Key signature: Dmajor
Submitted on May 26th 2007 by JACKB.
This tune has been added to 21 tunebooks.
Also known as Aisling Geal.
X: 1
T: Aisling Gael
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
R: waltz
K: Dmaj
|:AD F2 GA | B3A A2 | Ad d2 ef | f2 e2 dd | d2 d2 dc |
aafa a2 | FF G2 G2 | FE E2 (3AAA | D2 D2 D2 |AD FG B2 |
A2 A2 A2 | d2 de/f/ f2 | e2 dd d2 | d2 dc AA |
FA A2 FF | G2 G2 FE | E2 (3AAA D2 | D2 D2 D2 ||
A2 cd e2 | ef g2 f2 | ed d(3c/d/e/ f2 | A2 A2 AA/A/ |
BA d2 d2 | ef fg g2 | g2 f2 ed | e2 e2 e2 |
d2 cA d2 | dA E2 FG | F2 EA/A/ D2 | D2 DA/A/ DF/G/ |
A2 A2 AF | G2 FE EA | DA DA D2 | D2 D2 D2 ||
AD F2 GA | B2 AA3 | Ad d2 ef | f2 e2 dd | d2 d2 dc | AAFA A2 |
FF G2 G2 | FE E2 EA | DA DA D2 | D2 D2 AD |
F2 GA/B/ =c2 | =c2 =c2 B2 | BG A2 Ad | d2 ef f2 | e2 dd d2 |
d2 dc A/A/F/A/ | A2 FF G2 | G2 FE EA | D2 D2 D2 ||
Aisling Gael
A great slow air from the san nos style
# Posted on May 26th 2007 by JACKB
Aisling geal
Beautiful song air ; have heard it on Martin McCormack's CD - Uilleann Pipes and Whistles. Martin calls it 'Aisling Gheal' with the following description: This song-air derives from the vision poem tradition of Ireland where poets wrote deferentially about their vision of the country, often in the imagery of a beautiful woman. He first heard it sung by Iarla O'Lionard and it is believed to have originated in the West-Cork Gaeltacht area of Baile Bhuirne.
# Posted on May 28th 2007 by KevinOK