Hal Leonard - The Celtic Fake Book - Songbook Melodie/Texte/Akkorde

Hal Leonard - The Celtic Fake Book - Songbook Melodie/Texte/Akkorde Product Details

Description

"The Celtic Fake Book" contains an extensive collection of folk tunes and dances from Ireland, Scotland and Wales. A total of more than 400 works are set in the songbook as melody, lyrics and chords.

Features:

• Publisher: Hal Leonard
• Edition: Playbook
• Instrumentation: flute, guitar, oboe, piano
• Instrumentation: Melody edition in C
• Language: English
• Contents: over 400 songs
• Pages: 256
• Dimensions: 22.86 x 30.48 cm
• Publication date: April 12, 2001
• ISBN: 9780634017278

Contents:

• As I roved out
• Avondale
• Boulavogue
• Brennan on the Moor
• Come to the Hills
• The Cuckoo Madrigal
• Danny Boy
• Down by the salley Gardens
• The earl of Moray
• Eileen Aroon
• The fair Hills of Eire O!
• Finnigan's Wake
• The foggy Dew
• The galway Races
• The Garden where the Praties grow
• Garryowen
• Has Sorrow shaded thy young Days?
• The Hounds of Filemore
• I never will marry
• The Irish Washerwoman
• John Riley
• Jug of Punch
• Kevin Barry
• Kitty of Coleraine
• The Lambs on the green Hills
• The Lark in the Morning
• Maid of Fife-e-o
• Mermaid Song
• Molly Malone (Cocklers and Mussels)
• Norah o'Neale
• O'Donnell Aboo
• The old orange Flute
• Portlaige
• The Praties they grow small
• The Queen of Connemara
• The Rocks of Bawn
• Rosin the beau
• the sailor's hornpipe
• slievenamon
• the snowy-breasted pearl
• the tanyard side
• they know not my heart
• van diemen's land
• weela wallia
• the wild rover
• will ye go lassie?
• the yellow ponee
• scottish folksongs :
• auld lang syne
• baloo baleerie
• barbara allen
• the barnyards of delgaty
• the blue bells of scotland
• the bonny earl of murray
• charlie is my darling
• comin' through the rye
• dumbarton's drums
• flow gently sweet afton
• green grow the washes o
• hieland laddie
• hurree hurroo
• i know where i'm going
• loch lomond
• my bonnie lies over the ocean
• my luve is like a red red rose
• oh rowan tree
• on the banks of allan water
• the road to the isles
• scots wha hae
• silkie
• tam pierce
• the trooper and the maid
• wae's me for prince charlie
• weaving lilt
• will ye no' come back again?
• ye banks and braes o' bonnie doon
• folksongs from the hebrides :
• at the wave mouth
• the christ-child's lullaby
• the dowerless maiden
• the fate croon
• the harp of dunvegan
• lochbroom love song
• mary fair
• putting out to sea
• sea sorrow
• a wandering shade
• the wind on the moor
• witchery croon
• welsh folksongs :
• all through the night
• the ash grove
• cosher bailey's engine
• hunting the hare
• the little saucepan
• men of harlech
• irish popular songs :
• the band played on
• believe me if all those endearing young charms
• come back to erin
• duffy's blunders
• erin! oh erin!
• filimioorioooriay
• the first swallow
• the harp that once
• harrigan
• i'll take you home again kathleen
• i've got rings on my fingers
• the irish wedding
• kathleen mavourneen
• killarney
• let him go-let him tarry
• a little bit of heaven
• macushla
• the minstrel boy
• molly bawn
• oft in the stlly night
• paddy upon the canal
• peg o' my heart
• rory o'moore
• the rose of tralee
• since james put on high collars
• sweet rosie o'grady
• 'tis the last rose of summer
• tourelay
• the wearing of the green
• when irish eyes are smiling
• you can tell that i'm irish
• you can't deny you're irish