X: 1
T: Corney is Coming
T: Tá Crotuir Ag Teacd
T: Tá Cornaí ag Teacht
C: traditional Irish
R: Reel
Z: Frank Weber
N: gelernt von Walter Lelle, ca. 2002
D: Willie Clancy (1918-1973): The Pipering of Willie Clancy, Volume 1 (Compilation 1980)
D: 1973: Planxty: Planxty
D: 1988: Ronan Browne & Peter O'Loughlin: The South West Wind
D: 1991: Dalriada Brothers: Farewell to Ireland
D: 1994: Karen Tweed: Silver Spire
D: 2001: Davy Spillane & Kevin Glackin: Forgotten Days
D: 2008: Robbie Hannan: The Tempest
N: Andrew Kuntz (The Fiddler's Companion):
N: According to Gearoid Ó hAllmhuráin, "Corney is Coming" is an old West Clare tune whose title is associated in local folklore with Cornelius
N: O'Brien, a County Clare landlord who lived in Birchfield House outside Liscannor. O’Brien is chiefly remembered today as the builder of the
N: famous O'Brien Tower near the Cliffs of Moher in 1837, an oft-photographed landmark. However, he also had a notorious reputation especially
N: with women, leading to the warning "Corney is coming (so look to your daughters)." An alternate suggestion is that the title refers to itinerant
N: 19th century fiddle master Corney Drew, in anticipation of his coming for a season of music and dance instruction. It was a favourite of uilleann
N: piper and whistle player Willie Clancy, of Miltown Malbay.
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: D maj
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