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Charles
O'Conor was a harp
student of Carolan's.
information
about Carolan's
life.
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Turlough O'Carolar
Arr.
G.
Weise
His
diaries are an important
source of
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ônowsy cDÀqqre
This is
an E Dorian
tune in
dropped D
tuning. Technically it is
a single
characterized
by a four-measure repeating
first
part
and an eight.measure
second
part.
Drowsy Maggie's
alter ego,
"sleepy
Maggie"
appears later
on.
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Traditional
Irisl
Arr. G. Weise',
reel, which is
non-repeating
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U2Btl
DA
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sl-eepy
cDÀqqre
Despite-the
similarity
in titles,
this
tune
does not
seem ro be a
variant
of
"Drowsy
Maggie.
source
for
this setting is
Cole's 1000
Fiddle
Tunes. A
somewhat
differenr
version*has
recorded
by Eric
Schoenberg
on his
rounder
album,
Acoustic
Guitor.
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ABm
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3T
Traditional
Irish
Arr.
G. Weiser
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The
been
Bm
BVII.
Bm
BVII
DA
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Bm
ABm
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Traditional
Irish
Arr.
G.
Weiser
This
tune can
be found in
Cole's 1000
FiddleTunes
and appears
in The
Roche
Collectionunder
the name
of
"Molly
Brauligan."
(By
the
way, it
is
quite
.o**on
for
a
tune
to have
more
than
one
name. Brendan
Breathnach,
in his
book
Follc
Music andDances
of lreland,
cites
an insrance
where
one tune was
found
to
have
sixty
different
titles, and
another
instance
when
one title
was
applied
to six
different
runes.)
)
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cDÀro
Ren-rNÔ
Tn-e
l3Àlq.
Also known
as
"Judv's
Reel,"
this exuberant
lrish tune
is
one
mv favorites.
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D
Traditional
irist
Arr.
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Bm
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NÀpoLeoN
cRossrNq
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RbrNe
Traditional
Irish
Arr.
G
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Weiser
This is
a stirring
Irish
reel, formerly known
as
"Listowell."
The
Irish
commonly named
or
renamed
tunes
after
Bonaparte, who
they hoped would
liberate Ireland
from
the cruel
oppression of the English.
Unfortunately, the much
hoped-for
succor from
France never
arrived.
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U2Brl
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*Alternate
version
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l.tle
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Traditional
lrish
Arr.
G.Weiser
This
tune,
which
can
be
found
in
Cole's
|OOO FiddteTvtnes,
also
appears
in
O'Neill's
Mr'rsic
oJ
Irelardunder
the
title
"The
Merry
Blacksmith'"
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