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Earl's Chair, The

Found in e-f.zip (e-f.abc) from the José A. Oliveira abc collection
Earl's Chair, The - staff notation
X:4635
T:Earl's Chair, The
R:reel
H:The story of the tune is told in the introduction to Gearoid O'hAllmhurain
H:and Patrick Ourceau's new CD "Tracin'," a gorgeous album if I need to say
H:that once more. The tune was supposedly composed by an East Galway flute
H:player and an uncle of Mike Rafferty named Pakie Moloney. He composed the
H:tune while sitting on a big rock in the Derrycrag Wood, and first called
H:it "Down between the two Derryoobers"--as he was sitting between the two
H:townlands of Derryoober East and Derryoober West. He later thought better
H:of it and changed the name to a shorter one, "The Earl's Chair," which was
H:the name of the big rock--named after the Earl of Clanrickard who
H:reportedly rested there during his hunts.
D:Patrick Street 1.
D:Mary MacNamara.
Z:id:hn-reel-25
M:C|
K:Bm
B2~B2 BAFA|B2dB BAFB|AF~F2 DF~F2|AFdB ADFA|
B2dB BAFA|B2dB BAFB|AFAB defd|1 edef d3A:|2 edef d3f||
|:~e3f d2df|edef dBA2|~e3f dcde|fedB ADFA|
~e3f eB~B2|gB~B2 defg|afbf afeg|fedB ADFA:|

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