Hill 60

reel

Key signature: Dmixolydian

Submitted on September 11th 2006 by PaddyCmusic.

This tune has been added to 9 tunebooks.

Also known as Hill 16.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• Another Time by Gavin Whelan
• Festival Of Traditional Irish Music by Various Artists
• Irish Heritage: Ireland's Musical Tradition (CD 1) by Various Artists
• Irish Traditional Accordion Session With Four Champions by Joe Burke, Kevin Loughlin, Finbarr Dwyer And John Whelan
• O' Bheal Go Beal by Marcas O'Murchu
• Pure Traditional Irish Accordion Music by Finbarr Dwyer

X: 1
T: Hill 60
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmix
|:fd ~d2 Adfd|ec ~c2 Gcec|~d2 fd Adfd|ecdB cAGc|
dafa gefd|~c2 Gc gceg|af(3gfe fd^cd|eaag fd d2:|
|:~d2 ef gefd|eage d^cAG|Adef ~g2 fg|eaag fd d2|
~f2 dA FAEA|~D2 fd gefg|af(3gfe fd^cd| eaag fd d2:|

From Finbarr Dwyer: Pure Irish Trad music on Button Accordion

I got this tune fron Finbarr Dwyer's album "Pure Irish Trad Music on Button Accordion". It's in a stange key which I don't think it technically Dmix but it's fairly close, I think. It definitley sounds like a Finbarr Dwyer composition but have no confirmation of that, although I wouldn't be surprised to find out that it is.

Well, I like the tune anyway. Enjoy!

# Posted on September 11th 2006 by PaddyCmusic

60 or 16?

Marcas O'Murchu recorded this as Hill 16, which seems to be a typo.

# Posted on September 13th 2006 by slainte

Finbarr Dwyer Composition

I found an article on the net which gives info about the tunes that Gavin Whelan plays on his album "Another Time". He says simply "Hill 16 is a composition of Finbar Dwyer". No other information is given but that's cleared something up that's been in my mind for a while.

# Posted on January 3rd 2007 by PaddyCmusic