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LUCY CAMPBELL [3]. AKA and see "Ball na Grandach" "Grant's Ball (The)," "Miss Lucia Campbell's Strathspey," "Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight." Scottish, Strathspey. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). ABCD (McGlashan): ABCDEF (Gow). The tune appears earliest in Neil Stewart's 1761 collection, according to John Glen (as a two part tune in A Major), and somewhat later in McGlashan's collection (1780) as "Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight" (in D Major). Cape Breton editor, composer and fiddler Paul Cranford finds that "Lucy Campbell" is a bagpipe setting of an F Major strathspey called "Lady Mary Menzies Reel (2)" and a D Major strathspey entitled "Pudding Maggie," both of which appear in Bremner's 1757 collection. "Lady Loudon/Lady Louden's Strathspey" is a tune which piper Hamish Moore finds similar to "Lucy Campbell." Cape Breton strathspey versions are similar, but tend to be played in the key of 'A' (see "Lucy Campbell (4)").

Source for notated version:

Printed sources: Tracy’s selection of the present favorite country dances), Dublin, 179?.

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-'''LUCY CAMPBELL [3].''' AKA and see "[[Ball na Grandach]]" "[[Grant's Ball (The)]]," "[[Miss Lucia Campbell's Strathspey]]," "[[Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight]]." Scottish, Strathspey. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). ABCD (McGlashan): ABCDEF (Gow). The tune appears earliest in Neil Stewart's 1761 collection, according to John Glen (as a two part tune in A Major), and somewhat later in McGlashan's collection (1780) as "[[Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight]]" (in D Major). Cape Breton editor, composer and fiddler Paul Cranford finds that "Lucy Campbell" is a bagpipe setting of an F Major strathspey called "[[Lady Mary Menzies]]" and a D Major strathspey entitled "[[Pudding Maggie]]," both of which appear in Bremner's 1757 collection. "[[Lady Loudon]]/[[Lady Louden's Strathspey]]" is a tune which piper Hamish Moore finds similar to "Lucy Campbell." Cape Breton strathspey versions are similar, but tend to be played in the key of 'A' (see "[[Lucy Campbell (4)]]").
+'''LUCY CAMPBELL [3].''' AKA and see "[[Ball na Grandach]]" "[[Grant's Ball (The)]]," "[[Miss Lucia Campbell's Strathspey]]," "[[Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight]]." Scottish, Strathspey. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). ABCD (McGlashan): ABCDEF (Gow). The tune appears earliest in Neil Stewart's 1761 collection, according to John Glen (as a two part tune in A Major), and somewhat later in McGlashan's collection (1780) as "[[Miss Lucy Campbell's Delight]]" (in D Major). Cape Breton editor, composer and fiddler Paul Cranford finds that "Lucy Campbell" is a bagpipe setting of an F Major strathspey called "[[Lady Mary Menzies Reel (2)]]" and a D Major strathspey entitled "[[Pudding Maggie]]," both of which appear in Bremner's 1757 collection. "[[Lady Loudon]]/[[Lady Louden's Strathspey]]" is a tune which piper Hamish Moore finds similar to "Lucy Campbell." Cape Breton strathspey versions are similar, but tend to be played in the key of 'A' (see "[[Lucy Campbell (4)]]").
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