Key signature: Amixolydian
Submitted on April 6th 2010 by bhamsesh.
This tune has been added to 15 tunebooks.
Also known as The Smith Of Killiechassie.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Smith Of Chilliechassie, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amix
AAAB e2Ae|d2Gd BBBG|AAAB e2Ae|eAdB AAAG|
AAAB e2Ae|edde BBBG|AAAB e2AB|g2dB AAAG||
g2fg aefd|g2fg BBBG|g2fg aefd|e2dB AAAG|
g2fg aefd|g2fg BBBG|aefd e2ge|d2dB AAAG||
AAAB ~A2e2|AAAd BBBG|AAAB ~A2e2|GGGB AAAG|
AAAB ~A2eA|dBBd BBBG|g2ea e2Ad|B2GB AAAG||
g2fg a2ag|egdg BBBG|g2fg a2af|e2dB AAAG|
g2fg a2ag|egdg BBBG|eA ~A2 e2ge|d2dB AAAG||
BBBc B2f2|BBBf BBcA|BBBc B2f2|AAAc eAcA|
BBBc B2f2|BBBf BBcA|BBBc d2de|f2ed cecA||
fBBa BBfe|fBBa BBcA|fBBa BBfe|AAAc eAcA|
fBBa BBfe|fBBa BBcA|BBBc d2de|f2ed cecA||
Here's the Tannahill Weavers setting ...
Of the The Smith Of Chilliechassie, a traditional Scottish reel. This is not the setting most Highland pipers are used to. I first saw a setting like this from a book of Cape Breton fiddle tunes. This is perhaps a fiddle setting, with the A, B, C, & D parts in A dorian and the E & F parts in B minor. (I submitted the tune as Amix though just to make sure the C#s were there for the E & F parts.)
FYI, on the recording the TWs repeat the A & B parts to end the tune.
Enjoy! Cheers!
# Posted on April 6th 2010 by bhamsesh
Willie Ross version
X: 1
T: The Smith of Chilliechassie
R: Reel
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Amix
| AAAB e2Ae|d2Gd BBBG|AAAB e2Ae|d2GB AAAG|
| AAAB e2Ae|d2Gd BBBG|AAAB e2AB|g2dB AAAG|
|:g2fg aefd|g2fg BBBG|g2fg aefd|1g2dB AAAG:|2egdB AAAG|
|:AAdA BAdA|AAdA BBBG|AAdA BAdA|BedB AAAG:|
|g2fe e<aae|g2fg BBBG|g2fe f>aae|gedB AAAG |
|g2fe eaae|g2fg BBBG|g2fe fgaf|egdB AAAG||
|AAAB A2eA|AAAd BBBG|AAAB A2eA|BedB AAAG|
|AAAB A2eA|dBBd BBBG|g2ea e2Ad|B2GB AAAG||
|g2fe a2af|egdg BBBG|g2fe a2af|egdB AAAG|
|g2fe a2af|egdg BBBG|e2AB A2eA|egdB AAAG||
# Posted on July 1st 2010 by gam