Andrew Newland’s seventy comments
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John Keith Lang, X:4
As version 3 but with the first and second line endings of the second part showing as intended. more…
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Cnocán An Teampaill, X:7
A variation on the above versions. It sounds well played slowly as a 6/8 march. more…
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Re: Angus Fitchett
The link above doesn't seem to work but this one below gives a lot of information on Angus Fitchett: more…
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The Raven’s Rock, X:3
My wife Rosaline learned this version from Kevin McCullagh of Belfast Trad in their excellent online classes. more…
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The Miller O’ Hirn, X2
This is the tune as written. Regarding Niall's comment I think version X1 above is the same tune but quite radically altered in a couple of places in the first half. more…
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Re: Captain White’s
The Fiddler's Tune-Book Vol 1, edited by Peter Kennedy and published by Hargail Music Press, New York, includes a version called Captain White, played AABC that is similar in some parts to version 4 above. more…
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Sally Gally, X:4
Based on the playing of Pádraig McGovern from the compilation CD 'Tempered'; a great CD of uilleann piping from some first-class contemporary players with sympathetic piano by Ryan Molloy. more…
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Planxty Dermot Grogan, X:5
This is the version that Matthew Butler had written out included in the written notes above. I just included M: 3/4 at the top of the abc file which seems to work. It's how Holly Geraghty plays it on her CD 'Ceolmhar'. more…
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The Cat And The Dog, X:2
This is close to how Julie Fowlis plays it on the Julie Fowlis Live album. more…