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Northern Ireland, Fermanagh, 1972, 1979
- Author/Composer,etc
- Glassie, Henry, 1941-
- Title
- [Northern Ireland, Fermanagh, 1972, 1979] [sound recording] / collected by Henry Glassie.
- Format
- Musical Recording
- Physical description
- 24 sound tape reels : analog, 3 3/4 ips, mono. ; 5 in. + documentation (8 boxes) 4 sound tape reels : analog, 3 3/4 ips, mono. ; 3 in.
- Performer
- Principle performers, storytellers, and interviewees include: Peter Flanagan, Joe Flanagan, Hugh Nolan, Gabriel Coyle, Ellen Cutler, John Joe Maguire, Jim Drum, John Fleming, Derrygore Terrace, Tommy Love, Michael Boyle, James Owens, and Oney McBrien.
- Recording info
- Recorded by Henry Glassie in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland in 1972 and 1977.
- Notes
- Title supplied by cataloger. Documentation, spanning 1972-1979, is contained in eight boxes-- four boxes with two photocopied sets of field notes and four boxes with two photocopied sets of research notes. Field and research notes include hand-drawn maps, drawings and measurements of homes and other structures, diagrams, notes from local newspaper articles, transcriptions of music and oral data, thirteen photographs, and notes for Glassie's book, Passing the time in Ballymenone: culture and history of an Ulster community.
- Local note
- OT 11093--11120; EC 10" 4213--4244, 4249--4260, 4635--4639, 4642--4643
- Summary
- Collection contains audio recordings from Glassie's 1972 and 1977 fieldwork experiences in the county of Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. It includes recordings of local musicians and storytellers, discussions, from both oral and written sources, of local history, political issues surrounding the period known as the Troubles, vernacular architecture, agricultural practices, food habits, occupational folklife, Protestant and Catholic traditions of the region, and the dying tradition of mumming. Accompanying field notes reflect daily experiences of the collector. Subsequent research notes were created to organize material for publication and include transcriptions and notes on earlier field notes.
- Partial contents
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- Glen Swaley
- Moorlough Mary
- Nancy Morgan
- Little umbrella in my hand
- The Irish jubilee
- Roaring Mary
- Sky lark
- Bonnie Kate
- Harvest home
- Londonderry hornpipe
- The stormy Saturday
- Heathery breeze
- Belfast hornpipe
- Copper plate
- Danny boy
- Lucy Campbell
- Crowley's reel
- The maid behind the barrel
- The swallow's tail
- Field mouse had a ball
- Saddle the pony
- Haste to the wedding
- Rose and the heather
- The high level
- Soldier's joy
- The boyne hunt
- Skibbereen
- Come to Kinawley
- The true love
- Sean South
- Miss you mother
- Father Murphy
- Cow that ate the piper
- Irish washerwoman
- Boys of the blue hill
- Turkey in the straw
- Wild colonial boy
- Ninety-eight march
- Off to Dublin
- Patrick Sheehan
- The green volunteers
- Heathery breeze
- Down Erin's lovely lee
- The sash [my father wore]
- We'll guard old Derry's walls
- God save the Queen
- Enniskillen dragon
- Auld lang syne
- Dolly's brae
- There's a hole in the bucket
- Sandgate
- Orange lily
- Miss McCloud's reel
- Patsy Fagan
- The boys of the County Cork
- Orange lily - The beginner's reel (Rakers of mallow)
- Men behind the wire
- Three leaf shamrock
- Kevin Barry
- Banks of the Ohio
- Love's cheating line
- Do what you do do well
- Many homes are filled with sorrow
- Men behind the wire
- You came down from Heaven
- High reel
- Folsom Prison blues
- We're on our way to victory
- Twenty-six were won
- James Connolly
- If we only had Ireland always free
- Kate Dailey
- Off to Dublin in the green
- Manchester martyrs
- Men of ninety-eight
- The flag that floats above us
- Mason's apron
- Off to California
- Belfast hornpipe
- The soldier's song
- Duke of Leinster
- Happy home reel
- Mamma's pet
- McCloud's reel
- Earl's chair
- Dream North had come back to the fold
- Tipperary so far away
- Fermanagh song
- The wild rapparee
- Humors of Mackan reel
- Rockbridge fair
- The smiles and tears of Erin
- The cottage in the grove
- Rattigan's reel
- Tailor's twist
- Sligo maid
- Green rogue
- Hurry the jug
- The blackbird
- Drowsy Maggie
- Medley. Marching through Georgia ; Deep in the heart of Texas ; Yankee doodle dandy ; Long way to Tipperarry ; Battle hymn of the republic
- Medley. When Irish eyes are smiling ; Wild Irish rose
- Medley. You are my sunshine ; Turkey in the straw
- My own Irish home (Boys of the County Armagh)
- Derry hornpipe (Londonderry hornpipe)
- Pigeon on the gate
- O'Rourke's reel
- Medley. Swannee river ; Old black Joe ; Carry me back to old Virginny ; Tom Dooley ; Home on the range
- Medley. When the roll is called up yonder ; Old rugged cross
- High noon
- Medley. Kevin Barry ; Wearing of the green
- Turfman from Ardee
- Little brown road
- Two lovely lassies from Bannion (Three lovely lassies from Bannion)
- Tawny wine
- Drunken man is poor
- Two Irish eyes
- Galaway Bay
- Your cheatin' heart
- Make up me mind to marry
- Blue hills of Antrim
- Paddy on the railroad
- Mackan fight
- Poor scholar
- Humors of Ballyconnell
- Humors of Mackan
- Handsome Sally
- Sunshine hornpipe
- Highland fling
- Campaign on the border
- Irishman's toast
- Rocks of Bawn
- Black velvet band
- Why should I be so lonesome
- Pat Malloy
- Moon behind the hill
- Mary of Argyle
- Centenary march
- O'Donnell abu
- Battleship Sinn Fein
- Green-robed Inisfail
- Maxwell's ball
- Oliver's harvest home
- Fermanagh song
- Battle of Limerick
- Men of Easter week
- I'm looking for a bonnie wee lass to love me
- Gay Gordon's
- Napoleon's march
- Limerick
- Real old mountain dew
- Beauty of Limerick
- Cliffs of Dureen
- James Crossen
- Derrylin fair
- Burke's hornpipe
- Lovely Erin's shore
- General T.F. Burk
- Bloody campaign on the border
- Someday I'll visit old Ireland
- Home rule Bill's
- The day was gone, the battle ended
- Mary of the wild moor
- The slave may bend in object fear
- On March the 6th song
- Flogging reel.
- Terms of use
- Archival use and reproduction for non-profit educational or research purposes; Archives of Traditional Music.
- Subject
- Irish--Northern Ireland--Music. Folk music--Northern Ireland. Folk songs, English--Northern Ireland. Reels (Music)--Northern Ireland. Folklore--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Folklore and history--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Storytelling--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Tales--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Legends--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Mumming--Northern Ireland--Fermanagh. Fermanagh (Northern Ireland)--Social life and customs. Fermanagh (Northern Ireland)--History.
- Local subject
- E.R.5.
- Related name
- Indiana University, Bloomington. Archives of Traditional Music.