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The Cook In The Kitchen

jig

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on June 26th 2002 by Mad Baloney.

This tune has been added to 188 tunebooks.

Also known as Cook In The Kitchen, Northside Kitchen, The Northside Kitchen.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Cook In The Kitchen, The
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|: E | DGG GFG | =FDE ~F3 | DGG GFG | A2 d cAG |
DGG GFG | =FDE F2 d | cAG FGA | BGG G2 :||
|: A | ~B3 BAG | ~A3 AGF | ~G3 GFG | A2 d cAG |
~B3 BAG | ~A3 A2 d | cAG FGA | BGG G2 :||
|: B | d2 e f2 g | a2 g fed | cAG FGA | B/c/dB cAG |
d2 e f2 g | a2 g fed | cAG FGA | BGG G2 :||

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The Cook In The Kitchen sheetmusic
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Bread and Butter

Another bread & butter tune, the F naturals in the first part give this tune a lift. A good jig to pair with tunes like "Petticoat Loose" or "High Part of the Road" This tune is also good to practice your Fnats on flute whistle if you don't have them down yet.

# Posted on June 26th 2002 by Mad Baloney

I hope you have a keyed flute. :-)

# Posted on June 27th 2002 by glauber

I've heard this one played with the first F in bars 2 and 6 played as an F# - probably arising from pipers, and flute players with keyless flutes being unable to half-hole quick enough to get in the Fnatural.

It goes nicely before Tatter Jack Walsh.

# Posted on June 28th 2002 by granama

I like to play this tune followed by Seamus Cooleys and then Jim Wards jigs. I'm guilty of playing those F#'s after a year of hit or miss with the F naturals. Someday when I have a keyed flute, that will change : )
Joyce

# Posted on June 28th 2002 by JMH

An alternate version

Here's a version I got from Ayelet Hacohen in Israel. She says that Amir, a guitar and mandoline player, transcribed it following a Dubliners interpretation.
I like this version (which is not a plain transposition of the standard one in G - and does not have any difficult flute/whistle fingerings!) and find that it sits nicely after "Dusty Windowsills" in Ador.


T: Cook In The Kitchen, The
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmaj
|:dAd ded|cAB =c3|dAd dcd|eaa ged|
dAd ded|cAB =c2a|ged cde|1 fdd d3:|2 fdd d2e||
|:f2f fed|e2e e3|Add dcd|eaa ged|
f2f fed|e2e e2a|ged cde|fdd d3:|
|:A2B c2d|e2d cBA|GED CDE|FDD GEE|
A2B c2d|e2d cBA|GED CDE|FDD D3:|

# Posted on June 12th 2004 by sixholes

O'Neill's Version

I just noticed that in O'Neill's Music Of Ireland Tune 1042, the F's are all sharps - no naturals at all. Anybody know anything abut when they came in? Or did he get it wrong?

# Posted on August 21st 2005 by E

Northside Kitchen

See: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/8246

# Posted on February 9th 2008 by Horse Badorties

"The Cook in the Kitchen" / "Northside Kitchen" ~ rescued duplication

Key signature: G Mixolydian
Submitted on February 9th 2008 by Horse Badorties.
~ /tunes/display/8246

X: 3
T: Northside Kitchen
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: G Mixolydian
|: E |\
DGG GAG | FDE {G}FDC | DGG ABc | dgg ^fdc |
{c}BAB G^FG | FDE F2 d | {d} cAG ^FGA | BGG G2 :|
|: A |\
{D}G2 g def | {d}cAF FGA | {D}G2 g def | ~edc de^f |
{a}g^fg BAB | ~A2 G FGA | {c}BAB {d}cA^F | GAG G2 :|

Variation: A-part, bars 3 & 4
~ | {c} BAB {e}cBc | def gdc | ~

Variation: B-part, bars 4 & 5
~ | efc de^f | ~a3 B2 G | ~

Here's where I got this tune

Z: transcribed from version at Natalie MacMaster's website
Z: http://www.nataliemacmaster.com/recordings/sheetmusic.htm

# Posted on February 9th 2008 by Horse Badorties

# Posted on February 10th 2008 by ceolachan

I've only just realized this is a direct rip-off from Natalie's site, note for note, not a wise or considerate move...

# Posted on February 10th 2008 by ceolachan

"Northside Kitchen" ~ a collision between two jigs

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/8246
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/8246/comments

~ because the second part is different the above entry remains...

It seems that the 'rip-off' of this chimera jig, which I recognize as a collision between two jigs, but haven't managed to find the B-part yet, is an exact copy, including variations, of a transcription by Paul Cranford as given here ~

"Brenda Stubbert's Collection of Fiddle Tunes"
Edited by Paul Stewart Cranford
Cranford Publications
ISBN: 0-9691181-4-7
http://www.cranfordpub.com/
http://www.cranfordpub.com/books/stubbert.htm

Page 41: "Norside Kitchen" ~ exactly as given here, including the variations... The name coined by Paul Cranford...

# Posted on February 13th 2008 by ceolachan

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