Annotation:Shining Pool Hornpipe (The)

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SHINING POOL. English, Hornpipe (whole time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Composed by Borders fiddler biography:Willy Taylor (1916-2000). The note with the tune in the Alnwick Pipers’ Society Book explains: "The Shining Pool was a particularly reflective stretch of water on the Harthope Burn near Skirl Naked [in Northunberland]. A storm washed it away shortly after the tune was composed". {break|2}}

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Printed sources : - Alnwick Pipers’ Society Book. {break|2}}

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