The Petrie collection of the ancient music of Ireland.
By: [Dublin, printed at the University Press, for the Society for the Preservation and Publication of the Melodies of Ireland by M. H. Gill, 1855.]
Contributors: Society for the Preservation and Publication of the Melodies of Ireland
Publisher: Gregg Press
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Farnborough, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 196
Subjects: Piano music, Arranged; Music -- Ireland; Folk songs, English -- Ireland; Folk songs, Irish -- Ireland; National music -- Ireland
Notes: Arr. for piano; in part, with English and Gaelic words
Table of contents: value: The Advice; value: All Alive; value: Allan's Return; value: Along the Mourne Shore; value: As a Sailor and Soldier were walking one day; value: As I walked out one morning, I heard a dismal cry; value: At the little yellow road; value: Sligo Air; value: Air of Curran's "Monks of the Screw"; value: Military air; value: Military march; value: A quick march; value: A lamentation; value: A hop jig; value: A single jig; value: A double jig; value: A munster double jig; value: A munster single jig; value: A planxty; value: Ballypatrick; value: Bellew's march; value: Bedside the White Rock; value: Blackbird and the Thrush; value: Blackwater foot; value: Blackthorn cane with the thong; value: Black slender boy; value: Blow the candle out; value: By the side of the white rock; value: Cailin ban; value: Catholic Boy; value: A cock and a hen went out together; value: Coola shore; value: Cormac Spaineach; value: Cunning young man; value: David Foy; value: Dear to me the big jug, and it is full; value: Ding dong didilium; value: Donnel O'Graedh; value: Druiminn Donn; value: The Return from Fingal; value: Forlorn Virgin; value: Girl of the great house; value: Gobby O!; value: Good night, and joy be with you; value: Groves of Blackpool; value: He's gone, he's gone; value: The hunt; value: I once loved a boy; value: I will drink no more on those roads of Sligo; value: I wish the French would take them; value: I wish the Shepherd's pet were mine; value: I would put my own child to sleep; value: I would rather have a maiden without a gown; value: If I should meet a tanner's wife; value: If I should go to a clown; value: I'll be a good boy, and do so no more; value: I'll make my love a breast of glass; value: Irish hautboy; value: It was an old beggarman, weary and wet; value: Jenny (O), you have borne away the palm; value: Johnny (O), dearest Johnny; value: King of the Rath; value: Kitty Magee; value: Lady Athenry, Planxty by Carolan; value: Lady Wrixon, Planxty by Carolan; value: Lament of Richard Cantillon; value: Lament for Gerald; value: Last Saturday night as I lay in my bed; value: Let us be drinking, drinking, drinking; value: Loch Allen; value: An ancient lullaby; value: Lura, lura, no da lura; value: Melancholy Martin; value: Molly Hewson; value: My love is upon the river; value: My love will ne'er forsake me; value: My lover has gone-my heart is sore; value: My own young dear; value: Nancy (O), Nancy, don't you remember; value: Nancy, the pride of the East; value: Never despise an old friend; value: Nobleman's wedding; value: Nora of the amber hair; value: Och, ochone it is sickly I am; value: Oh, rouse yourself, it's cold you've got; value: Oh, thou of the beautiful hair; value: Oro, thou fair loved one; value: Oro mor, O Moirin!; value: Old woman lamenting her purse; value: One Sunday after Mass; value: Pearl fo the flowing tresses; value: Pearl of the white breast; value: pipe on the hob; value: Planxty by Carolan; value: Planxty O'Flinn; value: A ploughman's whistle; value: Pretty Sally; value: The Priest with the Collar; value: Red-haired girl; value: Rocky road; value: Rose, the fair-skinned. dark-haired; value: Sally Whelan; value: Scolding Wife; value: Scorching is this love; value: Sheela, my love, say will you be mine; value: Silken Article; value: Sit here, O Muirnin, sit near me; value: Spinning wheel tune; value: Splashing of the churn; value: Spring into the drink; value: Strawberry blossom; value: Tatter the road; value: The hour I prove false; value: There was a lady all skin and bone; value: This time twelve months I married; value: 'Tis easily known that you never saw Rosy; value: The Token; value: The hags of Ulster; value: When she answered me her voice was low; value: Where have you been, my little girl; value: Winter it is past; value: Woman (O) of the house, is not that pleasant!; value: The  young lady