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The Flowers Of Red Hill reel

Also known as Bláthanna An Chnoic Rua, The Clogher, Dan McCarthy’s Fancy, Flowers Of Redhill, The Flowers Of Redhill, Flowers Of The Red Hill, The Flowers Of The Red Hill, Hills Of Clogher, The Rose Of Red Hill.

There are 68 recordings of this tune.

This tune has been recorded together with

The Flowers Of Red Hill appears in 4 other tune collections.

The Flowers Of Red Hill has been added to 51 tune sets.

The Flowers Of Red Hill has been added to 461 tunebooks.

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Eleven settings

1
X: 1
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|:e~A3 gAfA|e~A3 edBd|e~A3 e2af|gedB GABd:|
e~a3 b~a3|eaag egdg|e~a3 b~a3|edef gedg|
e~a3 b~a3|eaaf ~g3a|b2bg aged|eaag edBd||
2
X: 2
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
eA~A2 g2fg|eA~A2 GABd|eA~A2 e3f|gedB G2Bd:|
ea~a2 ba~a2|ea~a2 egdg|ea~a2 ba~a2|gede g2fg|
ea~a2 ba~a2|ea~a2 g3a|bg~g2 af~f2|e3f gedg||
3
X: 3
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Edor
|:BEEE dEcE|BEEE BAFA|BEEE B2ec|dBAF DEFA:|
Beee feee|Beed BdAd|Beee feee|BABc dBAd|
Beee feee|Beec ddde|f2fd edBA|Beed BAFA||
4
X: 4
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|:eA A2 eAfA|eA A2 eAdA|eA A2 e2 af|gedB GA (3Bcd:|
ea a2 bgag|eaag ed (3Bcd|ea a2 bgag|edef gd (3Bcd|
ea a2 bgag|eaaf g3a|bg g2 aged|eaag ed (3Bcd||
# Added by JACKB .
5
X: 5
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Amix
eA (3AAA gAfA|eA (3AAA (3efe df|eA (3AAA eAaf|gedB GABd:|
ea (3aaa ba ag|eaag edBd|ea (3aaa ba ag|edeg gedg|
ea (3aaa ba ag|eaag edBd|ea (3aaa aged|edeg gedg||
6
X: 6
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|eA A2 eAgA|eA A2 gAfA|eA A2 e2af|gedB GA (3Bcd|
eA A2 gAfA|eA A2 eAdA|eA A2 e2af|gedB GA (3Bcd|
ea a2 ba a2|eaag egdg|ea a2 ba a2|e2 ef gd (3Bcd|
ea a2 ba a2|eaaf g2 ga|b2bg aged|eaag ed(3Bcd||
7
X: 7
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|:"Am"e~A3 gAfA|e~A3 "G"eAdA|"Am"e~A3 edea|"G"gedB GABd:|
"Am"eaag b2ag|eaag egdg|eaag b2ag|e2de "G"gdBd|
"Am"eaag b2ag|edef "G"~g3a|"Am"bgaf "G"g2ed|"D/F#"eaag "G"edBd||
8
X: 8
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|:e~A3 gAfA|e~A3 edBd|e~A3 e2af|gedB GABd:|
e~a3 b~a3|eaag egdg|e~a3 b~a3|edef gedg|
e~a3 b~a3|eaaf ~g3a|b2bg aged|eaag edBd||
9
X: 9
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ddor
|:AD2D cDBD|AD2D AGEG|aD2D A2dB|cAGE CDEG:|
Ad2d ed2d|Addc AcGc|Ad2d ed2d|AGAB cAGc|
Ad2d ed2d|AddB cccd|e2ec dcAG|Addc AGEG||
10
X: 10
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
|:e~A3 gAfA|e~A3 eAdA|e~A3 ~e3f|gedB GABd:|
e~a3 B~a3|eaag edBd|e~a3 B~a3|edef gfed|
e~a3 B~a3|eaaf g4|afge fdef|g2 fg ed Bd||
# Added by Calum .
11
X: 11
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
R: reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Ador
eA A2 eAfA|eA A2 eAdA|eA A2 e2 af|gedB GA (3Bcd|
eA A2 eAfA|eA A2 gAfA|eAfA gAfA|gedB GA (3Bcd||
ea a2 bgag|eaag ed (3Bcd|ea a2 bgag|edef gd (3Bcd|
ea a2 bgag|eaaf g3a|bg g2 aged|eaag ed (3Bcd||
# Added by JACKB .

Fifteen comments

Even more rolly version is here:

K: ADor
eA~A2 g2fg|eA~A2 GABd|eA~A2 e3f|gedB G2Bd:|
ea~a2 ba~a2|ea~a2 egdg|ea~a2 ba~a2|gede g2fg|
ea~a2 ba~a2|ea~a2 g3a|bg~g2 af~f2|e3f gedg||

I think this goes really well on the banjo. De Dannan done a version after Mick Hand’s (Sandmount Reel) called The Hills of Clogher. Some slightly variations but basically the same.

I am a new member who loves Irish songs but does not read music. Do you guys have any songs in tablature? I play bass.

Mark o’connor version

Mark O’Connor does a fun version of this tune and Green Groves of Erin with Yo-Yo Ma on the Appalacian Waltz CD. Unusual session they had with some very intersesting harmonies.

Same in E

X: 1
T: The Flowers Of Red Hill
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K:Edor
|: BEEE dEcE | BEEE BAFA | BEEE B2ec | dBAF DEFA :||
| Beee feee | Beed BdAd | Beee feee | BABc dBAd |
Beee feee | Beec ddde | f2fd edBA | Beed BAFA ||

this is not the traditional tonality but it works just fine.
You could try it on a G whistle…

The Flowers Of Red Hill, X:10

Slight alterations to fit on GHB, based loosely on Slainte Mhath’s recording (from memory, there are no doubt differences!)

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