ABC Transcription of

Irish Flute
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Here’s a tune for ya:

On the first CD of the wonderful Woodenflute Obsession CDs, the last track has a lovely air played by John Skelton called “The Fire in the Hearth.”

This tune haunted me and got stuck in my head, until it became necessary for me to transcribe it for the sake of my sanity. :slight_smile:

Best wishes,

–James
http://www.flutesite.com

X: 1

T: The Fire in the Hearth

C: Freeland Barbour

S: as played by John Skelton on the Woodenflute Obsession CD

L: 1/8

M: 5/4

R: air

K: Edor

||:E2~E2B6|E2~E2A6|{c/}A3G/A/B(E E4)|

{F/}E3D/F/{D/}E6|E2~E2 B6| E2 ~E2 A6 |

{c/}A3 G/A/ B e3 {g/}ed|{A/}B6  {c/}B3 A/B/|

e3 f/e/ B4 AB|d6  (3F2G2A2 | D6 E{A/}B AF |

{F//}G4 F2 D2  {G/}E{G/} D | {G/}(E6 E4) :||

AB e4 e2{a/}ed/e/|f4 d2 f2 {g/}ed|

{g/}e6 e=f e=f/e/|(B2B)c/B/ A2 {A/}B{A/}B3 |

{e/}d2 {A/}BA3 F{G/}A (D2|

D6) E{A}B AF | {F/}G4 F2 D2 {G/}E{G/}D |

{G/}(E3 E2) :||




[ This Message was edited by: peeplj on 2003-01-12 14:12 ]

[ This Message was edited by: peeplj on 2003-01-12 22:51 ]

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I like this tune and the reason I like it that the ornamentation of the notes on the E is there on the score so it made it a lot easier to work out what was happening. Thanks for posting it.