Archive Location: | - Prints Room. Ireland: Music Studies / Box (1)
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Context: | - Preface
Authorities quoted
Contents
List of illustrations
Musical examples
Bards and the Bardic Orders [article]
Irish harpers in history, ending with the reign of Queen Elizabeth [article]
The bagpipe, its antiquity and distribution [article]
Pipers penalized in the 16th and 17th centuries [article]
Famous harpers in the seventeenth and later centuries [article]
Lord Mayo, air / [by] Thady Keenan
Give me your hand, air / [by] Rory Dall O'Cahan
Turloch O'Carolan and his times [article]
Bridget Cruise, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
The fairy queens, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
Planxty O'Rouke, air / [by] Turlough Carolan =
O'Rourke's noble feast, air/ [by] Turlough Carolan
O'Carolan's devotion, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
O'Carolan's receipt for drinking, air / [by] Turlough Carolan =
Planxty Stafford, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
O'Carolan's farewell, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
O'Carolan's farewell to music, air / [by] Turlough Carolan
Harpers of note : miscellaneous mention [article]
Harpers at the Granard and Belfast meetings [article]
Historical estimate of Irish music [article]
Irish folk music : a precious heritage [article]
Irish folk music waning [article]
Irish folk music exemplified [article]
The tossing of the hay, air
Vilikins and Dinah, air
Joe Bowers, air
Willy Reilly, air
My darling I am fond of you, air
Margaret Sheehan, air
A lullaby, or, Shuheen sho, air
Crotty's lament, air
Sarsfield's lamentation, air
The lamentation of Owen Roe O'Neill, air
The martyr's lament, air =
The hanging song, air
Lament for Rogers O'Neill, air
The old women lamenting her purse, air
If all the young ladies : a luibin air
My fairhaired darling, air =
Mo muirnin na gruaige baine, air
Two row row Johnny will you now?, air
Allistrum's march
The goat's song, air =
An cronan gabhair, air
Dancing the baby, air
The mummers', or, Droghedy march
The development of traditional Irish music [article]
The Irish fox hunt, air
The fox hunt, air
The fox chase : Tipperary version [air]
The fox chase [air]
The black bird, air
The black bird, air
Fagamaoid sud mar ata se, air =
Let us leave that as it is, air
The first of May, hornpipe
Rodney's glory, air
Rodney's glory : long-dance
Young Roger was a plowboy, air
Roger was a plowboy, hornpipe
Get up early, march
The rakes of Kildare, jig
The Templehouse jig
The Templehouse reel
Jackson's morning brush, jig
The unfortunate cup of tea, reel
The cup of tea, reel
Famous collectors of Irish music [article]
The Irish piper in Irish life [article]
Famous bagpipe makers [article]
Reverend musicians [article]
Gentlemen pipers [article]
Larry Grogan, jig
Famous performers on the Irish or union pipes in the eighteenth and early part of the nineteenth centuries [article]
O'Connell's welcome to Clare / by Patrick Coneely [jig]
Old times in Wexford and her famous musicians [article]
Famous pipers who flourished principally in the second half of the nineteenth century [article]
Pipers of distinction living in the early years of the twentieth century [article]
Famous pipers : Miscellaneous Mention [article]
Typical Highland pipers [article]
The Irish fiddler [article]
Sketches of some famous fiddlers [article]
The flute and its patrons [article]
Dancing a legitimate amusement [article]
The rocks of Cashel [reel]
The dancing master [article]
Ancient Irish dances [article]
The butchers' march, jig
The planting stick, or, Bryan O'Lynn, jig
The merry merchant [air] =
Canny sugach [air]
The lark in the morning [jig]
Irish pipers in literature and other stories [article]
Miscellanea [article]
Irish revivals [article]
Conclusion
Index
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Physical Description: | - 497 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. (bound)
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