Palm Sunday

jig

Key signature: Adorian

Submitted on June 16th 2002 by slainte.

This tune has been added to 102 tunebooks.

Also known as Scully Casey's.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• At First Light by Michael McGoldrick And John McSherry
• Barefoot On The Altar by Chulrua
• Callan Bridge by Niall And Cillian Vallely
• Casey In The Cowhouse by Bobby Casey
• Castle Ceili Band by Castle Ceili Band
• Ceol Agus Foinn : Music And Songs From The Willie Clancy Summer School by Lynn Saoirse
• Cherish The Ladies by Peg McGrath, Kathleen Smyth, Mary Mulholland
• Continental Reel by Birkin Tree
• Dance Music Of Ireland: Jigs And Reels by Lynn Saoirse
• Dancing To Jigs And Reels by Lynn Saoirse
• Dark Of The Moon by Grey Larsen And Paddy League
• Eavesdropper by Kevin Burke And Jackie Daly
• From West To East - Live Sessions by Lynn Saoirse
• Harmonic Motion by Slide
• Hives Of Honeyed Sound by Padraic Mac Mathuna
• Irish Fiddle Solos by Pete Cooper
• John Williams by John Williams
• Mick Mulcahy by Mick Mulcahy
• Midsummer's Night by Dervish
• Notes From My Mind by Seamus Connolly
• Reeds And Rosin by Todd Denman And Dale Russ
• Standing Room Only by Eliot Grasso
• Step Into The Beat: Modern Irish Dance Music by Ellery Klein And Ryan Lacey
• Straight From The Bottle by Jameson's Revenge
• Sugrú by Eilish O'Connor
• Taking Flight by Bobby Casey
• The Dusty Miller by Conor, Gay And Seán McKeon
• The Family Album by The McCarthys
• The Gloup by Mark Roberts
• The Hop Down by Breda Keville
• The Lark's March by Patricia Clark
• The Last House In Ballymakea by Junior Crehan
• The Merry Sisters Of Fate by Lunasa
• The Orange Tree by Grey Larsen And Andre Marchand
• The Pipers' Gathering 2005 by Lynn Saoirse
• The Singing Kettle by Chulrua
• Tobar An Dúchais by Brid O'Donohue
• Tobar An Dúchais: Solo Traditional Irish Tin Whistle Music From County Clare by Bríd O'Donohue
• Traditional Irish Music On Flute And Guitar by Jack And Jimmy Coen
• Trip To Fanore by Eugene Lambe
• Two For Two by Laurence Nugent
• Wind Dancer by Conor Byrne

X: 1
T: Palm Sunday
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Ador
B|:AGE G2E|G2E G2E|A2B c2d|e2d efg|
~e3 dBA|BAG Bcd|edc BAG|B2A A2B:|
|:~a3 efg|aga bge|gfg gfe|dBA GBd|
efg ded|BAG Bcd|edc BAG|B2A A2B:|

Beware of another title

As far as I know, two tunes have the title "Scully Casey's." This is not the one that John Williams and Dervish play.

# Posted on June 16th 2002 by slainte

Palm Sunday

Another source: Jack and Jimmy Coen play this on their
Cd: ' Traditional Irish Music for Flute and Guitar'
Track 2; paired as: Palm Sunday / Rath Amhain, as D jigs

# Posted on January 25th 2004 by windybaer

Crawford's Version

Kevin takes the first two bars like this:

B|AGE FGE|FGE FGE

# Posted on May 30th 2006 by Unseen122

Aren't they slides?

Maybe it's because they play fast, but I think the tunes are not jigs but slides.

# Posted on January 19th 2007 by Matt_Celta