Key signature: Fmajor
Submitted on September 12th 2002 by shanaway.
This tune has been added to 120 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Black Pat's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Fmaj
D3E|:F3A d2cA|G2AG FDDE|F3A dccA|Acfa g2fg|
af~f2 gfdc|(3ccA cA GFDE|FEFA dccA|1 GcAG F4:|2 GcAG F3 D||
CF~F2 FDCD|~F3G Ad ~d2|c2AF ~c2AF|G2AG FDDE|
F3G FDCD|FEFA d2fg|af~f2 gfdf|cfag f4|
c3A AGFD|CDFG Ad~d2|~c2AF cFAF|~G2AG FDDE|
F3G FDCD|FEFA d2fg|af~f2 gfdf|cfag f4|
|:~a3f cdcd|fdcA F4|a2fc acfc|dggf g2fg|
~a3f dfcd|fdcA (3Bcd fg|a2gf dccA|GFFD F4:|
This was composed by Tommy Peoples.
# Posted on October 12th 2002 by SPeak
What key do folks play this in?
I really like this tune, but there's no way I could play it in F up to speed on my keyless flute... does anyone play it in G in sessions?
# Posted on November 22nd 2005 by Q
In G
Yep, I play this one in G in the sessions. pretty much as lunasa play it. It wouldn't be too friendly on my pipes otherwise.
# Posted on October 5th 2006 by Amckay
G?
Yeah, G is more common. Though I always relish a chance to play it if F if there are no flutes or pipes around. It really is loads better in F on the fiddle. Partly because you can roll the high third (A, when in F) on the fiddle. Pipes and flutes obviously have no problem rolling their top B
# Posted on October 17th 2006 by llig leahcim
A version in G
Here's a G version for flutes and whistles - found on Trillian
X:1
T: Black Pat's
C: Tommy Peoples
R: Reel
D: Lunasa, "Otherworld"
D: Tommy Peoples, "The Quiet Glen"
S: Spencer Nitchie <bnl@annap.infi.net> irtrad-l 2000-02-22
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: G
|: ~G3B e2dB | ADBA GEDE | GFGB edBA | (3Bcd gb a2ga |
bg~g2 aged | B2dB AGED | ~G3B eddB | ADBA G2BA :|
~G3A GEDE | ~G3A Be~e2 | d2BG dGBG | AGBA GEDE |
~G3A GEDE | ~G3A (3Bcd ga | bg~g2 ageg | dgba g4 ||
d3B BAGE | DEGA Be~e2 | d2BG dGBG | AGBA GEDE |
~G3A GEDE | ~G3A (3Bcd ga | bg~g2 ageg | dgba g4 ||
|: ~b3g egdg | gedB G4 | b2gd b2gd | eaag abga |
~b3g egdg | gedB dega | bgag eddB | AGGF G4 :|
# Posted on September 17th 2007 by Martin_BC
I duplicated this tune by accident here and it includes an mp3 of Kevin playing it at a workshop. Jeremy might delete that submission so here's a link to the mp3: http://www.tipsyhouse.com/Peoplestune.mp3
# Posted on July 5th 2008 by Phantom Button
"Black Pat's Reel" C: Tommy Peoples ~ rescued duplication
Key signature: G Major
Submitted on July 5th 2008 by Phantom Button
~ /tunes/display.php/8681
X: 3
T: Black Pat's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
|: ~G3 B e2 dB | ADBA GE ~E2 | ~G3 B edBA | B/c/d gb a2 ga |
bg ~g2 aged | ABdB AGED | ~G3 B eddB |AGBA ~G3 z :|
DG ~G2 GEDE | ~G3 A Be ~e2 | d2 BG dGBG | ADBA GE ~E2 |
GFGA GEDE | ~G3 B dega | bg ~g2 ageg | dgba ~g3 z |
d3 B BAGE | DEGA Be ~e2 | d2 BG dGBG | ADBA GE ~E2 |
GFGA GEDE | ~G3 B dega | bg ~g2 ageg | dgba ~g3 z ||
|: ~b3 g egde | gedB ~G3 z | b2 gd b2 gd | ea ~a2 ~a2 ga |
b^abg egdg | gedA B/c/d ga | b2 ag eddB | AGGF ~G3 z :|
COMMENT:
Peoples Tune
This comes off of a CD that Brad Hurley sent me containing a famous session tape from Gort in 1991. Brad added some tracks at the end that feature Kevin Crawford conducting a workshop that usually involves sitting and listening in amazement as he plays. Someone had the good sense to switch a tape recorder on and capture this tune that I've never heard anywhere else. If someone has a name other than what Kevin referred to it as, please elucidate.
Here's a link to an mp3 I made of the tune:
http://www.tipsyhouse.com/Peoplestune.mp3
This tune submission is in response to this discussion:
http://www.thesession.org/discussions/display/18336
# Posted on July 5th 2008 by ceolachan