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Revision as of 21:02, 2 April 2021
Link to the Home Page of the Full English Transcription Programme (formerly known as the Take 6 Transcription Programme)
For playbacks of these transcriptions that are linked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[1]]
RVW2/2/2 The Poachers
RVW2/2/3 Died for Love
RVW2/2/4 On the Banks of Invaree
RVW2/2/5 Never Sail No More
RVW2/2/7 Ever So Poor
RVW2/2/8 Down in the Valley
RVW2/2/09 A-nutting We Will Go
RVW2/2/10 Watercress Cry
RVW2/2/11 Green Mossy Banks of the Lea
RVW2/2/13 Spencer the Rover
RVW2/2/14 The Pretty Ploughboy
RVW2/2/15 William and Phillis
RVW2/2/16 In Jessie's City
RVW2/2/17 The Farmer's Daughter
RVW2/2/18 The Tarry Sailor
RVW2/2/19 With Her Cheeks Red as Roses (by the Banks of Lovely Nancy)
RVW2/2/20 Pride of Kildare
RVW2/2/21 L'homme Armé
RVW2/2/22 The Farmer's Boy
RVW2/2/23 Sweet Primeroses Version 1 of 4
RVW2/2/24 Sweet Primeroses Version 2 of 4
RVW2/2/25 Sweet Primeroses Version 3 of 4
RVW2/2/26 Sweet Primeroses Version 4 of 4
RVW2/2/27 Poacher's Song
RVW2/2/28 On Monday Morning
RVW2/2/29 How Old Are You
RVW2/2/30 'Twas Down In A Valley
RVW2/2/31 The Irish Girl
RVW2/2/32 The Constant Farmer's Son
RVW2/2/33 Green Bushes
RVW2/2/34 Down In Our Village
RVW2/2/35 The Spotted Cow
RVW2/2/36 Three Weeks Before Easter
RVW2/2/37 The Jolly Harrin' (Herrings)
RVW2/2/38 I Am A Rover
RVW2/2/39 John Barleycorn
RVW2/2/40 The Farmer's Boy
RVW2/2/41 The Painful Plough
RVW2/2/42 Thresher and the Nobleman
RVW2/2/43 Bold Turpin
RVW2/2/44 Lovely Nancy (O Yarmouth Is A Pretty Town)
RVW2/2/45 The Three Butchers
RVW2/2/46 The Gallant Hussar
RVW2/2/47 The Lost Lady Found
RVW2/2/49 I Am A Stranger
RVW2/2/50 All Round My Hat
RVW2/2/51 Silvery Silvery
RVW2/2/52 Van Dieman's Land
RVW2/2/53 The Factory Girl
RVW2/2/54 New Garden Fields
RVW2/2/55 The Nobleman's Daughter
RVW2/2/56 New Garden Fields
RVW2/2/57 Newport Street
RVW2/2/58 Courtship
RVW2/2/59 The Fisherman
RVW2/2/60 Admiral Benbow
RVW2/2/61 Long Life to Young Jimmy
RVW2/2/62 Jacky Robinson
RVW2/2/63 The Cobbler
RVW2/2/64 Died For Love
RVW2/2/65 Sprig Of Thyme
RVW2/2/66 The Angel Inn At Manchester
RVW2/2/68 The Golden Glove
RVW2/2/69 Tarry Trousers
RVW2/2/71 Poacher's Song
RVW2/2/72 Come Buy Me A Hawk And A Hound
RVW2/2/74 The Saucy Sailor Boy
RVW2/2/76 Silvery Silvery
RVW2/2/77 The Cambric Shirt
RVW2/2/78 The Indian Lass
RVW2/2/79 Robing Wood [Hood] And Little John (Robin Hood And The Pedlar)
RVW2/2/80 The Smuggler's Boy
RVW2/2/81 The Bonny Blue Handkerchief
RVW2/2/82 The Little Oyster Girl
RVW2/2/83 The Farmer's Daughter
RVW2/2/84 The Old-Fashioned Farmer
RVW2/2/85 The Farmer's Boy
RVW2/2/86 Lord Bateman
RVW2/2/87 Shady Green Tree
RVW2/2/88 Bold Young Farmer
RVW2/2/89 Lads of Kilkenny
RVW2/2/90 With Your Gun On Your Shoulder
RVW2/2/91 The Brave Ploughboy
RVW2/2/92 Epsom Downs
RVW2/2/93 The Birds in the Spring
RVW2/2/94 A Sailor in the North Countree
RVW2/2/95 Battle of the Nile
RVW2/2/96 I've Lived in Service
RVW2/2/97 An Alderman Lived in the City
RVW2/2/98 Covent Garden
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T:RVW2/2/98 Covent Garden
C:Mrs. Verrall, Horsham, Sussex, 24 May 1904
Z:Transcribed by Simon Furey and Lewis Jones
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RVW2/2/99 The Lark in the Morning
RVW2/2/102 On Xmas (Christmas) Night
RVW2/2/103 [Untitled]
RVW2/2/104 The Fisherman
RVW2/2/105 Young Collins
RVW2/2/106 The Little Ploughboys
RVW2/2/107 Hunting Song
RVW2/2/108 Cabin Boy
RVW2/2/109 I Once Was A Bold Fellow
RVW2/2/110 Shipcrook And Black Dog
RVW2/2/111 It Was One Morning In The Spring
RVW2/2/112 The Tarry Sailor
RVW2/2/113 As I Walked Out
RVW2/2/114 The Greasy Butcher Boy
RVW2/2/116 Her Father Dragged Her To A Stake
RVW2/2/117 Lord Bateman
RVW2/2/118 I Had One Man
RVW2/2/119 The Pride Of Kildare
RVW2/2/121 All Serene
RVW2/2/122 The Lost Lady
RVW2/2/124 The Young Indian Lass
RVW2/2/125 Mossy Banks Of The Lea
RVW2/2/127 Erin's Lovely Home
RVW2/2/128 Bizzoms
RVW2/2/129 The Farmer Boy
RVW2/2/130 The Waggoner
RVW2/2/131 My father left me an acre of land
RVW2/2/133 Erin's Lovely Home
RVW2/2/135 I Am A Rover
RVW2/2/137 The Bonny Bunch Of Roses
'RVW2/2/138 Ground For The Floor
Transcribers' Note: This tune changes mode part way through. It starts off with an Ionian scale, but ends up in Hypophrygian,
as indicated by the unusual final note. This is very common in, for example, Spain, but extremely rare in England.
RVW2/2/139 The Irish Convict'
RVW2/2/140 Lord Bateman
RVW2/2/141 One Man Shall Mow
RVW2/2/142 Tuesday Morning
RVW2/2/143 What's The Life Of A Man
RVW2/2/144 The Blackbird
RVW2/2/144a Come All You Young Ladies And Gentlemen
RVW2/2/145 Good People All
RVW2/2/146 The Buffalo
RVW2/2/147 The Battle Of Waterloo
RVW2/2/148 The Bailiff's Daughter
RVW2/2/150 As I Walked Out
RVW2/2/151 Cupid The Pretty Ploughboy
RVW2/2/152 It Was One Summer's Morning
RVW2/2/153 The Young Servant Man
RVW2/2/154 As I Walked Over Salisbury Plain
RVW2/2/155 The Jolly Thresherman
RVW2/2/156 Young Jockey
RVW2/2/157 The Gallant Rainbow
RVW2/2/158 The Powers Above
RVW2/2/159 Come All You Young Ploughboys
RVW2/2/160 Henry Martin
RVW2/2/161 The Red Barn
RVW2/2/164 The Jolly Thresherman
RVW2/2/165 Spencer the Rover
RVW2/2/166 'Twas on a Sunday Morning
RVW2/2/167 The Ranter Parson
RVW2/2/169 Good People of England
RVW2/2/170 Merry Broom Fields
RVW2/2/171 Lay Still
RVW2/2/172 Fountains Flowing
RVW2/2/173 Ingatestone Hall
RVW2/2/174 As I Walked Out
RVW2/2/175 The Drums Do Beat [North Amerikay]
RVW2/2/176 Our Ship She Lays In Harbour
RVW2/2/177 Banks Of Invary