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Tunes "WAHRE FREUNDSCHAFT SOLL NICHT WANKEN" to "Waltz. CJF.125"
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3/4 F WAHRE FREUNDSCHAFT SOLL NICHT WANKEN
2/4 G WAIB SOLLST HAM GEHN
4/4 Gmaj Wailing
6/8 A Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
3/4 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 G Waise und Stiefmutter
6/8 Dlyd Wait Awhile.
6/8 A "Wait Awhile" (jig) 0932
4/4 Edor Waiting For A Call
3/4 Dmaj Waiting For Emilie
3/4 Dm Waiting for Fish (W-45; Susie Secco ©1996)
6/8 Gmaj Waiting For Janet
4/4 G Waiting For The Federals
4/4 G Waiting for the Federals
4/4 G Waiting for the Federals
4/4 G Waiting for the Federals
4/4 Gmaj Waiting For The Federals
6/8 G Wakefield Hunt
2/4 A Wake up Susan
2/4 A "Wake up, Susan" -- Reel
4/4 Emix Wake Up To Cape Breton
4/4 Ador Waking O' The Fauld, The
6/8 Dmaj Waking Up In Wonderful Wark
6/8 Gmaj Waking Up In Wonderful Wark
6/8 Cmaj Wakin' Nancy
3/4 G Walczyk Lubelski
3/4 Em Walczyk Podlaski
none F Waldabenteuer (69), S. 202
2/4 Bb WALDBEERSTRAUCH, DER
2/4 F Waldesjagd (3-53), S. 155
3/4 Eb WALDESLUST WALDESLUST O WIE EINSAM
2/4 A "Waldlust"
4/4 G Waldv?gelein (3-57), S. 166
6/8 G Waldv?gelein (63a), S. 192
6/8 G Waldv?gelein (63b), S. 194
4/2 F Waldvoegeleins Bitte
6/8 E WALDVOEGELEIN WO SINGST DU
C| G Walk Along John
C| D Walkalong, Miss Susiana Brown
2/4 G Walkalong, My Rosie
6/8 G Walk Around, The
2/4 Bb WALK AROUND. -- "BRUDDER BONES."
2/4 A WALK AROUND. -- CARRY THE NEWS TO MARY.
2/4 G WALK AROUND. -- "CARVE DAT POSSUM."
2/4 C WALK AROUND. -- CHAW ROAST BEEF.
C G WALK AROUND. -- DON'T GET WEARY.
2/4 Amix WALK AROUND. -- GWINE TO DE SHOW.
2/4 Bm WALK AROUND. -- "HEY, DADDY."
2/2 G Walker Street
4/4 G Walker Street Hornpipe
2/4 G WALKER STREET -- REEL.
2/4 G Walker Street Reel
4/4 G Walker Street Reel
6/8 Dmaj Walking Down Sheepscar Street
6/8 Gmaj Walking In Liffey Street
4/4 G Walking In My Sleep
4/4 Dmaj Walking In The Parlor
C G Walking of the Fauld, The
C F Walking of the Plaiding, The
4/4 Amaj Walking On The Moon
6/8 Ador Walking The Floor
6/8 A Walking the Floor
6/8 D Walking To Heel
6/8 G Walk Me Along, Johnny
6/8 ADor Walk of the Two Penny Postman, The
6/8 ADor Walk of the Twopenny Postman, Fieldtown
6/8 G Walk out of it Hogan
6/8 G Walk Out of It Hogan
2/4 D Wallace's Cross
4/4 G Wallace Twins (#281), The
6/8 Bm Wallach moor
6/8 C Walladmoor. JaW.257
6/8 C Walladmoor. JaW.257
9/8 C Walley Honey
4/2 G Wallfahrtsgesang
2/1 G Wallfahrtslied
6/8 Gmaj Wall Nut, The
2/4 Gmaj Wallop Away The Wattle, O!
6/8 D Wallop the potlid
6/8 D Wallop the Potlid
6/8 Gmaj Wallop The Potlid
6/8 D "Wallop the Potlid" (doublejig) 1048
6/8 D Wallop the spot
6/8 D Wallop the Spot
6/8 D Wallop the Spot
6/8 D Wallop the Spot
6/8 Dmaj Wallop The Spot
6/8 D "Wallop the Spot" (jig) 1087
6/8 G Walls of Enniscorthy (#135)
C| Edor Walls of Limerick, The
4/4 Edor Walls Of Limerick, The
6/8 E Walls of Liscarroll
6/8 Amin Walls of Liscarroll, The
6/8 D walls of Liscarroll, The
6/8 D WALLS OF LISCARROLL, THE
6/8 DDor Walls of Liscarroll
6/8 Edor Walls of Liscarroll
6/8 Edor Walls of Liscarroll, The
6/8 Dmix Walls Of Liscarroll, The
6/8 Ddor Walls Of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Dmix Walls of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Dmix Walls of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Ddor Walls of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Edor Walls of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Edor Walls of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Ddor Walls Of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Ddor Walls Of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Ddor Walls Of Liscarrol, The
6/8 Dmix Walls Of Liscarrol, The
3/8 C Walls of Madrid,The. JB.060
3/8 C Walls of Madrid Waltz,The. RHu.017
3/4 D Wally Wally.
3/4 D Wally Wally
4/4 Amin Walo's First Row
2/4 A Walshe's Polka
C| A Major Walsh's
4/4 A Walsh's
4/4 G Walsh's
4/4 A Walsh's
2/4 Dmaj Walsh's
4/4 Amaj Walsh's
2/4 Amaj Walsh's
4/4 Gmaj Walsh's Fancy
6/8 G Walsh's Frolics (#89)
C| G Walsh's Hornpipe
2/4 A Walsh's Polka
2/4 D Walsh's Polka #1
2/4 A Walsh's Polka #2
2/4 D Walsh's Polka #3
4/4 G Walter Bulliver
2/4 Gmaj Walter Bulwer's
2/4 Gmaj Walter Bulwer's
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's No. 1
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's No 1
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's No 1
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's No.2
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's No 2
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's Polka No. 1
4/4 G Walter Bulwer's Polka No. 2
C| ADor Walter Douglas
2/4 Gmaj Walter Douglas
2/4 Hp Walter Douglas MBE
C| D Walter Sammon's Grandmother
C| D Walter Sammon's Grandmother
4/4 Dmaj Walter Sammon's Grandmother
3/4 Am Waltz
3/4 Bm Waltz
3/8 F Waltz,1. TLY.040
3/4 G Waltz,2. TLY.045
3/4 G Waltz,3. TLY.049
3/8 D Waltz,4. TLY.065
3/8 Eb Waltz,5. TLY.066
3/4 Bb Waltz,5. TLY.074
3/8 G Waltz, A. CJF.014
3/8 D Waltz, A. CJF.022
3/4 G Waltz, A. CJF.025
3/8 D Waltz, A. CJF.042
3/8 G Waltz, A. CJF.047
3/8 D Waltz, A. CJF.099
3/8 D Waltz, A. CJF.132
3/8 Bb Waltz,A Good Tune. JaW.155
3/8 Bb Waltz,A Good Tune. JaW.155
3/8 G Waltz,A. HS.38
3/4 F Waltz,A. HS.42
3/8 C Waltz,A. HSJJ.180
3/8 C Waltz,A. HSJJ.180
3/4 D Waltz,A. JMT.004
3/8 G Waltz,A. JMT.013
3/4 F Waltz,A, JMT.014
3/8 G Waltz,A. JMT.016
2/4 D Waltz,A.(primo) RH.476
3/8 C Waltz,A. RHu.069
3/8 C Waltz by Davis. JB.002
3/8 G Waltz by W Allen. CJF.076
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.010
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.017
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.024
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.026
3/4 D Waltz. CJF.027
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.030
3/4 G Waltz. CJF.038
3/4 G Waltz. CJF.039
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.044
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.045
2/4 G Waltz. CJF.100
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.101
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.114
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.115
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.118
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.120
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.121
3/8 G Waltz. CJF.123
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.124
3/8 D Waltz. CJF.125
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