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Alborada D’Amandi
This is an Asturian "Alborada". From what I could find is a fairly old tune. This is the version arranged/written/played by a piper born in the 19th century called Aladino’l d’Amandi (he was a gentleman called Aladino from the parish of Amandi in Vil... more…
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The Maids Of Mitchelstown, X:8
With chords more…
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Re: Headford Junction
Composed by Colin Farrell. more…
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Re: Oft In The Stilly Night
The lyrics were written by Thomas Moore (1779-1852) and have a subtitle, "Scotch Air". The tune was popular in the late 18th/early 19th centuries in Scotland (under the names "Oft in the Stilly Night" and "The Stilly Night") and, I assume, in Ireland too.... more…
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Re: Oft In The Stilly Night
how do i get the play function you used to be able to press download and the function would be enabled. i cant remember the name of the function twas an odd name thanks more…
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Oft In The Stilly Night
From "Flowers of Irish Melody", Belfast 1848. more…
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Re: Dovecote Park
Doesn't sound a common name, but there are at least 2 more (probably not Pipe Majors!). more…
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Kip’s, X:3
I like to play the first part of this in a minor key, then change to major for the B part. It adds a certain weirdness to the A part and make the B part sound a lot happier by contrast. more…
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Re: The Pipe On The Hob
A very nice version by Kevin Burke and John Carty more…
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