I'd only be guessing trying to figure out the key signatures! All I know is that the F's are sharp and the C's natural. Any help would be appreciated in that regard.
"Paddy be Aisy" (Roche Collection II/24/#254- but in Ador) and
"Last Night's Fun (O'Neill's - 1907 #452). It also is known by "Miss Brown's Fancy" in ONeill's Waif's and Strays, "Wink and she'll follow you", and finally Hush the Cat from Under the Table.
Slip Jigs to ID
Slip Jigs to ID
Here are a couple of slip jigs from "Deborah Quigley With Martin Gould". Anyone got names for them?
X:1
T:GanAnim9-2
M:9/8
L:1/8
R:Slip Jig
S:Deborah Quigley and Martin Gould
K:G
||:D2AA2GABc|E2AAGEG2E
|D2AA2GABc|BAGAGE|1G2E:|2~G3||
||c3e2AABc|B3d2GGAB
|c3e2AABc|BAGAGE~G3
|c3e2AABc|B3d2GGBd
|g2ggdBABc|BAGAGEG2E|D3z6||
X:2
T:GanAmim9-3
M:9/8
R:Slip Jig
S:Deborah Quigley and Martin Gould
K:G
||:A2ABAGA2G|FGABABcAG|FGAABGA2g|feddedcAG:|
|cdeefde2d|cdefefged|cdeefde2f|geddedcAG|
|cdeefde2d|cdefefged|cdeefdefg|a2ddedcAG||
# Posted on July 11th 2007 by MagRoibin
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
First one looks like "Wink and she'll follow you" to me.
# Posted on July 11th 2007 by ethical blend
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
It's not in G
# Posted on July 11th 2007 by ethical blend
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
No idea what the second one is - someone better than me will doubtless know. But are you sure you've got the right key signature?
# Posted on July 11th 2007 by ethical blend
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
I'd only be guessing trying to figure out the key signatures! All I know is that the F's are sharp and the C's natural. Any help would be appreciated in that regard.
# Posted on July 12th 2007 by MagRoibin
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
Dmix and Ador perhaps???
# Posted on July 12th 2007 by MagRoibin
Re: Slip Jigs to ID
Yes, that first tune is indeed in Dmix.
More importantly it is known as:
"Paddy be Aisy" (Roche Collection II/24/#254- but in Ador) and
"Last Night's Fun (O'Neill's - 1907 #452). It also is known by "Miss Brown's Fancy" in ONeill's Waif's and Strays, "Wink and she'll follow you", and finally Hush the Cat from Under the Table.
The tune can also played in E dor.
# Posted on July 12th 2007 by MagRoibin