Contents – Music of Mayo

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— Jigs —

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Adam and Eve

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Frieze Britches, The

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Humours of Castlebar

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Queen of The Fair, The

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Roilleach, An

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Tumble the Tinker

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Yourself Along With Me

— Reels —

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Kiss Your Wife and Welcome

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Old Pensioner, The

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Up Boyle’s Hill

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Village Grove, The

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— Hornpipes —

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Flowers of Spring, The

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Granuale Barndance

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Sorry Too Late

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Thresher’s, The

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Where Did You Find Her?

— Polkas —

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Dance with Everyman’s Daughter

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Jimmy Murphy’s Polka

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Mike O’Hara’s Polka

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— Miscellaneous —

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Ed Noone’s Waltz

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House Of The Kielys On The Cliff, The

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Jenny Ward

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Red Man’s Wife, The

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Written Materials

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From Croagh Patrick to Table Mountain: A Mayo Uilleann Piper at the Cape of Good Hope (1845)

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How the tune ‘The Lark in The Morning’ was composed

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Irish Minstrels and Musicians – Capt. Francis O’Neill

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James Hardiman

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Killeens of Ballyglass, The

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Snapshot of a Wedding Spraoi in 1933

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Tales of the West of Ireland (excerpt)