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The Redeside Hornpipe
A Will Atkinson of Alnwick tune.. To be honest I have forgotten where I first heard it ..so sorry I cannot refer to a recording But it will be one of the tapes he played with Joe Hutton and Willy Taylor. I was only reminded of it when I realised it ws not included in Dow’s list of Northumbrian tunes
Redeside Hornpipe
Sorry two errors bar 5 change the B B to GB and bar 21 the final GF shold be G>F so both bars should read
|G>B, D>G B>A G>F |
Redeside Hp
Here’s a transcription of the man himself playing it on a C moothie:
X: 1
T: The Redeside Hp
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: Cmaj
e>d|c>EG>c e>Gc>B|A>cf>a g>ec>B|A>cF>A G>cf>e|(3def (3edc (3BAG (3fed|
c>eG>c e>Gc>B|A>cf>a g>ec>B|A>c’b>a (3gag (3fed|c>c’g>e c2:|
e>f|(3gag e>g c’>ge>g|~a>ge>c A>GE>F|(3GAG E>G c>Gf>e|(3def (3edc (3BAG e>f|
(3gag e>g c’>ge>g|~a>ge>c A>GE>F|G>c’b>a (3gag (3fed|c>c’g>e c2e>f|
(3gag e>g c’>ge>g|~a>ge>c A>GE>F|(3GAG E>G c>Gf>e|(3def (3edc (3BAG (3fed|
c>eG>c e>Gc>B|A>cf>a g>ec>B|A>c’b>a (3gag (3fed|c>c’g>e c2||
Transposed into G, that becomes:
X: 2
T: The Redeside Hp
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: Gmaj
B>A|G>B,D>G B>DG>F|E>Gc>e d>BG>F|E>GC>E D>Gc>B|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED (3cBA|
G>BD>G B>DG>F|E>Gc>e d>BG>F|E>gf>e (3ded (3cBA|G>gd>B G2:|
B>c|(3ded B>d g>dB>d|~e>dB>G E>DB,>C|(3DED B,>D G>Dc>B|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED B>c|
(3ded B>d g>dB>d|~e>dB>G E>DB,>C|D>gf>e (3ded (3cBA|G>gd>B G2B>c|
(3ded B>d g>dB>d|~e>dB>G E>DB,>C|(3DED B,>D G>Dc>B|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED (3cBA|
G>BD>G B>DG>F|E>Gc>e d>BG>F|E>gf>e (3ded (3cBA|G>gd>B G2||
And with the arrow signs taken out to make it easier to read:
X: 3
T: The Redeside Hp
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: Gmaj
BA|GB,DG BDGF|EGce dBGF|EGCE DGcB|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED (3cBA|
GBDG BDGF|EGce dBGF|Egfe (3ded (3cBA|GgdB G2:|
Bc|(3ded Bd gdBd|~edBG EDB,C|(3DED B,D GDcB|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED Bc|
(3ded Bd gdBd|~edBG EDB,C|Dgfe (3ded (3cBA|GgdB G2Bc|
(3ded Bd gdBd|~edBG EDB,C|(3DED B,D GDcB|(3ABc (3BAG (3FED (3cBA|
GBDG BDGF|EGce dBGF|Egfe (3ded (3cBA|GgdB G2||