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LLANOVER REEL. Welsh, Reel. B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Mellor finds the tune a derivative of "Jones Hornpipe." Lady Llanover, Augusta Hall, is widely known in Wales for her dedication to the Welsh language and culture. She, like Lady Charlotte Guest had moved into Wales as the wife of a powerful and wealthy man and had a huge respect for the language and culture. She was the patron of many Welsh poets and musicians, organised festivals,catalogued traditional costumes and insisted that her employees spoke Welsh. This is one of the tunes that was played at the frequent traditional dances that were held at her home, Llanover Hall which is near Abergavenny.

Source for notated version: Mrs. Gyfydd Richards, 1926 [Mellor].

Printed sources: Mellor (Welsh Dance Tunes), 1935; pp. 2-3.

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-'''LLANOVER REEL.''' Welsh, Reel. B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Mellor finds the tune a derivative of "[[Jones' Hornpipe]]." Lady Llanover, Augusta Hall, is widely known in Wales for her dedication to the Welsh language and culture. She, like Lady Charlotte Guest had moved into Wales as the wife of a powerful and wealthy man and had a huge respect for the language and culture. She was the patron of many Welsh poets and musicians, organised festivals,catalogued traditional costumes and insisted that her employees spoke Welsh.
+'''LLANOVER REEL.''' Welsh, Reel. B Flat Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Mellor finds the tune a derivative of "[[Jones Hornpipe]]." Lady Llanover, Augusta Hall, is widely known in Wales for her dedication to the Welsh language and culture. She, like Lady Charlotte Guest had moved into Wales as the wife of a powerful and wealthy man and had a huge respect for the language and culture. She was the patron of many Welsh poets and musicians, organised festivals,catalogued traditional costumes and insisted that her employees spoke Welsh.
 This is one of the tunes that was played at the frequent traditional dances that were held at her home, Llanover Hall which is near Abergavenny.