• 100 Tunes from O'Neill's Music of Ireland for Mandolin

    100 Tunes from O'Neill's Music of Ireland for Mandolin

    Fenton, Mo. — Mel Bay Publications, Inc. has announced the publication of 100 Tunes from O'Neill's Music of Ireland.

    The original O'Neill's Music of Ireland is a famed collection of well over 1000 tunes set in standard notation that is widely used in traditional music.

    This book contains a selection of one hundred tunes from this collection, arranged into sets for mandolin in tablature and standard notation which can be used at sessions, and for dancing.

    The book includes hints, tips and comments for playing the tunes and some of the tunes also have alternative melodies and harmonies for added variety and interest. At the back of the book, there are guitar chords with standard and open D tuning, and a mandolin fretboard chart.

    Contents

    • Chieftain
    • Arran Air
    • The Yellow Flail
    • Banish Misfortune
    • Tell Her I Am
    • Bantry bay
    • The Honeysuckle
    • Ballincollig in the Morning
    • The Job of Journey Work
    • Spalpeen Fanach
    • The Fisherman's Widow
    • The Devil in Dublin
    • Yellow John
    • Glengariff Bay
    • Thirty Years Ago
    • The Humors of Tralibane
    • The Humors of Cappa
    • Highway to Dublin
    • The Bantry Lasses
    • The Mountain Lark
    • Tim the Thatcher
    • Moll in the Wad
    • Church of Dromore
    • Sgt. Early's Jig
    • Jackson's Freize Coat
    • Welcome Home
    • Honey in the House
    • Banks of the Ilen
    • Kit O'Mahony's Hornpipe
    • Charlie the Prayermaster
    • Fasten the Leg
    • Lannigan's Ball
    • Out on the Ocean
    • Malowney's Wife
    • The Cook in the Kitchen
    • The Ladies Pantalettes
    • The Flower of the Flock
    • The Cuckoo’s Nest, 2nd Setting
    • John Carey's Daughter
    • The Blarney Pilgrim
    • The Irish Girl
    • Dever the Dancer
    • Priest's Leap
    • Shandon Bells
    • Hartigan's Fancy
    • Kitty of Oulart
    • The Hare in the Corn
    • Flitch of Bacon
    • The Collier's Reel
    • Skibereen Lasses
    • The Ivy Leaf
    • Mountains of Kerry
    • The Men from Mallow
    • Top of the Morning
    • Kitty Come Over
    • The Monaghan Jig
    • Julia McMahon
    • The Road to Lurgan
    • The Barefoot Boy
    • The Kneebuckle
    • Tobin's Favourite
    • The Mooncoin Jig
    • Molly, What Ails You?
    • Far from Home
    • A Cup of Tea
    • Downing's Reel
    • The Old Maids of Galway
    • Col. McBain
    • The Mountains of Pomeroy
    • Curly Locks
    • The Pet of the House in G Major
    • The Pet of the House in A Major
    • Whiskey, You're the Devil
    • Hurler's March
    • Farewell to Whiskey
    • The Cloone Hornpipe
    • Byrne's Hornpipe
    • The Glasgow Hornpipe
    • The Merry Blacksmith
    • The Man of the House
    • The Wind that Shakes the Barley
    • The Reel of Mullinavat
    • The Star of Munster
    • A Ha'Penny for a Cotton Ball
    • The Happy Days of Youth
    • Jackson's Rambles
    • The End of the Day
    • Killashandra Lasses
    • Drops of Brandy
    • Hardiman the Fiddler
    • The Humors of Glynn
    • The Humors of Castle Comer
    • Sally Magee
    • A Sprig of Shillellah
    • O'Mahony's Frolics
    • The Humors of Mullinafauna
    • Lasses of Dunse
    • Lads of Dunse
    • The Bonny Bunch of Roses
    • The Banks of the Suir
    • Standard Guitar Chords
    • Open - D Guitar Chords
    • Mandolin Fretboard Chart
    • About the Author

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    Comments 7 Comments
    1. Dave Hanson's Avatar
      Dave Hanson -
      Looking through the tune list I noticed there are some tunes that don't appear in the original book, O'Neill's ' The Dance Music of Ireland ' '1001 Gems ' what's that all about then ?

      Dave H
    1. pkev's Avatar
      pkev -
      Quote Originally Posted by Dave Hanson View Post
      Looking through the tune list I noticed there are some tunes that don't appear in the original book, O'Neill's ' The Dance Music of Ireland ' '1001 Gems ' what's that all about then ?

      Dave H
      There are perhaps close to 1800 actual tunes from the O'Neills collection so not just taken from the original 1001. As the title says tunes are from the O'Neills collection of Irish Music

      Cheers
      pkev
    1. Dave Hanson's Avatar
      Dave Hanson -
      I have looked through it, as I said, Kevin Allisons book has tunes that don't appear in it under any form of title, where are they from ?

      Dave H
    1. pkev's Avatar
      pkev -
      Quote Originally Posted by Dave Hanson View Post
      I have looked through it, as I said, Kevin Allisons book has tunes that don't appear in it under any form of title, where are they from ?

      Dave H
      Try here;

      http://www.oldmusicproject.com/oneils1.html

      pk
    1. Dave Hanson's Avatar
      Dave Hanson -
      That's not the original book, 1001 Gems, The Dance Music of Ireland, published Waltons Musical Instrument Galleries LTD, 2-5 North St, Dublin is the original.
      I have it in front of me now.

      Dave H
    1. pkev's Avatar
      pkev -
      Quote Originally Posted by Dave Hanson View Post
      That's not the original book, 1001 Gems, The Dance Music of Ireland, published Waltons Musical Instrument Galleries LTD, 2-5 North St, Dublin is the original.
      I have it in front of me now.

      Dave H
      The title of the book says from O'Neills Music of Ireland, it doesn't state the tunes are from the original book, I don't see the issue

      pk
    1. ukrobbiej's Avatar
      ukrobbiej -
      Bought this, and although a great set of tunes, there are several mistakes in the book, especially with key signatures and accidentals.