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|f_year=1988
|f_year=1988
|f_page=No. 92
|f_page=No. 92
|f_theme_code_index=3H1H51H 3H5H1H2H
|f_player=Colin J. Boyd
|f_album=Dombnull Tailier / Brochan Lom
|f_label=Decca 14026 (78 RPM), Celtic CX001
|f_recording_date=1934
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'''BROCHAN LOM''' (Thin Porridge). AKA and see "Orange and Blue [1]." Scottish, Strathspey. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. Also and famously known as the schottische "Orange and Blue" (see note for "Orange and Blue"). The tune is often played in a set with "Calum Crubach." See also the Welsh variant "Allt-y-Caethiwed."
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''Printed source:'' Hunter ('''Fiddle Music of Scotland'''), 1988; No. 92.
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X:1
T:Brochan lom, tana lom
T:Gruel thin and meagre
Z:Frances Tolmie
H:Sung in the nursery at Bracadale Manse, Skye, 1861
B:'One Hundred and Five Songs of Occupation from the Western Isles of Scotland'
B:in 'Journal of the Folk-Song Society', IV:3 (16) 1911, 192-3
N:Lively. Reel time.
N:'dha': dialect = 'do'
L:1/8
Q:1/4=120
M:4/4
K:A
c B A2 B A F2 | E B (BA) B2 B2 | c B A2 BA F2 |
w:Broch-an lom, tan-a lom; Broch-an lom sùgh-ain; Brochan- lom, tan-a lom,
E A A F A2 A2 | c e e e f f e c | B B B A B2 B2 :||
w:Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain. Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a; Brocha-an tan-a sùgh-ain;
c e e e f f e c | B A A F A2 A2 | c e e e f a e c |
w:Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a; Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain; Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a,
B B B A B2 B2 |c B A2 B A F2 | C A A F A2 A2 |
w:Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain; Broch-an lom, tan-a lom, Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain.
c B A F E C D C | B, B B A B2 B2 | c B A F E D C B, |
w:Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean, Leis a bhroch-an shùg-ain. Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean;
A, A A F A2 A2 | c B A F E C D C | B, G G A B2 B2 |
w:Leis a bhroch-an shùgh-ain; Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean, Leis a bhroch-an shùgh-ain,
c B A2 B A F2 | E A A F A2 A2 |]
w:Broch-an lom, tan-a lom, Brocha-an tan-a sùgh-ain.
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"A7"a>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 e>f|"Em"g<b b2 "/D"g<b b2 | "A/C#"g>e "/B"b>g e2||
"A7"a>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 e>f|"Em"g<b b2 "/D"g<b b2 | "A/C#"g>e "/B"b>g e2||
"A7"f>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d | "A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |]
"A7"f>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d | "A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |]
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'''© 1996-2010  Andrew Kuntz. All Rights Reserved.'''
 
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Engraver Valerio M. Pelliccioni
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 Theme code Index    3H1H51H 3H5H1H2H
 Also known as    Thin Porridge, Orange and Blue (1)
 Composer/Core Source    
 Region    Scotland
 Genre/Style    Scottish
 Meter/Rhythm    Strathspey
 Key/Tonic of    D
 Accidental    2 sharps
 Mode    Ionian (Major)
 Time signature    4/4
 History    
 Structure    AB
 Editor/Compiler    Biography:James Hunter
 Book/Manuscript title    Book:Fiddle Music of Scotland
 Tune and/or Page number    No. 92
 Year of publication/Date of MS    1988
 Artist    Biography:Colin J. Boyd
 Title of recording    Dombnull Tailier / Brochan Lom
 Record label/Catalogue nr.    Decca 14026 (78 RPM), Celtic CX001
 Year recorded    1934
 Media    
 Score   ()   


Brochan Lom: Annotations 

X:1
T:Brochan lom, tana lom
T:Gruel thin and meagre
Z:Frances Tolmie
H:Sung in the nursery at Bracadale Manse, Skye, 1861
B:'One Hundred and Five Songs of Occupation from the Western Isles of Scotland'
B:in 'Journal of the Folk-Song Society', IV:3 (16) 1911, 192-3
N:Lively. Reel time.
N:'dha': dialect = 'do'
L:1/8
Q:1/4=120
M:4/4
K:A
c B A2 B A F2 | E B (BA) B2 B2 | c B A2 BA F2 |
w:Broch-an lom, tan-a lom; Broch-an lom sùgh-ain; Brochan- lom, tan-a lom,
E A A F A2 A2 | c e e e f f e c | B B B A B2 B2 :||
w:Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain. Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a; Brocha-an tan-a sùgh-ain;
c e e e f f e c | B A A F A2 A2 | c e e e f a e c |
w:Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a; Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain; Broch-an tan-a, tan-a, tan-a,
B B B A B2 B2 |c B A2 B A F2 | C A A F A2 A2 |
w:Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain; Broch-an lom, tan-a lom, Broch-an tan-a sùgh-ain.
c B A F E C D C | B, B B A B2 B2 | c B A F E D C B, |
w:Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean, Leis a bhroch-an shùg-ain. Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean;
A, A A F A2 A2 | c B A F E C D C | B, G G A B2 B2 |
w:Leis a bhroch-an shùgh-ain; Thug-aibh ar-an dha na gill-ean, Leis a bhroch-an shùgh-ain,
c B A2 B A F2 | E A A F A2 A2 |]
w:Broch-an lom, tan-a lom, Brocha-an tan-a sùgh-ain.

X: 1
T: Brochan Lom (Thin Porridge)
T: Orange and Blue
O: Trad
Z: John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: called a schottische in Skinner SV p.20 (with variations),
N: Hunter  354
N: jig or strathspey in Skye p.121
N: second Kennedy tune-book
N: p.19, BSFC I-23, keep under O&B name alphabetically
M: C
L: 1/8
K: D
  "A7"a>g \
|  "D"f<d ~d2 A<d ~d2 | f>d a>f d2 ef| "Em"g<e ~e2 B<e ~e2 | "A7"c>A e>c A2 ||
"A7"a>g|"D"f<d ~d2 A<d ~d2|f>d a>f d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d"A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |]
"A7"a>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 e>f|"Em"g<b b2 "/D"g<b b2 | "A/C#"g>e "/B"b>g e2||
"A7"f>g|"D"f<a a2 "/C#"f<a a2|"Bm"f>d a>f "/A"d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d | "A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |]

Brochan Lom: Annotations


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