On the new Niall and Cillian Vallely CD ‘Callan Bridge’ track 12 is listed by this title, and while the second tune in the set I can find on JC’s under ‘Old Tipperary’, I KNOW I’ve heard the first tune played before too - very popular with u. pipers I think as there is a lot of cranning involved. But I can’t seem to find a midi of the tune on JC’s.
Anyone happen to be familliar with this one, and know if it goes by any other names?? So far as I can tell, it’s a four part jig or double jig. I couldn’t even find it on Google.
What!? looks excitedly at the back of his Callan Bridge CD Interesting…I’ve started learning “The Humours of Ballyloughlin” for the last week or so from a book, obviously ignorant that it was called something else!
Cool, that gives me something to listen now, instead of my own tedious akward version . Funny, it doesn’t sound much like what I imagined the full-speed version would sound like…oh well, gues I really need to hear what Molloy does w/the tune as well.
There’s a very fun version of it on my whistle teacher’s CD. Howard Levy starts it off with a bluesy harmonica; my teacher, James Conway, is playing the whistle.
. Funny, it doesn’t sound much like what I imagined the full-speed version would sound like…oh well, gues I really need to hear what Molloy does w/the tune as well.