Eanach Dhúin

waltz

Key signature: Edorian

Submitted on May 20th 2007 by Falkbeer.

This tune has been added to 23 tunebooks.

Also known as Anach Chuain, Anach Cuain, Eanach Cuain, Eanach Dhuin.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• A Kindly Welcome by Na Fili
• An Bhabog Sa Bhadog by Kevin Crehan
• Another Time by Gavin Whelan
• Ceol & Cuimhne / Music & Memory by Teada
• Five After Four by Tim Hart
• From West To East - Live Sessions by Various Artists
• Humours Of Lissadell by Seamus And Manus McGuire
• Irish Heritage: Ireland's Musical Tradition (CD 1) by Various Artists
• Irish Music In Surround Sound by Various Artists
• Late... In The Night by Christy Barry, Conor McCarthy, Cyril O'Donoghue
• Muintir Chatháin by The Keane Family
• Music From The Reeds by Noel Battle
• Musical Memories by Tom Dunne And Joe Banjo Burke
• Night And Day by Brett Lipshutz And Randy Lee Gosa
• Promotional Recording by Tim Hart
• Rip The Calico by Paul Dooley
• Rua by Rua
• Seisiún Ceoil Bhéal Feirste by Various Artists
• Since Maggie Dooley Learned The Hooley Hooley by The Washington Square Harp And Shamrock Orchestra
• Some Foriegn Land by Colcannon
• Sporting Nell by Tommy McCarthy
• The Best Of Seamus Tansey by Seamus Tansey
• The Green Hills Of Erin by Matt Cunningham
• The Limestone Rock by Micho Russell
• The Man From Clare by Micho Russell
• The New Road by Charlie Piggot And Gerry Harrington
• Tomorrow We Part by Finbar Furey And Bob Stewart
• Traditional Irish Music From Co. Longford by Peter Carberry
• Traditional Irish Music On Flute And Guitar by Jack And Jimmy Coen
• Traditional Irish Tunes Played On The Tin Whistle (2/2) by Geraldine Cotter

X: 1
T: Eanach Dhúin
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: waltz
K: Edor
E EF | G2 FE FE | d2 ef ed | B2AF EF |
D2>E2 EF | G2 FE FE | d2 ef ed | B2AF EE |
E2>B2 Bc/d/ | e2fe d/B/c | d2 ef ed | B2AF EF |
D3 DE F | G2 FE FE | d2 ef ed | B2AF EE | E3 |]

Eanach Dhúin

Slow air.

# Posted on May 20th 2007 by Falkbeer

Eanach Dhúin

Where did you get your transcription from, Falkbeer?

# Posted on May 20th 2007 by nigelg

Eanach Dhuin

I think this is the tune of a song sung in Irish by Michael O'Donnell on the first Bothy Band album.

# Posted on May 20th 2007 by nicholas

Jig Version

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2576

# Posted on November 17th 2007 by slainte

Notation

See also the setting in Tomas O'Canainn's Traditional Slow Airs of Ireland (#40) which is much more accurate (correct time signature, for a start, though I know that's a vexed issue with transcribing slow airs, and I'm not generally a fan of that book....), though at a different (and I think preferable for flute/whistle) pitch - a 4th higher, in A dor. FWIW, one can play it in 3/4 as the OP offers it - the notation is not "wrong" in terms of technical inconsistencies, but I think it loses the feel of the tune as sung/played in most of the renditions I've heard.

# Posted on September 29th 2011 by Jemtheflute

"definitve" song rendition?

Check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bULfyxCVEvw

# Posted on September 29th 2011 by Jemtheflute