Key signature: Fmajor
Submitted on July 5th 2006 by MBAC.
This tune has been added to 48 tunebooks.
Also known as Erin Shore, The Green Glens Of Gweedor.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: waltz
K: Fmaj
C2|"C"G2A2B2|G4 C2|G2E2G2|"F"F2E2C2|"Bb"B,2A,2B,2|"C"C4 C2|
C6-|C4 A2|"F"A2G2F2|"C"G4c2|"C7"c4B2|G4 BB|B2A2G2|
"F"F2C2D2|"Bb"B,6-|B,4 A2|"F"A2G2F2|"C"G4 A=B|"C7"c4 B2|
G4 cc|"Bb"B2A2G2|"F"F2C2D2|"Bb"B,6-|B,4 C2|"C7"G2A2B2|
G4C2|"C"G2E2G2|"F"F2E2C2|"Bb"B,2A,2B,2|"F"C4 C2|"C"C6||
Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
The right key is C mixolydian.
As many Irish songs (specially of the XIX century), the lyrics of this air talk about emigration.
# Posted on July 5th 2006 by MBAC
By the way, I've recently heard an air named "Roving Galway Boy"; the phrases of that one end as "Paddy's Green..." (F2E2C2|,B2,A2,B2|C4C2|C6-|C4). But I'm sure that the beggining of the phrases was different.
Could they be, anyway, the same tune?
# Posted on July 6th 2006 by MBAC
Paddy Green's Shamrock Shore on harp?
I stumbled upon this lovely waltz just last night, it's on a cd I've had a while but hadn't listened to, "Instrumental Celtic Airs from Ireland"...a bit sleepy and not very well played in some cases but this tune really jumped out at me. Had it in my harp hands in no time, but appreciate the sheet music aid.
# Posted on June 18th 2007 by khandro