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'''LEAVING LISMORE''' (Fagail Lismor). AKA - "[[Lismore No More]]." Scottish, Pipe Tune (6/8 time). The tune, an air or (sometimes) a waltz, is also a popular song tune. Set in waltz time it is also called "[[Valse Ecossaise]]."  
'''LEAVING LISMORE''' (Fagail Lismor). AKA - "[[Lismore No More]]." Scottish, Retreat March (6/8 time). The tune, a piper's 'retreat march' (a slow march), is often played as an air or a waltz, is also a popular song tune. Set in waltz time it is also called "[[Valse Ecossaise]]."  
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LEAVING LISMORE (Fagail Lismor). AKA - "Lismore No More." Scottish, Retreat March (6/8 time). The tune, a piper's 'retreat march' (a slow march), is often played as an air or a waltz, is also a popular song tune. Set in waltz time it is also called "Valse Ecossaise."

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