The Big Book of Irish Songs, PVG

The Big Book Of Irish Songs
 
Catalogue Number: HL00310981
ISBN: 9780634058479
Media: Sheet Music
Language: English
Arrangement: Piano, Voice, Guitar (With Boxed Chord Symbols) (PVG(B))
 
Description

75 great songs from folksongs to Tin Pan Alley favourites, including 'Danny Boy', 'The Irish Washerwoman', 'Jug of Punch', 'Molly Malone' and 'Peg o'My Heart. Arranged for voice and piano (with guitar boxed chord symbols).
 
Songlist
 
A Little Bit Of Heaven 
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms 
Bendemeer's Stream 
Black Velvet Band 
Bold Fenian Men 
Boulavogue 
Carrickfergus 
Come Back To Erin 
Danny Boy (Londonderry Air) 
Dear Little Shamrock 
Eileen Aroon 
Erin! Oh Erin! 
Father O'Flynn 
Finnegan's Wake 
Galway Bay 
Garryowen 
Girl I Left Behind Me 
Harrigan 
Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded? 
Hunting The Hare 
I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen 
I'll Tell Ma 
I'm A Rover And Seldom Sober 
Ireland Must Be Heaven (For My Mother Came From There) 
Jug Of Punch 
Killarney 
Lannigan's Ball 
Leaving Of Liverpool 
Let Erin Remember The Days Of Old 
MacNamara's Band 
Macushla 
Mary's A Grand Old Name 
McSorley Twins 
Mick Mcguire 
Minstrel Boy 
Molly Bawn 
Molly Malone (Cockles And Mussels) 
Mother Machree 
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder 
My Nation Once Again 
My Wild Irish Rose 
O'Donnell Aboo 
Oft In The Stilly Night 
Peg O' My Heart 
Peggy O'neil 
Pretty Girl Milking A Cow 
Sailor's Hornpipe 
Seven Drunken Nights 
Star Of County Down 
Sweet Rosie O'grady 
The Band Played On 
The Bold Tenant Farmer 
The Cruiskeen Lawn 
The Foggy Dew 
The Irish Rover 
The Irish Washerwoman 
The Kerry Dance 
The Low-backed Car 
The Mountains Of Mourne 
The Queen Of Connemara 
The Rose Of Tralee 
The Snowy-Breasted Pearl 
The Spanish Lady 
The Spinning Wheel Song 
The Tumble-down Shack In Athlone 
The Wearing Of The Green 
'tis The Last Rose Of Summer 
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (That's An Irish Lullaby) 
When He Who Adores Thee 
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling 
Where The River Shannon Flows 
Whiskey In The Jar 
Who Threw The Overalls In Mrs Murphy's Chowder 
Wild Rover 
You Can Tell That I'm Irish