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  • Irish Source Singers
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  • Irish Music Publishers
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  • Irish Traditional Players
    ...ful list of [http://www.rocheviolins.com/html/traditional_irish_music.html Irish traditional musicians], and books on the subject.
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  • Ireland
    Bill Black's Irish Traditional Tune Archive, ABCs Promoting Irish music and culture around the world
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  • John J. Kimmel
    ...for selection for this compact disc, whcih covers the bulk of his recorded Irish repertoire. The recordings selected range from 1907 - 1929." from liner notes to CD reissue of ''John J. Kimmel: Early Recordings of Irish Traditional Dance Music'', originally released 1977 by [[Leader Records]],
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 59 (1916)
    ...version under the heading “Cheer up, cheer up. Daughter,” in his ''Ancient Irish Music'' (No. 26).
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  • Irish Traditional Players
    ...ful list of [http://www.rocheviolins.com/html/traditional_irish_music.html Irish traditional musicians], and books on the subject.
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  • Music Publishers
    ===Irish=== [[Irish Music Publishers|Alphabetical List]]
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  • County Template
    ...orise a traditional singer like Rose Murphy who lived in Sheffield but was Irish? Or a singer like Cecilia Costello who had Irish parents but lived all of her life in the West Midlands and spoke with a loc
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  • Kevin Mitchell
    ...wed this interest at every opportunity and, while involved in learning the Irish language, an opportunity arose to learn traditional songs first-hand from t
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  • Harry Lee
    ...er To Guide You, Irish Washerwoman, Gary Owen, Gary Owen 2, Brighton Camp, Irish Washerwoman, Brighton Camp, Rakes of Kildare/Tenpenny Bit.
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  • 130: Robin Hood and the Scotchman
    ...nally an appended conclusion to 128. It appeared in an expanded form on an Irish garland of 1796.
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  • Seamus Ennis
    Seamus Ennis was a legend in the world of Irish Pipering.
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  • Traditional Players
    ===[[Irish Traditional Players]]===
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  • Wren Boys
    Wrenboys (Irish: Lucht an dreoilín) are [[Mummers]] who celebrate the Wren (also pronounce
    592 bytes (89 words) - 17:40, 28 February 2009
  • 120: Robin Hood's Death
    ...ntify one reliable version from oral tradition and that is from the Scotch-Irish family of Miss Martha M Davis of Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, Virginia,
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  • Rural Felicity
    ...up a different tune in Roche's Collection, which has been incorporated by Irish band De Danaan into [[Kathleen Hehir's Jig]]
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  • Preston & Son
    ...e also the London publishers and printers of George Thomson's 11 Scottish, Irish, and Welsh Collections."
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  • Journal of Music
    ...merly ''The Journal of Music in Ireland'') was founded in November 2000 by Irish musician Toner Quinn.
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  • Willie Clancy
    Willie Clancy (24 December 1918 – January 1973) was an Irish uilleann piper.
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  • Blackberry Fold (LP)
    * [[Irish Hop Pole Puller]]
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  • Ray Driscoll
    ...e learnt songs such as My Bonny Boy, a version of Long a-growing, from his Irish father, and added to his repertoire when living in Shropshire and London, p ...on 23rd November. He was a traditional singer with a repertoire drawn from Irish and English sources. He was 'discovered' by Mike Yates in about 1992, who r
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  • 141: Robin Hood Rescuing Will Stutly
    ...enty-one stanzas, from the singing of Martha Davis of Virginia of Scottish/Irish ancestry who sang versions of several scarce RH ballads. Copy posted on req
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  • 1796 Twelve Country Dances for the year 1796... T.Cahusac
    The Irish Hotel
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 40 (1916)
    ...ed as a “popular Irish ballad sung by Mrs. FitzWilliam.” There are several Irish variants of this tune in the Petrie Collection (Nos. 222, 223, 368, 603, et
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  • LEE 4062
    ...lling, it is a style which places John Maguire firmly in the front rank of Irish singers. *The bonny Irish boy
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 54 (1916)
    ...ety (volume i, p. 117; volume ii, pp. 167 and 211); and the Journal of the Irish Folk-Song Society (Part I, p. 11).
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  • Sarah Makem
    [[Category: Irish]]
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 30 (1916)
    ...'' (volume i, p. 130; volume ii, pp. 99 and 298); and in Joyce’s ''Ancient Irish Music'' (No. 93).
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  • Story telling
    * Department of Irish Folklore '''Irish:'''
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  • Isle of Man
    It may be a small island in the Irish Sea, but it is an independent state with its own distinct history, language
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  • Folk Music Collections
    ...ttp://www.ucd.ie/ucdnews/may95/folklore.html] - contain the archive of the Irish Folklore Commission * Irish Traditional Music Archive useful site with information about the archive [h
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  • Packie Manus Byrne
    ...hild 293), which turned out to be the first version ever collected from an Irish singer.  (A later recording appeared on Packie’s album ''Songs of a
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  • Rig-a-Jig-Jig (CD)
    *Track 17 - [[Billy Cooper]] - [[Irish Washerwoman|The Irish Washerwoman]] / [[Garyowen]] / [[Rory O'More]] / [[St Patrick's Day]]
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  • Cecilia Costello
    '''Cecilia Costello''' (nee Kelly), singer of Irish descent who lived most of her life in [[Birmingham]]. Born October 24th 188 ''"Mrs. Costello was bom in 1883, the daughter of Irish parents living in England, and spent most of her life in Birmingham. She ca
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  • Anglo concertina
    ...n Irish traditional music - [[William Mullaly]] is thought to be the first Irish player to have been recorded; more recent traditional exponents include [[B
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  • Princess Royal
    ''The Princess Royal'' is one of the most ubiquitous of traditional tunes. Irish scholars say it was written by the great harper and composer [[O’Carolan] ...of Owen Roe O’Sullivan which is one of the grandest and most moving of all Irish airs.
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  • Preston and Son
    ...e also the London publishers and printers of George Thomson's 11 Scottish, Irish, and Welsh Collections."
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 56 (1916)
    ...''Journal of the Folk-Song Society'' (volume ii, p. 25); ''Journal of the Irish Folk-Song Society'' (Part I, p. 10); and ''Folk Songs from Dorset'' (No. 6)
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  • Joseph McFadyen
    3. A Collection of the Most Favorite Irish Airs.
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  • MTCD334 Here's One You'll Like, I Think: Stephen Balwin
    ''[[Irish Washerwoman, The]]'', [[Stephen Baldwin]]<BR>
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  • MTCD303 Plenty of Thyme: Cyril Poacher
    ''[[Irish Jolting Car, The]]'', [[Cyril Poacher]], [[Roud 13464]]<BR>
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  • I Never Played to Many Posh Dances (LP)
    9. Jig: [[Irish Washerwoman|The Irish Washerwoman]] - Scan Tester concertina <br />
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  • Folk Songs of Britain and Ireland
    ...d of the songs, are devoted songs not in English, namely Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic, Welsh, Manx Gaelic, Cornish, and Channel Islands songs. The songs i
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 38 (1916)
    ...y related to “I’m going to be married on Sunday,” in Dr. Joyce’s ''Ancient Irish Music'' (No. 17); while the first three lines of the initial stanza are ide
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  • Lemmie Brazil
    ...sh Hornpipe Stepdance 1&2, Irish Jig, Three Tunes, Devil O, Various tunes, Irish Hornpipe Stepdance 2''
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 07 (1916)
    ...e’s Traditional Ballad Airs'' (volume i, pp. 86–88); and Joyce’s ''Ancient Irish Music'' (p. 79). The well-known Scottish tune was first printed in 1740. Th
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  • Tom Lenihan
    ...ore, much of which was also recorded by Tom Munnelly for the Department of Irish Folklore, UCD.
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  • John Moore of Tyneside Ms
    * The Irish Washerwoman * An Irish Jig
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  • MTCD345-7 The Brazil Family: Down by the Old Riverside
    ''[[Irish Jig]]'', [[Lemmie Brazil]]<BR> ''[[The Irish Girl]]'', [[Lemmie Brazil]], [[Roud 308]]<BR>
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 23 (1916)
    ...Society''(volume i, p. 97; volume iii, p. 307); and Dr. Joyce’s ''Ancient Irish Music'' (No. 68).
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  • James Aird
    A Selection of Scotch, English, Irish and Foreign Airs (Aird, James)
    1,003 bytes (160 words) - 09:54, 1 October 2012
  • Kathleen Hehir's Jig
    This tune is an amalgam of parts apparently collated by the Irish band De Danaan.
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 33 (1916)
    ...est'', ''Traditional Tunes'' (Kidson), ''English County Songs'', ''Ancient Irish Music'', etc.
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  • Hartlake Bridge
    ...t is also used by Gypsies for another song, [[Dear Old Erin's Isle]]. The Irish singer [[Tom Lenihan]] used the same tune for his song [[Farewell to Miltow
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  • Frequently asked questions
    ....wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Makem here] where you will find a link back to [[Irish Source Singers]] in Folkopedia.
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  • Jack of all trades (The Folk Songs of Britain)
    *[[Irish Washerwoman]] - [[John Docherty]]
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  • First I'm Going to Sing You a Ditty
    *Track 12 - [[Maurice]] - [[A Nice Piece of Irish Pig's Head]]
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  • Full English Transcription Programme: The Lucy Broadwood Manuscript Collection, MS LEB/2/29
    '''LEB/2/29/6 The Irish Stranger'''
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  • Sons of Levi
    ...in some places is almost as unintelligible as the Ham Street version. The Irish broadside is a Masonic song in nine stanzas beginning thus:
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  • You Lazy Lot of Bone-Shakers
    *Track 10 - [[Wapping Irish Flute and Drum Band]] & Guest Pipers - [[Dublin Fair]] / [[The Boys Of We
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  • EDS Vol 41 No 1
    ''[[Come All Ye Little Irish Girls]]''
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  • Proper Job
    #Irish Waltzes - with [[Mark Bazeley]], melodeon
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  • Johnny Doughty
    ...y dearest unto me", that was one that she loved.&nbsp; "Come all ye little Irish girls I would bid you all adieu", that was another, and ''Baltimore'', ‘c
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  • Billy Cooper
    ...opic Records – TSCD659 The Voice Of The People. – Volume 9. CD 1998. ''The Irish Washerwoman / Garyowen/ Rory O'More / St Patrick's Day''
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  • Cecil J. Sharp and Charles L. Marson (1904) ''Folk Songs From Somerset Volume 2''
    48. The Irish Bull<br>
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  • Political and Historical Songs
    ...al was ushered in on a wave of very political songs such as the CND songs, Irish rebel songs, and union songs, the traditional songs were often more subtle
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  • TAYLOR,James MS
    The Irish Emegrants March
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  • Minstrel, The
    * [[Irish Melody, The Groves of Blarney]]
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  • EDS Vol 45 No 1
    Songs and tales from an Irish Travelling Man. Collected by Pat McKenzie and Jim Carroll.
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  • Miss Broadwood's Delight
    '''''Miss Broadwood's Delight'': Song No.23 The Irish Girl ''or'' The New Irish Girl''' [[Media:1908 23 The Irish Girl.pdf]]
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  • Winnington MS Contents List
    43 Irish C.M.
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  • Leader Records
    [[LEA 2003]] [[Seamus Ennis]] Masters of Irish Music Series. (1969) [[LEA 2004]] [[Martin Byrnes]] Masters of Irish Music series Martin Byrnes (fiddle) with [[Reg Hall]] (piano).
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  • Cecil Sharp's Note 21 (1916)
    ...ten sung to “High Germany.” See also the tune of No. 92 of Joyce’s Ancient Irish Music.
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  • Music
    ...ional Tune Archive''' - The Semantic Index of North American, British and Irish traditional instrumental music with annotation, formerly known as The Fiddl ...1c6b4dba874617bbb6d707a8526177.pdf PDF]. 27 sets of popular tunes, mostly Irish.
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  • Ionian
    Purslow’s claim that Gardiner’s non-Ionian tunes are attributable to Irish influence is contestable and problematic, but his main claim would seem to
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  • Songs noted as having been 'in the repertoire of' various singers
    ''[[Irish Girl]]'', [[Walter Pardon]], [[Roud 308]]<BR> ''[[Irish Molly-O]]'', [[Walter Pardon]], [[Roud 2168]]<BR>
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  • Drama
    ...ty have collaborated on a book entitled "The Living Note: The Heartbeat of Irish Music", published by O'Brien Press and Robert Rinehart.
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  • Song
    ==='''[[Irish Source Singers]]'''===
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  • Books, Articles, and Academic Studies - Music
    Fleischmann, Aloys and Mícheál ÓSúilleabháin; Sources of Irish Traditional Music C. 1600–1855; New York and London:Galland,1998. ...A History of Irish Music and Dance in London''; Major work (1000 pages) on Irish Dance Music, available as a [http://www.topicrecords.co.uk/a-few-good-tunes
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  • James Alexander
    '''Alexander's 50 New Scotch & Irish Reels and Hornpipes''', Arranged for the Violin or Flute by an Eminent Prof
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  • LITTEN, William MS
    * Wild Irish Man
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  • The Voice of the People
    ''This series makes available nearly 500 recordings of English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh traditional music drawn from the archives of Topic Reco
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  • ANON MS(Rival Knights)
    Irish Washerwoman, The 108
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  • Dance Bibliography
    ...ncluding quadrilles, the 1993 Hornpipe Conference, step and clog, English, Irish and Welsh etc., etc. http://chrisbrady.itgo.com/
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  • Pigeon on the Gate (CD)
    48. [[Old Waltz ]]/[[Two Lovely Black Eyes ]]/[[When Irish Eyes are Smiling]] - Aylsham, Norfolk 1975. <br />
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  • CALVERT,William MS
    The collection includes several Scottish and Irish tunes and several more with nautical names. One could speculate that he lea
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  • Take 6 Transcription Programme: The Butterworth Archive, MS 7c
    '''GB/7c/7 Irish Girl, The, Version 1 of 2''' T:GB/7c/7 Irish Girl, The<br>
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  • Peter Kennedy
    ...ngs from Field Recordings Sung in English, Lowland Scots, Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic and Manx Gaelic, Welsh, Cornish, Channel Islands French, Romany and
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  • IRWIN,William
    Coolin with variations -An Irish Air(illegible) for ever Amen Something Irish – Lumie Me Twaller[?]
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  • HARRISON,Rev. Robt. MS
    * 51 Irish Wedding, The D 6/8 * 275 Irish Lilt D
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  • Index to Thompson's 200 Series
    * [[Irish Lawyer,The|The Irish Lawyer]] 92-V1 * [[Irish Lilt]] 147-V2
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  • Full English Transcription Programme: The Vaughan Williams Archive at the British Library, MS RVW2/3
    '''RVW2/3/84 The Irish Girl'''
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  • List of historical tunebooks, some of which are available on the internet
    * [[James Aird|AIRD,James]]; ''A Selection of Scotch, English, Irish and Foreign Airs'' Adapted for the Fife, Violin or German Flute; Generally * [[James Alexander|ALEXANDER, James]]; ''Alexander's Fifty New Scotch and Irish Reels & Hornpipes'' Arranged for the violin or Flute by an Eminent Professo
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  • Take 6 Transcription Programme: The Butterworth Archive, MS 7a
    '''GB/7a/16 Come All You Little Irish Girls Version 1 of 2''' T:GB/7a/16 Come All You Little Irish Girls<br>
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  • '''The Great Agricultural Depression c.1870-1914'''
    ...rd Cobden, conducted an escalating campaign. In 1846, at the height of the Irish potato famine, the Corn Laws were repealed by the Conservative government o
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  • Full English Transcription Programme: The Vaughan Williams Archive at the British Library, MS RVW2/2
    '''RVW2/2/31 The Irish Girl''' '''RVW2/2/139 The Irish Convict''''
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  • Henry Burstow
    #[[The Irish Emigrant]] #[[The Irish Girl's Lament]]
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  • Take 6 Transcription Programme: The Butterworth Archive, MS 6a
    '''GB/6a/92 The Irish Girl Version 1 of 4''' T:GB/6a/92 The Irish Girl Version 1 of 4<br>
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  • J.A.May Selection, Contents
    ...according to the most approved style: 3. A Collection of the Most Favorite Irish Airs: 4. A Select Collection of Original Welch Airs; Glasgow: J.McFadyen, n
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  • Books published since about 1900 containing mainly tunes from the English repertoire
    * English, Welsh, Scottish & Irish Fiddle Tunes; Robin Williamson; Oak Publications, New York 1976 ...kas; Perron,Jack & Randy Miller; Harrisville,N.H.; Fiddlecase Books; 1976; Irish,Scottish,English Canadien and American fiddle tunes
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  • Thomas Sands Ms
    Paddy O'Carel - Irish (TS227)
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  • Voice of the People Performer Index
    [[Billy Cooper]] - [[The Irish Washerwoman]] / [[Garyowen /Rory O'More]] / [[St Patrick's Day]] - [[Ri [[Maurice]] - [[A Nice Piece of Irish Pig's Head]] - [[First I'm Going to Sing You a Ditty|Volume 7]] Track 1
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  • John Thomas
    Irish Whim
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  • Tune Manuscripts List
    * FORDE,William MS, c1845, Ireland, cited in Joyce(1908)Old Irish Folk Music & Songs * Pigot,John E. MS, c1845, Ireland, pub in Joyce Old Irish Music & Songs, info from Ceolas website
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  • Scales and Musical Modes in Celtic, Anglo-American and English Folk Songs
    ...les in Appalachian music at that time, drawing parallels with Scottish and Irish tunes, and invoking the aid of Gilchrist’s “very clear exposition of th
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  • Take 6 Transcription Programme: The Butterworth Archive, MS 7e
    is also a version in Healy's Old Irish Street Ballads, Vol 1. p. 261, which fits the tune well. Here is a sample v
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  • Playford Vol.1 ABCs
    T:Irish Lady. (p)1651.PLFD1.043, The T:Irish Trot. (p)1651.PLFD1.044
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