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'''GLADSTONE'S BILL'''. AKA and see "[[Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)]]/[[Geataí Móra Annesbrook]]." Irish, Reel. A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The melody appears in two versions, both having the same first | '''GLADSTONE'S BILL'''. AKA and see "[[Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)]]/[[Geataí Móra Annesbrook]]." Irish, Reel. A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The melody appears in two versions, both having the same first strain and differing second parts. Version [A] appears in the Stephen Grier (1883) and Sutherland music manuscripts from County Leitrim, while the other ([B]) appears in (a perhaps lost) manuscript from Larry Smith/Smyth (Abbeylaragh, Co. Longford) [Brian McNamara]. | ||
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Rev. John Quinn finds a nearly identical version of the melody, albeit set in dorian mode, in Breathnach/Small '''CRE IV''' as "[[Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)]]/[[Geataí Móra Annesbrook]]," from the playing of Drogheda, County Louth, piper Pat Ward (1847-1928), via Jack Wade's (County Monaghan) early-mid 20th century collection. | Rev. John Quinn has sorted out the two versions. First, he finds a nearly identical version of the [A] Grier melody, albeit set in dorian mode, in Breathnach/Small '''CRE IV''' as "[[Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)]]/[[Geataí Móra Annesbrook]]," from the playing of Drogheda, County Louth, piper Pat Ward (1847-1928), via Jack Wade's (County Monaghan) early-mid 20th century collection. | ||
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The second [B] version, from the Smyth manuscript, set in the key of E dorian (or minor), has a different second strain than the [A] version. | |||
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GLADSTONE'S BILL. AKA and see "Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)/Geataí Móra Annesbrook." Irish, Reel. A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The melody appears in two versions, both having the same first strain and differing second parts. Version [A] appears in the Stephen Grier (1883) and Sutherland music manuscripts from County Leitrim, while the other ([B]) appears in (a perhaps lost) manuscript from Larry Smith/Smyth (Abbeylaragh, Co. Longford) [Brian McNamara].
Rev. John Quinn has sorted out the two versions. First, he finds a nearly identical version of the [A] Grier melody, albeit set in dorian mode, in Breathnach/Small CRE IV as "Grand Gates of Annesbrook (The)/Geataí Móra Annesbrook," from the playing of Drogheda, County Louth, piper Pat Ward (1847-1928), via Jack Wade's (County Monaghan) early-mid 20th century collection.
The second [B] version, from the Smyth manuscript, set in the key of E dorian (or minor), has a different second strain than the [A] version.
Source for notated version: Stephen Grier music manuscript collection (County Leitrim, 1883).
Printed sources:
Recorded sources: Drumlin Records BMNCD2, Brian McNamara - "Fort of the Jewels" (2004).