Maguire And Paterson waltz

By Robbie Overson

Also known as Macguire & Patterson, Maguire & Paterson, Maguire & Patterson, Maguire And Patterson, Maguire And Patterson’s, McGuire And Patterson’s.

There are 9 recordings of this tune.

Maguire And Paterson appears in 1 other tune collection.

Maguire And Paterson has been added to 5 tune sets.

Maguire And Paterson has been added to 58 tunebooks.

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Four settings

1
X: 1
T: Maguire And Paterson
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
|:A, D/F/|A>BA AGF|EDE F>A, D/F/|A>B A AGF|EDE D>A, D/E/|
F>GF F>GF|F>GF F2 E|D>E F E2 D|D3D:|
|:A B/A/|d>e d cBA|AdA B>A B/c/|d>e d cBA|Adf e2 D/F/|
A>BA AGF|EDE F2 F/E/|D>E F E2 D|D3D:|
2
X: 2
T: Maguire And Paterson
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
A,/ D/F/|A>BA|AGF|EDE|F>A, D/F/|A>B A|AGF|EDE|D>A, D/E/|
F>GF|F>GF|F>GF|F2 E|D>E F|E2 D|D3-|D>:|
A B/A/|d>e d|cBA|AdA|B>A B/c/|d>e d|cBA|Adf|e2 D/F/|
A>BA|AGF|EDE|F2 F/E/|D>E F|E2 D|D3-|D>:|
3
X: 3
T: Maguire And Paterson
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
|:FGA AAGF EDEF
FGA AAGF EDED4
DEF EF4 EF4 EF4
FED4 GF EDD4:|
|:ABDD cBDA4 B
ABDD cABD fe
FGA AAGF EDEF
FED GF EDD:|
4
X: 4
T: Maguire And Paterson
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
(A,DF)|A2>B2 A2|A2G2F2|E2D2E2|F2>(A,2 DF)|
A2>B2 A2|A2G2F2|E2D2E2|D2>(A,2 DE)|
F2>G2F2|F2>G2F2|F2>G2F2|F4 E2|
D2>E2 F2|E4 D2|(D6|D2)D:|
(A BA)||d2>e2 d2|c2B2A2|A2d2A2|B2>(A2 Bc)|
d2>e2 d2|c2B2A2|A2d2f2|e4 (DF)|
A2>B2A2|A2G2F2|E2D2E2|F2 (FE)|
D2>E2 F2|E4 D2|(D6|D2)D:|

Ten comments

Maguire and Paterson

A lovely waltz I first heard on Sharon Shannon’s ‘Out the Gap’ CD. The abc is via Nottingham Folk Database, which has a good selection of material.

Composer

Written by Robbie Overson of Scullion? So I have been told.

Yes but it is bad annoted. All durations have to be multiplied per 2…

- sorry - I tested the ABC first using L:1/4, which gives the required annotation. I slipped up when I put the header into here (I think it’s because I’m so used to using L:1/8 for jigs and reels).

RoLuPiN - Just replace L:1/8 with L:1/4 and you’ll be OK

Jeremy - any chance of reconverting the ABC Using L:1/4 ?

why is this a walt? it looks more like a 6/8 jig with a dotted eighth+sixteenth rhythm added…

Because it has been written out incorrectly. It is a waltz. Divide each bar in half, change the quavers to crotchets and the note length to 1/4 (as already said) and you begin to get somewhere.

Maguire and Paterson

Some funny things going on here - yes, I wrongly put L:1/8 in the ABC instead of L:1/4 but my barlines were correct (for L:1/4). Alternate barlines have been (automatically?) removed, maybe because of the L:1/8

It’s a pity a submitter cannot (?) edit the header as well as the ABC

Anyway, here’s the ABC as intended:

X: 1
T: Maguire and Paterson
M: 3/4
L: 1/4
R: waltz
K: Dmaj
A,/ D/F/ | A>BA | AGF | EDE | F>A, D/F/ | A>B A | AGF | EDE | D>A, D/E/ |
F>GF | F>GF | F>GF | F2 E | D>E F | E2 D | D3- | D> :|
A B/A/ | d>e d | cBA | AdA | B>A B/c/ | d>e d | cBA | Adf | e2 D/F/ |
A>BA | AGF | EDE | F2 F/E/ | D>E F | E2 D | D3- | D> :||

Sorry about the grief 🙁

Maguire & Paterson written out for niamh mcgrath

I think your bar lines went a little skew - here is the tune in 3/4 for you.
X: 4
T: Maguire And Paterson
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
(A,DF) | A2>B2 A2| A2G2F2 | E2D2E2 | F2>(A,2 DF) |
A2>B2 A2 | A2G2F2 | E2D2E2 | D2>(A,2 DE) |
F2>G2F2 | F2>G2F2 | F2>G2F2 | F4 E2 |
D2>E2 F2 | E4 D2 | (D6 | D2)-D :|
(A BA)| d2>e2 d2 | c2B2A2 | A2d2A2 | B2>(A2 Bc) |
d2>e2 d2 | c2B2A2 | A2d2f2 | e4 (DF) |
A2>B2A2 | A2G2F2 | E2D2E2 | F2 (FE) |
D2>E2 F2 | E4 D2 | (D6 | D2)-D :||