O'Carolines Draught search?

[Chip Gulbro]

I was wondering if anyone has the sheet music with chords and melody to O'Carolines Draught. I can pick it out by ear but my 12 year old students need more help.

Thanks,
Chip http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

[Jacob]

The Complete Works of Turlough O'Carolan (http://www.sosyourmom.com/occ/tunes.html) has melodies in several formats, including sheet music, but no chords.

[harmon]

"Celtic Music for Mandolin" by Allan Alexander & Jessica Walsh has the tune on CD with chords, tablature and standard notation. I got my copy from Elderly Instruments.

[Jim Roberts]

Contact meby PM and I'll send you the music and accompanying chords.

[Scott Tichenor]

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[Chip Gulbro]

Thanks so much Scott. You the man! I had only heard Dedanaan's version in Eb and a lot more notes.

CHip

[Scott Tichenor]

I should have mentioned that's a custom arrangement I did for... me, I guess. F isn't the typical key but it works good for this. It's also more of a chord solo almost but just leave out the low notes to turn it back into single-note melody.

[Spencer]

Artie McGlynn has a nice guitar version of this on his first traditional Irish music solo CD, "McGlynn's Fancy" from 1994. It is also in F, and is quite similar to Scott's with a few different wrinkles here and there.

Spencer

[aimee]

Scott's arrangement of this piece took me one whole winter to nail down completely, but it's become kind of a signature piece- even played it at coffee house once. http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/coffee.gif

Thanks again to a great board mod.

[Scott Tichenor]

Artie McGlynn has a nice guitar version of this on his first traditional Irish music solo CD, "McGlynn's Fancy" from 1994. #It is also in F, and is quite similar to Scott's with a few different wrinkles here and there. #

Spencer
Hmm, that sounds familiar. I was absolutely playing that piece back then and very well may have been influenced by it. His playing is superb.