Key signature: Dmajor
Submitted on January 7th 2003 by paul95.
This tune has been added to 147 tunebooks.
Also known as 1st Templebar Set, Sergeant Murphy.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Paddy's Trip To Scotland
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmaj
dA~A2 BAGF|GABd cABc|d2ed cABc|dfed cABc|
dA~A2 BAGF|GABd cABc|d2ed cABc|1 dfec d2dc:|2 dfec d2dB||
|:Adfd Adfd|~g3f edcB|Acec Acec|~f3e dcBc|
Adfd Adfd|~g3f efge|aA~A2 BABc|1 dfec d2dB:|2 dfec dABc||
Paddy's trip to Scoland
Paddy's trip to Scotland is the first tune of the Donegal set
(Dervish: The Boys of Sligo). It can be heard too on
Altan: Horse with a Heart
# Posted on January 7th 2003 by paul95
Altan's Version
I like Dervish's setting you've given, Paul, and will work that up for my own playing. On their Live cd, Altan does a different--more Donegal--setting, with a distinctly different B part, as follows:
T: Paddy's Trip to Scotland
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
D: Altan Live
K: D maj
(3ABc|:dA (3AAA BAGF|GA (3Bcd cABc|(3ddd ed cABc|dfed cABc|
|dA (3AAA BAGF|GA (3Bcd cABc|(3ddd ed cABc|1 dfec d2 (3ABc:|2 dfec dAFG||
|:Adfd Adfd|Adfd dcBc|Acec Acec|Acec dcBc|
|Adfd Adfd|Adfd d/e/dc B^g-|aA (3AAA dcBA||1 (3Bcd ec dcBc:| 2 (3Bcd ec d2 (3ABc||
This is a great way to compare two very different stylistic approaches to the same tune--the Dervish "Sligo" approach, which uses more linear melodic phrases, and Altan's Donegal style, carrying the punchy arpeggiated phrases of the B part into the next measure, and sprinkling in a few more bowed triplets.
# Posted on January 7th 2003 by Will CPT
I didn't even know I was looking for this one.
It pays to check out all the new additions. I have enjoyed this tunes for years but I never got around to it. Thanks for the posts.
# Posted on January 8th 2003 by Mark Cordova
Thank you. X marks the spot. So long as it's not the last field before the score. Putting it last seemed to give me a blank image.
# Posted on December 30th 2007 by sbhikes
Sorry, that comment was meant for a discussion, but it goes here just as well because my question was why can't I paste that ABC into concertina.net without an error. The answer is to add X: 1 to the ABC.
# Posted on December 30th 2007 by sbhikes