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Paul Hardy's Sets Tunebook 2021 16 Sep, 2021 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook Introduction This tunebook contains tunes from Paul Hardy’s Session Tunebook, arranged into sets to be played together. The current version of this and the full session tunebook, in ABC and in PDF forms, is downloadable from Paul’s web site at www.paulhardy.net. Copyright Paul Hardy ([email protected]) 2004-2021. This work is licenced under a Creative Commons "Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike" cc by-nc-sa licence. See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ - Contact Paul Hardy for commercial licensing terms. Original version of July 2004, this version of 16 September 2021. Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 1 16 Sep, 2021 Planxty Irwin Jig Planxty Irwin Turlough O’Carolan (1713) = 70 Colonel John Irwin Ireland GC GEmCG D7 6 8 GC GEmAmG CD7G G D7 D7 G D7 A7 D7 GC GEmAmG CD7G Jig Planxty Fanny Power Turlough O’Carolan (1732) = 70 Fanny Poer Ireland G C Am D D7 6 8 G Am D D7 G GEmCD7 GC D7 GD7G March George Brabazon Turlough O’Carolan (1730) = 110 Planxty George Brabazon Ireland GAmD7 4 4 GCGAmEmDG G B7 Em C Am D7 GB EmC AmD7G 2 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Horse’s Brawl Reel Horse’s Brawl From Arbeau, Orchesographie, 1689 = 90 Branle des Chevaux France GCGCDGCGDG 2 2 G C Em G D G C Em G D G Gm D Gm D Gm March La Mourisque Tielman Susato 1551 = 180 Basse Danse 5 Flemish GEmDGEmD7G 4 4 G Em D7 G Em D D7 G Em D7 G D G Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 3 16 Sep, 2021 Linehope Lope Hornpipe Linehope Lope Trad. = 160 England, Northumbria DA7D Em G A 4 4 D A7 D A7 D DG A D DG A1 D2 D Hornpipe Gilsland Hornpipe Trad. = 160 England, Northumbria D Bm D Em A 4 4 DBmDAD DGD EmA DBmDAD 4 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Roman Wall Jig Roman Wall Trad. = 100 England, Northumbria GCGD 6 8 GCGDG CDCG CG DCDCGCGDG Jig Seven Stars Trad. = 90 The Moon And Seven Stars England DGDGA 6 8 DGDGAD A D A D E7 A GDGDG AD Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 5 16 Sep, 2021 Hobart’s Transformation Reel Hobart’s Transformation Trad. = 150 USA Hobart (B.1775) was early American Bishop Am Em 4 4 Am Em Am Am Em Am Em Am Em Am Em Am Reel The New Rigged Ship Trad. = 150 Da New Rigged Ship Scotland, Shetland Am G D 4 4 AE7AE7AE7A Am G Am Em Am G Am Jig The Full Rigged Ship Trad. = 100 Da Full Rigged Ship Scotland, Shetland Am Em D Am Em G Am 6 8 Am Em Am D7 G Bm Em Am Em Am D7 Am G Am CAmCAmCAmGAm 6 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Road to Lisdoonvarna, The Jig The Road to Lisdoonvarna Trad. = 120 Lisdoonvarna Jig Ireland Em Bm D Em Bm A Em 6 8 Em Bm A Bm Em Bm A Em Jig Swallowtail Jig Trad. = 110 Ireland Em D 6 8 Em D Em Em D Em D Em Jig The Irish Washerwoman Trad. = 100 England, then Ireland GAm 6 8 GDG GD CG CG D G Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 7 16 Sep, 2021 Curly-headed Ploughboy, The Reel The Curly-headed Ploughboy Trad. = 140 England D7 G C G D7 G D7 G C G D7 G FINE 4 4 DA7DA7DA7DGA7D Polka Harper’s Frolic Trad. = 100 England DADDAD 2 2 DEmDEADEmDAD March Bonnie Kate Trad. = 180 England GC G C D G GEmAmD7G C D 4 4 G D G7 C D G Em D Em Am D G 8 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Shandon Bells Jig Shandon Bells Trad. = 80 Ireland, Cork DA7GA7 6 8 D A7 G A7 D DA7 D G A7 D Waltz Cheshire Rounds Trad. = 90 England, Cheshire Em A Em D 3 4 G D Em A Em A G D Em D Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 9 16 Sep, 2021 Egan’s Polka Polka Egan’s Polka Trad. = 110 Ireland D G Em A7 D G Em A7 D 2 2 D Bm G Em A7 D Bm G Em A7 D Polka Ryan’s Polka Trad. = 100 John Ryan’s; Meg Ryan’s; Jack Ryan’s Ireland D G D G D A7 D G D A7 D 2 2 D A7 D A7 D A7 D A7 D 10 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Portsmouth Hornpipe Portsmouth Trad. Playford 1709 = 140 England GCGAmDGCGDG 4 4 GGGAmDGCGDG Hornpipe Newcastle Trad. Playford 1651 = 160 England GCGCGD7G 4 4 G Am7 Em C G Am Em D7 G Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 11 16 Sep, 2021 Dever the Dancer Slipjig Dever the Dancer Trad. = 90 The Humours Of Whiskey Ireland Em D Em G Em D 9 8 G D7 Em G D Em G D7 Em G Em D Jig The Kerfunten Colin Hammy Hamilton, abt 1980 = 100 Kerfunken Jig; Kerfunteun Ireland DBm D Em 6 8 Bm D A DBmG D A7 Bm G D A D Out Jig The Lilting Banshee Trad. = 80 The Butcher’s March Ireland Am Em G 6 8 Am Em D Am Am G Em G Am G Em D Am 12 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Dingle Regatta Jig Dingle Regatta Trad. = 110 Ireland GDGDG 6 8 DGD G DGD G GDGDGDG Slide Merrily Danced the Quaker’s Wife Trad. = 90 Merrily Kiss the Quaker Scotland G C Em G D G C Em G D G 12 8 GCGC G D GCGC GDG G D Em G D C D Em G D G Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 13 16 Sep, 2021 Sheffield Hornpipe Hornpipe Sheffield Hornpipe Trad. = 120 England DGDADEmA7 4 4 D G D G A7 D A D G D A D Em A7 DGDGA7DA7D Hornpipe Manchester Hornpipe Trad. = 120 Rickett’s Hornpipe England DA7DGA7 4 4 3 D A7 D A7 D DBmEmA7DG E7A7 DA7DA7DA7D 14 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Constant Billy Jig Constant Billy Trad. = 85 None So Pretty English G C D7 G C D7 G 6 8 G C D7 G C D7 G G C D7 G G7 C D7 G C D7 G C D7 G Jig Glorishears Trad. = 60 Leapfrog England, Oxfordshire, Field Town G Em Am D Am D7 G 6 8 C G D C Em D7 G CD C AmC AmG D C G C G Am D7 G Jig Bonny Green Garters Trad. Morris A.(AB)4 Headington England = 90 A GC GDDG1 2 6 8 B G C D G Em D GC G DG Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 15 16 Sep, 2021 Corn Riggs are Bonny Polka Corn Riggs are Bonny Trad. = 70 Corn Rigs Scotland G D7 G D7 G D7 G D7 2 2 C D7 G G D7 G D7 G D7 G C Am D7 C D7 G G D7 G D7 G C Am D7 C D7 G Slide Big Ship Trad. = 160 Glise de Sherbrooke England via Canada La Grande Chaine GD7G 4 4 GDG C G D7 G CGDG 16 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 Monk’s March March Monk’s March Trad. (Monck marched in 1660) = 120 General Monck’s March England G D7 G D7 G C G 2 4 G EmCD7G EmCD7 G D7 G D7 G C G Hornpipe Proudlock’s Hornpipe Trad. = 120 England, Northumbria G D7 G C G D7 G D7 3 4 4 3 G D7 G C G D7 G 3 3 G Em3 Am D7 G Em A7 D7 G D7 G C G D7 G 3 3 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 17 16 Sep, 2021 It’s a Long Way to Tipperary March It’s a Long Way to Tipperary Jack Judge 1912 = 120 England D D7 G D A7 D E7 A7 4 4 DGF7 A7 D G D E7 A7 D March Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kitbag Felix Powell 1915 = 120 England DGDBmE7A 2 4 D A D G A D E7 A D B7 E7 A7 D March Goodbye Dolly Gray Paul Barnes 1898 = 120 USA DA D Bm A DA D AE7A 4 4 DA D Bm F A D B7 A7 D March My Old Man, Said Follow the Van Fred W. Leigh 1919 = 120 Don’t dilly dally on the way England GAmD GB7EmA7D 4 4 GDGDG A7D G Am D G March Keep the Home Fires Burning Ivor Novello 1914 = 120 England G Bm D Em Bm Em Bm Em G Em A7 D 4 4 G Bm D Em Bm Em Bm Em G Em D7 G 18 Paul Hardy’s Sets Tunebook 2021 © 2004-2021 cc by-nc-sa 16 Sep, 2021 England March British Grenadiers Trad.
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