Folk dance music--Ireland]]> Jigs]]> Fiddle tunes--Ireland]]> O'Neill's Music of Ireland collection under the title 'Gallant Tipperary'. It also appears in The Roche Collection of Traditional Irish Music in the 'Airs' section of that book. The tune, played here by Laurel Martin, was popular in Boston in the 1930s and 1940s.]]> Martin, Laurel (fiddle) 31936123]]>
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.]]> Martin, Laurel ]]> ]]> More info.]]> Folk dance music--Ireland]]> Hornpipes]]> Fiddle tunes--Ireland]]> Ryan's Mammoth Collection in the key of G-major under the name 'Norfolk'. The beginning of the tune always brings to mind the hornpipe 'The Wily Bachelor'. Laurel Martin plays it in her own distinctive style on the fiddle. Thanks, friend. As our mutual friend Peter Barnes once said of you, 'You're the hornpipe queen!']]> Martin, Laurel (fiddle) 31936123]]>
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