1
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Intro
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Tom Rhoads of the 333 Coffee House introduces the concert.
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2
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Tail Toddle/Reels
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Tail Toddle/The Morning Dew/The Ale is Dear
A bawdy song by Robert Burns leads into two lively Scottish reels with some fine dancing by Kathleen.
Subtitles available
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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3
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Prisons de Nantes
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Pachipi/Dans les Prisons de Nantes/Johnny's Gone to France
A Breton dance tune leads into a 17th century Breton/Gallo song. An Irish reel with a French theme rounds out the track.
Subtitles available
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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4
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Trooper/Toddy
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The Trooper and the Fair Maid/Toddy MacPherson's
A rousing Scottish ballad of seduction, impregnation and desertion followed by a lively jig.
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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5
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Titrwm Tatrwm
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Morwnad yr Ehedydd/Titrwm Tatrwm [Pitter Patter] /Abergenni
Two ancient Welsh folk tunes alternate between verses of this song by the 18th century Welsh poet known as "Black David of
Snowdon".
Subtitles available
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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6
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Les Mardis Gras
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Les Mardi Gras/Reuben's Train/Le Reel Béatrice
A Cajun song is interspersed with an Appalachian fidle tune and followed by a Québécois reel.
Subtitles available
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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7
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Volviendo/Chouteira
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Volviendo al Valle/Chouteira/Get You a Copper Kettle
A Bolivian tune is followed by a Galician dance and then a well-known song about moonshining.
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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8
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Auld Trews/Tam Lin
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Willie's Auld Trews/Fionnghuala/Tam Lin
A slow march, a "peurt-a-beul" song about Fingal's Bothy that ends with a wild reel and a wild dance.
Subtitles available
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Lyrics
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9
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Shetland Reels
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Shetland Reels: Spootiskerry/Sleep Soond i' da Moarnin'/Faroe Rum/Willafjord
Four well known Shetland tunes, the first played as an Irish hornpipe Kathleen dances to it.
See also Liner Notes
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10
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Sheáin Bháin
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Sheáin Bháin/Chloë's Passion
A suggestive Irish love song played in jig time and an appropriately titled Scottish slip jig.
Subtitles available
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Lyrics
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11
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Crested Hens
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Les Poules Huppées (Crested Hens)/Demi Tours/Tumbledown
A French bourrée, some Breton hanter dros and an Irish jig. Kathleen performs a modern dance improvisation.
See also Liner Notes
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12
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St. Ives Fer Moh
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Moirney ny Cainle/Arrane y Guilley Hesheree/St. Ives Fer Moh
Two Manx tunes followed by a Cornish song.
See also Liner Notes &
Lyrics
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13
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Darby the Driver
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Darby the Driver/Seallaibh Curaigh Eoghainn/Haughs of Cromdale/Fiddles on Top/Bonaparte's Retreat
Irish jig, followed by "peurt-a-beul" mouth music, a Scottish jig, strathspey, reel and an Appalachian reel.
Subtitles available
See also Liner Notes &
lyrics
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Credits
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Editing and Motion Graphics
Bill Articola
Videography
Bill Articola
Madelyn Articola
Audio and Live Sound Mixing
Tom Rhoads
Thanks to
333 Coffeehouse
Tom Rhoads
Amy Ksir
Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis, MD
Production
Bill Articola
Bernard Argent
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