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Flying To The Fleadh

slip jig

Key signature: Bminor

Submitted on April 3rd 2005 by RogueFiddler.

This tune has been added to 40 tunebooks.

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X: 1
T: Flying To The Fleadh
M: 9/8
L: 1/8
R: slip jig
K: Bmin
Bc|:~d3 Bcd cBA|~B3 c2d e2g|~f3 efg fed|~e3 a2e dce|
~d3 B2d cBA|~B3 c2d e2g|~f3 efg fed|1 ede a2e dBc:|2 ~e3 a2e d2e||
|:~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|~B3 c2d e2g|~f3 c2A cde|
~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|B2d c2e d2f|1 edc aec d2e:|2 edc aec B2c||
|:~d3 ~c3 dcB|~c3 ~B3 cde|~d3 ~c3 def|edc aec B2c|
~d3 ~c3 dcB|~c3 ~B3 cBA|B2d c2e def|edc aec B2c:|

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Flying To The Fleadh sheetmusic
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Flying to the Fleadh

I love this slip jig. I heard Grainne Hambly play it at a festival last summer. I transposed it from a session tape I made of a friend in Cincinnati.

According to Grainne's liner notes for her Between the Showers CD - This slip jig is one of the compositions of uilleann piper Patrick Davey, from Belfast. It was composed in August 1995, on the occasion of the All-Ireland Fleadh Cheoil held in Listowel, Co. Kerry.

# Posted on April 3rd 2005 by RogueFiddler

Variation for B & C parts ....

As suggested by a friend. Note the turns in the 7th bar of each part.

|:~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|~B3 c2d e2g|~f3 c2A cde|
~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|BFd cFe dGf|1 edc aec d2e:|2 edc aec B2c||
|:~d c3 dcB|~c B3 cde|~d c3 def|edc aec B2c|
~d c3 dcB|~c B3 cBA|BFd cFe def|edc aec B2c:|

# Posted on June 3rd 2005 by RogueFiddler

Correction to variation. Dropped a few beats. Sorry

|:~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|~B3 c2d e2g|~f3 c2A cde|
~f3 efa fed|~e3 a2e dcA|BFd cFe dGf|1 edc aec d2e:|2 edc aec B2c||
|:~d3 c3 dcB|~c3 B3 cde|~d3 c3 def|edc aec B2c|
~d3 c3 dcB|~c3 B3 cBA|BFd cFe def|edc aec B2c:|

# Posted on June 3rd 2005 by RogueFiddler

A lovely, lovely tune. I learned it a few years ago from my harp teacher Kathy DeAngelo who learned it from Grainne Hambly.

I found it very difficult at first and dropped it from my repetoire for a long time. I have since re-learned it and am very glad I put all that time into it the first time around.

# Posted on May 15th 2008 by Andee

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