Key signature: Dmajor
Submitted on January 31st 2005 by errik.
This tune has been added to 16 tunebooks.
Also known as An Gasúr Mór, Dwyer's, Prime's.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: An Gasur Mor
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: Dmaj
A3 G|:F2 D2 D>FE>D|C<E A,2 A,2 A>G|F>GE>F D3 e|f>de>c d>AB>G|
(3FGF D2 D>FE>D|C<E A,2 A,2 A>F|D>FA>d B>GE>C|1(3DED C>E D2 A>G:|2(3DED C>E D2 d>e||
|:f<Bf>g f>dB>d|c>Ae>c d>cB>A|^G>AB>c d>fe>d|(3cdc A2 A2 d>e|
f<Bf>g f>dB>d|c>Ae>c d>cB>A|(3Bcd c>e d>AB>G|1F2 D2 D2 d>e:|2F2 D2 D>EF>G||
|:AF~F2 DF~F2|AF~F2 D>FA>F|GE~E2 CE~E2|GE~E2 C>EA>G|
F>DA>F G>AB>d|(3cBA e>c d>cd>e|f>de>c d>AB>G|1F2 D2 D>EF>G:|2F2 D2 D2||
An Gasur Mor
It seems I can't get enough of Altan these days... a fantastic hornpipe from their 'Blackwater' album. What does the title translate to?
# Posted on January 31st 2005 by errik
Title translation
`The well hung boy`..
-without doubt a cousin of `badly drawn boy!`
aka the BIG boy.
# Posted on January 31st 2005 by cos
Seamus Ennis had a 4-part version. I can't remember what name he had for it ('The 67% Bigger Boy'?).
# Posted on February 1st 2005 by granama
An Gasur Mor
Brilliant tune. I requested this a long time ago, but luckily found the MD from the workshop where I learned it the first time. This version is quite consistent with the one I learned. Anyway, thanx for posting. Now all my friends can learn it as well!
Snorre
# Posted on February 1st 2005 by snorre
Pardon my maths - That should have been 33%.
# Posted on February 2nd 2005 by granama
Francis O'Neill recalled this tune from his youth in Cork. He added a fourth part and printed it (in G) as "Dwyer's" after the fiddler who was his source.
The tune is in the Joyce collection as "Prime's."
The setting given here is as it was played by the Donegal fiddler Johnny Doherty.
# Posted on March 22nd 2005 by Don Meade
"O'Dwyer's"
Key signature: G Major
Submitted on October 27th 2005 by Ptarmigan.
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/5125
# Posted on February 23rd 2006 by ceolachan