Tribe.net. Local Connections Calvaleigh http://irishmusic.tribe.net/thread/07b11364-a31d-4d3a-8085-7311dada7c39#f1481528-ba79-46aa-9990-0e2323be80be 2008-01-01T21:57:54Z 2008-01-01T21:57:54Z

No problem! It was fun knowing the name of the tune!

Calvaleigh 2008-01-01T21:57:54Z willow http://irishmusic.tribe.net/thread/07b11364-a31d-4d3a-8085-7311dada7c39#fb925307-e9fb-4dc5-9a35-7def3aadc838 2008-01-01T21:20:14Z 2008-01-01T21:20:14Z

oooh, thank you! now i can find the sheets. there is one measure in the b part that is driving me mad, i can't figure it out no matter how many times i listen....

willow 2008-01-01T21:20:14Z Calvaleigh http://irishmusic.tribe.net/thread/07b11364-a31d-4d3a-8085-7311dada7c39#abd192f5-2d70-4fef-b87e-0822752adb7b 2007-10-23T05:25:34Z 2007-10-23T05:25:34Z

Hey--the second tune there in Em is called "Morrison's Jig." I can't remember what nationality it actually is because I got it out of a Contra fakebook, meaning it's all considered generically "American," even though nearly none of it is. Anyway, that's the name of yer tune!

Calvaleigh 2007-10-23T05:25:34Z willow http://irishmusic.tribe.net/thread/07b11364-a31d-4d3a-8085-7311dada7c39#f2aece9a-0e20-4a23-9d80-ca7d222dbdfc 2007-07-04T16:22:21Z 2007-07-04T16:22:21Z

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQANhaNoUh4&mode=related&search= the first tune the fiddlers play is the swallowtail jig, then they go into another Em jig that i don't know the name of, but i just learned it this morning from an abraham stuart tape... anyone know the name, and if its an irish or scottish tune?

willow 2007-07-04T16:22:21Z