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'''BOB McQUILLAN'S''. Scottish, Reel. G Major. Standard tuning. AA'BB'. Although the tune has been credited to Peterborough, New Hampshire, composer, piano and accordion player Bob | '''BOB McQUILLAN'S'''. Scottish, Reel. G Major. Standard tuning. AA'BB'. Although the tune has been credited to Peterborough, New Hampshire, composer, piano and accordion player Bob McQuillen, the tune was actually composed in his honor by Shetland fiddler Aly Bain, perhaps to return the favor for McQuillan's tune "Aly Bain." It appears as "Maud McQuillan's" in Tommy Walshe's book Irish Tin Whistle Legends, where it is transcribed from Míchéal Ó hAlmhain's playing ("Maud McQuillen's" will be recognized as a corruption of the composer's name, Bob McQuillen). The tune has gained some currency in Ireland, played by fiddler Maire O'Keeffe and recorded by the band Arcady. | ||
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''Recorded source:'' Shanachie Records, Arcady. | ''Recorded source:'' | ||
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K: G | K: G | ||
dc | B3 c dcBA | GABG D3 B | c3 d edcB | AGFE D^cd=c | | dc | B3 c dcBA | GABG D3 B | c3 d edcB | AGFE D^cd=c | | ||
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BGBd g3 f | ec (3cBc ecge | dBGB cADF | AGGF G2 :| | BGBd g3 f | ec (3cBc ecge | dBGB cADF | AGGF G2 :| | ||
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d2Bd gagf|eccB cege|dBGB cAFG|1 AGGF G2Bc:|2 AGGF G2GA|| | d2Bd gagf|eccB cege|dBGB cAFG|1 AGGF G2Bc:|2 AGGF G2GA|| | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:24, 22 September 2020
BOB McQUILLAN'S. Scottish, Reel. G Major. Standard tuning. AA'BB'. Although the tune has been credited to Peterborough, New Hampshire, composer, piano and accordion player Bob McQuillen, the tune was actually composed in his honor by Shetland fiddler Aly Bain, perhaps to return the favor for McQuillan's tune "Aly Bain." It appears as "Maud McQuillan's" in Tommy Walshe's book Irish Tin Whistle Legends, where it is transcribed from Míchéal Ó hAlmhain's playing ("Maud McQuillen's" will be recognized as a corruption of the composer's name, Bob McQuillen). The tune has gained some currency in Ireland, played by fiddler Maire O'Keeffe and recorded by the band Arcady.
Recorded source:
Shanachie Records, Arcady.
X: 2 T: Maud McQuillan's S: "Treoir" M: 4/4 L: 1/8 R: Reel Z: Bill Black K: G dc | B3 c dcBA | GABG D3 B | c3 d edcB | AGFE D^cd=c | BABc dcBA | GABG DCB,D | CEGE DFAF | GDBA G2 :| dc | BGBd g3 f | eccB cBAB | cAce a3 g | fdd^c d=cBc | BGBd g3 f | ec (3cBc ecge | dBGB cADF | AGGF G2 :|
X:1 T:Bob McQuillan's R:reel C:Aly Bain D:Arcady Z:id:hn-reel-425 Z:transcribed by henrik.norbeck@mailbox.swipnet.se M:C| K:G ~B3c dcBA|GABG D2DB|c2cd edcB|AGFE D2dc| ~B3c dcBA|GABG D2ED|C2CD EDEG|1 FDEF G2GA:|2 FDEF G2Bc|| |:d2Bd gagf|eccB c2AB|cAAc ~a3g|fdd^c d2B=c| d2Bd gagf|eccB cege|dBGB cAFG|1 AGGF G2Bc:|2 AGGF G2GA||