Key signature: Gmajor
Submitted on April 30th 2008 by Kenny.
This tune has been added to 56 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Clare, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
GEDE A2 GE | GEDE c2 BA | GEDE A2 GA | BcAB G4 :|
Bdeg deBA | Bdeg d4 | Bdeg deBA | GEDE G4 :|
The Clare reel - Hayes & Cahill
A pox on these musical acrobats - the simplest tunes are the best ! 1st track on the new(ish) Martin Hayes and Denis Cahill recording, one of the best recordings of Irish traditional music I've ever heard.
# Posted on April 30th 2008 by Kenny
I have a feeling I had heard this tune before somewhere under a different title - anyone else?
# Posted on May 1st 2008 by Donough
Donough, I believe you're thinking about "A Fair Wind": http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2057 Not exactly the same, though.
# Posted on May 1st 2008 by slainte
The Clare reel - Hayes & Cahill
This transcription is in G Major, but on the Martin Hayes and Denis Cahill Welcome Here Again recording the are definitely playing it in the finger-twisting key of E Flat
# Posted on October 7th 2008 by Flavors3
The Clare reel Hayes & Cahill
Just learning this tune on the whistle and banjo, its lovely, and simple. was learning it from the Welcome Here Again album (great album!) and with sheet music from this site. But no wonder i was having trouble with the tuning!
# Posted on December 22nd 2008 by lily g
The Clare reel
This is tune 905 in the Petrie Collection, in which it is called "A Clare Reel". A note on the tune's origin says: "Frank Keane. From his Father. Mar.10.1856".
In keeping with the practice of the period the speed of the tune is indicated as "Allegro".
# Posted on July 18th 2009 by lazyhound
Hayes tunes his fiddle down for this (and other) tracks on the Welcome Here Again cd. No finger twisting involved.
# Posted on September 17th 2009 by Miss Lonelyhearts