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Mrs. Crotty’s Hornpipe
I’ve posted the basic tune, in C, as taught by Gearoid O hAllmhurain at the Catskills Irish Arts Week in 2008.
Here’s a way to flesh it out a little, working from my memory of what Gearoid taught, two months later.
X:2
T:Mrs. Crotty’s
R:Hornpipe
L:1/8
M:C
K:C
ef|gG eg fA df|eG ce dA Bd|(3ccc Bc de fd|eG ce dd ef|
gG eg fA df|eG ce dA Bd|(3ccc Bc de fd|e2 c2 c2:|
ed|cA AG Ad cA|GF EF GA BG|c2 Bc de fd|eG ce d2 ed|
cA AG Ad cA|GF EF GA BG|c2 Bc de fd|e2 c2 c2:|
And here it is in D for them that prefers it that way.
X:3
T:Mrs. Crotty’s
R:Hornpipe
L:1/8
M:C
K:D %Transposed from C
fg|aA fa gB eg|fA df eB ce|(3ddd cd ef ge|fA df ee fg|
aA fa gB eg|fA df eB ce|(3ddd cd ef ge|f2 d2 d2:|
fe|dB BA Be dB|AG FG AB cA|d2 cd ef ge|fA df e2 fe|
dB BA Be dB|AG FG AB cA|d2 cd ef ge|f2 d2 d2:|
Mrs Crotty’s
Thank you very much for posting this tune. Heard it last year during Éigse Mrs Crotty in Kilrush played by Jack Talty but couldn’t find it. Playful tune on the concertina.
The Pooka
Sean Maguire had this as "The Pooka" in "Irish Tunes by the 100," a collection he published with Josephine Keegan in 1975.
It has a resemblance to "The Arkansas Traveller."
“Mrs. Crotty’s Hornpipe” - a ‘direct’ transposition to D of Gary’s original
X: 1
T: Mrs Crotty’s
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: DMaj
|: fg |\
a2 fa g2 eg | f2 df e2 ce | d2 cd efge | f2 df e2 fg |
a2 fa g2 eg | f2 df e2 ce | d2 cd efge | f2 d2 d2 :|
|: fe |\
dBBA BedB | AGFG ABcA | d2 cd efge | f2 df e2 fe |
dBBA BedB | AGFG ABcA | d2 cd efge | f2 d2 d2 :|
X: 4
T: Mrs Crotty’s
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: DMaj
|: f>g |\
a>Af>a g2 (3efg | f>Ad>f e>Ac>e | (3ded c>d e2 (3efg | f2 (3def e2 f>g |
a2 f>a g>Ae>g | f2 d>f e2 (3cBA | d2 c>d e>fg>e | f>dd>c d2 :|
|: (3gfe |\
d>BB>^A B2 (3edB | A>GF>G A2 (3ABc | d2 (3Bcd (3efg g>e | f>Ad>f e2- e>f |
d2 B>^A B>ed>B | A2 (3EFG A>B (3cBA | d>AF>d e>f (3gfe | f>d (3ddd d2 :|