04 Nov 97 - 05:17 AM (#15708) Subject: help with irish folksong From: Johan Looking for the lyric to a song called Peggy Lettermore Dubliners have recorded it a few times. The hard thing is , it's in gealic. I am also interested in reels and hornpipes for tin whisle |
04 Nov 97 - 05:30 AM (#15709) Subject: RE: help with irish folksong From: Wolfgang Hell Johan, Peggy Lettermore has been discussed recently in this forum. Go to Forum Search (above the threads), enter "lettermore" under "subject" and you'll find the lyrics and some more information. Wolfgang |
04 Nov 97 - 05:41 PM (#15729) Subject: RE: help with irish folksong From: Benjamin Bodhra/nai And if you want reels and hornpipes check out the web-wide ABC index at: http://www.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc/index/wwabc.html This lists all available ABC format tunes, 1000's of reels and lots of hornpipes (and jigs, double jigs, barn dances, set dances, polkas, marches etc) Sla/n Benjamin |
04 Nov 97 - 07:43 PM (#15742) Subject: RE: help with irish folksong From: alison hi Do a search for Richards tune book, (http://leeds.ac.uk/music/Info/RRTunebk/tunename.html) You should find more than enough thunes to keep you busy for years. Slainte alison |
05 Nov 97 - 03:52 AM (#15771) Subject: RE: help with irish folksong From: Johan 1000 thanx for all help Hope to be able to repay you all some day Slainte Johan |
05 Nov 97 - 12:05 PM (#15806) Subject: RE: help with irish folksong From: leprechaun In a Dubliners Album jacket, or possibly a song book I can't find right now was a note about how Peggy Lettermore is adjusted for different cities. i.e.- In Dublin it's ...She is the belle of Dublin City; in Belfast, ...she is the belle of Belfast City; ...she is the belle of Tipperary...and so on. It's a children's song, like for skipping rope. |
08 Aug 11 - 07:26 PM (#3204230) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Peggy Lettermore (from Dubliners) From: Jim Dixon See this thread: Lyr Req: Peggy Lettermore. It has the Irish lyrics (Peigí Leitir Móir) as well as an English translation. |