Over The Moor To Peggy

reel

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on March 20th 2004 by Brad Maloney.

This tune has been added to 39 tunebooks.

Also known as Monasteraden Fancy, The Monasterevin Fancy, The Monasteryedan Fancy, The Monasteryeden Fancy, Monstereden Fancy, Over The Moore To Peggy.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

Humdinger by Paul Brock And Enda Scahill
In Play by Liz Carroll And John Doyle
Inné Amarach by Teada
Irish Dance Music by Various Artists
Jigs And Reels by The Aughrim Slopes Ceili Band
Last Night's Fun by John Carty
Mo Chairdin by Paul Brock
The Apple In Winter by Brian Conway And Tony DeMarco
The Hop Down by Breda Keville
The Killaville Sessions by Ceoltoiri Coleman
The Tap Room Trio by Tap Room Trio
The Thing Itself by Maeve Donnelly And Peadar O'Loughlin
Turas Ceoil by Marcas O'Murchu

Details ABC Sheetmusic Comments

X: 1
T: Over The Moor To Peggy
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
|:d2 BG dG (3GGG | dGBG c2Bc | d2 BG dG (3GGG |cBAB cege:|
|:d~g3 dece | d~g3 c2Bc |1 d~g3 dece | cBAB (3cdc Bc :|2 d~g3b~g3 | fdBd g2ge ||

Details ABC Sheetmusic Comments

Over the Moor to Peggy

This single reel is often played after Dr Gilbert's, I took this setting from a tape of Martin Wynn's playing it with Brian Conway. I use my pinky on those "dece" bits instead of the open string to give it a smoother sound.

# Posted on March 20th 2004 by Brad Maloney

Lad

This is a setting of "Come West Along the Road" as played by James "Lad" O'Beirne, the Sligo fiddler in New York. A tape of him playing it was the source for the Conway/DeMarco and James Kelly recordings.

# Posted on March 21st 2004 by blarneystar

The Monasteryeden Fancy

To me, this tune is more like a 2-part version of "The Foxhunter's Reel."

# Posted on March 4th 2005 by slainte

Monasteraden Fancy

Correct spelling would appear to be - Monasteraden. see:
http://monasteraden.com/

Paul Brock says in the sleeve notes of his LP - Mo Chairdin:

"The Monasteraden Fancy, which was included in a set of reels recorded by the Aughrim Slopes Ceili Band in 1937, probably got it's name from a townland in Co. Sligo.
It is located near Gurteen in South County Sligo in the general area which produced a number of the legendary Irish traditional fiddle players including James Morrison & Michael Coleman."

Here's his version of the tune:

X: 1
T: Monasteraden Fancy
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
d2BG DGBG|dGBG dgeg|d2BG DGBG|AAAB c2Bc|
d2BG DGBG|dGBG dgeg|d2BG DGBG|AAAB c2Bc||
dg(3gag dgeg|dg(3gag c2Bc|dg(3gag defe|dcAB c2Bc|
dg(3gag dgeg|dg(3gag c2Bc|dg(3gag agfe|dcAB c2Bc||

# Posted on November 27th 2005 by Ptarmigan

Monasteraden Fancy

Watch James Kelly play this tune: http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb1K5BCtLY8

# Posted on March 4th 2008 by slainte

http://www.soundlantern.com/UpdatedSoundPage.do?ToId=23189

Second tune in the set,

# Posted on November 30th 2008 by Brad Maloney