"The Cliffs of Dooneen" for Harp & Strings
"The Cliffs of Dooneen" for Harp & Strings
Traditional

Harp and Orchestra

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ViewPDF : The Cliffs of Dooneen for Harp & Strings (Strings Part) (73.69 Ko)
ViewPDF : The Cliffs of Dooneen for Harp & Strings (Harp Part) (74.69 Ko)
ViewPDF : D-Major Version (Full Score) (117.17 Ko)
ViewPDF : D-Major Version (Harp Part) (76.36 Ko)
ViewPDF : D-Major Version (Strings Part) (73.61 Ko)
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The Cliffs of Dooneen for Harp & Strings
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The Cliffs of Dooneen for Harp & Strings
MP3 (1.78 Mo) : (by Magatagan, Michael)246x 313x
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Composer
 Traditional
Traditional
Instrumentation

Harp and Orchestra

Sheet central Cliffs of Dooneen (3 sheet music)
Style

Celtic

Arranger
MAGATAGAN, MICHAEL (1960 - )
Publisher MAGATAGAN, MICHAEL
Copyright Public Domain
Added by magataganm, 31 Jul 2012
The Irish folksong "The Cliffs of Dooneen," is a ballad likely about the cliffs around Dooneen Point near Beale, North Kerry in the south west of Ireland. Like many folksongs, does not have a clear point of origin or author. It is a tremendously popular song, though, and in a grand tradition in Irish balladry, speaks of the longing for the Emerald Isle. It's also not clear exactly where the Cliffs of Dooneen are. They may have been just an invention of the author, though based on geographical cl...(+)
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MICHAEL MAGATAGAN
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Posted the at 00:00 by magataganm

Darlene,

Thank you so much for the feedback! I have created a D-Major version (with the associated parts).


Posted the at 00:00
Lovely piece....However, Irish music is almost never written in this key! If you could transpose this down one half step, to D major, it would put the song into a traditional Irish key.
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