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tendency to quick dancing and as a consequence fast playing railings to wnick all amateurs are inclined snould oe carefully guarded against, and wnen this tendency readies tlie stage wnere capable musicians find it extremely difficult to play fast enougn to suit some modern dancers, it requires no argument to convince us tnat the dancers and not tke musicians are at fault. Tke fatiguing nature of IrisL Step-dancing, graceful and decorous thougn it be, is its Ireland. greatest dra-w-back even Music nas at all time tne first claim on our affections, out if its beauty and melody must be sacrificed to tne 'wnims of "whirlwind dancers, neither Irisk Dance Music, nor Irisn Step-dancmg, can expect to regain or retain popular favor. Xne harmonization of traditional Irisn music, easy as it may appear, is not unattended with difficulties; and while most modem musicians render Irisn Airs acceptably, few of tnem nave a true conception of the peculiar rhythm or saving of Irish Dance Music, ^^ithout wnicn it loses its cnarm and spirit. For tnose reasons -we can understand "why their best efforts at arrangement, though technically correct according to musical ethics, leave much

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Connachtman's Rambles

JIGS.
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HEELS.
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Boys

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Cook
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Reel

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4
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Green Melds of America

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my

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Miss

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Miss Blair's Fancy.

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Shandon Bells

SUgo Lasses
Teetotalers Fancy

Top

Cork Road

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Wind

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SINGLE JIGS.
Beauties of Ireland
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HORNPIPES.
Bantry Bay
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Get up Old

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Waifs and Strays of Gaelic Melody
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volume of nearly 400 pages; 1850 numbers classified but not harmonized. Beautifully engraved and bound All the favorite tunes (some in varied settings) are included, with many that are equally entitled to that name, but which were not locally known before. A full appreciation of all the treasures contained in the book would take a volume as large as itself Rev. Richard Henebry, Ph. D. No volume bearing on Irish melody published since the days of Thomas Moore has received such general and favorable recognition as the magnificient work "The Music of Ireland" by Col. Francis O'Neill, General Superintendent of of the Chicago Police Force Col. John F. Finerty. The Introduction to the book stamps him at once a keen student of musical history and a writer of more than ordinary accomplishments The Cork Sun, Ireland. To describe adequately this sumptuous quarto volume of 1,850 airs in clear music type suitable for violin, flute, or Union pipes would seem flattery, but let me at once state that nowhere is there procurable such a large collection of folk tunes many of which are here printed for the first time W. H. Grattan Flood in Ulster Journal of Archaeology. "O'Neill's Music of Ireland" No one has ever done anything like this for Irish music Dublin Weekly Freeman.

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