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The Inchindown

jig

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on March 10th 2005 by Johannes J.

This tune has been added to 6 tunebooks.

Also known as Brown Ale.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Inchindown, The
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|:GDE GAB|deg edB|AEA cAc|eag fed|
BGB dBd|gdg bgd|eab age|1 dBA G (BA):|2 dBA G (ef)||
|:gBc def|gdg bgd|ece efg|fdf fga|
gBc def|gdg bgd|eab age|1 dBA G (ef):|2 dba G3||

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The Inchindown sheetmusic
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Scottish jig by Dagger Gordon

I've not been submitting many tunes lately but I'll be rectifying that. there's so much out ther to share. :-)

This is actually a Scottish tune composed by that wonderful mandolin player, David (Dagger)Gordon. Inchindown is about four miles north of Invergordon in Easter Ross.

I'm not suggesting that it sounds Irish :-) or otherwise but would still fit in very well in an Irish set or session.

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by Johannes J

Very pretty melody, John, a keeper for sure. Keep 'em coming.

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by Will CPT

Irishizing the tune :o)

I don't hear this tune as distinctly Scottish sounding--more just a beautiful jig. But a few (fairly obvious) "variations" help bring out its charms.

This tune would work well as a treble jig for step dancers.

X: 1
T: Inchindown, The
C: Dave Gordon (hey, isn't he a NASCAR driver?)
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|:GD/D/E GAB|deg edB|AEA ~c3|eag {g}fed|
|BGB dB/c/d|~g3 bgd|eab age|1 dBA G (BA):|2 dBA G (ef)||
|:gBc def|~g3 bgd|ece ef/f/g|fdf fga|
|gBc def|ge/f/g bgd|eab age|1 dBA G (ef):|2 dba G3||

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by Will CPT

Just a personal little rant here.

God, I despise those little smiley faces. How insipid!

End of rant.

Nice tune, though.

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by radriano

*hic* scuse me

It's a lovely jig, and Irishy enough as submitted. I'm wondering if Will added those hic-ups to give it a slightly inebriated feeling.

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by Phantom Button

Actually, it reminds me a bit of Boys of Lough Gowna, which I also use as a treble, and the bowed triplets go well with the dancer's steps.

# Posted on March 10th 2005 by Will CPT

*hic*

Uh huh... sure, Will... pour me another one... ok? ;-)

(Sorry about the "insipid" smiley face thingy there, Richard.)

# Posted on March 11th 2005 by Phantom Button

Also known as "Brown Ale" ...

Liz Doherty plays this as Brown Ale in a nearly identical version on "Last Orders" (All In Good Time - Brown Ale - Miss Sarah McFadyen).

Maybe that's where the inebriated feeling comes from. :-)

I'll add the extra name so the set's complete in the database.

X: 1
T: Brown Ale
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
F|: GDE GAB | deg edB | AEA ~c3 | eag fed | ~B3 dBd | ~g3 bgd | eab age | dBA G2F :|2 dBA G2f ||
|: gBc def | gdg bgd | e2e efg | ~f3 fga | gBc def | gdg bgd | eab age | dBA G2f :|2 dBA 2G ||

# Posted on August 31st 2008 by Tish

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