the mountain
- Ten penny money
- Madame Bonaparte
- The broken pledge and the gun in the thatch
- Jenny's welcome to Charlie
- Off to California
- Carolan's concerto
- Lord Inchiquin
- Carolan's receipt
- Carolan's farewell.