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1 hour ago, GerritM said:

Thanks in advance if anyone can help 😀

Sounds quite a lot like 'Sweet Jenny Jones'/'Cadair Idris' to me?

 

Here's some ABC from Paul Hardy's Session Tune Book - slightly edited for my own purposes:

 

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X:22283
T:Sweet Jenny Jones
%A lightly edited tune from Paul Hardy's session tune book: www.paulhardy.net. Creative Commons cc by-nc-sa licenced.
T:Cadair Idris
C:John Parry 1804
O:Wales
M:3/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=120
R:Waltz
K:Dmaj
|: A2 | "D" d2 A2 F2 | D3 E F2 | "G" G2 B2 ed | "A" c2 A2 c2 | "D" d3 A F2 | "G" G3 A B2 | "D" A2 d2 "A" c2 | "D" d4 :|
de | "D" f2 d2 f2 | "A" e2 c2 A2 | "G" B3 c de | "A" c2 A2 de | "D" f2 d2 f2 | "A" e2 c2 A2 | "E7" d2 c2 B2 | "A" A4 Bc ||
"D" d2 A2 FE | D3 E F2 | "G" G2 B2 ed | "A" c2 A2 c2 | "D" d2 A2 F2 | "G" G3 A B2 | "D" A2 d2 "A" c2 | "D" d4 |]

 

There's several versions floating around, including one called 'Grace Darling' in the VMP canon:

 

Anon MS No. 2, early 19thC, Northumbria, Cocks Collection. CAM2.33

 

PDF and MIDI attached...

sjj.pdf

sjj.mid

Edited by Roger Hare
Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, Roger Hare said:

Sounds quite a lot like 'Sweet Jenny Jones'/'Cadair Idris' to me?

 

Definitely “Sweet Jenny Jones,” Morris dance from Adderbury. (I’m sure you knew that, Roger.)

 

 

Edited by David Barnert
Concertina content: Notice the ‘tina player in the back, partially hidden by the other musos.
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Posted (edited)
14 hours ago, David Barnert said:

Definitely “Sweet Jenny Jones,” Morris dance from Adderbury. (I’m sure you knew that, Roger.)

Yup! I know it, though primarily as a tune from Wales by John Parry. He had a son - John Orlando Parry who was also a musician, and there is an earlier John Parry Ddall who was a harpist/composer. Confusing - more so because these guys sometimes have Welsh 'bardic' names, as well as their 'straight moniker'...

Edited by Roger Hare

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