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The Trip To Cullenstown

reel

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on May 12th 2004 by Kenny.

This tune has been added to 51 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Trip To Cullenstown, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
d2 de dBGA | B2 BG AGEG | d2 de dBGA | BAAG A4 |
BABd e2 dB | dedB AGEG | B2 BG AGEG |1 DGGF GABc :|2 DGGF G3 A ||
Bd d2 ce e2 | d2 de dBGA | Bd d2 ed d2 | gedB A4 |
BABd e2 dB | dedB AGEG | B2 BG AGEG | DGGF G4 :|

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The Trip To Cullenstown sheetmusic
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Cullenstown

Someone requested this many moons ago. A composition by one of the mouth-organ-playing Murphy brothers - ( was it Phil? ).
First heard it in Kevin Burke's "Raheen" medley on "Up Close", which featured all three Murphys. Recorded by "Altan" on the "Blue Idol" CD. They play it in G, then move up a notch to A as the last tune in the set.

# Posted on May 12th 2004 by Kenny

This is one of the favourite tunes of a local box player. I can play along with him in the session, but I always don't remember how the tune goes when I'm back home. Thanks, Kenny. He always plays Kitty Jones after it. It's a lovely set.

# Posted on May 12th 2004 by slainte

Cullenstown

This was played in almost every session I heard in Cork, and I heard Seamus Creagh do a great version there as well. He has recorded this on an album with Aidan Coffey which I will post when I'm back home. Really enjoying the tunes you're posting at the moment.....

# Posted on May 12th 2004 by Jamie

The Trip to Cullenstown

My version based on Paul Smyth and Mike Cooney's flute and pipes duet playing:

K: Gmaj
Bdde dBGA | B2 GB AGEG | Bdde dBGA | BAAG A2 GA |
BABd e2 dB | dedB AGEG | B2 GB AGEG | DGGF G3 A:|
Bd d2 ce e2 | Bdde dBGA | Bd d2 edef | gedB A2 GA |
BABd e2 dB | dedB AGEG | B2 GB AGEG | DGGF G3 A:|

This is a fairly easy yet gorgeous flute tune. Try mixing Kenny's version and mine.

# Posted on April 23rd 2005 by slainte

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