Great tune alright. "The Doonagore" seems to be the name for it these days. I heard the late Micho Russell play it in the Willie Week flute and whistle concert in 1985 and he called it "Top of the morning." Micho used his typically very sharp "c" on this -- especially coming down from the d it was more of a c# -- which I always liked a lot.
can someone help me name this tune?
can someone help me name this tune?
a great tune I heard at a session at a dance festival, and would love to learn the rest of it. The A section went something like this:
X:1
T:unknown
M:4/4
L:1/8
R:Reel
K:G
DG (3GGG FG Ac|BG (3GGG AB cA|(3ddd cA BG FG|Ad cA G2G2|
DG (3GGG FG Ac|BG (3GGG AB cA|dB cA BG FG|A
# Posted on May 16th 2005 by trimthevelvet
Re: can someone help me name this tune?
The Doonagore reel. At least that's what it's called on Open Hearth by Andrew & Mary MacNamara.
# Posted on May 16th 2005 by GaryAMartin
Re: can someone help me name this tune?
ah, thank you.
# Posted on May 16th 2005 by trimthevelvet
Re: can someone help me name this tune?
You're welcome. It is a great tune. And a great CD.
# Posted on May 16th 2005 by GaryAMartin
Re: can someone help me name this tune?
Great tune alright. "The Doonagore" seems to be the name for it these days. I heard the late Micho Russell play it in the Willie Week flute and whistle concert in 1985 and he called it "Top of the morning." Micho used his typically very sharp "c" on this -- especially coming down from the d it was more of a c# -- which I always liked a lot.
Paul
# Posted on May 17th 2005 by Paul Groff