The Green Hills Of Tyrol

waltz

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on August 29th 2003 by dafydd.

This tune has been added to 21 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• Across The Pond by Kevin Griffin, Roger Burridge And Others
• An Exciting Session With One Of Ireland's Leading Traditional Fiddlers by Tommy Peoples
• Clear The Dresser And Take The Floor by Emerald Ceili Band
• Sweet Rural Shade by Boys Of The Lough
• The Long Finger by Barry Carroll And Joe McHugh
• Wild Blue by Eileen Ivers

X: 1
T: Green Hills Of Tyrol, The
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: waltz
K: Gmaj
|:DGA|B2 BGBc|d2 deBe|dcAFAe|dBGDGA|
B2 BGBc|d2 deBe|dcADFA|1 G3:|2G2G2 ef||
g2 g2 fe|ed d2 e2|dc c2 d2|cB B2 ef|
g2 g2 fe|ed d2 e2|d^c ^c2 BA|
d3 AfA|e3 A^cA|d3 AfA|e3 A^cA|
de^cede|cdBdAd|G3 DGA||

The Green Hills Of Tyrol

Just to keep up the dag (as some members would have it),content of the site,here's another "Green Hills Of Tyrol"

# Posted on March 1st 2003 by dafydd

This is a fairly common march from the Highland bagpipe repetoire, usually written in 2 sharps.

# Posted on September 26th 2004 by Bill Reeder

I presume you can play it as a waltz as well? I like the irregular length of the second half - gives the tune a lot of character.

# Posted on September 26th 2004 by jakki S

The Green Hills Of Tyrol

It is a waltz.

# Posted on March 1st 2003 by dafydd

By Rossini

It is actually a transcription of an operatic piece by Giocomo Rossini - if you play it at a good lick it becomes tyroleann (hence the English words?)

# Posted on September 28th 2004 by Alancorsini