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| | |f_annotation='''KILLARNEY WONDER [3].''' Irish, Schottische or Hornpipe (whole time). "The Killarney Wonder [3]" was recorded in New York in 1929 by fiddler Packie Dolan (1904-1932), born in Aghadowry, near Ballinamuck, County Longford. He proved to be a popular musician in New York expatriate Irish music circles and recorded a number of tunes with famed Sligo fiddler Micheal Coleman (1891-1945). Dolan tragically died at age 28 one week before he was due to return to Ireland to live. Coleman himself recorded the melody in New York in 1927, paired with (and following) "[[Farrell O'Grara's Schottische]]." Donegal fiddler Hughie Gillespie recorded it on 78 RPM in New York as "[[Finnea Lasses]]." | ||
|f_see_also_listing=Hear Packie Dolan's recording at the Comhaltas Archive [http://comhaltasarchive.ie/search?tab=tracks&q=killarney#/tracks/13566] | |||
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Revision as of 20:59, 31 May 2021
X:1 T:Killarney Wonder [3], The T:Bantry Hornpipe, The M:4/4 L:1/8 N:Transcribed from Packie Dolan’s 1929 recording, 1st and 2nd N:times through transcribed. Z:Fr. John Quinn K:G V:1 P:A1 d2c||TB2 GB cBcA|dbge dedB|cBcA (3Bcd BG|[FA]BAG FDF[G,G]| ~B3B cBce|dbge dedB|cedc (3BdB GB|[G,2G2]dB [G,2G2]dc|| P:B3 [A2A2][AA]B cBcA|dfge dedB|cBcA (3Bcd BG|[FA]BAG FDEF| GFGA BGFD|GABG ABce|dgTfe (3ded (3cBA|G2 (3BdB G2 cB|| P:C5 – Dolan only plays the part one the first time dgBg dgBg|ag Ta2 fdef|gage dedc|(3BdB AF GDB,D| Gg{a}ge dBGB|cBcd efge|dg{a}ge (3ded (3cBA|GA (3BdB G2 dd|| P:D6 BG{A}GF GDB,D|(3GAG BG ABcA|d^cde fd=cA|(3ded cA d2 cA| BG{A}GF GDB,D|(3GAG BG ABcA|dgTfe (3ded (3cBA|GADB, G,2dc|| V:2 P:A2 z2z||TB2 GB cBcA|dbge dedB|cBcA (3Bcd BG|[FA]BAG FDF[G,G]| ~B3 B cBce|dbge dedB|cBce dcBG|[G,2G2]dB [G,G]BcB|| P:B4 [A2A2][AA]B cBcA|dfge dedB|cBcA (3Bcd BG|[FA]BAG [FA]DEF| GFGA BGFD|GABG ABce|dgTfe (3ded (3cBA|GA (3BdB G2 Bc|| z8|z8|z8|z8| z8|z8|z8|z8|| P:D7 BG{A}GF GDB,D|(3GAG BG ABcA|d^cde fd=cA|dece d2cA| BG{A}GF GDB,D|(3GAG BG ABcA|dgTfe (3ded (3cBA|G2 (3BdB G2 dc||
KILLARNEY WONDER [3]. Irish, Schottische or Hornpipe (whole time). "The Killarney Wonder [3]" was recorded in New York in 1929 by fiddler Packie Dolan (1904-1932), born in Aghadowry, near Ballinamuck, County Longford. He proved to be a popular musician in New York expatriate Irish music circles and recorded a number of tunes with famed Sligo fiddler Micheal Coleman (1891-1945). Dolan tragically died at age 28 one week before he was due to return to Ireland to live. Coleman himself recorded the melody in New York in 1927, paired with (and following) "Farrell O'Grara's Schottische." Donegal fiddler Hughie Gillespie recorded it on 78 RPM in New York as "Finnea Lasses."
