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The Celtic fake book: C edition
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Milwaukee, WI : H. Leonard Corp., [2001].
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1 score (253 pages) ; 31 cm
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Description
(Fake Book). The popularity of Celtic music has soared over the last decade due to the resurgence of folk instruments, Celtic dancing, and Irish culture overall. This amazing collection assembles over 400 songs from Ireland, Scotland and Wales complete with Gaelic lyrics where applicable and a pronunciation guide. Titles include: Across the Western Ocean * Along with My Love I'll Go * Altar Isle O' the Sea * Auld Lang Syne * Avondale * The Band Played On * Barbara Allen * Blessing of the Road * The Blue Bells of Scotland * The Bonniest Lass * A Bunch of Thyme * The Chanty That Beguiled the Witch * Columbus Was an Irishman * Danny Boy * Duffy's Blunders * Erin! Oh Erin! * Father Murphy * Finnegan's Wake * The Galway Piper * The Girl I Left Behind Me * Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly * I Know Where I'm Goin' * Irish Rover * Loch Lomond * Molly Malone * My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean * My Wild Irish Rose * The Shores of Amerikay * The Sons of Liberty * That's an Irish Lullaby * When Irish Eyes Are Smiling * Who Threw the Overalls in Mistress Murphy's Chowder * and hundreds more. Also includes many Irish popular songs as a bonus.
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Webster Adult Nonfiction
781.62 CEL SC (spiral)
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Feb 7, 2022
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English
ISBN:
9780634017278, 0634017276

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General Note
"Over 400 songs, traditional music from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, plus Irish popular songs"--Cover.
General Note
Unacc. melodies; with lyrics and chord symbols.
General Note
Includes "Song index by nationality" (p. [6-9]), "Introductory Gaelic pronunciation guide"(p. [10]), and "Guitar chords" diagrams (p. 253).
Description
"Over 400 songs, traditional music from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, plus Irish popular songs."
Description
Includes chord symbols and guitar chord table.
Language
English words; in part, with original Gaelic, Irish, Scots, or Welsh words.
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APA Citation (style guide)

(2001). The Celtic fake book: C edition. Milwaukee, WI, H. Leonard Corp.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)

2001. The Celtic Fake Book: C Edition. Milwaukee, WI, H. Leonard Corp.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)

The Celtic Fake Book: C Edition. Milwaukee, WI, H. Leonard Corp, 2001.

MLA Citation (style guide)

The Celtic Fake Book: C Edition. Milwaukee, WI, H. Leonard Corp, 2001.

Note! Citation formats are based on standards as of July 2022. Citations contain only title, author, edition, publisher, and year published. Citations should be used as a guideline and should be double checked for accuracy.
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5050 |a Abdul abulbul amir -- Across the western ocean -- Aignish on the Machair -- Aillte -- Alister, son of Coll the Splendid -- All through the night -- Along with my love I'll go -- Altar Isle o' the sea -- Ar fol lol lol o -- "Are you there, MO-RI-AR-I-TY?" -- Arthur McBride -- As I roved out (I) -- As I roved out (II) -- As I was going to Ballynure -- The Ash grove -- At the wave mouth -- Auld lang syne -- Avondale -- Baloo baleerie -- Baloo, Lammy -- The Band played on -- The Banks of the Suir -- The Bantry girls' lament -- Barbara Allen -- The Bard of Armagh -- The Barnyards of Delgaty -- A Barra love lilt -- Batchelor's walk -- Be thou my vision -- The Beggarman -- Believe me, if all those endearing young charms -- The Bells of Shandon -- Bendemeer's Stream -- Beside the River Loune -- Birds at the fairy fulling -- The Black cavalry -- The Blackberry blossom -- Blackwater side -- Blessing of the road -- The Blue bells of Scotland -- The Bold Fenian men -- Bold Robert Emett -- The Bold tenant farmer -- Bold Thady Quill -- Boney was a warrior -- The Bonniest lass -- The Bonny bunch of roses -- The Bonny Earl of Murray -- The Bonny ship the diamond -- Boston burglar -- Boulavogue -- The Brave Irish lad -- Brennan on the moor -- Broken-hearted I'll wander -- A Bunch of thyme -- Bungle rye -- The Butcher boy -- Byker Hill --
5058 |a The Carlton weaver -- The Campbells are coming -- Captain MacDonald's favorite jig -- Carrickfergus -- Caristonia -- The Chanty that beguiled the witch -- Charlie is my darling -- The Christ-child's lullaby -- Christmas duang -- A Churning lilt -- Clanranald's parting song -- Clare's dragoons -- The Cockies of Bungaree -- The Cockle gatherer -- Coll nurse's lilt -- Columbus was an irishman -- Come back to Erin -- Come sit down beside me -- Come to the hills -- Comin' through the rye -- Convict of Clonmel -- Cooley's reel -- The Cork leg -- Cosher Bailey's engine -- The County of Mayo -- The Courting of the King of Erin's daughter -- Cradle spell of Dunvegan -- Credhe's lament for Cail -- The Croppy boy -- The Cruikshank lawn -- Culhullen's lament for his son -- The Cuckoo Madrigal -- The Curragh of Kildare -- Curse of the aspen tree --
5058 |a Dance to your shadow -- Danny boy -- Darby Kelly -- The dear little shamrock -- Dick Darby -- The Dingle puck goat -- Don't you weep after me -- The Doon -- The Dowerless maid -- The Dowie dens of Yarrow -- Down by the Sally gardens -- Down went McGinty -- Drowsy Maggie -- A Druid of the Isles -- The Dublin stage -- Duffy's blunders -- Dumbarton's drums -- A Dunvegan dirge -- Éamann an chnoic -- The Earl of Moray -- The Easter rebellion -- Eileen Aroon -- Eileen Oge -- Erin! Oh Erin! -- An Eriskay love lilt -- An Eriskay lullaby -- Ethne's croon to her child Columba -- The Fair hills of Éire o! -- Fair harvard -- A Fairy Plaint -- A Fairy's love song -- Farewell, Nancy -- Farewell to the maigue -- The Fate croon -- Father Murphy -- Felix, the soldier -- The Fenian man o' war -- The Fenians of Cahirciveen -- Filimiooriooriay -- Finnegan's wake -- The First swallow -- Flora Macdonald's love song -- The Flower of sweet strabane -- The Flying cloud -- Foggy dew -- Follow me up to Carlow -- For I had a spirit above my degree -- The Four Mary's -- From the cold sod that's o'er you -- From Erin's shores --
5058 |a The Galbally farmer -- Galway city -- The Galway piper -- The Galway races -- The Galway shawl -- The Gaol of Clonmel -- The Garden where the praties grow -- Garryowen -- Gin I were -- The Girl I left behind me -- The Girls of Coleraine -- The Golden jubilee -- The Great silkie -- The Green fields of America -- Green grow the rashes, o -- Green grows the laurel -- The Harp of Dunvegan -- The Harp that once -- The Harper -- Harrigan -- Has anybody here seen Kelly? -- Has sorrow thy young days shaded? -- The Hat my father wore -- Hieland laddie -- A Highland lad my love was born -- The Hills of Kerry -- The Hounds of Filemore -- Hunting the hare -- Hurree hurroo -- I had fifteen dollars inside my pocket -- I know my love -- I know where I'm going -- I never will marry -- "I thank you, ma'am," says Dan -- I'll take you home again, Kathleen -- I'll tell my ma -- I'm a poor stranger -- I've got rings on my fingers -- In Glendalough lived a young saint -- In Scartaglen there lived a lass -- Irish astronomy -- The Irish girl -- The Irish rover -- The Irish washerwoman -- The Irish wedding -- The Irishman's epistle -- The Irishman's shanty --
5058 |a John Riley -- Johnny I hardly knew ye -- Jug of punch -- Kathleen Mavoureen -- Kelly, the boy from Killann -- The Kerry cow -- The Kerry dance -- The Kerry keel -- Kevin barry -- Kilgary mountain -- Killarney -- Kirsteen -- Kishmul's galley -- Kitty of Coleraine -- The Lambs on the green hills -- Lanigan's ball -- The Lark in the clear air -- The Lark in the morning -- The Lay of Diarmad -- Let Erin remember the days of old -- Let him go -- let him tarry -- Limerick is beautiful -- A Little bit of heaven -- The Little bunch of rushes -- The Little saucepan -- Loch Leven love lament -- Loch Lomond -- Lochbroom love song -- The Lost child -- lough Sheelin's side -- Love at my heart -- The Love-wandering -- Lovely Leitrim -- The Low-backed car -- The Lure of the fairy hill --
5058 |a MacPherson's farewell -- Macushla -- The Magic mist -- Maid of Fife-e-o -- The Maid of Slievenamon -- The Maid of the sweet brown knowe -- A Man of double deed -- Mary Fair -- Master McGrath -- McCaffery -- McPherson's lament -- McSorley's twins -- Men of Harlech -- The Men of the west -- The Merchant's daughter -- Mermaid song -- The Mermaid's croon -- Michael Roy of Brooklyn City -- Mick McGuire -- Milking croon -- Milking song -- The Minstrel boy -- Mr. Moses ri-tooral-i-ay -- Mrs. McGrath -- Mrs. Murphy's chowder -- Mo ghrá-sa mo dhia -- Molly Bawn -- Molly Brannigan -- Molly Malone (cockles and mussels) -- Morgan Magan -- Morrissey and the russian sailor -- Mother Machree -- Mountains of mourne -- Mull Fisher's love song -- The Mulligan guard -- my bonnie lies over the ocean -- My luv is like a red, red rose -- My Mary of the curling hair -- My name is Kelly (but I'm livin the life of Reilly) -- My wild Irish rose -- Nell Flaherty's drake -- The Next market day -- No Irish need apply -- None can love like an irishman -- Nora -- Norah O'Neale -- O love, 'tis a calming starry night -- O woman washing by the river -- O'Donnell aboo -- O'Hara's cup -- Oft in the stilly night -- Oh rowan tree -- Oiche nollag -- The Old crone's lilt -- The Old orange flute -- The Old triangle -- The Old turf fire -- On the banks of Allan Water -- On the banks of the roses -- O'Rourke's revel rout -- Over the mooe to Maggie -- Owen Cóir --
5058 |a Paddy Doyle's boots -- Paddy upon the canal -- The Palantine's daughter -- The Parting glass -- Pat Malloy -- The Peacock march -- Peg o' my heart -- Peggy Gordon -- Phil the flutter -- Portláirge -- The Portuguese sailor -- The Praties, they grow small -- The Pretty girl milking her cow -- Pulling the sea-dulse -- Pulse of my heart -- Putting out to sea -- Putting the taunt -- The Queen of Connemara -- Raglan Road -- Rake and rambling boy -- Real old mountain dew -- Reynard the fox -- A rich Irish lady -- The Rising of the moon -- The Road to the isles -- The Rocks of Bawn -- Roddy McCorley -- Rory O'Moore -- The rose of Allendale -- The rose of Tralee -- Scots wha hae -- Sea-bird to her chicks -- Sea moods -- The sea-quest -- The 23rd of June -- Uist cattle croon -- Ullapool sailor's song -- Van Diemen's land -- Wae's me for Prince Charlie -- A Wandering shade -- The Wearing of the green -- Weaving lilt -- Weela wallia -- The West's awake -- What would you do if you married a soldier? -- When he who adores thee -- When Irish eyes are smiling -- When we were boy and girl -- Where the River Shannon flows -- Whiskey, you're the devil -- Who threw the overalls in mistress Murphy's chowder -- Why, liquor of life, do I love you so? -- The Wild colonial boy -- The wild rover -- Will ye go, lassie? -- Will ye no' come back again? -- Will you come to the bower -- The wind on the moor -- The wind that shakes the barley -- Witchery cantrips -- Witchery croon -- The witchery fate song -- Witchery graces -- The Witchery milking croon -- The women are worse than the men -- The work of the weavers -- The wren song -- Ye banks and braes o' Bonnie Doon -- The yellow bittern -- The yellow ponee -- You can tell that I'm Irish -- You can't deny you're Irish.
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