Edward Bunting collected a lot of tunes from the playing of Patrick Quin.
The tunes from ms33(1) are a group of tunes written very fast and sketchily, upside down in the back of the notebook. They seem to have been notated as live field transcriptions by Edward Bunting, on a trip he made to Quin’s home in Co. Armagh around 1800. One has an attribution to Quin; all of the others are tunes that are stated elsewhere to have been collected from Quin.
Title and attribution in ms
| Bunting ms ref & folio no.
| Collette Moloney index item number
|
I’ll Follow You Over the Mountain
|
Quin Harp
| Manuscript annotation in Bunting 1809, p. 25, London BL Add ms 41508
| Not in Moloney
|
from Quin
| ms12, f71r
| 12/199
|
| ms33(1) f32r
| 33(1)/57
|
Marbhna no Cumha
|
Quin Harp
| Manuscript annotation in Bunting 1809, p. 25, London BL Add ms 41508
| Not in Moloney
|
death song / from Quin
| ms12 f71r
| 12/201
|
| ms33(1) f33r
| 33(1)/60
|
A Gradh Luighe Lamh Liom - Love Be Near Me
|
Quin Harp
| Manuscript annotation in Bunting 1809, p. 33, London BL Add ms 41508
| Not in Moloney
|
from P. Quin
| ms33(3) f3r
| 33(3)/6
|
Suisheen Buidhe (the yellow blanket)
|
from Quin the harper in 1806
| ms13 f31v
| 13/70
|
from Paddy Quin in 1802
| ms27 f23r
| 27/51
|
P.Quin, Harper, 1806
| 1840 index p.xi
| 1840 p.58
|
Port Gordon / Ballyhaunis (more...)
|
Quins 1st part
| ms33(1) f14r
| 33(1)/29
|
from Quinn
| ms12 f75r
| 12/207
|
Mailí Bhán
|
Molly Vaun
| ms33(1) f31v
| 33(1)/56
|
Burns March (more...)
|
Pretty Peggy / Quins Burns March
| ms33(1) f32r
| 33(1)/58
|
Sin Síos an Ród a d’Imigh Sí (that is the road she went)
|
Sion Sios a Rod a dImigh Si
| ms33(1) f32v-33r
| 33(1)/59
|
Lochaber no More
|
Lochaber
| ms33(1) f33v
| 33(1)/61
|
Géidhe Fiáine
|
Wild Geese
| ms33(1) f34r
| 33(1)/62
|
from Paddy Quin the harper in 1800
| ms27 f18v-19r
| 27/40
|
brava bold Paddy Quin
| ms12 f56r
| 12/168
|
from Paddy Quin the harper in 1792
| ms13 f8r-v
| 13/18
|
Do be Bean Uasal, or there was a young lady
|
Do be Bean Uasal, or there was a young lady / from Paddy Quin the Harper at Portadown in 1797
| ms27 f31r
| 27/72
|
Planxty McDermott
|
Planxty McDermott / from Paddy Quin in 1802
| ms27 f23v
| 27/52
|
A Lundubh agus a Chiarsath
|
A Lundubh agus a Chiarsath. The blackbird & the thrush. / from Paddy Quin the harper in 1802
| ms27 f34v
| 27/79
|
Fanny Dillon
|
Fanny Dillon / from Paddy Quin County Armagh
| ms33(2) f19r
| 33(2)/35
|
Carolans Cap
|
Carolans Cap / from Paddy Quin County Ah
| ms33(2) f25r
| 33(2)/47
|
Nancy Cooper
|
Nancy Cooper / from Paddy Quin County Armagh near the Blue Ston
| ms33(2) f25v
| 33(2)/48
|
Staca an Margaidh
|
Staca an Margaidh, or Market Stake / from Paddy Quin County Armagh
| ms33(3)/5 f2v
| 33(3)/5
|
Feallagon
|
Feallagon / from Paddy Quin County Armagh
| ms33(3) f9r
| 33(3)/17
|
The Rocks of Pleasure
|
The Rocks of Pleasure
| List of tunes played at Belfast meeting, 1792. Bunting, 1840, p.64
|
|
Carolan’s Devotion
|
Carolan’s Devotion
| List of tunes played at Belfast meeting, 1792. Bunting, 1840, p.64
|
|
Grace Nugent
|
Grace Nugent
| List of tunes played at Belfast meeting, 1792. Bunting, 1840, p.64
|
|
Patrick’s Day
|
Patrick’s Day
| “‘fixed it’ for the harp”. Bunting, 1840, p.82
|
|
Patrick Quin, harper, 1792
| 1840 index, p.ix
| 1840 p.67
|
O Molly Dear
|
Patrick Quin, harper, 1800
| 1840 index p. ix
| 1840 p.87
|
Planxty Reilly
|
Harp Quin
| Manuscript annotation in Bunting 1796, p. 25-6, London BL Add ms 41508 f84r-v
|
|
Aileen a Roon
|
| List of tunes payed by Quin at the the first Meeting of the Subscribers of the Irish Harp Society, in Dublin. Dublin Evening Post 15th July 1809
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O’Rorke’s Noble Feast
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| List of tunes payed by Quin at the the first Meeting of the Subscribers of the Irish Harp Society, in Dublin. Dublin Evening Post 15th July 1809
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|
The Fairy Queen
|
| List of tunes payed by Quin at the the first Meeting of the Subscribers of the Irish Harp Society, in Dublin. Dublin Evening Post 15th July 1809
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I have not seen the ms12, 13, or 27 settings.
Thanks to Sylvia Crawford for telling me about some of these references. Thanks to Karen Loomis for showing me the annotated Bunting prints.