Key signature: Emixolydian
Submitted on March 7th 2004 by violynnsey.
This tune has been added to 13 tunebooks.
Also known as The Laurel Groves, Scully Casey's.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Delia Crowley's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Emix
c2BA GE~E2|GEBA GEGB|ceBA GEEA|~F3D FGAe|
ceBA GE~E2|GEBA GEGB|ceBA GEEA|~F3D FGAc|
K:Emaj
BeeB ebge|(3fga fe d~B3|edeg bgeb|fafe f2 (3Bcd|
efga bgeg|(3fga fe d~B3|~c3B cdef|gbaf geec|
Delia Crowley's
This tune I learned from a recording of the outstanding fiddler Maeve Donnelly. The first part of the tune is in E Mixolydian and the second part is in E Major (with the D#s) - unfortunately, I had to list the key as "A Major" because there was no choice for E Mixolydian in the submission form, and I have no clue as how to write a natural sign in ABC notation! Maeve plays this as the last tune in a medley of three tunes, which I will post soon. The first tune in the set is "The New Road," followed by "The Yellow Tinker" and then "Delia Crowley's."
Enjoy!
Lynnsey
# Posted on March 7th 2004 by violynnsey
Nice sounding
Lynn - are there any repeats in this tune? Eigth bar - sixteenth? It looks and sounds great. - Is this originally from Scotland?
# Posted on March 7th 2004 by 2situla
ABC notation
Lynnsey, a natural sign is designated by an "equals sign" (=) before the note. So a B natural note would be =B.
# Posted on March 8th 2004 by radriano
Thanks for the ABC help - I'll remember that for future posting!
As to the question of repeats, I believe that this is a single reel - at least, that's the way Maeve Donnelly plays it on her recording. I wrote it down how she plays it, so no repeats.
I'm not sure as to the origin of the tune. It could very well be Scottish - it sort of sounds that way, doesn't it? Maybe others have more info about this tune than I do...
# Posted on March 10th 2004 by violynnsey
The Laurel Groves?
What a great tune! I've just found these on the net. Pretty sure it's the same tune, just a different setting:
T: The Laurel Groves
S: John Kelly (Clare)
K: D
B2AG FDDE|FDAD BDAD|B2AG FDDF|ED=CD EFGE:|
d3f a3f|g2fg eBB2|d3f a3f|g2fg egfe|
d3f a3f|g2fg eBB2|B3A Bcde|f2eg fdd2||
T: Scully Casey's
S: Seamus Connolly
K: D
B2AG FDDE|(3FGA DF ADFA|B2AG FDDE|1 E=CC2 EFGA:|2 E2ED EFGA||
dcde f2ed|gefd eBBA|Addc defd|(3gag fg efge|
dcde f2ed|gefd edBe|(3dcB cA Bcde|f2af fedA||
If they are the same tune I think I prefer Maeve Donnelly's key and setting.
# Posted on March 10th 2004 by Dow