Key signature: Ddorian
Submitted on August 29th 2003 by dafydd.
This tune has been added to 16 tunebooks.
Also known as Lady Mary Hay's Scotch Measure.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Lady Mary Haye's Scotch Measure
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Ddor
FE|:D2D2 A3 F|D2A2 defg|agfd ecd=B|c2 C2C2 FE|
D2D2A3 F|D2A2 defg|agfd eaA^c|1d2D2D2 FE:|2d2D2D2 fe||
d2D2d3A|d^cde fefd|efga gfed|e2c2c2 fe|
d2D2d3 A|d^cde fefd|efgb afge|f2d2d2 fe|
d2D2d3 A|d^cde fefd|efga gfed|e2c2c2 ag|
fgag fefd|efgf edec|dBAG FdE=c|d2D2D2 FE
|:DFAF Dd^cd|DdEd FdDA|defd ecd=B|c2C2C2 FE|
Dd^cd DdEd|FdEd FdDA|defd eaA=c|1d2D2D2 FE:|2d2D2D2 ag||
|:fede fgag|fd^cd DdFd|Adfd fgaf|efge c2 ag|
fede fgag|fd^cd Adfd|egab agfe|1f2d2d2 ag:|2f2d2d2||
Lady Mary Haye's Scotch Measure
From The playing of Dave Swarbrick.
# Posted on March 1st 2003 by dafydd
Lady Mary Hay's Scotch Measure
Composed by Nathaniel Gow.
# Posted on December 17th 2005 by nigelg
Lady Mary Hay's Scotch Measure - Swarbrick
I've got this on Swarb's Live at Jackson's Lane CD - Swarb's introduction is great - something along the lines of:
"Just in case you were wondering, the Scotch Measure doesn't refer to a tot of whisky, but to a type of dance now defunct, and after you've heard this, maybe you'll understand why!"
He then proceeds to play the tune at breakneck speed (yet cleanly)!
# Posted on February 28th 2007 by domnull