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Sir Harry’s Welcome Home strathspey

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Sir Harry's Welcome Home has been added to 2 tunebooks.

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Two settings

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X: 1
T: Sir Harry's Welcome Home
R: strathspey
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
d<d d>B A>G E>e|d<d d>B G>e g>e|d<d d>B A>G E>A|1 G<D E<FG2G>e:|2 G<D E<FG2G>d||
|:g>d g<b a>g e<f|g>d g<b g>d g<b|g>d g<b a>g e>g|1 :a>b a<ge2e>f:|2 a>b a<ge2e>g|]
2
X: 2
T: Sir Harry's Welcome Home
R: strathspey
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
D | G>Bd>B A<GE>D | G>Bd>c B<gd>B | c>AB<G A>GE>F | G>G F/ED/ G3 D |
G>Bd>B A<GE>D | G>Bd>c B<gd>B | c>dB<G A>GE>F | G>G F/ED/ G3 z||
g>d g<b a>ge>f | g>d g<b d>gb>g | a>gb>g a>ge>f | g>d d<b a2 g<d |
g>d g<b a>ge>f | g>dgb ab g<d | e<g B<g A>GE>G | G>G F/ED/ G3 |]

Four comments

Re: Sir Harry’s Welcome Home

Also, composed by Peter Hardy.

Re: Sir Harry’s Welcome Home

This setting is very different from the one that was published in ‘The Caledonian Companion’ (1981). That collection was compiled by Alastair J Hardie, Peter Hardie’s great-great-great-great-grandson and a fiddler himself. Peter Hardie (c1775-1863) of Dunkeld, Perthshire, was taught by Niel Gow himself, and was a respected fiddle maker. The subject of the tune above is Sir Harry Niven-Lumsden, who also had a tune written for him by Peter Hardie’s contemporary William Marshall.