Key signature: Gmajor
Submitted on May 15th 2003 by fluter_d.
This tune has been added to 69 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Marino, The
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: waltz
K: Gmaj
g2d3B | F4B2 | E4c2 | D6 |
C2D2E2 | F2D3A | G2D2B2 | A6 |
g2d3B | F4f2 | e2d3c | E4e2 |
d2c2A2 |F4B2 | G6 |1 G6 :|2 G4D2 ||
|: D2E2F2 | G2A2B2 | B6 | F6 |
E6 | c4E2 | G6 | F6 |
C2D2E2 | F2D2A2 | G2D2d2 | e4d2 |
c2A2F2 | D4B2 | G6 | G6 :|
The Marino Waltz
I was taught this lovely relaxing waltz tune a couple of weeks ago. I believe it has been recorded by The Dubliners.
Trevor
# Posted on September 26th 2004 by lazyhound
The Marino Waltz
The Marino Waltz, according to a Google search, has been recorded not only by The Dubliners, but by The Chieftains, The Pogues, and, presumably, many others.
This tune is not to be confused with "Marino Casino", an entirely different tune written by and recorded by The Dubliners on their 40th Anniversary DVD.
Trevor
# Posted on October 1st 2004 by lazyhound
Marino Waltz
The Dubliner's recording is on their "Celebration" album.
Trevor
# Posted on October 1st 2004 by lazyhound
The Marino Waltz
A further comment I feel I should make is that there is one version of this tune on JC's database which is quite incorrectly transcribed in 6/8 (jig time!) - each bar of the 6/8 corresponding to 2 bars of the correct 3/4 waltz time.
Trevor
# Posted on October 1st 2004 by lazyhound
composed by John Sheahan of The Dubliners...
it soon became popular all over Ireland
# Posted on January 20th 2005 by strakajoe
"The Marino Waltz"
K: G Major
|: d e>f |
g2 d3 B | F4 c>F | E4 B>E | D6 |
C2 D3 E | F2 D3 A | G2 D3 B | A3 d e>f |
g2 d2 B2 | F4 f2 | e2 3c A | E4 e2 |
d2 c2 A2 |F2 D3 B | G6 | G3 :|
|: z D2 |
|: D2 E2 F2 | G2 A2 B2 | B6 | F6 |
E6 | c4 E2 | G4 F>E | F6 |
C2 D2 E2 | F2 D2 A2 | G2 D2 d2 | e4 d2 |
c2 A2 F2 | D4 B2 | G6 | G3 :|
# Posted on June 25th 2006 by ceolachan
The Marino Waltz
Wasn't this the tune used in the 'Bord na Mona' ads on telly years ago.
Wow it brings back memories. I love this tune.
# Posted on August 22nd 2006 by session savage
John Shehan composed this while in his mother's house in Marino, I believe. That's how he got the name for it. I think he's from the Marino area himself.
# Posted on September 21st 2006 by PaddyCmusic
Marino Waltz
Composed by John Sheehan of the Dubliners and if I remember right he first played it in on the Late Late Show in the late eighties when the Dubliners were celebrating 25 years. The Irish Turf (Peat) Board used it in their advert on TV selling Briquettes (compressed peat) and the rest is history, and yes he did write it in Marino in Dublin.
# Posted on July 10th 2007 by Free Reed
Marino Waltz
I think it is a lovely tune I heard at a pub very soothing as well
# Posted on March 18th 2008 by becky ryan