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Hedgehope Hill

reel

Key signature: Amajor

Submitted on May 22nd 2006 by Dow.

This tune has been added to 12 tunebooks.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Hedgehope Hill
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amaj
ceae f2ed|Beef edBe|dBBd BAAF|DFAF ABde|
ceae f2ed|Beef edBe|dBBd BAAF|1 DFAF E2ed:|2 DFAF E4||
|:EAAB cABc|Bdde dcBA|Bdde dcAc|Bc (3dcB cBAF|
EAAB cABc|Bdde dcdf|efgb aece|1 dBGB A4:|2 dBGB A2ed||

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Hedgehope Hill sheetmusic
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Hedgehope Hill

Submitted in response to a request from my dad, who has been nagging me to post this for months. (Dad, here it is. Sorry it took me so long to get round to it!)

This reel was written by Alistair Anderson and appears on the Syncopace album released on Brack Crow in 1995. Hedgehope Hill is in the Cheviots in Northumberland. There's a nice pic of it here: http://www.go4awalk.com/userpics/tedtaylor5.php.

Apparently the guitarist Ian Carr persuaded the band that it worked better as a slow reel, so it's played that way on the recording - straightened out and slow like an air. I've been playing it as a session-speed recently and have decided it works that way too, although it was difficult to get used to hearing it that way because of the recording.

The version given here is based on Chuck Fleming's fiddle setting.

# Posted on May 22nd 2006 by Dow

Chords

The basic chords on the recording (omitting stuff like 7ths and add9s) are as follows:

|:A / Bm / |Em / / / |D / Bm / |Bm / E / |
A / Bm / |Em / / / |D / Bm / |Bm / E / :|
|:A / / / |Bm / / / |Bm / / / |E / / / |
A / / / |Bm / / / |E / A / |E / A / :|

# Posted on May 22nd 2006 by Dow

Whistle setting w/o G#s

On the recording, whistle player Martin Dunn gets round the G#s in the last 2 bars of the B-part by playing this:

...|~e3b aece|dB~B2 A4||

# Posted on May 22nd 2006 by Dow

Hedgehope Hill

Thanks Mark
Nice tune and good photo website.

# Posted on May 24th 2006 by hotspur

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