The Plains Of Boyle
hornpipe
Key signature: Dmajor
Submitted on April 21st 2002 by Josh Kane.
This tune has been added to 199 tunebooks.
Also known as Plains Of Boyle, Roscommon Airport.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
- Aontas by Aontas
- As I Went Over Blackwater by Mick Hanly
- Bean Chairdin by Dympna O'Sullivan
- Beginning Irish Fiddle by Martin Mulvihill
- Capel Street by James Kelly
- Ceol Mor by Ceol Mor
- Classic Recordings Of The Irish Fiddle Legend by Paddy Reynolds
- Cork Folk Festival Archive: Celebrating 21 Years by Various Artists
- Cronin And Burke by Johnny Cronin And Joe Burke
- Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 2 by Matt Cunningham
- Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 3 by Matt Cunningham
- Dance Music Of Ireland: Volume 4 by Matt Cunningham
- Doublin' by Paddy Glackin And Paddy Keenan
- Drifted by Ginger
- Erne by Jim McGrath, Cathal Hayden, Gerry O'Donnell, Tommy O'Sullivan
- Foinn Seisiun 2 by Ceoltóirí Cultúrlainne
- From Ballymote To Brooklyn by Paddy Killoran and James Morrison
- From Leitrim To London by Brian Rooney
- Good Boy M.A. by Michael Anthony MacLean
- Hills Of Erin by Karen Ashbrook
- Irish Fiddle Solos by Pete Cooper
- Irish Piping Tradition by Gay McKeon
- Irish Traditional Music (on Uilleann Pipes, Hammered Dulcimer, Fiddle, Flute And Whistle) by Various Artists
- Jiggin' The Blues by Frankie Gavin, Rick Epping And Tim Edey
- La Harpe Irlandaise - The Irish Harp by Katrien Delavier
- Learning Irish Fiddle by Paul McNevin
- Legacy by Tommy O Sullivan
- Leo Rowsome: Classics Of Irish Piping by Leo Rowsome
- McGreevy And Cooley by John McGreevy And Seamus Cooley
- Melodeon by John Gannon
- My Love Is In America by Various Artists
- Oldtime Records Vol 2 (U.S. Recordings) by Various Artists
- Pathway To The Well by Matt Molloy And John Carty With Arty McGlynn
- Raise The Rafters by Molly's Revenge
- Return To Droim by Colm Gannon
- Rock And More Roses by Pat Kilbride
- Seanchairde by Dermy Diamond, Tara Diamond, Dáithí Sproule
- Seoltai Seidte (Setting Sail) by Various Artists
- Sheila Maguire by Sheila Maguire
- Slipstream by Frank Simon
- Straight From The Bottle by Jameson's Revenge
- Tasty Touches CD 1 by Martin Donohoe
- The Cat That Ate The Candle by John Carty And Brian McGrath
- The Gallowglass Ceili Band by The Gallowglass Ceili Band
- The Humours Of Lewisham, Volume Three by Aidan Crossey
- The Michael Sexton Ceili Band by The Michael Sexton Ceili Band
- Traditional Irish Music by William Sullivan
- Traditional Irish Music (traditional Music Session From Belfast) by Various Artists
- Traditional Irish Music Played On The Uilleann Pipes by Robbie Hannan
- Traditional Irish Tunes Played On The Tin Whistle (2/2) by Geraldine Cotter
- Traditional Music From The Glens Of Antrim by Leo Brown And PJ Hill
- Traditional Music On The Hammer Dulcimer by John Rea
- Traditionally Yours by Winston 'Scotty' Fitzgerald
- Tunes For Practice by Seamus Creagh
- UnButtoned by Tommie Cunniffe
- Up And Coming - Ó Ghlúin Go Glúin by Oisín And Conal Hernon
- We Won't Go Home 'Til Morning by Brendan Begley
- Whistle Wizardry by Vinnie Kilduff
- Within A Mile O' Jamestown by Mick Mulvey
- Wooden Flute Obsession Disk 2 by Various Artists
X: 1
T: Plains Of Boyle, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: hornpipe
K: Dmaj
|: FG | AFDE FEDF | (3ABA GB AFD2 | fedf edce | dBAB =cABG |
AFDE FEDF | (3ABA GB AFD2 | fedB (3ABA GE | F2D2 D2 :|
|: fg | afdf g2fe | dfed BAFG | (3ABA FA BAFA | ~A2FA BAfg |
afdf g2fe | dfed BAFG | ~A3F GBAG | F2D2 D2 :|
The Plains of Boyle (hornpipe)
A beguiling tune, which comes up in my sessions now and again.
I learnt it properly yesterday from Pete Cooper's workshop in Bristol (UK). He linked it with Eamonn McGivney's Hornpipe, which he also taught us.
Trevor
# Posted on September 28th 2003 by lazyhound
The Plains of Boyle
Pete Cooper's version of the Plains of Boyle is very close to the version posted here. I hope to post Eamon McGivney's as soon as I can do a transcription.
Trevor
# Posted on September 28th 2003 by lazyhound
Plains of Boyle
Here is Pete Cooper's version as played with ornaments and bowings. "u" = down-bow, "v" = up-bow, and "( )" encloses a series of notes played on one bow.
(FG)|uA(FDE) FEDv(F|(3ABA) GB AFD(e|{a}fe)df edc(e| dB)A(B =cA)GB|
AFDv(E {G}FE)D(F|(3ABA) GB AFD(e|{a}fe)dB ABAG|F2 D2 D2:|
|:v(fg|af)ud(f {a}g2)fe|dfe(d BA)Fv(G|(3ABA) FA BAF(B|(3ABA) F(A {d}BA)F(f|
af)df (3ggu(g f)e|dfev(d BA)F(G|A2) AF GBA(G|F2) D2 D2:||
Trevor
# Posted on October 1st 2003 by lazyhound
Here is Francis McPeake's whistle version:
F>G|A>FD>E F>ED>F|(3ABA G>B A>FD>d|f>ed>f e>dc>e|d>cA>B (3cBA G>B|
A>FD>E F>ED>F|(3ABA G>B A>FD>d|f>ed>c (3ABA (3GAG|F2D2D2z2:|
f>g|(3agf (3gfe f>de>c|d>ef>d B>AF>G|(3ABA F>A d>AF>A|B>AF>D d>ef>g|
(3agf (3gfe f>de>c|d>ef>d B>AF>G|(3aba F>A d>BA>G|F2D2D2z2:|
# Posted on October 2nd 2005 by Innocent Bystander
Banjo tune
i learned this tune on the banjo a few months ago, from a kieran hanrahan recording. he plays it splendidly. it's a great tune for all fretted instruments; one of the best banjo hornpipes that i know of.
# Posted on October 8th 2006 by banjoplayingmaniac