| Title |
Key |
Book |
|
Notes |
 |
|
|
|
|
| Apple Praties |
Am |
K2v1p41 |
|
Irish. Sounds like a song. |
| Arran Boat, The |
Em |
K2v1p47 |
|
|
| Arran Lilt, An |
Em |
K2v1p47 |
|
|
| Blackbird, The |
D |
K2v1p41 |
|
Irish. A rather different setting is given in DMI in the Set
Dance section. |
| Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond |
G |
K2v3p45 |
|
|
| Cam' Ye By Athol |
G |
K2v3p45 |
|
|
| Dark Haired Youth, The |
G |
K2v1p48 |
|
|
| Enniskilling Dragoon, The |
G |
K2v1p41 |
|
Irish. Most likely a corruption of Enniskillen. Sounds like a
song. |
| Four Marys, The |
G |
K2v3p48 |
|
|
| Gaelic Air, A I |
G |
K2v1p26 |
|
2/4 march |
| Gaelic Air, A II |
G |
K2v1p48 |
|
|
| Gentle Dark Eyed Mary |
G |
K2v1p48 |
|
|
| In the Garb of Old Gaul |
G |
K2v3p46 |
|
|
| Irish Molly O |
Am |
K2v1p41 |
|
Irish. |
| John Grumlie |
D |
K2v3p44 |
|
This is an air to the song of the same name. |
| Kelvin Grove |
G |
K2v3p41 |
|
|
| Lochaber No More |
G |
K2v3p47 |
|
The Irish tune Lament for Limerick shares a
common origin with this. According to Bruce
Olson, "...it seems fairly certain that it's
Irish. In the Leyden MS, 1692, it's "King
James March to Ireland", and later it's found
as "Limbrick's Lamentation", "[Since]
Celia's my Foe" (replacing the original Irish
tune for Duffett's song of 1676]. "Limerick's
Lament" in the Skene MS..."
Recordings: Boys of the Lough, The Piper's
Broken Finger (1976) |
| Mary Young and Fair |
G |
K2v1p48 |
|
Aka Mairi Bhan Og. |
| O'er the Hills and Far Awa' |
G |
K2v3p47 |
|
|
| Shores of Amerikay, The |
Am |
K2v1p41 |
|
This seems to be Star of the County Down. |
| Shule Agra |
Am |
K2v1p41 |
|
|
| Skye Boat Song |
G |
K2v3p45 |
|
Aka Over the Sea to Skye. |
| White Wings |
D |
K2v3p44 |
|
|
