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Slip jigs
An Irish dance in 9/8. Its nine eighth notes form three groups of three, giving it a longer swing than a 6/8 jig.
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- The Rocky Road to DublinOpen score
A three-part slip jig collected by McFadden. The grace notes are omitted for playback; no lyrics are used.
- Hardy Man the FiddlerOpen score
A four-bar opening strain followed by an eight-bar second strain; ornaments are omitted for playback.
- The Swaggering JigOpen score
The complete “The Swaggering Jig” from The Dance Music of Ireland: 1001 Gems (No. 413). The source notation is for single-line melody.
- Tea in the MorningOpen score
Complete score of “Tea in the Morning” from The Dance Music of Ireland: 1001 Gems (No. 414).
- Will You Come Down to Limerick?Open score
Complete historical score of “Will You Come Down to Limerick?” from The Dance Music of Ireland: 1001 Gems (No. 415).
- The Rakes of Westmeath (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 416)Open score
The Rakes of Westmeath (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 416): complete single melody score (1907).
- The Humors of Ballymanus (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 417)Open score
The Humors of Ballymanus (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 417): complete single melody score (1907).
- Roudledum (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 418)Open score
Roudledum (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 418): complete single melody score (1907).
- The Boys of Ballysadare (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 423)Open score
The Boys of Ballysadare (Francis O’Neill collection, no. 423): complete single melody score (1907).
- A Whack at the Whigs (O'Neill, no. 424)Open score
A Whack at the Whigs (O'Neill, no. 424): complete single melody score (1907).