a spinney is a small wood with undergrowth, a copse or thicket
X: 1
T:The Spinney
M:4/4
L:1/8
Q:180
C:Joe Liddy
S:"The Leitrim Fiddler" (Dublin 1981)
R:reel
Z:BB
K:Ador
dB | "Am" A2 GA "G/B"EA"C"BA | "Em" eABA "D/F#" ge"G"dB | "Am" A2 GA "G/B"eA"C"BA | "Em"GEDB, "G" DEGB |!
"Am" A2 eA "G/B"BA"C"eA | "Em" BAGF "D/F#"GA"G"Bd | "Am"eged "G/B" BA"C"GE | "Em"GBdB A2 :|!
Bd |"Am" ea a2 "C" agab | "D add4" gaba bedB | "Am" A2 BA "C" eABd |"Em" g2 fg "G" edBd |!
"Am" ea a2 "C" agab | "D add4" eged BAGB | "Am" A2 eA "C" BAGE |"G"DEGB "Em" A2 Bd ||!
"Am" ea a2 "C" agab | "D add4" gafg edBd | "Am" eABA "C" gefd| "Em" edBA "G" GFGB |!
"Am" A2 eA "C" BAeA | "D add4" gedc BAG[EB] | "Am"A2 Bd "C"gaba| "Em" gedB "Am" A2 ||
SPINNEY, THE. Irish, Reel (whole time). A Dorian. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABC. Composed by County Leitrim fiddler Joe Liddy [1] (1906-1982). A spinney is a small wood with undergrowth, a copse or thicket.
Additional notes
Printed sources : - Joe Liddy (The Leitrim Fiddler), 1981.
