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Temple Hill

reel

Key signature: Edorian

Submitted on March 9th 2004 by gian marco.

This tune has been added to 37 tunebooks.

Also known as The Darling , Paul Brock's, Sweetheart, The Sweetheart, The Temple Hill.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

House To House by Randal Bays And Roger Landes
Redwood by Lunasa
Shady Woods by Tommy Martin
The Black Rose by Jesse Autumn With Barry Phillips
The Smoky Chimney by Eoghan O'Sullivan, Gerry Harrington, Paul De Grae
The Thorn Tree by Grainne Hambly
They Sailed Away From Dublin Bay by Liam Farrell And Joe Whelan
Traditional Music From East Clare by Mary MacNamara

Details ABC Sheetmusic Comments

X: 1
T: Temple Hill
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Edor
|:B,E~E2 B2AF|BFAF DEFD|B,E~E2 BABd|1dBAF E2FD:|2dBAF E2F/G/A||
|:Bdeg f2ec|dBAF DEFA|Bdeg f2ec|1dBAF E3A:|2dBAF E3F|
|:G3E F3D|EGFE DB,B,2|1GE~E2 FDD2|EGFD E3F:|2DFEG FAdB|AFDF E3A||

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Temple Hill (reel)

Source: Gerry Harrington, Eoghan O'Sullivan,Paul de Grae - "The Smoky Chimney"
Transcription: g.m.p.

# Posted on March 9th 2004 by gian marco

Mistake

The 1st bar of the 3rd part shoud be |G3E F3D|
sorry

# Posted on March 9th 2004 by gian marco

Temple hill-in G

A nicer version of this tune(i.m.h.o.!!) exists in the book IRISH TUNES BY THE HUNDRED.Compiles by Sean McGuire and Josie Keegan in 1975.

# Posted on March 10th 2004 by cos

Smokey chimney

nice to have another tune from that album, one of my all time favorites!

# Posted on March 11th 2004 by Dont

Smokey chimney

I agree with you, its a good album.

# Posted on March 11th 2004 by gian marco

Temple Hill reel

You can also hear a wonderful version of this reel on Ann Heymann's monumental testament to traditional harp playing " Queen of Harps". It is a _real_ eye opener to those unfamilar with the wire harp. Her setting is similar to the printed one save ornaments. She follows this with the Temple House Jigs in a couple different settings.

# Posted on March 18th 2004 by ceadach

A.K.A. The Sweetheart Reel

This is also known as The Sweetheart Reel. Here's an attempt to transcribe Mary MacNamara's version (minus the ornaments):

# Posted on July 2nd 2004 by GaryAMartin

Temple Hill

I suddenly realised this is a 3-part setting of "The Tap Room" or "The Hard Road to Travel": http://thesession.org/tunes/display.php/711

# Posted on April 10th 2005 by slainte

Set

This can be played on a set after Molly on the Shore or Drowsy Maggie

# Posted on August 21st 2005 by irishimp

Redwood

My transcription of Lúnasa's version:

X: 1
T: Temple Hill
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Ador
EAAB e2dB|eBdB GAAG|EAAB edef|1gedB BAAG:|2gedB BA (3Bcd||
e~a3 abag|egdg egdg|e~a3 abag|egdB B~A3|
e~a3 abag|egde ~g3a|b2af gefd|(3efg ed BAAG||
"Last time" (3efg ed BAGB|A8||

# Posted on July 15th 2006 by Pere

It's called Paul Brock's on "They Sailed Away from Dublin Bay". Not sure how his name got attached to it but they play it in Ador, 3 parts (each with 16 bars)

# Posted on April 10th 2007 by PaddyCmusic

P.J. and Marcas Hernon recorded this reel as Colm O'Donnell's Favourite on their duet album "Beal a' Mhurlaigh". Few musicians know the "correct" titles.

Someone posted a variant of this tune a while ago: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/6977

# Posted on April 10th 2007 by slainte

Temple Hill

Percy Grainger made a piano arrangement of this tune (an Ador version similar to Lúnasa's version above), and possibly arranged it for orchestra. He got this tune from Stanford's edition of "The Complete Petrie Collection of Ancient Irish Music", where it is Tune No 901 in Ador and described as a Cork reel.

# Posted on October 5th 2007 by lazyhound