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is

an Irish

tune

that

got

retitled

somewhere

along

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way

and turned

from

a

hor"pip"

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into

a

reel as

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The

city of

Carrickfergus

lies

on

the

East

Coast of Ulster in County Antrim

not far

Belfast.

This song is famous,

and has

been recorded by Van Morrison with

the Chieftans.

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Neil

Gow

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G. Weiser

This

is a strathspey, which is a type of slow reel

that became

popular

in Scotland

in rhe

1700's.

This

tune was written by Neil Gow, who was a

court fiddler for the Duke

of Atholl,

when

the

British

banned the distillation of spirits. Incidentally,

when the English

decided

to stop being

killloys and let

the Scots have their

favorite

beverage back,

Gow wrote another tune

entitled

"Whiskey

Welcome Again."

\Vhen

I visited Blair AtholI in 1997,1

saw Neil Gow's fiddle

and

also was

given

a

private

viewing of Gow's famous

oil

portrait.

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TlOe

bantvesr

tOocDe

Traditional

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Arr.

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I learned

this

Irish hornpipe

from

Linda

Baker, a

tradirional

musician

in the

Albany,

NY

area.

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CO(rNry

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Traditional

Irish

Arr. G. Weiser

This is

a

famous song about a lovestruck

young

man

and the object of his

yearning

Ulster.

This

tune also occurs

in common-time versions.

Incidentally, my mother was

born

in

County

Down.

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Traditional

Irish

Arr. G. Weiser

Travelers are what the

Irish call the Gypsies,

who used to roam the countryside

in brightly

painted

horse-drawn

wagons

and

were often tinkers by trade.

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