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Allen's Master Dance Tune Index Index Abbreviation Title Compiler Web Source Barnes 1 (Blue) Barnes Book of English Country Dance Tunes Peter Barnes 1996 Barnes 2 (Red) Barnes Book of English Country Dance Tunes Vol. 2 Peter Barnes 2005 Barnes 3 (Green) Barnes Book of English Country Dance Tunes Vol. 3 Kate Barnes 2019 Civil War Songbook The Civil War Songbook Richard Crawford 1977 Clarke Tin Whistle The Clarke Tin Whistle Bill Ochs Country Dance Tunes Country Dance Tunes Cecil J. Sharp 1911-1934 larkcamp.com/CecilSharp.html Fiddler's Fakebook Fiddler's Fakebook David Brody 1983 Fiddling Across America Mel Bay's Old-Time Fiddling Across America David Reiner & Peter Anick 1989 Folk Songs of Upstate New York Folk Songs of Upstate New York Lynn Arthur Koch 1990 Little Couple-Dancemusik A Little Couple-Dancemusik Peter Barnes 1992 Mendocino Multipart Mendocino English Country Dance Multipart Tune Book www.larkcamp.com/EnglishTunesHarmony.pdf Mendocino Tune Book Mendocino English Country Dance Tune Book www.larkcamp.com/EnglishTunes.pdf Montreal Sessions Montreal Sessions web page music.gordfisch.net/montrealsession/complete.php O'Neill's Dance Music of Ireland, The - O'Neill's 1001 Facsimile of Chicago 1907 edition www.freesheetmusic.net/dance1.html Pinewoods The Pinewoods Pick-Up Contradance Band Bernie Stolls 2008 Portland 1 The Portland Collection Susan Songer w/Clyde Curley 1997 Portland 2 The Portland Collection Vol. 2 Susan Songer w/Clyde Curley 2005 Portland 2 The Portland Collection Vol. 3 Susan Songer w/Clyde Curley 2015 SPUDS SPUDS (Philadelphia-based group) www.thursdaycontra.com/~spuds/TuneLinks.html Waltz Book 1 The Waltz Book Bill Matthiesen www.bfv.com/waltz Waltz Book 2 The Waltz Book II Bill Matthiesen Waltz Book 3 The Waltz Book III Bill Matthiesen Waltz Book 4 The Waltz Book IV Bill Matthiesen YFN Your Friends and Neighbors (Ithaca-based group) Mike Ludgate? canaaninstitute.org/mn/mus_sound.html Compiled by allen lutins www.lutins.org Last update 23 September 2021 72% Barnes 3 (Green) 18th of August Barnes 3 (Green) 1A Barnes 3 (Green) 28th of January, The Portland 1 30 Years' Waltz Barnes 3 (Green) 6/8 du Petit Sarny Portland 2 6/8 en Ré Portland 2 60 Roses All in a Roe Waltz Book 4 69th Steet Polka SPUDS A Christmas Jig Barnes 3 (Green) A Flower for Pauline Barnes 3 (Green) A Health to Betty see Dancing Betty, The Barnes 3 (Green) A Janta a Ja Little Couple-Dancemusik A Jig Portland 3 A La Mode de France Country Dance Tunes (set 4) A la Mode de France see Nonesuch Barnes 1 (Blue) A Person of Quality Barnes 3 (Green) A Trip to the Bar Barnes 3 (Green) Aaron’s Key Portland 3 Aaron's Favorite YFN Aberdeen, or The De'ils Dead Barnes 2 (Red) Abergenny Barnes 1 (Blue) Abe's Retreat Portland 1 Abram Circle Dance, The Barnes 2 (Red) Absent-Minded Man, The O'Neill's Absent-Minded Woman, The O'Neill's Accidental Portland 3 Accomplished Maid, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Accord For Pinewoods Barnes 3 (Green) Accordéonistes, Reel des Portland 1 Accordion Crimes Portland 3 Ace and Deuce of Pipering, The O'Neill's Acorn Stomp, Part 2 Portland 3 Across the Black River Portland 3 Adieu, The Barnes 2 (Red) Adirondack, The Portland 3 Adriatic Bridge, The Portland 3 Adson's (Modified) Masque Barnes 3 (Green) Adson's Saraband Country Dance Tunes (set 5) Adson's Sarabande Barnes 1 (Blue) Adventure at Margate, An Barnes 2 (Red) After Battle of Aughrim YFN After Dinner Maggot Barnes 3 (Green) After Midnite Hornpipe Portland 2 After the Ball Was Over Little Couple-Dancemusik After the Battle of Aughrim Fiddler's Fakebook After the Battle of Aughrim SPUDS After the Sun Goes Down O'Neill's Afton Water Little Couple-Dancemusik Agatha Barnes 2 (Red) Ahrntaler Landler Little Couple-Dancemusik Ai Vise Lou Loop Little Couple-Dancemusik Aimé Gagnon Portland 3 Air (Purcell) see Michael and All Angels Barnes 1 (Blue) Air (Purcell) see Satisfaction Barnes 2 (Red) Aker Erland's Schottis SPUDS Alabama Jubilee SPUDS Albany Assembly Barnes 2 (Red) Alchurch Barnes 1 (Blue) Alderman's Hat, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Alex and Charles Barnes 3 (Green) Alexander's Birthday Barnes 3 (Green) Alexander's Birthday Barnes 3 (Green) Alexandrovski Little Couple-Dancemusik Alfred Montmarquette's SPUDS Algorhythms see Frank Palmer Barnes 2 (Red) Alice Barnes 2 (Red) Alice - Siciliano Mendocino Tune Book Alice’s Reel Portland 2 All Alive O'Neill's All Alive Barnes 1 (Blue) All Among the Barley Barnes 3 (Green) All Covered With Moss O'Neill's All Hands Around O'Neill's All Quiet long the Potomac To-Night Civil War Songbook All the Flwas [Alla Lopper; hambo] SPUDS All the Rage Portland 1 All the Rage (Larry Unger 1989) SPUDS All the Way to Galway O'Neill's All the Way to Galway Portland 1 All the Way to Galway SPUDS All Things Are Quite Silent Barnes 3 (Green) All Who Wander Barnes 3 (Green) Alle Bruder SPUDS Allie Crocker Fiddler's Fakebook Allmogesvang Little Couple-Dancemusik Alma Brasileira Waltz Book 4 Almanac, The Mendocino Tune Book Alouette’s Waltz Waltz Book 4 Alpenglow Waltz Book 4 Alta Sierra Waltz Waltz Book 3 Alta Vittoria Barnes 3 (Green) Alter Plattler Little Couple-Dancemusik Alterations Barnes 1 (Blue) Althea Country Dance Tunes (set 5) Always Welcome O'Neill's Aly's Waltz Waltz Book 3 Am Buaichaille Ban Little Couple-Dancemusik Amarillis Barnes 1 (Blue) Amarillis Country Dance Tunes (set 4) Amazed Geneticist, The Barnes 3 (Green) Amazing Grace Folk Songs of Upstate New York Amelia Pinewoods Amelia Waltz Book 1 Amelia's Waltz see Leah's Waltz SPUDS America Barnes 3 (Green) American Husband, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Amethyst Brook Barnes 3 (Green) Amorito Little Couple-Dancemusik Amphitryon see Scotch Measure Barnes 1 (Blue) Amphitryon, or The Two Sosias see Enfield Common Barnes 2 (Red) Amsbury Barnes 2 (Red) Amy Barnes 3 (Green) Amy in the Bog YFN An Irishman's Heart to the Ladies O'Neill's An Irishman's Return from America O'Neill's An Ugly Customer O'Neill's Anchor Steam Reel, The Portland 2 And Good Day to You, Too! Barnes 3 (Green) And the Cat Came Back Fiddling Across America Andrea's Waltz Barnes 2 (Red) Andrea's Waltz Waltz Book 2 Andrew Carey O'Neill's Andy De Jarlis Portland 2 Angcline the Baker 2 Fiddler's Fakebook Angelene the Baker Pinewoods Angeline the Baker Fiddling Across America Angeline the Baker SPUDS Angeline the Baker YFN Angeline the Baker I Fiddler's Fakebook Angels Unawares Barnes 2 (Red) Angry Peeler, The O'Neill's Angus Campbell Fiddler's Fakebook Animals (Purcell) see Measured Obsession Barnes 2 (Red) Ani's Waltz Barnes 3 (Green) Aniseed Water Robin Country Dance Tunes (set 6) Ann Arbor Hornpipe Barnes 3 (Green) Anna Maria Mendocino Tune Book Anna Maria Barnes 1 (Blue) Annelis Vals Waltz Book 4 Anniversary Dance Barnes 3 (Green) Anniversary Waltz Little Couple-Dancemusik Another Amelia's Waltz Waltz Book 3 Another Classic Cliche Barnes 3 (Green) Another Jig Will Do Fiddler's Fakebook Another Jig Will Do O'Neill's Another Nancy's Fancy Barnes 2 (Red) Antrim Lasses, The O'Neill's Anty’s Fancy Portland 2 Apley House Country Dance Tunes (set 11) Apley House Mendocino Tune Book Apley House Barnes 1 (Blue) Apollo's Hunt Barnes 3 (Green) Apple Blossom Fiddler's Fakebook Apple Blossom Portland 2 Apples in Winter O'Neill's April Storm Portland 2 April Waltz Waltz Book 1 April Waltz (Selma Kaplan) SPUDS Archbishop II, The Barnes 2 (Red) Archbishop, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Archer, The Barnes 3 (Green) Archibald McDonald Waltz Book 2 Archie Menzie's Reel Fiddler's Fakebook Are You Willing? O'Neill's Argeers Barnes 1 (Blue) Argeers Country Dance Tunes (set 5) Argo’s Reel Portland 3 Aria di Camera see She Rose and Let Me In Barnes 2 (Red) Aristocracy Pinewoods Arizona Portland 2 Arkansas Traveler YFN Arkansas Traveler 1 Fiddler's Fakebook Arkansas Traveler 2 Fiddler's Fakebook Arkansas Traveler 3 Fiddler's Fakebook Arlington Assembly Barnes 2 (Red) Armstrong's Waltz see Star of the County Down Barnes 1 (Blue) Arnold's Circle Barnes 2 (Red) Around the World For Sport O'Neill's A'Rovin' seeFaithless Nancy Dawson Barnes 1 (Blue) Arran Boat Song Barnes 3 (Green) Arran Boat Song Waltz Book 4 Arrival of the Queen of Sheba see Queen of Sheba II, The Barnes 2 (Red) Arthur Seat Fiddler's Fakebook Artist Life Little Couple-Dancemusik As Luck Will Have It see Halsway Sicilian Barnes 2 (Red) As Quick As You Please Barnes 1 (Blue) As Slow Our Ship O'Neill's Ash Grove SPUDS Ash Grove Waltz Book 1 Ash Grove, The Little Couple-Dancemusik Asher Portland 1 Ashford Anniversary Mendocino Tune Book Ashford Anniversary, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Ashford Assembly, The Barnes 1 (Blue) Ashokan Farewell Pinewoods Ashokan Farewell Waltz Book 1 Ask My Father O'Neill's Astonished Archaeologist, The Barnes 2 (Red) Astoria Lass Barnes 1 (Blue) Asturian Way Portland 3 At hull Highlanders, The Fiddler's Fakebook At Nancy's House Barnes 2 (Red) At Rainbow's End Barnes 2 (Red) At the Side of the Road O'Neill's Athole Highlander's Farewell to Loch Katrine, The Fiddler's Fakebook Atholl Highlanders Portland 1 Atholl Highlanders SPUDS Atossa's Gift Barnes 3 (Green) Attitude Problem (Ellie Knickman) SPUDS Au Clair de la Lune Clarke Tin Whistle Audenard Battle Barnes 2 (Red) Auld Fiddler, The Portland 3 Aunt Mary's [May's] Canadian Jig SPUDS Aure Francoise Little Couple-Dancemusik Auretti's Dutch Skipper Mendocino Tune Book Auretti's Dutch Skipper Barnes 1 (Blue) Auretti's Dutch Skipper Mendocino Multipart Australian Ladies Barnes 3 (Green) Autumn Cascade Barnes 3 (Green) Autumn Gifts Barnes 3 (Green) Autumn in Amherst Barnes 2 (Red) Autumn Moon Barnes 3 (Green) Autumn Waltz Waltz Book 1 Autumn Woods O'Neill's Avalanche Fiddler's
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