Horn Frag

I have a fragment of a hornpipe floating around my head (amidst the dust bunnies, etc.) and was hoping someone could give me a tune name so that I can chase down the rest of the tune.

Thx,

djm

X:1
T:Fragment
M:4/4
R:Hornpipe
K:G
L:1/8
D | ~E3 F ~G3 A | BcBA GAGE | .D2 B2 BAB z | .D2 A2A2 ||

After listening to your fragment djm, this larger fragment came into my head.

Is it part of the hornpipe you’re after?

What the other parts are or the name is i don’t know but it may help (or it may not)

David


X:1
T:Fragment 2
M:4/4
R:Hornpipe
K:G
L:1/8
A | ~G3A~B3e | ~f3ed^cdB | A2f2fefz | G2e2edeA| ~G3A~B3e | ~f3ed^cdB |Afed^cAB^c | dAFA~3D:|

Dave, definitely in the ballpark. Here’s another stab at it:

D | EDEF GFGA | BcBA GAGE | .D2 B2 BAB2 | .D2 A2 A2 D |
EDEF GFGA | BcBA GAGE | DBAG FGAF | AAA :expressionless:

djm

Is this it?

Belfast Hornpipe (Click Here)

David

I not used to using ABC format but I had a stab at the notes you have written down. The first few bars remind me very much of the set dance ‘King of the Fairies’
Joseph (the UK one) :wink:

THAT’S IT!!!

Thanks, Dave! That’s the beastie I want. I have been looking for a good hornpipe to follow The Fairy Queen, and the B part of this tune kept coming to mind, but I didn’t have a name for it.

UK Joe, follow the link that Dave has provided above. It takes you to a site called The Session. What I do with the ABC from The Session is to highlight and copy it, then take it to the Tune-o-Tron on the Concertina.net site (http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html), paste it into the box, and it comes back with both sheet music and a MIDI file. I then play the MIDI file in Windows Media Player to see if it is the tune/version I am looking for. The tunes are volunteered by various members there, and sometimes the version is great and sometimes it … well … isn’t so great. By the way, you will also find King of the Fairies there, and you will see that it doesn’t sound anything like The Belfast.

Thanks again, Dave.

Flo-Joe, please send the man a virtual beer for me.

Thx,

djm

Certainly, one virtual Guinness comin’ up… ummmm… Flo-Joe? :laughing:

djm, I stand corrected. :slight_smile:
Joseph (the UK one) :wink: