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'''I WILL NEITHER SPIN TOW NOR FLAX.''' Irish, Air (9/8 time). | |f_annotation='''I WILL NEITHER SPIN TOW NOR FLAX.''' Irish, Air (9/8 time). Dublin dentist and collector [[biography:Henry Hudson]]'s note for the tune in '''The Dublin Magazine''' (July, 1842, p. 66) gives: | ||
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We obtained this air from Edward O'Reilly, under the name of "Ni Rince Me Banniac na Lin" – | We obtained this air from Edward O'Reilly, under the name of "Ni Rince Me Banniac na Lin" – | ||
literally – not will-stretch I tow nor flax. It has been rendered, "I will neither spin" &c.; | literally – not will-stretch I tow nor flax. It has been rendered, "I will neither spin" &c.; | ||
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spin." There is a gay strain pervading this air well suited to the occupation of spinning. It | spin." There is a gay strain pervading this air well suited to the occupation of spinning. It | ||
is in the beautiful antique Celtic 9/8 time, and we deem it to be "very ancient." | is in the beautiful antique Celtic 9/8 time, and we deem it to be "very ancient." | ||
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Editions of '''The Dublin Magazine''' seems to have been the source for several melodies later printed in New York by P.M. Haverty. | Editions of '''The Dublin Magazine''' seems to have been the source for several melodies later printed in New York by P.M. Haverty. | ||
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|f_printed_sources='''The Dublin Magazine''', July, 1842; No. 23. P.M. Haverty ('''One Hundred Irish Airs vol. 2'''), 1858; No. 185, p. 83. | |||
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I WILL NEITHER SPIN TOW NOR FLAX. Irish, Air (9/8 time). Dublin dentist and collector biography:Henry Hudson's note for the tune in The Dublin Magazine (July, 1842, p. 66) gives:
We obtained this air from Edward O'Reilly, under the name of "Ni Rince Me Banniac na Lin" – literally – not will-stretch I tow nor flax. It has been rendered, "I will neither spin" &c.; but the proper phrase for "I will not spin," &c. would be ni rniomra riab, "neither do they spin." There is a gay strain pervading this air well suited to the occupation of spinning. It is in the beautiful antique Celtic 9/8 time, and we deem it to be "very ancient."
Editions of The Dublin Magazine seems to have been the source for several melodies later printed in New York by P.M. Haverty.
