Renaissance, Irish & Scottish Repertoire, etc.
RENAISSANCE:
| Anon.: | Greensleeves | |||||||
| Farnaby, G.: | Giles Farnaby’s Dreame | |||||||
| Farnaby, R.: | Fayne Would I Wedd | |||||||
| Byrd, William: | Wolsey’s Wilde & La Volta | |||||||
| Corkine, William: | Come, Be My Love | |||||||
| Dowland, John: | Come Again, Sweet Love | |||||||
| Jeep, Johann: | Mein Feinslieb (“My Finest Love”) | |||||||
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| CELTIC: | Brian Boru’s March | |||||||
| The Cuckoo’s Nest | ||||||||
| An Comhra Dunn | ||||||||
| Behind the Haystack | ||||||||
| Over the Moor to Maggie | ||||||||
| Banish Misfortune | ||||||||
| The Cabin Boy | ||||||||
| The Osprey | ||||||||
| Isabella Burke | ||||||||
| Reaping the Rye | ||||||||
| (and other favorites by Turlough O’Carolan)
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| TRAD. IRISH: | Along With My Love I’ll Go | |||||||
| As I Was Going to Ballynure | ||||||||
| Avondale | ||||||||
| The Bard of Armagh | ||||||||
| The Bells of Shandon | ||||||||
| The Blackberry Blossom | ||||||||
| Danny Boy (“Londonderry Air”) | ||||||||
| The Dublin Stage | ||||||||
| Father Murphy | ||||||||
| The Irish Washerwoman | ||||||||
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| AMERICAN IRISH: | Bendemeer’s Stream | |||||||
| The Minstrel Boy | ||||||||
| The Rose of Tralee | ||||||||
| Kathleen Mavourneen | ||||||||
| The Kerry Dance | ||||||||
| The Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls | ||||||||
| St. Patrick’s Day Medley (arr. PLC) | ||||||||
| The Galway Piper | ||||||||
| Come Back to Erin | ||||||||
| Farewell! But Whenever You Welcome the Hour | ||||||||
| The Irish Wedding | ||||||||
| Down by the Salley Gardens | ||||||||
| Oft in the Stilly Night | ||||||||
| (and others) | ||||||||
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| SCOTTISH: | Auld Lang Syne | |||||||
| The Blue Bells of Scotland | ||||||||
| Balloo, Lammy | ||||||||
| Barbara Allen | ||||||||
| Comin’ Through the Rye | ||||||||
| Flow Gently, Sweet Afton | ||||||||
| I Know Where I’m Going | ||||||||
| Loch Lomond | ||||||||
| My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose | ||||||||
| The Road to the Isles | ||||||||
| Will Ye No’ Come Back Again? | ||||||||
| Wagner, Douglas: | A Time for All Things (Ye Banks & Braes o’ Bonnie Doon) | |||||||
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| HEBRIDES: | An Eriskay Love Lilt | |||||||
| A Fairy’s Love Song | ||||||||
| An Eriskay Lullaby (The Mermaid’s Song) | ||||||||
| Christmas Duanag | ||||||||
| The Harp of Dunvegan | ||||||||
| The Harper | ||||||||
| The Love-Wandering | ||||||||
| Sleeps the Noon in the Deep Blue Sky | ||||||||
| WELSH: All Through the Night | ||||||||
| The Ash Grove | ||||||||
| Immortal, Invisible | ||||||||
| Merch Megan (arr. Beethoven) | ||||||||
| Sir Watkins’ Jig | ||||||||
| Hunting the Hare | ||||||||
lease specify which type of music you would prefer for your special occasion.
*With piano
Note: You are welcome to send us sheet music for your special requests. Arrangements of orchestral or vocal music are possible via our computer MIDI program for an additional fee.