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Re: Compánach: Music from All the Counties of Ireland
Two hours of music, song and dance named for each of the counties of nineteenth-century Ireland, music of the island from the pre-electric age. Fifteen different tune-types are played in thirty sets of solos, duets and trios, built out to tremendous richness by uilleann pipes drones, with rhythm marked in dance steps and historic tambourine. Older song-airs and laments are set alongside local jigs, reels and hornpipes, popular dance-forms like quickstep and barndance, continental rhythms polka and mazurka, and Scottish ‘highlands’. The performers are Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn on uilleann pipes; Gerry O’Connor, fiddle; Fintan Vallely, concert flute; Sibéal Davitt, old-style, hard-shoe step dance; and singers Karan Casey, Máire Ní Choilm, Róisín Chambers, Maurice Leyden, Stephanie Makem, and Roisín White.
THE DISC LABELS
DISC 1 LABEL
Disc 1 – Antrim to Fermanagh
(01) Music c. 1832
(02) Antrim county
(03) Armagh county
(04) America
(05) Ballad-song, in English
(06) Carlow and Cavan counties
(07) Clare county
(08) Cork county
(09) Derry & Donegal counties
(10) Donegal Gaeltacht song
(11) Down county
(12) Dublin county and England
(13) Emigration and song
(14) Fermanagh
END DISC 1
LABEL 2
Disc 2, Galway to Wexford
(15) Galway county
(16) Kerry county
(17) Kilkenny, Kildare, Laois & Longford counties
(18) Local place and love
(19) Louth, Leitrim & Limerick counties
(20) Love song
(21) Mayo county
(22) Meath, Monaghan & Offaly counties
(23) Place-praise song
(24) Roscommon & Sligo counties, Step-dance
(25) Sean-nós song
(26) Tipperary county
(27) Travel song
(28) Tyrone county
(29) Waterford, Westmeath & Wicklow counties
(30) Wexford county & Slán/Farewell
Re: Compánach: Music from All the Counties of Ireland
What is the second tune on track 9 supposed to be?